New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
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NEW York. Noy. 15,--The Ariel, which arrived "a
Cape Bace yesterday, brings 1400,O in specie.
The sales Of cotton for three days amounted TO
y 500 bales closing dull, with declining Tendency
Consols closed q ss9 e sst Wheat generally closed
declining tendency. CaroIina rice Arm,
The English Money market is depressed. Adyices
from Manchester are uniayorable. Il s-s ~.
| Further Foreign Hsws
NEW Yosx. Noy @ ls-By the City Of Washington
The Swedish Diet has rejected the Religious Liberty
IN Austria 2 tar has been laid upon newspapers
telegraph (submarine) communication Is established
| between Sardinia and Austria. w.
| Foreign Markets
LIvERrooI, Nov. 4-Rosin heavy. Sugar quiet.
LONDON, Nov 4-BreadstufKs firm. Sugar lower.
Llnseed On 35a Fig Iron 5ss. 3d. to 5ss- Tallow il
Niagara's adyices
/ The Bank continues to lose gold
4 An advance Of the Banks rates to per cent il
| anticipated - 55s s58.
The acceptances Of R. Wilson, Hallett & Co, og
Liverpool, have been returned.
i Later from Utah.
LOUlSy NOV. l0.-1Qe S00t8 Ee mall C0nfrM9
the account Of the destruction Of the three Govern
ment supply trains BY the Mormons. Brigham
4 Young denies any participation in the affair.
4 Arrival Of the st. Lcuis.
New YoRK, Nov. 16.-The st. Louis has arrived
from Aspinwall with 81 ,170 600 in specie.
Commodore Mervine Of the q. 3. ship Independ-
ence, with some Of his sabordinates and crew, are
, passengers on the st. Louis. . ~ s--Ea5
i Accident to the Philadslphia. =. . @
. AUGUSTA, Nov. ls-The Philadelphia, which left
o. rv1 4 &hn m~~$ f.L1 -
l4th. She experienced heavy gales from the 10th on
the coast Of Florida and on the l3h she broke her
main shaft. sS5g85s fs87 '1T9 9- ss1-s
+ Kansas Affairs.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. I6.-The Kansas Constitution was
8 adopted by vote of % to L. The whole number
! in the Constitutional Convention was co. The Con
sttution will be submitted to the people on the 2lst
The State and Congressional Elections will take place
on the first Monday in January. 4=l
The correspondent Of the st. Louis Democrat says
the Free State men will not vote on the ratification Of
the Constitution. s.. .4 @
4 Burst Boiler.
> LOUISVILLE, Nov. 16.-The steamboat Mououea-
hela Belle burst her boiler on Saturday near Chalk
!. Banks, scaldiDg six persons
: Arrival Of the City Of Washington
/ NEW YORK, Nov. 16.- The steamship City Of
Washington has arrived. Her adyices anticipated.
New York Weekly Bank Statement.
New YoRK, Nov. 16.- Decrease loans $627 900
Decrease specie, 1926 900; Circulation, sl65O0;
Increase Of deposits, $37OS0O. The total amount of
specie in the banks is nearly s19, SOC, 900. 5 ~
q Suspensions in Boston.
a BosToN, Nov. l6.-Crocker B Sturgs and B. h N.
Goddard are reported to have suspended.
e Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Nov l6.-It is believed that Mica.
% raguan treaty has been signed to-day by Cass and
!, Yrssari. The Transit route is to be protected by
United States troops in case Nicaragua is unable to
protect it. free port is guaranteed at each end OF
i the line. The protection extended is only to the
i American, Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company
" created Sept. %, l849.
= Col. Bonnevles expedition into the ella country
d has proved entirely successful the Indians having
Fire in Baton Rouge. s
'e BATON ROUGE Nov. 16.-Dennis Dagres sugar
house, with 500 cords Of wood, totally destroyed
by fire last night It is supposed that the place wa
IN accidentally set on fire by a drunken Indian
G.. The loss is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000
ye of which 1000 is covered by insurance
Is, Shooting at Baton Rouge.
se shooting affray took place this morning between
~ y: A. W. Bates and Brooks Chapman. Several shot
s were exchanged Chapman is wounded, but mo-
a seriously.
y Loss of the Steamer North Star.
m GRAND GULF, Nov. l6.-The steamer North Sta
er struck snag last night the mouth of Big Black
is river two miles above this place, and sunk in 10 fee
le of water. No lives lost. The boat was insured
~ Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l6.-Flour 81 Is to 81 80
at Wheat Is to IS; Whisky l6s.
es Flour firm Red wheat 81 2s; Lard II to Is
in Bacon l24; Coffee 10 to llc.; Tallow 81 to o.
,g River Intelligence
Of v1cKsBuRG, Nov TO- The Fanny Bullitt ant
. Henry Chouteau passed down at 5, and the Prms
e. Donna at 8, Sunday morning the Powell at ani
be the Tennessee Belle at this morning.
I'd LOUISVILLE, Nov. TO- The river is rising, witt
az eight fee: on the falls. -
is Mr.. Furniss and the New York Papers.
= Speaking of the fact that Mr.. Gardner Furniss hat
- commenced libel suits against three or four New
:, York journals for publishing the affidavit of Mrs
Woodman, setting forth his monstrous brutality ani
- -, meanness towards her, the Times says:
= As for Mr.. Furnss, we beg to him that th,
satisfaction of establishing the precise value OF suci
in character as hs will fully compensate us for tn,
trhing trouble and expense which the process maJ
n involve. Occasionally public journal finds itself in
voyed in libel suit from inadvertent publica
ton ; but, in this case, our offence was committed
deliberately and upon careful estimate of the per
ed sona inconvenience which might follow the dscharg
of public duty. Some Of the worst crimes agains
society those which law cannot reach-and some
of the most leprous aud rredeemable scoundres thu
~ ~ go unwhipped of justice. 1t is perfect godseni
en himself distinctly and fully within reach of the last
~ ~, of public opinion Mr. Furness has already beer
ne pretty thoroughly branded by the public scornbu
the mark might wear away with time, and be forgot
ten. Fortunately, however, for society," he is deter
We mined that this fate shall not overtake him.
nd Mr. +. proposes to place before the public his who'll
,s of life = his personal conduct and character
his ways and Of living-th necessities whic
st. accompanied his first acquaintance with Mrs. Wood
man. his standing In society, and whatever else wi
nd guide jury in estimating the precise extent to whic
his reputation has been damaged by the publicatio