New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-30
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
ADDITIONAL By THE ARABIA.
[By the sa11osAL L1SE.I

New YORK, May 29.-The following ships have ar
rived out from New Orleans
At Liverpool-the Constitution, Henry Cook, F.
W. Rogers, ]. S. Parsons, Prince Of Wales James Hor
vey, Byzantium and j. P. Morse. At Elsinore-Arun-
del, Jas. Nesmith and Mountaneer. AT Narseilles-
jacquard. At Riga Roads-old Hickory.
The J.P. Morse at Liverpool, reports speaking, on
the 26th, the Agamemnon, Of New Orleans for Liver
pool with her cabins stove in and her chronometers
damaged by heavy sea.
Foreign Items.
NEW YORK, May 29.-We have the following addi-
tlona items by the Arabia:
Inc new Steamer Vanderbilt made her trip to Liver
pool IN ten days. The bullion in the Bank of England
mas increased t25oSo. Lord Egin has left Singapore
for Suez Our advices from Shanghai state that the
silk market is active.
Washington News
WASHINGTON, May 29.-W.B Reed, U. s. Com
missioner to China received his inatructions to ay.
Lord Naper's residence was briTiantly Illuminated
last night, in honor of the Queens birthday. ball
and supper was also given, at which were nany dis.
tinguished guests. ~ 6s,
WASHINGTON, May pa contract has been made
for a mail twice a-day between here and Richmond,
to commence on Monday. -a r-
Consul Jenkins has been discharged. The Govern
ment does not believe the statement that New Gra-
NADIA has ceded the islands in Panama Bay to Eng.
land, nor is such a result apprehended. .,
Riot in Ohio. . .-sr. r.-
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Marshal Churchill with
eleven assistants attempted to arrest four persons
Mechanicsburg, Champaign county, Ohio, charged
with harborng fugitive slaves nine months since.
writ of habeas corpus was taken out but before it
could be served the U. S. officers with their prison.
ers, were beyond the county limits. .,.a.
Another writ was taken out and served in Clark
county, and served by the Sheriff accompanied by a
large crowd of citizens. ..s-
The Marshal and his assistants resisted and several
shots were exchanged. The Marshal and his party
were overpowered and taken prisoners, and brought
to Springfield for trial for resisting the county Sheriff
The greatest excitement prevails.
| CINCINNATI, May 20 The U. S. Marshal tele.
grphed to the Secretary of the Interior regarding the
arrest of the u S. officers, at Springfield. The an
swer has not yet transpired.
Judge Leavt Of the U. S. District Court has issued
habeas corpus to-day and the U. S. Marshal has
gone to Springfield to serve it, and if resistance is
made it is said that u S. troops will be used to en-
| force the process.
Virginia Election.
WASHINGTON, May 29-Smith in the Seventh
and Faulkner, in the Eighth Congressional District
are undoubtedly elected.
Steamers Arrived.
New YORK, May 29.-The steamer Glasgow, from
Glasgow on the 18th and the Ariel, from Havre OF
the l6th have arrived. Their advces anticipated
Kansas Aid Resolutions.
BosToN May 29.-The House of Representative
failed to get twothrds vote in favor of the Kansa
aid resolutions The vote stood-yeas Ia, nays lbs
Suicide.
CHICAGO May 29.-John Plumb, the original PR
ector of the Pacific Railroad, committed suicide t.
day, being insane.
Presbyterian Assembly.
CLEVELAND, May 29.-The Presbyterian Generi
Assembly is still occupied in discussing the reato
of the church to slavery. No final action has ye
been TAKEN but there is considerable confusion.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, May 29-Cotton is .dull-sales light
Flour is unsettled Wheat and Corn firm. Provision
are firm. Whisky, 3Gac. Rice firm. Freights heavy
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Flour firm and quiet at s. Z
to 81 S5. Corn, IS to SOC. Oats irregular. Whisky
33c. Provisions buoyant. Bacon sides, l2lc.
ST.. LOUIS, May 29.-Flour buoyant at 81 to 81 sc
Holders asking 81 rs. Wheat firm at 81 60 to 81 7;
Corn closed with an advancing tendency. Mixed, SEC
Yellow. S9c.; White, 80 to 943. Hemp, $3.50 t
$l35.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-There is five feet and
quarter on the falls. The weather is clear and tn
mercury stands at 6S.
MEMPHIS, May 29,-The Cora Anderson and En-
press passed up, and the R. j. Ward and Maria Der
ming passed down this morning. The river is sta
tonary. The mercury stands at 70.
VIcKsBURG, May 29-The Princess passed down q
5, and the Pennsylvania at this afternoon.