New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19
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There are rumors Of the recent discovery Of an
extensive conspiracy against the Government in
SPAIN The officers Of the intended expedition against
Mexico are embarking from Madrid for Cuba. The
conspiracy was to explode by the 10th Of May. Its
rannifcations extended throughout the country.
The Spanish Queens speech says that diplomatic
relations with Mexico have been interrupted, but
hopes that it is only temporarily the Mexican Gov
ernment begins to show signs that they will redress
grievances and not oblge Spain to have to
hostites. ;l,g-
Baron Crosse will soon proceed to China as the
French Minister Plenpotentiary.
England.
It is said that Mr.. Roebuck will move an amend I
ment of the Queens speech, if it does not contain
distinct pledge of franchise reform.
Arrivals Out.
The advices of the steamers City Of Manchester,
Washington and Niagara had reached Liverpool.
Russia. '"H'7
The prohibition of the export of gold is removed.
Chinese Affairs.
| Lord Elgin will demand Of China the renewal OF
former treaties with the extension of privileges to
three other ports. He will also demand the establish
ment of English military posts in all cities where there
are resident English Consular Agents, and the
erection of forts at Canton, Shanghai and Hong.
Kong. A
Kansas Affairs
New YORK. May 1s.-The Times says that Charles
McIlvane will act as Secretary to Gov. Walker.
The War Department has assigned Major Deas,
Lieuts. Carr and Wilder as his military aids.
The Governorship Of Utah.
The New York Times says that Judge Drummond
will be rendered the Governorship Of Utah, shonld
Major McCuloch decline to accept the appointment.
| Oufraues in Utah. ..r- l. --
The New York Times contains details of the late
outrage at Salt Lake City. ....rzt.g RI i.s.., s-
a band of armed men entered the U. S. Courtroom
and compelled Judge Stiles to adjourn sine die, the
Judge first appealing to Brigham Young for protec.
ton. Young replied that he wouldn't interfere, but
that the boys should have their own way, for the
Court had already given them too much trouble.
The greatest excitement prevailed. The Mormons
well armed and threatened the most disgracefu
personal violence upon the Gentiles and especially
upon the U. S. Surveyor General. ,- @
Foreign Commercial News
LIVERPOOL, May 6.-We have the following by the
Anglo Saxon. Red Wheat, SIS to 9s White, 9s Cd !;
I Western Canal Flour, 29s to 30s Southern 3Os to
3ls; Mixed Corn, 34s Sd to 35s Yellow, 36s Cd
White, 37s Cd. f 'a1. %
Beef is quiet-prices firm. Pork and Bacon rather
dull. Lard, 65s; Rosin, IS; Spirits Turpentine, 39s
Arrivals Out.
The ship John Henry, from Philadelphia hat
arrived at Liverpool. ~
Later from Utah.
f ST. LOUIS May 1S.-The overland mail has al
rived bringing advices from Salt Lake City to tn
e ID of May. The Territory was quiet, and prepara
f tions were being made to send Missionaries to a
parts of the world.
The accounts by this mail of the movements
/, Governor Young, does not accord with those Vi
California He seems to possess the entire condenc
of the people, and was planning an exploring an
pleasure excursion to the Mormon settlement tt
< Salmon river. -'r-r'r'-'-T--- --s-9 .r- w
e The Mormons at San Bernandino and surroundin
settlements have been called to Salt Lake City.
d Indian Depredations. @
The Cheyennes continue bold and defiant. Som
traders who have arrived at Fort Laramie repor
that the Indians acknowledge the loss of sixty warr
ors sent to commit depredations on the Californi
: road, in consequence of which they had taken six
t teen traders prisoners and dispatched hundre
warriors to the road to avenge their loss.
| The grass the plains is very poor, being fully
month later than usual.
r Domestic Markets.
New YORK, May lS.-Cotton is buoyant. Orlean
N1iddling l4t Uplands Middling 14s Flour CLOSED
firm. Wheat is steady White 81 IS, Red 81 So
and sold to-day at 35c. Coffee 1O4 to 1l3c. Sugar
firm; Havana 10 to l2c. Rice steady at to 5lc
f Freghts are tirmer. Stocks active.
), CINCINNATI, May lS.-Flour active at $6 rs t,
Is. Corn sadvancing with sales at Is to 7sc Hold
J. ers demand soc. Oats firm no sales. Holders ask
;, ing 70 to 75c. Whisky dull at 3Oc. Provisions arr
buoyant. Bacon firm. Shoulders o. to lOc. Side
= l2c Mess Pork $23 so.
:. River Intelligeuce
n CINc1NNAT1, May ls.--The river is rising rapidly
|. Ship Leaking.
q New YORK, May ls.-The ship Charles of Balti
more, from New Orleans for Africa arrived at st
Thomas on the 2sth, leaking badly.
n US. Property at Auction.
- Boston, May ls.--The U. S. Marine Hospital estat
at Chelsea was sold at auction to-day The price
were somewhat under government valuation, an,
d ranged from 2s to 50 cents per square foot
; Canadian Murderer.
f CLEVELAND, May lS.-McHenry has been rema nde'
- to prison, his identity with the Canadian murdere
being established. . -- .
Freshet in Wisconsin River.
s ST.. LOUIS, May lS-The Wisconsin river is highe
5 than it has been for thirteen years. Much damag
has been done to RATS, dams and other property.
Unitarians on the Constitution.
= ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-The St. Louis delegation b
withdrew Saturday the adoption of resolutio
declaring the Constitution of the United States fai
ure, and the decision of the Supreme Court in tn
= bred Scott case of no binding force. .
:. ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
It ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARAGO
New YORK, May 1s-The southampton steamshi
J.. Arago has arrived, bringing the dates til
- Anglo.SaXon. Her commercial news was, therefor
% anticipated, but we CLEAN the following additions
items of general news.
, The Arago brings $50 900 in Specie