New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-18
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYsLATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
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HALIFAX, June 16.-The Royal mail steamship
Europa, from Liverpool on the afternoon Of the 9Th
nst, has arrived here en- route for Boston.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, June 6, P. N-The cotton market has
'een generally unchanged since the departure of the
asst steamer, and closed steady last night Our
quotations are the same as by the Canada.
The sales of the week amount to 10000 bales, Of
which spectators and exporters took the first 450O
and the latter 5000 bales. ss..;1s. -..y..-s. ~
Breadstufs are dull, all qualities having slightIy
declined. Provisions closed steady. Naval stores
are active. Consols for money closed at 93S to a.
s General News. sts.,s3
The news by the Europa is very meager, and Of
hut little interest. Parliament had assembled, but
nothing of importance had been done.
Arrival Out. 5-..5.
The steamer Indian, from Quebec, arrived out at
Liverpool on the 4th.
Commercial News
LIvEyERPooL, June 6.-Inferior qualities of cotton
show a decline The sales on Friday amounted to
5000 bales, exporters taking 1000 bales Orleans
! !
Mobile Middling Z 1l-l6; Upland Fair Sd.
Flour closed very dull at decline of Is. to 2s.
Wheat closed dull and 3d. lower. Bacon closed dull
declined 2s. to As; Lard closed heavy at 63s.
Manchester Markets
The Manchester markets have been interrupted nv
the holidays.
The Niagara. ssle
The U. s. steam frigate Niagara has gone to Ports
mouth for alterations s1s t.sF !r a5I.=
ge Belgium.
Our latest advices from Belgium state that every
thing is quiet 4 cs 49,. g.s..jss. H..
Foreign Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived at Liverpool from New Orleans, the Cyno
sure and Shakespeare. Cadiz, the Danube. gs,
Arrival Of the Fulton.
New YoRK, June 1.-THE steamship Fulton, from
Havre, has arrived. Her adviees are anticipated.
Departure Of the America
| BosroN, June 1.-THE royal mail steamship Anne
rca sailed for Liverpool this morning with SIPS 90
in specie. 7ssd@i e q
REVOLUTION IN NEW YORK.
A Regiment of State Troops Under Arms.
New York, June 17.-Mayor Wood has surrer
dered himself to the Coroner.
The 18th Regiment of the State Militia is unde
arms to preserve order. S.
Several policemen were badly injured in an affra
to-day. Their recovery is considered doubtful.
ss-e Another Dispatch.
Mayor Wood has been arrested on second wa
rant, without resistance
Deputy Street Commissioner Turner and Capta
Bennett, of the Mayors police, were arrested, an
with the Mayor, held to bail in the sum of s5O(
each. 4.& .-
Another Conflict Expected.
New foRx, June II, 6P.M.-The City Hall
been thronged all day, and another conflict betwe
the two police forces has been expected.
Quiet prevails, however, at this time. The CT
Hall is held by the Mayors police.
A habeas corpus in the Mayors case is now arc
ing before Judge Russell.
The 18th Regiment of New York Militia is S
under arms. @ s-s,55. r. =
Bunker Hill Anniversary
The eightysecond anniversary of the battle
: Bunker Hill is now being celebrated on the most m
nifcent scale.
" The Oration-The Procession
. The Grafton was delivered by Hon. Edward Ever,
and is pronounced to be one of his most eloquent
forts. The procession was very imposing. The &C
| monies passed off very pleasantly.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-Philip Frank Thomas
declined the Governorship of Utah, because the sal.
is too small. The place has not been offered to Ma
Hopkins, OF Florida, as was reported. Col Cummi
will probably be appointed. ..-l
The overland mail bids give no indications of rou
The Cabinet is said to be celebrating on the subje
Gen. Walkers Movements
Gen. Walker has written long letter to the Pr
|, dent, which will probably cause an investigation
] regard to Capt. Davis conduct. A letter from I
} Secretary Dobbin, confirmed by official documen
says that he did not use Walkers name in his instr
tons to Davis; his object in sending the St. Mar
to San Juan, being to protect American interests
that quarter.
, Anew Ship Of War.
,, Proposals will soon be issued for the building
one of the fine ships of war by private contract
: the Indians.
ST. LOUIS, June 17.-Our Fort Riley corresponds
, under date of the 9th, says that the Cheyennes
: tackled and destroyed an emigrant train about
5 miles West of Fort Riley on the 9th. -Four emigra
: were killed and three wounded.
;. The Indians are in the rear of Col Summers for
Kansas Affairs.
e TOPEKA, June 12.-Both branches of the Legi
ture are busy perfecting the county and township
> ganizations Robnson's message had been sent
i but the Legislature was not disturbed.
q Bolton Indicted.
= MEMPHIS, June 1.-THE examination of Bolt
L u who killed man some days ago, is concluded,
the indictment for murder in the first degree
tained
q Earthquake.
) MEMPHIS, June live felt slight shock of
+ earthquake here yesterday.
J. Domestic Markets
n CINCINNATI, June l7.-Nothng doing in Flt
y Red Wheat, 81 40; White 81 SO. Whisky, 2S
2s4c. Bacon Shoulders, l0c. Oats, 45c.
River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE river is rising sloy
The largest boats now go over the falls. Weat
q showery.
7. MEMPHIS, June 1.-THE Lakeland and Baltic h
passed down, and the White and Tecumseh up.
,e river is rising.
se CAPTURE OF A BRlGAND CHIER.-A Paris cor
OF OF pondent of the London Globe says:
W have already alluded to the capture of Rosza
~ dor the Brigaud Chief of Hungary. This indiyjf1