The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20
Arrival of the steamer Canada.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
We give the following telegraphc summary of
the Canada's news from the Baltimore American
Of the 18th inst
HALIFAX, June ia. NJ.
TheBritish mail steamer Canada arrived here at
half past nine O'Clock this morning, bringing Liver
pool dates to the LIST instant.
The steamer Viceroy sailed from Ireland for Hall
fax on the same day.
England.
The hew House of Parliament was occupied by
the Commons on Wednesday since then, Lord
John Russell has obtained leave to re-ntroduce the
bill, which was rejected by the Lords at the last
session, to enable Baron Rohschilds take his seat
for the city of London.
An address to her Majesty, from Lord Ashley,
has been carried, asking that measures may be
taken TO stop all Post-ofice labor on the Sabbath
throughout the Kingdom. The address met with
appreciation from the Cabinet Profound silence
is observed by the Ministers all foreign affairs.
Busy negotiations are going on between the
French Cabinet and Downing street, $50 says our
dispatchl Il is rumored that Gen. Lafitte will
turn tomorrow.
The Prussian ambassador has been evolved
from St. James, and in the time public opin-
| ion in England and France seems to have summed
up the controversy, deciding that there is secret
cause behind the aIledged ofdispue, and thai
while it may be insisted on that LATTE was too
hasty Lord Palmerson, it is believed, will in the
end be placed in position beyond doubt to show
that his offensive demonstrations arose in selfde-
| fence.
The discussion of the Archer Court in the Ora
| ham case has been postponed until the 10th June
! for purposes which are known to those familiar
with the affair.
France.
The speeches in the Assembly in the continued
debate on the Electoral Law bill, have been by
Lamartine, Theirs, jules, Fares, Grevy, and
Leon Fanchon. All the amendments made to the
bill have been defeated, and the second article was
carried by an immense majority.
The funds are going up as the mountain Of once
apparent disturbance which affected them goes
down.
The ship Orlando, for New York, was spoken
April 81, in lat 81 degrees lon. 40 degrees, with
boais buwarks and house slowed, loss Of sails and
as was supposed, provisions.
rhe Mark cts.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.-Brown and Shipley'
speculative excitement continued in the Cotton market and
was on the increase since Wednesday, and the Of the
~ QOO and parties $500 bales Prices were again shade
higher, admitting of advance of I'D % ID on the quota
ions OF Iuesday, except Mobile, which remained "a
The reports from the manufacturing districts rather
proved IN tone and the price Of goods Manchester were
gradually creeping up This effect has Deen produced by the
continued accounts received from the American markets
relative to the deficit in the supplies and the short CROP This
has rather esened the caution of buyers foreign markets.
INSTRUMENTATION Corn is again 6d lower bnt
rather doing in today this reduction In other re-
spec the Corn market very dull and speculation quite sus
pended
rather better feeling exists in Flour but no actual ad
vance can be quoted The same may be said of Wheat
IN the London Corn market, May 81 mers were buying
with CAUTION and Mondays prices could be obtained for
wheat. Flour was inactive, but no lower,
PRoVIsIoNsA fair business doing in Beef at full prices
Fork was without much movement and prices in favor of
buyers There was good inquiry for Irish Bacon-Shoud.
large arrivals in Lard, with sales at 3l3s for fair 1uay
frices reeeded during the week from to shillngs.