The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
Farther Accounts BY the Hibernia.
French Troops before Rome - Reneagsd Attack on
Rome On he llA Of May-Cifg reportsd taken
as lDeH as Venice By ANstyia * Defeqt Of Rus
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french ia Italy.
BALTIMORE, July g. Is49.--We have additional
particulars Of the late attack of the French armv
on the city of Rome. The assault resulted in a
series Of battes--the invading army attacking and
the beseieged resisting, and occasionally in turn
becoming the asssilants-and continued. with va
ried successes on each side, for three days The
loss both sides, in killed and wounded, was very
severe. The French troops were also suffering
very much from malaria. The Commander-in-
Chief [Ondinotl contemplated a grand assault on
the city on the llth Of May. The result of this
attack was represented or anticipated by rumor,
TO have been successful for The French. A report
prevailed at the sailing of the steamer that the
city Of Rome had been taken, and likewise that
Venice had been forced by the Austrians to
oapilulate.
1nsurrsetion in Paris.
The attempt of the people in the city of Paris to
erect barricades in the several streets was frus-
trated by the troops of the ne-paricularly by the
demonstrations made by the Artillery. A large
number Of the members Of the Assembly had been
arrested for being implicated in the insurrectionary
movement. Ledru Rollin succeeded in effsctine
his escape from the city in disguise, but it was re-
ported that he had been arrested before reaching
the lines,
1t was reported that the Spanish Government
contemplated taking an active part in the several
revolutionary movements in Italy, and had in
creased the number of troops in that peninsula.
Russians and Ciroassians.
The Russian and Circassian troops had had Sc
we're battle, in which, as reported, the Russians
were defeated with severe loss.
Stocks and Money Market
IN Monday the 1Efb of Tttr,e ~, =. e. a
sailing of the steamer, U. S. Skies commanded one
eighth premium. ri On the 10th the funds were
extremely buOyant, in consequence of the triumph
of the French Government in supprsssing the in
surrecton in Paris, and French Funds had accord
ingly advanced Consols closed at 955, money
99t to 99t on account. These figures are of course
wrong-the quotations of Consols by the previous
steamer were 9l4 to 9l}l
Cotton and Corn Markets.
In Liverpoolo on the 18th Of June, the demand for
Cotton was good. The stock Of Cotton ON hand
was 65zO00 against sol 600 bales at the same time
last year. The average weekly consumption was
greater than last year. Up to date, the importa-
tons were 900 more than at the same period
4 last year. The average price for Fair Uplands
from the list of January, was AID The sales of the
| week included $500 Mobile add II 500 New Or
leans Of all qualities. On the 10Th June, the Cot
ton market was quite active. The sales for the
/ day were 10000 bales, including 5000 American,
prices ranging from 81 to Gid.
Corn Mqrket.-Accounts of the growing crops in
England were satisfactory. American Wheat was
selling at S. Sd. to S. l0d. for 70 lbs White Corn
/ 3Os to 94s.; Yellow 36s.
HaUre Cotton Market.-On the 18th of June, the
stock in Havre was $4,000 bales. Orleans was
selling at SO to 81 Fair Uplands 81 to ~; Mobile
SO IS. On the 18th, the market was active and
prices steady.
Cotton.-On Friday, after the receipt of the
Steamers aSSiess5 y Z IIiaIIjs commanded 81 to 81
Mobile and New Orleans 81 to 9. The private
letters received on Friday, were favorable, and
holders were asking an advance.
The Cotton market in New York on Saturday
evening, the Both ut., quite buoyant under the
Steamers news. Flour was firm, and mixed and
good Western brought "a "a 10 69-Southern IS.
Pork steady: Prime $3.50. Corn active Yellow
IS to sec.
Father Mathew had arrived at New York.
Among the deaths reported by cholera was that Of
R. Carey, distinguished architect.
FOURTH DIsPAFcH.
Presidential Proclamation, Cholera, Cotton Market
BALTIMORE, July 3d. - The President of the
United States issued proclamation to. day, recon-
mending thatthe first Friday in August be observed
as day of fasting, humiliation and prayer to the
Ruler of Nations that he may arrest the scourge
now threatening the country.
In New York there were to-day "a cases and &c
deaths; in Philadelphia 66 cases and d Deaths
In St. Louis there were on the 3D. IFS deaths 4; in
Cincinnati, 1870; business at both these places dull
Cotton in New York is firm to-day Fair Upland
is at s. Mobile 81 to 95--closing firm. The other
markets are unchanged.
dispatches received Wednesday,
FIRST DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, July 2, ls49.-Cotton has advan
ced one-eighh in New York since the arrival o
the steamer 'eHibernia.'' The sales amounted t.
1000 bales.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, July g. O'Clock, P. M.-At New
York on Monday, Cotton was firm. Fair UpIanC
was at from 81 to 81. The sales at these price,
amounted to 1000 bales. Flour and Grain WA
unchanged. :. Stocks steady. . Over a million o
interest on the Government loan was paid to-day
CHOLERA.
At Philadelphia, there were to-day, lO8 cases o
Cholera and 80 deaths al Boston, 65 cases and 2!
deaths; at Baltimore, 2 deaths at Pittsburg, 9
at Cincinnati and ST. Louis, the disease has no
abated. The weather is cool.
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