New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-25

9usa[ aea. narkss ~ quiet The sales amounted t.
1900 hhds., at s5 to 7ae per pbuna for cabs. ana
TO 73c. for Porto Rico Cub, Matasoes s.tI;,,, as
2sc. per gallon.
CINCINNATI, July 2selThe Flour rnarkas cJcsss
dull The sales amounted to 12g0 bbls. Al AZ IN
The Corn market is dull; Prime ID selling Il NJ
per bushel. Oats are steady at ssc. per hushes
Whisky ia steady and was sold at 1Glc Der gallon.
Pork y steady; there 5iG barrels sold at $is
for Mess. The sales Of Cof4e amounted to 100
sacks at l43 to 1S4c. per pound. Sugar is firm as
prices ranging from 5 to &c. per pound Moasaes
is quoted at 4ac. per gallon.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-The Flour market IA duii
there were sales at 81 Is te s4 50 per barrel.
Whisky is quiet; there were boo barrels soId to-
day at 1916. per gallon. Corn closed dull at AZ to
43c. per husheI. Oats closedsteady with sales al
81 to 3sc. per bushel Coffct ii selling at rs 10
I65c. per pound. The price doF Sugar ranges fr8sn
s to Sc. per pound. MoIasseB is steady and was
sold at - to 45c. per gallon.
River Intelligence.
louisville, July 23.-Tht Ohio ytzsF at sais
point is FILLING, with four feel six inches water
the canal by the mark.
LoHIsYILLE, July 2t-Tbe Ohio river at this
point is at stand with fee Q inches Of water b
the canal by the mark.
sale Of tsse Eastern GsaTidn--Iss Late EadsssF.
From the Eastern Missy CHafionof tie 18th inst
extract the following jus and eloqHent tribute
to the memory Of its late edors Hon. 8. q. AdaFse
The Eastern Clarion establishment with every
thing pertaining theFeto-bpoks. accounts. print
ing materials. good will and patronage has been
sold TO Hon. Asa r. Carter and Gen. Jafaes Shan
non. The paper WILL after the present Issue, pass
into the hands of these gentlemen, and be con-
ducted by A. r. Carter, James j. Shannon and Jno
q. Markham.
The purchasers have ample means 10 publish
and sustain the paper and the friends OF the Clarion
may rest assured that no labor will he snared and
no expense regarded calculated to contribute to
| its interest and value.
4 more formal ann0u1cahlent by the new pre-
prietors of their purposes, plans and intentioHs
will appear in the next sste, when they AXE faah
charge of the establishment,
In making this announcement. we Garnet with
hold feeble expression Of The irTepFessbe grief
that oyercomes in thinNing of The noble fnan
who established the Clarion. and whose superior
intellect tireless industry ara uneonquerable VIII
made the paper what it is, and at the sarne time
won for himself reputation and fortune as
Journalist such aa the best men Of the profession
might well envy. 1t will BIZ d long time before
the press of Mississippi will see his like again
His intuitive perception Of what shoud be the tone
and conduct of paper--tHe earnest aud success
fnl efforts to render his Journal Instrument OF
usefulness to the pubiic-thk readiness with which
he used his position and Influence for the promo
ton Of every object looking to sae public welfare
his open-h hearted ctaritF-hfs fidelity to his
friendships and last, though not least, the sefsaG
rifeiDg devotion with which he gave himself, his
abors, and all, to the comfort and happiness Of
the dependent ones who chung To him around the
| family iireside--a made Simeon r. Adams man
1 to be respected, admired and beloved. The paper
| which he built up from nothing to be 8 power in
the State though it pass Into other hands win be
ever associated with his memory. It will be many
years before citizen OF Mississippi will ever open
| copy of the Clarion aud pot think Of Simeon 3.
| Adams. While it lives il viii be standing monH-
4 ment Of his intellect, his will and his energy
But we have no thought of indicting d studied
euloginm of our lamented Friend The place that
once knew him SO well will know him no more for
ever. He has gone from DIS and from all earthly
concerns. The business, the pursuit. the interest
and the cares that engrossed his active mind and
engaged his industrious hands, are now to be TRIMS
ferred to his successors. The grave covers both
bis virtues and his foibles.
4 There they alike in treniblisg hops rerass,
The bosom of his Father and his Gcd.N
In making the announcement Of q change in the
proprietorship of the Clarion, our feelings would
allow us to do less thar to indulge this brief bas
heartfelt aliusion TO its gifted and amented former
] proprietor. 1t is not OUT place, nor do we feel
competent to write his hiAtoTy. That will be done
by an ADLER hand, and embodied in a more per
I1anent FORM in the historical work now in course
of preparation by his FRIEND Hon. j.. r. Fl. Glai-
, borne.
We have only to say in conclusions that the
establishment has been sOld to gentlemen who
were among Col Adams most intimate friends, and
shared most largely i'll his confidence: and deeply
his family regret the Necessity that oompes them
to part with it, the new ploprietors have their most
earnest wishes for their success in the enterprise
in which they are embarling. The best wish we
can make them is, that the mantle of their prade'
| ms al mn thnIl.