New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
shoutins and Great Rejoicing.

New YORK, June 1s.-The arrival of the Japan
ese Embassy in this city created quite furore
among the citizens.
The city was thronged with people who came
down from various sections Of the country for the
purpose of seeing the Japanese.
The space in front Of the ferry landing was COM
pletely blocked up by huge masses of human be-
ings who were pressing forward towards the boat.
The signal to march being given, the Japanese
were conducted to the carriages in waiting for
them, and the procession moved towards Broad
way, where it turned and proceeded to the Metro
poitan Hotel.
The military display on the occasion was indeed
one of the finest ever witnessed in this city for
years past The procession itself occupied several
miles.
They arrived at the hotel amid great shouts and
rejoicngs from the multitude who stood in front.
The Ambassadors, after returning thanks to our
citizens for having SO cordially received them, re
tired to their private apartments much fatigued.
Baltimore Convention.
BALTIMORE, June 1s.-The Baltimore Convention
assembled at II O'Clock this morning.
Every State was well represented, and the Con-
vention was called to order by the Hon. Caleb
Gushing, who made brief address,
The New York delegation introduced resolu-
ton to the effect that all claims to seats from the
cotton States be referred to the Committee on
Credentials, and that the report be final, with the
understanding that ne one be admitted to seats
who will not pledge himself to abide by the de.
cison of the Convention and the support of the
| nominee
The resolution was discussed at considerable
| length and finally lost.
A motion was made providing for the admission
into the Convention of all delegations not contested
| to seats on the floor.
The Convention then adjourned until 5 O'Clock
in the evening without adopting the above motion
Probable Smash up at Baltimore.
4 CONCORD, Mass, June ls.-Mr. Edmund Burke
writes that every body expects general smasl
up at the Baltimore Convention.
He adds that according to rumors, it is expected
that the two candidates at the Baltimore Conven
ton will be Hon. Caleb Gushing for the Presidency
and Hon. jeff Davis for the Vice Presidency, sup
| posing that the latter may be elected by tn
| Senate.
| Later from Tucson.
| 81. LOUIS, June 18.-Adyices received at thi
| point from Tucson say that the Indians are sti
continuing their depredations.
| The Arrapahoe, Cheens and Jepida Indians ar
warning citizens in the vicinity of Los Cangeos
Several small battles have been fought, and tn
loss on both 81 les was about equal.
/ Domestic Markets.
New YORK, June ls.-The Flour market close
| at an advance Of SC. to 10c. The sales amonnte
to $500 barrels. Superfne State is selling at S.
4 to SIS Is per Dbl. Corn has advanced lc. I'll
sales amounted to $4,000 bushels. Prices rang
from G2c. to 64c per bushel There were 2250 bbl
T of Mess Pork sold at SIS per bbl. Lard close
buoyant. The sales amounted to 600 bbls. at II ]
to ll3c. per lb. Coffee closed firm. Rio is quote
at 1910. to 14c per lb Molasses closed firm at 2s
per gallon for Muscovado. Sugar closed stead
Porto Rico is selling at 74c. to SIC. per lb.
, CINCINNATI, June Is. Flour closed very dull
IS per Dbl. Whisky is selling at 7ac. per gallo
Pork closed firm Mess is selling at sls to sls
i per bbl, Polar Whalebones are quiet at e2c.
al River Intelligence.
. LOUISVILLE, June ls.-4-,rhe Ohio river at Il
point is falling, with feet inches Of water in
q canal by the mark,