New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-20

Tho Curard steamer Asia arrived here at 3
o,ojoct tb;s oftarnoon. bringing dates from Liv-
erpool to the 9Th instant, three days later than
the accounts brought by the Atlantic. The FOL
lowing is a summary Of her news
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8.
The Cotton market here continues quiet ana
the sales of the week reach barely 36,0OO bales,
of which 1900 have been taken ior speculation
nd 1000 far export. Prices have slightly de-
c1;ned for most descriptions since the departure
IF the Canada, and the market closes at the fol-
lowing ouotations: Fair Orleans GIG to s. ;
Middiing Orleans sgd; Fair uplands . 3-l6 to
an and Middling Uplands 7-l6 to 5ld. per ID.
Bresdstutts have been quiet, and the advance
for Flour recently noticed, has been lost. The
closing rates are 34f. per Dbl for Western Canal
and 35f for Ohio brands. Corn has been heavy
and closes at Aft for yellow, and AT per quar-
ter for white.
Lard has been in moderate request, and the
rates have slightly declined.
Rice has met with good demand at previous
rates ..
MONEY AND TRADE.
The Money Market at London was rather
easier Consols had advanced more than one
per cent, and closed at 92a.
Transactions in American securities have been
small.
The Eastern Question-War not yet De-
clared.
1t is now generally conceded that war has
not been declared by Turkey, the reports to that
effect being at least premature. The London
Times of Saturday morning publishes tele-
graphic dispatch from Paris, dated Friday even
ing, stating that news had been received in
Paris confrmatory of the report that the Sultan
had declared war on the Goth of September The
Morning Post of the same date, however, pub
| lished dispatch from Paris dated Friday night,
announcing that a dispatch had just been re-
ceived from Vienna, which stated that the Sui
tan had fixed term of four weeks, within which
period the troops of Russia should evacuate the
Principalities, but had said nothing about imme-
date war. There is, however, no question that
| the Grand Council at Constantin0ple had de-
clared for war.
FURTHER BY THE ASIA
THE EASTERN QUESTION. The Paris cores
rondent of the London Times writes that the
English and French Governments had notlned
| the Emperor of Russia in very strong terms WA.
it is now too late to issue new modihcatlons, ana
that the integrity of the Turkish Empire must
be maintained.
The Car at Olmutz expresses strong desire
for peace.
Anv,NoE IN INTEREST The banks of France
have raised the rate of interest to four per cent
Tn Russia the rate is advanced to hye, and at
Warsaw to six per cent
Mr. so1uE.-Mr Soule, the American Minis
ter to Spain, arrived at Madrid on the 18th OF
September
Arctic Expedition West Passage
| NO TIDINGS OF FRANKLIN
CAPTAIN Englefeld has returned from his ex-
pedition to the Arctic Ocean He reports that
Lieutenant Cresswell has accomplished pas
sage between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
| having passed into the Arctic sea by Behring's
Straits, and reaching the Atlantic by Davis
Straits No intelligence was obtained of Sir
John Franklin.
SLAVE CASE AT BOSTON.
BosroN, October Is.
A female slave belonging to gentleman from
New Orleans was this morning brought before
one of the courts of this city by the aboltionsts,
with the complaint that she was detained
against her will The girl denied that she was
thus detained, and the case was dismissed by
the Judge
LATER FROM BUENOs AYRES.
Boston, October 49,
Advices have been received here from Buenos
Ayres to the Goth of August
There is no news of Importance. Produce
continues high, and the country quiet
QUARREL OF THE POLITICIANS.
New YORK, October Is.
Mr.. Brownson's letter in reply to Secretary
Guthrie is published this morning. 1t is very
severe. He regards the attempt of the Secre
tary to interfere with the appointment Of his
subordinates as unwarrantable, and refuses te
resign his office. Mr. O'Connor, District Attor-
new. has also written letter in which he severely
assails the Washington Union.