New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
DOMESTIC 1NTELLIGENeE.

SOUTHWEST PASS Oct. 22.--The ship Morning
Star, Captain Mckenzie from Kingston, has arrived
| in ballast
| Captain Mckenzie reports that the bark Sarah
| from Sabanilla, New Grenada, bound for New
| York, encountered severe hurricane between ST.
Domingo and Cuba on the I'd instant, and lost her
mainmast, mizzen topmast fore topgallant mast,
| jibboom and other spars, and was compelled to
put into Kingston to ret where she arrived on the
| 10th instant.
The Star brings the passengers by the bark Sa-
rah to New Orleans.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The European mails by the
Europa arrived in this city yesterday evening, and
were dispatched South in the evening train
It is reported that the Emperor Napoleon de-
| clnes sending force to China to cooperate with
the British in chastising the Celestials unless En-
gland will engage to join him. in an European
| Congress for the settlement of the complicated af-
fairs of Italy.
| fire occurred at Ogdensburgh in this State last
night, which destroyed the Literary Institute with
all the valuable scientific apparatus and the valua-
BILE library of the Institute. The loss is estimated
| at $6OOO
LEAvENwoRrH CITY, Oct. 22.-The receipts of
gold dust in this city for the last fortnight amounts
to $25O,000.
Later election returns from Jefferson Territory
announce Willing elected to Congress, instead of
Williams.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-Adjutant General Will
son, of this State, has taken forty muskets from
colored military company which paraded here
some months since.
One of the supposed Harper's Ferry insurgents
has been arrested at Carlisle, Pa, and was COM
mitted to prison. He was found heavily armed,
and at first was thought to be the notorious Cook,
who escaped from Harper's Ferry.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 22.-Dupont's powder
mill on the Brandywine, near this city, exploded
yesterday with terrible report, which was heard
for miles around.
All the worknen engaged in the mill at the time
five in number-were killed.
At the Coroner's inquest no testimony could be
obtained, all witnesses of the horrible disaster
having been killed.
CINCINNATI, Oct 22.-Flour closed firm; sales
to-day of 700 bbls., at 81 70 to 81 80. Whisky
closed dull. Corn closed dull at 4Oc for Old Oats
closed quiet sales to-day of 1900 sacks at 45c. per
bhshel. Sugar closed quiet at u to 7ac. Coffee
closed dull at IL to l24. Flour closed firm at "a
70 10 81 80. Whisky closed dull at 2sc. Lard quiet
at l0c. for tierces.
New York, Oct. 22.-The Cotton market closed
buoyant; the sales to-day were $500 bales. Mid
ding Uplands LII to liz. Flour closed with all ad-
vancing tendency; sales to-day $4,000 bbls. at 81
rs to 81 80. Sugar closed steady; Muscovado 6sc.
to =. Corn closed firm; sales to-day 10000 bushels
at 81 O5 for Yellow. Pork closed quiet at SIS rs,
Whisky closed quet at % to 2s3c.
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TWO olsFEhs BITTEN BY A fATrLEsSAKE.-ln
mercer county, hlihos, Two young daughters OF Mr..
meauo"s were ou. sa'nerihg haHelno's' "hen out
'noi. u,,.anoe ii'm 'l0 nouse "iey were nl.'en
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