The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07
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BALrTMoRE, Aug. S-The steamer Cambria
arrived at Halifax yesterday, and the express
reached St. John at O'Clock in the evening.
The news was received at Baltimore by IL O'Clock
q night
The business operations are large al improved
prices; produce is well supported and a healthy
feeling prevails Cotton continues 70 advance.
The consumption is greater than was ever before
known. Spinners have advanced q half penny on
their goods, owing to the advance on the raw
material The sales Of Cotton for the week ending
the 18th this must mean the 2Istl amounted to
76,49O bales Of which speculstors took 10000
and exporters 1900 bales In the early part of the
weekthe market was active, and il closed at an
average advance Of I'd. per ID. for all descriptions
The Committees official quotations are-Fair Up.
land Sid, Fair Mobile SD, and Orleans MiddIing
from AID. to SID. The sales on the day preceding
the sailing of the steamer amounted to 5000 bales
the market closing firm at the above quotations.
The stock Of Cotton on hand at Liverpool is esti.
mated at 7O4,22O bales.
The market for Breadstuffs was rather depressed
Old Western Canal Flour was at from 24s. to 24s.
3d. American Wheat was at from 81. Cd. to u. Sd.
per bushel Indian Corn at from S0s to 32s. per
quarter, the latter price being given for prime
white. The Provision market is unchanged pre-.
vious prices are freely maintained Iron is brisk I;
Scottish pig has advanced Is. per ton. Consols
opened on Friday l2Oth) at 90 and closed At 99F to
&c. Bank Stock was at from 1893 to 200; Er-
chsquer Bills at As to 81. Money is easy.
England.
Parliamentis to be prorogued on the 9Th of August
Lord Brougham's motion relative to the French eI-
peditOn in Italy, was land on the table of the House
of Peers the resolution embraced wide range Of
subjects, and implied direct censure on the foreign
policy of the Government. The cholera is raging
badly in London there were 239 deaths during the
last week. 1t is also raging all along the southern
coast Of England; the mortality is very great
The disease is rapidly increasing in Liverpool.
ireland.
Ireland is exempt from cholera There has
been serious collision between the Orangemen
and Catholics, near Castle William. About fifty
were killed and wounded on both sides, most Of
them being Catholics; 50 Orangemsn were taken
prisoners. The potato. disease has slightly ap.
Psared generally however, the crops are safe.
France.
The Assembly has recommended propagation
from the 18th of August to the 18th Of October
The Socialists are still troublesome. The Prince
OF Canine, ex-President of the Roman Constituent
Assembly, lately arrived at Orleans. Some say
that he came by order Of the French Government;
others that he lent money to his cousin, Louis Ma
poieon,, for elecdoneering purposes, and that he
came to France in order to demand it. Il is be-
heved that he will not be imprisoned, but that
he will be forced to embark for England or Amer
iea The elections to Ell thirty-iive vacancies
resulted more avoTably to the Government than
was anticipated The question of the Consulate
for hfe-as also the claims of Henry the Fifth and
Of the Count Of Paris-is openly discussed. In the
Legislative Assembly it was generally believed that
the Ministry would be dissolved very soon. Far
Their investigation into the affairs Of the 18th June
has resulted in the discovery Of important cores
pondenee, Several other arrests have been made.
Rome.
The Pops has addressed an autograph letter to
Cen Ondinot receiving the keys Of Rome, and
congratulating 0udinot on his triumph and on the
restoration of order in Rome. The Roman troops
which, it was supposed, would act with the French,
refused TO do so and left the city Not az many as
1000 men remained. The impression is that the
Pope will soon return to Rome, though the troops
have refused adhesion to his cause. Garibaldi has
escaped, according to some, to the mountains Of
Ahruzz while other accounts state that he il on the
NeaPolitan frontier with 20 coo men.
Venice.
The recent expedition against Venice has been
given up, owing to the prevalence Of sickness
among the Austrian troops
Hungary.
Tbs Turkish Ambassador at Paris received a
despatch by courier, announcing great victory Of
the Polish General Benz over-the Russians. Adj
vices from Vienna say that Ruda and Pssth have
surrendered to the Russian forces without resis-
lance There is the report of sharp conflict be
fore Comorn, between the Hungarians and the
combined army of Austrians and Russians, and i,
is said that the latter gained the victory Another
account, however, says that the victory of the
HunEarians was complete.
N Crops
The crops are generally encouraging