New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-03
COSTA RIGA TO BE, INVADED.
$50 Fi1ibusters Coming Down the River.
RELIEF FOR GENERAL WALKER
Recruiting In the West.


New York, April 2.-The New York and Bremen
steamship Constitution, from Bremen on the l4th
inst, has arrived bringing dates from London to the
18th ult. 'e
r. London Money Markets
LONDON, March 1.-THE money market is slightly
more stringent. Consols for money are quoted at 50
to 93t.. ~ VI" ras g-a H,.-
Breadstuffs show declining tendency Flour is Is
to Is lower. a ~ Qa ~- fa M,
Manchester Market. .- ~
Our advices from Manchester are very favorable.
Liverpool Cotton Market. e T..f
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE sales of cotton for two
days amount to $4,000 bales, of which $500 bales
were taken by spectators. The market closed with
an advancing tendency, but quotations are nominal.
The News.
d The Constitution brings no news of particular
importance. .gsMr. u,lz.. .mg.
Rhode Island Election. ., g r..
New YORK, April q Complete returns from
Rhode Island ensure the election of Dyer, the Repub
lican candidate for Governor and of Messrs Durfee
and Brayton, can lidates for Congress. ......
4 Domestic Markets. l
New YORK, April 2.-Southern Flour is quoted at
Sc 10 to Sc 40. White Wheat 81 As to 81 G..
Mixed Corn selling SO to Zoe Mess Pork 1923 As.
Whisky 264 to "a.
CINCINNATI, April Flour S. to SIS 10. Whisky
22& to 22a. Sugar sactive. Mess Pork $2l so.
River and Weather.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The Mississippi is rising
rapidly.
LOUISVILLE, April 2-The river is unchanged at
this point.
The mercury stood at the freezing point at o'clock
this morning
The Steamship Africa
NEW YORK, April 2.-The Royal steamship Africa
sailed from this port at noon yesterday for Liverpool
The U. S. Treasury.
line Secretary OF the Treasury reports that there
$25 600 900 in the Treasury subject to drafts from
the Government.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-The Departments are be-
sieged by crowds of applicants for cer1ships. None
of the old clerks have been removed yet.
Walker and Kansas.
Gov. Walker says that the people of Kansas shall
have chance for the fair expression of their opinion
on the Constitutional Convention, and that the Ad-
mnstration will be satisfied no difference which way
it results He reiterates his opinion however, that
Kansas will be free State
41r Kansas Appointments.
The following appointments have been made for the
Territory of Kansas:
For the Delaware Land District-John W. Whit
field, Register, and Daniel Woodson, Receiver. s
For the Western Land District Frederick Emery,
Register and Jas. P. Downer, Receiver. Ur.a0
For the Usage Land Distriet-Wm H. Draper,
Register, E. Ransom Receiver. m
Resignation of Commissioner Manypenny.
Mr.. Manypenny, the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, has resigned. .-... ...-..
Mr.. Chas E. Mix has been appointed to that Office
nd interim. .a.
Tehuantepec Mail Route.
1t is reported that as soon practicable the Post
master General will change the route of the Califor
MIA mails, and send them by the way of Tehuantepec.
Death of an Ex-Member Of Congress
WASHINGTON, April Hon. Sampson w. Harris,
ormerly member of Congress from Alabama, died
IN this city to-day.
The st, Louis Swindle.
ST.. LOUIS, April Henry NJ. True, charged with
several bankers here, has been held to
pail in the sum of sl3,50O, and in default was COM
nitted.
Recruiting in the West.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-lt is reported here that one
hundred and fifty recruits will soon leave this city, to
join expedition which it is reported will shortly
sail from New Orleans for the purpose of invading
Costa Rea, thus directing the attention of Walkers
enemies by causing them to attend to home affairs. It
is said that the expedition is possessed of abundant
means
Steamboats, Passing.
VIcKsBuRG, April 2.-The VIM Noble passed down
at this evening.
RS7We invite attention to the sale of rich china