New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29
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One Week Later from Europe-Atrival OF
the Canada- Duke of wellington Dead.
| NEwYoRk, Tuesday, September IS.
ue fnar steamer Canada arrived at Halifax at nine
ococ this morning bringing dates from Liverpool to the
18th inst one week than the accounts by the Africa
The following is a summary Of her news:
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL September IS.
The week opened with good demand in the Cotton
market under the influence of the accounts from the Uni
ted States brought by Canada and large business
was speculation during the first three days On
Wednesday however the Atlantic arrived with accounts
Of different character since which the market has been
depressed The rates up to Wednesday were firm, at
slight advance qualities but they have atterly
been feeble except for Middling Orleans, which closes
firmly at an Improvement of lid The sales of the week
are $1,000 bales of which 1900 have been taken
speculation and 5000 bales for export The quotations
as reported by the Committee Of Brokers' follows
Fair Orleans 6sd Middng Orleans 5ss, Fair Uplands g.
and Middling Uplands SGD per pound 1.-THE quotations
by the Africa Fair Orleans 67S Middlng Orleans
So, Fair Uplands g. and Middling upiands sad per
pound-Eds.l
Flour has been in fair request, and prices without
material change Western Canal is quoted at EOS and
Ohio at 2ls per barrel The quotations for 2Ss
Cd for Yellow and 29s per quarter for White Lard has
advanced to 6ss per cwt
Havre Cotton Market
HAvRE, September H.
There has been fair demand in the Cotton market
during the week. the sales embrace 5000 bales prices
have advanced about one franc most qualities
London Money Market.
The money market has been easy and consos have i'm
proved, closing at par
Eteamar Atlantic
The Collins steamer Atlantic arrived at Liverpool at
O'Clock on the evening of the 18th September
Death of the Duke of Wellington.
The Duke of Wellington died Tuesday the 14th of
September.
NewYork Politics.
NEwYoRK, September 81
The democrats have nominated Wesbrook for Congress
from the Eleventh District.
Pennsylvania Politics.
PHlLApE1puiA, September 81.
An immense mass meeting was held at Pottsvile, on
Saturday by the wings Fully 10000 people present
In firing salute on the ground gun prematurely
discharged, and several persons badly injured
Ohio River-Markets.
PITTSBURGH September 27.
The river here is now stationary with two feet four
inches water in the channel
CINCINNATI, September 2I.
The river here is stationary Whisky dull with sales
at IL cents per gallon.
LOUISVILLE, September o.
There is barely three feet water in the canal and the
General Scott.
LOUISVILLE, September 81.
General Scott expected pass through this city
Thursday next
Steamboats, Passing.
NcKsHuRG, September IS.
The following steamboats, have passed this place to-day
bound for NewOrleans The Reindeer at this after
noon. The Glendy Burke at 7:45 P. The Frank Ly
ons, at S;15r. NJ.
Bp tbe Southern Zine.
Further by the Canada.
Some of the circulars give the following quotations for
Cotton: Fair Orleans 6sd Middng Orleans 5si, Fair
Mobile to Ga Middipg Mobile ia, Fair Uplands and
Middling Uplands sid per pound.
The stock on hand the 18TH exclusive Of the amount
on shipboard, was 565000 bales
The market bare of South Carolina Rice and quo
tations higher
ltr tbr National liue.
Further by the Canada.
NEW YorK, September IS,
The following items of were brought by the Can
ada;
England-Duke Of Wellington-Bank of
England-Spanish War Steamer.
The Duke of Wellington's death was caused by apo
pexy Great preparations have been made for his funeral
which was to be national affair.
The Bank of England had declared a dividend of 81
per cent.
Spanish steanerof-war, intended expressly for the
defence of the Island of Cuba has been launched in the
Thames.
England and Turkey-Lobos Islands.
The difficulty between England and Turkey growing Out
of the recent attack the British fgate Modesto at the
Dardanelles has been satisfactorily adjusted
The London Morning Herald the annexation
of the Peruvian Islands to the Main land the Lobos Islands
included No vessels to be allowed load with Guiana
at these Islands except under contract with the Peruvian
authorities under penalty of seizure and conscation
Scarcity of Silver-Harvests.
There is much Inconvenience suffered in England from
the scarcity of silver owing to the large expectation
Australia.
The haryests generally and prove abundant.
Erance--Steps to the Empire.
petition has been put in circulation among the
classes in Paris praying for the reestabshment of the
Empire 1t has been numerously signed and presented to
Louis Napoleon who replies that when the general
should be at stake he stood ready to anticipate public
opinion but in of interest which might appear
personal he would follow public opinion.
The Constitutional in article the steam navy Of
France the possibility of successful inyrsion
England
The report of treaty of free trade between France
England proves to have been upf0unded
Spain.
All the publishers of the national journals have bee,
imprisoned charges Of intriguing against the govern
ment.
Austria.
The presence of Sir Henry Bulwer in Italy has giver
great anxiety to Austria The Notifications of Florence
and Bologne have been increased and strengthened.
Death Of Bishop Chase.
NEwYoRK, September 2S.
Bishop Chase, the presiding Bishop of the Episcopal
Church in this State, died to-day in Albany.
The Great India Rubber Case.
NETWORK, September IS
The United States Circuit Court sitting at Trenton
j. on the case of Goodyear Day has granted in
junction prayed for by Goodyear against Day in the
matter of manufacturing certain descriptions of India
Rubber goods.
Loss BRIG MOUNT VERNoN,--We learn through
the Captain, the following particulars of the brig Mount
Vernon which melancholy event have already briefly
alluded to-: The brig Mount Vernon, Capt nottingham
left Havana the Sth inst for this port about II O'Clock
The weather became very heavy, the wind blowing
from all points In the evening the wind at g. s.
the brig being close reefed and running before the wind
steering northwest On the 9th the wind continued with
great severity from S, s. West with havy sea-
On the 10TH about NJ took in the main sail and fore
sail drlu her hpfor wiz wit