New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30
TeIegraphed 10 the New orleans Crescent.
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New YORK, Oct 29.--The New York Times reports
that our Government have received dispatches from
our Central American Minister, Mr. Lamar, who
states that Costa Rica promptly retraets the offensive
language used in the famous Belly (bully) treaty and
says such language would not have been used had
Monsieur Belly been as well known as he nov is.
The lake boats proceeded up the river without in
reference
The Pacific Indian War.
Hartford letter from Lieut. Tyler, dated Aloe
Mission, Washington Territory, September 18TH says
that the Spokan and Pelnse Indians have been de-
feated after two days fighting, without any loss by
our forces
The chief of the spokans was captured. Nine hun
dred horses and all the plunder taken at the time
Col. steptoe was defeated has been recovered.
The Indians were anxious and begging for peace.
They were ready to comply with all the demands of
the officers. The war is considered at an end.
The Illinois Contest
ST. LOUIS Oct. 29.-Leroy denies the report of
his withdrawal from the Congressional contest of
Illinois.
Domestic Items.
WASHINGTON, October 28.- The balance in the
Treasury on Monday last was $7,889 900. The re-
cepts into the Treasury last week were 1866 900.
Amount of drafts paid during the same period s1,-
$4,000. Amount of drafts issued, 81 728 600 which
is reduction of 81 OIL 900 on the issue of the pre-
vious week
Commodore Breeze has been appointed to the com
mand of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Our Government is preparing reply to the British
proposal in relation to suppressng ibusterng expe,
ditions to Central America
New YORK, October 2S.-The race between the
horses Ethan Allen and George M. Patchee came off
yesterday over the Fashion Course Long Island.
The Ethan Allen was distanced by the Patchee in
the first heattime, minutes 2S seconds-mile heat
with one hundred pound wagons
Domestic Markets.
New York, Oct 28-Flour firm at 81 20 to S4 20:
Ohio State, IS 2j to IS 4O Wheat closed at an adj
vance of &c. per bushel, Corn has an advancing
tendency-sales at 67 to zoe. Mess Pork-Eastern,
SIG IS to SIT. Whisky 213c.
NEW YORK, Oct 29.-FIour dull at $4 10 to "a 35
Corn-mixed, 81 to CSC. Mess Pork Eastern
SIG 10. Lard closed buoyant at 10 to lO5c. whisky
22c.
CGNcGNSATI, Oct, 29.-Whsky is quoted at 18lc
Other articles remain unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-Flonr dull at 81 So Wheat
Red, Csc. to 81 White 81 O5. Corn has decn-
ing tendency-saes at 50 to 58c Oats dull. Hemp
firm at 923 to Csc. Tobacco 5 to 5}c.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, October 29-The river at this point has
risen one foot since it commenced rising few days
since, and is still swelling
The upper streams are also rising. The Illinois
river has five feet of water in the channel The Mis-.
souri, has six feet of water. At Dubuque there is five
feet of water in the channel
The steamer St. Nicholas has arrived here from
New Orleans.
The Adriatic, Maria Denning and Minnehaha have
left for New Orleans.
VtcKsBrRG, Oct. 2o.-The steamer Cora Anderson
passed down at 10, and the Champion at IL O'Clock
last night; the Princess passed down at g. and the
Stephen Decatur at 9 o'clock this morning: the
Magnolia passed down at l, and the Alton at 2
o'clock this evening.