New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
NUMBER 242.

vessel was recovered from them she was covered
with blood and dead.
A rnutiny occurred on board a vessel in the Ma.
Gao trade, in which one hundred Chinamen were
killed
BosToH, May 24.-The brig Ann Elizabeth was
ai i.o 'nia morning by the British brig J. B. Ring
ln9 laseeF sunk instantly, carrying down four of
inc crew. ihe captain and one man were the only
saved. 5 % . '''' 'Al'
MEMPHIS, May 24,-The steamer Madison .4,ro,.
a shag and sunk at Poverty point, on Sunday. No
lives were lost. The Louisville brought m bsr
passengers. The boat is owned in Cincinnati and
is insured there for $780, 5i
NEW YORK, May 24-8 P. M.-Cotton closed
firm, with sales of $500 bales as 4oc 10 42e, Flonr
s l0e. to l2c. higher sales of IS 900 bbls. State
81 20 to 50 SIS, Ohio 50 30 to sl4 90, Western
81 20 to 50 50, Southern firmer. Wheat has ar
advancing tendency, and is &c. to 3!c. higher
sales, 5000 bushels new Milwaukee Club 50 i.
to 81 20, old Milwaukee Club 81 50, No 2 Chicago
Spring 81 Y to 81 10. Corn has an adyancine
tendency and is &c. to 4c. higher sales of 96 ,O0(
bushels at 85c. to SOC. Beef steady. Porkh heavy
mess $50 35 Lard firm. WHISKY dull. Rice firm
Sugar buagant. GoAae sbsadg Naval stores
quiet and lrTn. Freights dull Cold closed at 1304
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-Tobacco unchanged.
Flour, superfne, $s. Corn. zoe. Oats, 47e. Mess
Pork, $31. Baeon-shoulders, I4e.; clear sides
l9c. hams, 2le. Lard in tierces, 22c. Whisky,
50 2l Kidding Cotton, 88c.
C1EcINNATI, May 24.-Flour firm superfne
50 25G1s9 rs. Wheat firm at 50 3d. Corn firm al
5s@68c. Oats soc. Mess pork s31. Bulk meats
l23@l6c.l lBacon l43019c. Lard 2l3c. Coffee
23G2Sc. Groceries firm
ST. Louis, May 24.--Cotton unsettled; holders
ask 37c. Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn
67@78c. Oats 43@48c. Mess pork s3I. Bacon
clear sides 1890. Shoulders 1896. Lard 20ac.
The report of the burning Of the steamer Morn
ing Star, at Mound City, last night, is untrue.
New YORK, May "a, / P Flour advanced IL
to l5c.; Southern, $40 70 to SIC Is. Wheat to 4c
higher. Mess pork $50 81.
SOUTHWEST PASS, May "a, Z P. M.-The steamer
Harlan went to see at p. H.; also the steamer
Texas at P. NJ.
| Tide very low. No other change.
| From Yesterdays Evening Papersl
| SOUTHWEST PASS, May 24.-The steamer Con
cordia, outward bound, is still on the bar. The
steamer hehsington, also outward bound crossed
| the bar at O'Clock this morning.
| The schooner Western Star went up last eve
ming at 10 o'clock, in tow, and IS now at ancho
here.
Wind northeast, fresh. High tide at dayligh
| this morning.
Louisville, May 24--A Chicago special say
Charles. A. Dana, editor Of the Republican, ha
| sent in his resignation.
| ATLANTA, May PA destructive fire occurre,
in this city on Monday, involving loss of S25 900
| LOUISVILLE, May 24-A Nashville special say.
high foreign official states that Canada win B,
| invaded in eight days.
The radicals in the Tennessee legislature votet
down the application to place Andrew Jackson'i
statue in the capitol.
| The whole business portion of Hudson, Wis.
was destroyed by fire on the 10Th, involving los
| Of $360,000.
| ST. LOUIS, May 4.-The steamer Morning Sta
was burned at Mound City at s o'clock last night
| Particulars unknown.