New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-05
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WASHINGTON, March 4.-Seaate.-Hammond dis
cussed the Kansas bill on the Lecompton side.
Doottle spoke against it. Senate adjourned TIL
Monday.
Hoase.--After some discussion, Hoard's resolution
was tabled by 80 to so.
Quitman called up his Volunteer bill, and pending
his speech the House adjourned
Stewards resolution asking for special committee
to inquire into the effects Of executive influence on
the members Of the House, was up.
Hoard proposed an amendment, charging tne
President with endeasoring to control the action Of
the uonsa On the Tecompton Constitution by execu-
tive patronage.
Unmnhrev Marshall proposed a postponement Of
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oarv have comnleted report. concluding that Min.
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NEW York. March I've have adyices from st.
Thomas of the 18th ult. The yellow fever had ap.
peared. there having been six deaths and thirtyfve
cases under treatment.
Another Steamboat Disaster.
NEW ALBANY, IND, March 4.-The new steamer R.
j. Lockwood, while just leaving the wharf on an ex.
cuFsion trip took fire. The boat was run on the Ken
lucky shore, where she sunk No lives lost
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w. Va, Nh ! Tha c;,,, 81 wash;n oto,,
s.;,aa g. ;,o.,,aaI =, a., iii, an 600
Tha s,aar,s,I NO. ,a,,or ana E, Iou;s will s.;i
nv ''e.iS ''ose0 ~. @"1 - -1'A''' "''' sun
on SATURDAY instead Oh tomorrow.
Domestic Markets.
New York. March 4-Beef steady Bacon Hams
Is 10 90 sbonldars 81 N esc Tbe,a vvas a baavv
- - - - - ~ " 80, :
safe Oh Oonee az aucHon' Ooseou hesie enquiry;
prices weak Flour 81 rs to 81 % for Southern,
with fair demand. Corn and Lard firm. Prime
I1orl. haavv Whiskv steady sugar firm Of "a 70
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CINCINNATI, March 4.--Flour, speculative demand
large at So 10 to So So Whisky l63c Provisions
,nchanrad
River Tutelliqeuce
G 1or,, ~, Tta 'a.rar i; e,u,no, III
Or Aooi' ', ~ 20 s' Inv
gorge above CAIRO Is sun hrm
LOUISVILLE, March 4.-River rising with feet in
canal and feet 8 inches on falls.
p,vrsp,,pe March A FAILING The ebsnces of a
rlifssoNo, niaisu - aiHue tne 0hAn0es Vi
OF navigation are diminishing.
WEATHER at A. NJ, March 4.-Louisyille, wind
N. E.; 30. St. Johns, n f. cloudy. 40; n W.
Portland clear. 10 Fastnort wind n. X clondv
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bangor, VIM M W. 20. new iorA' tuoon,) wlpd