New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-04

NEW YORK, Monday, Oct. 8.
The Collins steamer Baltic has arrived here
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 2lst Sep.
TENDER, four days later than the account,
brought by the America. She brings yery in.
teresting intelligence, Of which the following is
summary
Liverpool Markets.
| LIVERPOOL, September 81.
The demand in the Cotton market here con-
tinues without animation, and the sales of the
three business days, since the departure of the
America, reach barely 1900 bales, including
1000 taken for export. Prices have been gem
orally in favor Of buyers, but without any quo
table change, except for the lower grades, which
have slightly declined The closing rates are
as follows Fair Orleans 81, Middlinr Orleans ans
Cd, Fair Uplands 81, and Middling Uplands 81
to 13-16d per ID. Flour has further advanced
Is per Dbl, and closes at q range of 32s Cd to
34s per Dbl. Corn has also slightly advanced.
and white is quoted at 36s per quarter. Sugar
has been active at previous rates. Coffee has
been in good demand from the trade, with an
ample supply, and the rates are unchanged.
Rice continues firm, and in fair request at
former prices.
Trade and Money.
Trade at Manchester has been quiet and the
rates are rather more in favor of buyers.
The money market at London continues strin-
gent; but there is no further change in the
rates Of interest Consols have been dull at 953
to 95a.
Havre Cotton Market.
The cotton market at Havre has been more
active, and the sales have averaged about 100
bales per day
General Intelligence.
The EASTERN QUESTION. condition Of the
Eastern Question remains nearly unchanged.
Inc conference at Vienna is yet in session, en-
deavorlng to smooth matters between the con-
testing parties 1t is reported that new modifi-
cations will be adopted conciliatory of both
Russia and Turkey; but it is apprehended that
before the measure will be accomplished, the
armies on the Danube will come into collision.
Servia remains neutral
Ell Diario, of Madrid, says that the French
Government entertains confident hopes that the
difhculties viii be settled without a resort to
arms, and adds that the Emperor of Russia will
not, under any circumstance, commence hostili-
ties; but that definite decision cannot be ex-
pected before the middle of October
Shipments of Egyptian troops have been made
In considerable numbers.
AMERICAN MINISTER TO AUsTRIA-The new
American Minister has arrived at Vienna, and
Will soon deliver his credentials to the Emperor
Mr.. SoULE.-Mr Soule, the American Min
lister to Spain, left Paris on the 10th of Septem-
Der for Madrid
EXPECTED REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. - Letters
from Madrid state that ministerial crisis is
soon expected. In private political circles, the
propriety Of deposing Queen Isabella is freely
discussed.
JAPAN ExPEDrIoN.-The Japan Expedition
sailed from Shanghai on the 23d of July, bound
FOR the coast of Japan.
WORLDS FArR.-The Pasha of Egypt has sent |
/ commissioner to the Worlds Fair at NawyorL
CHOLERA IN ENaLAND--The cholera is still |
Spreading among the English ports.
PRussIA.-The King of Prussia has declined
he invitation to attend the meeting between
he Emperors Of Russia and Austria at Qlmutz,