The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29
ARRIVAL on THE AMERICA.
BY the Southern Line.
The Markots-Diaoultios at Rome.
TsloFFaph6d 10 tho iiorssoont.D


The Markets. Difficulties at Rome.
It will be seen by the following dispatch that the
steamship America has arrived. She reached
Halifax on Wednesday, the 26th inst. Her adviceu
are not Of very great INTEREST,"
FIRST DIsPAFoH.
BALTIMORE, September ~, ls49-LiUerpool
September IS. ~ The Cotton market continued
steady, though the sales have been only moderate.
Fair Uplands have been quoted at SD, Fair Or
leans at std. The sales of Cotton for the week
comprise 9l,7OO bales. The stock consists of
$50 400 bales, against $751; 3O at the same period
last year. The Grain market has stiffened. =.
Provisions are in moderate request at fair prices.
The Funds continue steady. :. Accounts from the
manufacturing districts are less encouraging, but
trade remains healthy. The sales of Breadstuffs
have been large, and prices have grown frmer, in
consequence of unfavorable news of the potato
crop in Ireland. Wheat is in toleraby active de-
mand. American is quoted at from IS, to 6s. 3d.
Western Canal Flour commands 22s. Cd. to 23s.,
Baltimore and Ohio 24s. =. White Corn is quoted
at 27s. Cd. to 2Ss., Yellow at 26s. to 27s.
France and Italy,
The political advices by this arrival are COM
parativey unimportant Gen. Rostolan has been
appointed Commander of the French army in Italy,
and has received instructions, in the event of the
Pope's not returning, to carry out vigorously the
policy prescribed by the French Government.
The President has written letter to the French
Commander, full Of vague promises and general
professions of love of liberty In it he declares
that the intervention of the French was for the
purpose of destroying Roman liberty, but of pre-
venting its undue excuses,
In the meanwhile Plus TX. has reached Naples,
but seems little inclined to re-enter Rome except
upon his own terms and conditions.
Garibaldi was at Genoa, in charge of the mill
tary government established there Things at
Genoa were daily becoming more confused.
Spain.
The rumors of an instruction in Cuba have ex-
cited some uneasiness in the Spanish Cabinet.
The Madrid press devoted much atten ton to the
subject.
Hungary
Comorn and Peterwardein yet hold out. Kos
suth has not fallen into the hands of his enemies,
though it is not known where he has concealed
himself
Germany.
All the Northern German States have adopted
the articles ofthe Confederation, except Oldenburg.
New York Markets.
Cotton has advanced in the New York market.
Upland is quoted at III, and Fair Mobile and
Orleans at III to l2c.
SECOND DISPATCH,
Arrival Of the Crescent City.
BALTIMORE, September 27.-The steamer Cres-
cent City has arrived this morning at New York
bringing dates from Chagres of the 18th, and from
Panama of the sth inst The steamer California
had sailed for San Francisco, taking on board all
the emigrants who were at Panama. The Cres
cent City brought no later news than was known
by the arrival of the Empire City.
New York Markets.
The Cotton market Of New York has experienced
a slight downward tendency. Breadstuffs wer,
frmer. e.. From Liverpool we learn that during the
week which preceded the Americas departure
$4,000 bales of American descriptions had beer
sold, Of which 5240 to Spectators and 1000 for ex-
port. The importations had been 1900 bales..
Beef was in fair request at firm prices In Bos-
ton the transactions were limited.
From Venezuela.
The schooner Stadrat arrived at New York yes
tsrday, and brought the report that Gen. Paez and
several officers of high rank were prisoners at
Caracas, and that there had been great deal o.
in tha intarior