New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22
TeIegraphedtO to the New Orleans Crescent
ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMSHIP ARAeo.


1 N~tt'HAbhtha
LIvEEPooI, April g. Richardson, Spence Co.
quO'e Flour dull but steady Wheat quiet and steady
lied Is. to Ga 3D., White Is. 3D. Corn dull at sss
90. 'oF al descriptions. Beef closed dali Pork ouiet
US. Bacon quiet and steady, Lard firm. Tallov
Is slow Of sale, but prices are unaltered.
General News
The Leviathan Is adrift, bot entirely uniniured.
We have adviees OF the total wreck Of the Apesi-
can bark Petrea- The passengers and crew were
saved. r. .f--
DIsraeli was TO introduce his budget on the 18th.
Havre Cotton Market
NEW YoRK, April 20.--By the steamer Araeo we
have the following market adyices from Havre: Or
leans Tres 0rdnaire 95f The whole stock in port Al
Hayre amounts to 900 bales .
Congressional Proceedings
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Florence introduced .
bill in the House establishing five European mai
routes, starting from New York, Philadelphia, New
| Orleans and Norfolk.
WASHINGTON, April e0.--In the Senate Houston
in advocating the Protectorae Of Mexico, offered ths
following resolution
Whereas, as all Mexican attempts to maintain a
| government have proved abortive, and the United
States will not allow any foreign power to subiugate
her, it is moved that committee of seven be ap-
pointed to inquire into the necessity of establishing
protectorate over Mexico. The resolution was laid
| over until tomorrow.
The Deficiency bill was discussed Clark moved 10
reconsider vote on Pacific Railroad bill. Agreed.
Bufington's resolution asking for the cor
respondence with Chill relative to the detention Of
the American vessels, Franklin and Good Return at
Tulcapana, was adopted.
The Washington Police bill was rejected by eleven
majority.
A substitute proposing Board of Commissioners
was tabled.
Some spicy remarks passed between Giddings and
shaw the latter charging Giddings with congratulate
ing GliIner on his antiLecompton speech. Some
lltte excitement ensued bot was finally quieted.
WASHINGTON, April 2lst--Nothing of Importance
in the House.
bill passed the Senate to repay the cost of repairs
to the Norwegian bark Ellen which rescued portion
OF the passengers and crew of the ilated steamship
Central America.
The Senate Conference Committee is engaged in
the consideration of English's bill.
Washington News
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The United States steamer
Fulton has gone to Tampico to- protect American
property there.
All the midshipmen recently examined at Annapo-
Sailing of the America.
BOSTON, April Il. = The royal mail steamship
America sailed for Liverpool ria Halifax, at noon
to-day, carrying out s23 900 in specie.
For Aspinwall.
NEW YoRK, April 2l.-The steamship Star of the
West sailed for Aspinwall to-day.
Venezuela.
NEW YORK, April 2I. : We have adyices from
Caracas to the 3lst ult which state that the fall Of
Gen Monagas is complete. The whole Of the dpo-
matte corps will receive its congo from the new Proy
sinnal iin"@,A'~~Deatu VI Ur. Tyng.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-The Rev. A. Dudley
Tying died to-day from injury received from thresh-
ing machine.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, April 20-Cotton sales 8 900 bales, at
an advance Of 1, the market closing unsettled Up
lands Middlng is quoted at l2i. Flour a. SIS to 81
65. Southern Wheat and Western White are both
quoted at 81 50. Corn closed firm. Pork and Beef
are buoyant. Lard, II to liz. Tobacco, $s to sl4.
Sugar, 81 to for Muscovado. Rio Coffee, 10 to
lOA.
CINCINNATI, April 2O.-Flour, 50 20 to IS rs.
Whisky, l6A. Keg Lard, l3. Mess Pork for June
delivery, $ls
New YORK, April 2l.-Sales Of cotton to-day
5000 bales, the market closing firm. Red Southern
wheat, 81 Is to 81 22 White wheat 81 20 to 81 40;
Yellow corn 76c.; Lard III to lllc.; Talow, lOIc;
Coffee, 81 to llc.; Orleans Sugar 81 to 64c.; Musco
vado, Sc to 65c.; Porta Rico mOlasses, 80 to 32c.
CINCINNATI April 2l-Flour, 90 65 to SO rs !;
Whisky, l6a; Mess pork, sl7 so; Bacon and bulk
meat, unchanged Lard, lOsc.; Molasses, SIC.
River Intelligence.
VIoKsBURG, April 2O.-The Susquehanna passed
down at 3 P. NJ
ST. LOUIS, April 2l-The river is stationary at
this point. The upper Mississippi and the Illinois are
both rising.
LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-The river is falling here
with ten feet on the falls. 3