New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-18

ONl WEEK LATER FROM ErnopE-AnRlvA1 OF THE
CAsApA-CorTeN DEcLNING-Ne, York, August Is P. M
The Cunard steamer Canada has arrived at Halifax
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 9TH instant,
week later the brought by the Africa The
following is summary of her commercial news:
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-Lirepoo, August 1.-THE demand
in the Cotton market has moderate since the epar
of the Africa and the sales of the week reach barely
$1,000 bales of which 10000 have been taken for specua
ton and 5000 for export Prices have given way nearly
I'D for all descriptions, but the lower grades have de-
clned the most, The quotations fixed by the Board
last evening were as follows; Fair Orleans 81 Mid
ding Orleans So Fair uplands g. and Midding Uplands
SID per lb.
Flour has been fair request and is quoted at 19s Cd
per Dbl for Western Canal and Dos for Ohio The quota
lions for Corn 2Ss Cd for Yellow, and 2Ss for White
per quarter Lard 5Ss per cwt Consols close at 992G
FURTHER ny THE CANApA--Nec York, August l6The
sales in the Liverpool Cotton market on Monday the I'd
inst 1000 to 5000 baeson Tuesday 1900 to 5000
bales, and on Wednesday, 1000 halesup to which time
prices had undergone but little change The Corn market
was firm unchanged rates Flour advanced Cd, per
Dbl Provisions active. but without any quotabe
change in prices Lard had slightly declined.
The Collins steamer arrived Mt Liverpool on the Sd inst
WEBSTER SErrrwG- Baltimore, August ia large
meeting has been held here tonight at which it was re-
solved to support Webster and Graham and committee
appointed to call asetng of the citizens to appoint
an electoral ticket Eve. Delta
BY THE CANApA-IIAvRR CorroN MARKEr-In the Ilayre
market Cotton was declining. The Manchester market
was quiet.
TnE FISHERY DlFFcuLry.-The fishery troubles occupy
decline to 991t. The Times considers the British Gov
eminent only protecting the rights of its citizens and
that satisfactory settlement easily be effect
ed Some of the papers blame Lord Derby.
Kossltru-Kossuth had excited attention in Eng
land.
INTERVENTION FRANCE AND ENGLANp.it ru-
mored that England and France had intimated their
tenton to take Mexico under their protection in order
to check the turhcr southern progress of the United
States,
AnR,yA1 OF THE FRANMIN-Ne'oIork, August l6.-The
Franklin brings 100 passengers among them Mr. Good
rich our Consul Paris who is bearer of dispatches
MARRnrs-Cotton quotations were as follows: Fai
Upands Mobile Cd; Orleans Gas. Flour and Wheat ar,
firm at previous prices Corn had advanced Is; Proys
ions were steady Rice lis to lis Cd Coffee Sugar ant
Tobacco were unchanged Naval Stores were steady
Money was easy-consols bearing V premium
H,yRr CorroN MARKET-ln the iiavre market Cottot
was steady
THE QUEENS CONTINENTAL TRr.-Thc Queen of Eng
land left for Antwerp on Saturday.
In Manchester trade was checked.
FRAvoE-PetitionS were circulating in favor of thu
establishment of a hereditary empire,
The official announcement of the marriage OF the Pres
ident will be made
GRRMANy.-The prussan Gazette declares that tn
reported convention between the Northern power
is fabrication
There is other of moment. Eve Pic,