New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-30
LATEST TgLIGRAfHIC NEWS
ID tss Ssutesrn ltns.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
.4RRIT.aL OF THE ATLANTIC.

1 20 y.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
.aRRInaL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Cotton Market Heavy-Flour Improving
NEW YoRx, Nov. 20, $50 A. M.-The Collins steame
Atlantic has arrived here bringing dates from Liverpool t.
the 10th four days later than the accounts brough
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LrvERrooL, Nov. 16.-There has been only moderate
demand in the Cotton market since the departure of tn
Canada and the of the three business days reaci
barely $1,000 bales, including 1000 for speculation
and 1000 for export Prices have been rather il
favor Of buyers but without any actual change in tn
quotations which close follows Fair Orleans 6atd
Middling Orleans Cd, Fair Upland 6ssd and Middui
Upland 5%d per ID.
There has been good demand for Flour, and price
have advanced Sd. per Dbl Western canal is quoted a
s7s., and Ohio at 38s. per Dbl.
Corn has been in moderate request at ASS per quarter
Provisions are without any material change, the de
mand from the trade being moderate Lard has been il
fair request at steady prices.
| Bs MONEY AND TRADE.
The money market at London continues stringent, but
Consols have improved to 9is6,
Trade in the manufacturing districts has been dull and
prices have slightly declined.
| Further by the Canada.
DECLARATION FROM RUSSIA.
Nrw York. Nov GA private letter has been received
here by the Canada dated London 18th November which
states that Count Nesserode had officially informed the
British Government that the Emperor of Russia had de-
| ternined to fight 1t out with Turkey
BANK ROBBERS ARREsTBD-MoNEY RECOVERED
New YoRK, Nov 27--Chauncey johnson, noted thief
arrested yesterday charged with robbng the Bank Of
the State of New York Upon searching his S3
found and recognized part $ 600 recently
stolen from that bank The persons arrested at Toledo
are doubtless his accomplicss,
ALABAMA SENATORS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov 2s.-The election for United
States Senators took place to-day in the Legislature
this State in session here c. Clay, Jr chosen for
the long term and Benjamin Fitzpatrick for the short
| term.
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE - GOVERNORS
MESSAGE.
CHARLEsros Nov. 2s-The Legislature Of ths State as
sembled at Columbia Monday morning. and the Cover
in his message to-day. The following the
more important items of the message:
The funded debt of the State on the LIST of October was
million eight hundred and seventy thousand nine
hundred and eighty dollars The assets five millions
one hundred and thousand five hundred and
forty dollars.
The Governor recommends subscription of seven hun
of the Blue Ridge Railroad. He also recommends the
establishment of Board of Education, and that Commits
sioners be appointed for Public Institutions.
Relative to the question of boundary between South
Carolina and Georgia. the Governor recommends that
submitted to the Supreme Court of the United States
He informs the Legislature that the Of Manuel Pc
rsna and Reuben Roberts, colored seamen have been
settled and adds that the conduct of the British Govern
msnt in the later stages Of the proceedings entirely
proper and respectful to claim conciatory spirit in
the Legislature that subject He invites attention to
the French Consular Convention with reference to the
French holding real estate in South Carolina The Gov
ernor concludes his message by stating that it is we'll
known that the Legislature supports the distinguished
head Of the nation fair exponent of South Carolina
principles sregarding all local disputes and contentious
for the emouments and spoils of office.
NEW YORK MARKETS
New York Nov 2s-There is only limited demand
for cotton and the sales do not exceed 1900 bales Sales
Of Flour at 81 to 81 O6c per Dbl for Ohio Corn is rmer
Rio coffee held at higher prices but there have been
sales to-day at 1oslc per h. Pork and lard are un
changed .,....
Further by the Atlantic.
INTERESTING GENERAL NEws-THE EASTERN
WAR
Nrw York, Nov 1880 A. M-The Atlantic brings no
definite intelligence with regard the later condition of
affairs between the two armies on the Danube 1t was
reported however that decisive battle had been fought
near Bucharest but it not yet known which army was
victorious.
Battle OLrEsrrzA-The particulars of the battle at
Otentza prove 1t to haze been brilliant Turkish victory
The Russian loss was 1900 in killed and wounded
One hundred thousand men of the Turkish army have
crossed the Danube The Polish troops of the Rus
sian service are generally disaected and they allowed
the Turks to the river without giving any alarm or
Offering any opposition On the contrary it is said that
they favored the movement.
NEssELRoDE's CIRcuLAR.-very strong remarks have
been elected from heBrish and French press by Count
Nesselrodes circular -.5.-..
STAND or TuRKs.--The Ottoman Porte steadily re-
fuses to have any thing to do with any amendment of the
note of the Four Powers and insists upon perfectly new
treaty
kLAPKa.-Count Klapka, the celebrated Hungarian
General has received command in the Turkish service
CiRcAss-The Circassans continue successful against
he Russians.
VIEWS OF THE EUROPEAN PowERs--Louis Napoleon ex
himself strongly In favor active operations in
lid Of the Turks The British Government Is evidently
'ascatng Prussia reserves to herself the liberty to act
according to circumstances Austria remains neutral
LATER ACCOUNTS
The latest from Vienna state that on the 9Th
INST the Russian commander moved upon Oternitza with
force of $4,000 men, mostly infantry On the 18th he
net the Turkish army when pitched battle took place
The Russians were compelled to retreat on Bucharest
having lost in four attacks upon otentza no less than
hree thousand men
On the 9th inst the Turks were driven from the island
the Danube opposite Gusragero but achievements
after came up when they recaptured the island and
lsve since keptit
The CzAR AND THE ENeLIsH.-The Gar has susmsrily
discharged all the English operatives that were EMPLOYED
n the Russian Navy Yards.
CHINA-CAPTURE or SUANGuAT
Private advices from Canton state that that ey vet
remained undisturbed
party of Insurgents, not connected with the regular
army had taken possession of the city of Shanghai and
plundered the Treasury
CALIFORNIA STEAMERS.
New York, 29.-The steamer Illinois arrived today
from Aspinwal.
John Mitchell was expected to arrive in her. and large
crowd of people gathered to him but they were dis
appointed.
The Crescent City sailed to-day fer New Orleans via
Havana.
The Illinois brought million of dollars worth of
gold. ~ VI
OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MITCHELL |
ON BoARD-GREAT EXCITEMENT
NEW foRK Nov %, 720 m.-The steamer Prometheus
arrived to-day from San Juan with one million and three
quarters OF dollars In gold Among her passengers was
John Mitchell, who was waited for by great crowd on
he wharves and in boats the river and great excite
nent prevailed. Mitchell, however qaietly left the
eamer and conveyed to the residence of his mother
n Brooklyn lie was recognized and loudly cheered at
he Ferry
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