New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-01
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Z 10 = MN S1fEANs BAxLY CRESCENT.
n u ~ National 1fns.
& -Four Days Later from Europe.
.aRRIV1E OF THE HaSHs.NG row.
COTTON QUIET.
BREADSTUFFS ADVANCING. r.
MONEY MARKET sTRINGENT..Conssl Declined
TURKISH QUESTION.
LATEST TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS
.aRRlExL Or THE HzsmNcroN
COTTON QUIET
BREADsTUFFs ADVANCING.
TURKISH QUESTION.
WAR ExPEC ED!

14th inst and from Liverpool OF the 10Th INST;
three to four days later than the accounts
brought by the Africa. :g t 4
Her advices report only moderate demand
in the Cotton market at Liverpool, with sales
for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Of barely
IL, 900 bales; of which 1000 were taken for
speculation, and 5000 for export. Holders,
however, were not pressing their stocks on the
market, and, though prices were rather in favor
of buyers, there was no quotable decline
Owing to unfavorable weather, which pre-
vailed for few days, preceding the departure
Of the Washington, breadstuffs held an upward
tendency in the rates Flour was in good de-
mand and prices had advanced one shilling per
Dbl Corn was in activeSequest and firm, but
without any quotable change in the rates.
Lard was in good demand at full prices. Beef
and Pork were in moderate request at previous
rates. tls IL "A. al f0 Z
GENERAL NEWS.
Rejection of the Modified Vienna Note.
Advices had been received from st. Peters
burg with the announcement that the Emperor
of Russia had rejected the Vienna note as mod
fled by the Sultan, and war was considered in
evitable. The Gar was to proceed Immediately
to Olmutz to hold an interview with the En-
peror of Austria, which was to take place on
the 23d of September Fresh Russian troops
were marching upon Moldavia THE Turkish
troops on the Lower Danube insist upon fighting
the Russians without delay. Is ~
The English and French Consuls had left
Jassy, proceeding that created panic in tina
capital Lord Stratford had again sent in his
resignation.
Recovery Of the Hungarian Jewels.
The lost jewels of the crown Of Hungary,
which Kossuth has been accused of taking
away, have been found buried in Hungary.
Cholera In England.
The cholera was raging at Newcastle coupon
Tyne.
ID London Money Market y aA
The pressure in the money market in London
was increasing, and it was expected that the
bank would soon raise the rate of interest to 5
per cent. Consols had declined per cent.
tAs The America.
The Cunard steamer America arrived at
Liverpool on Sunday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. Soule.
1t was understood that Mr. Soule would be
received at the Court of Madrid
ls1l Massachusetts Nominations.
Boston, September 30.
The wings of Massachusetts, have nominated
Emery Washburn for Governor, and Thomas
Plunkett for Lieutenant Governor
The Smyrna Affair In Washington
04 aae e New YORK, September 20.
The Herald of this city processes to give the
conclusions of Mr.. Marcy's letter in reply to the
Austrian Protest against Capt Ingrahams
course at Smyrna. Mr.. Marcy maintains that
Costa was seized within the nationality of the
United States, that Capt. Ingraham's interfer-
ence on the occasion was right and proper, and
refuses to give the consent of the Government
for the delivery of Costa to the Austrian Consul
at Smyrna. Not only 80, but he demands that
the Emperor of Russia shall place Costa in the
same position that he was in when arrested
st. Louis Markets.
,.ii,fs.5.g, ST.. LOUIS, September 80.
The provision market here is quiet, but pri-
ces are firm. Mess Pork is quoted nominally at
$12 to $13 per barrel. Lard is steady, with
sales of 600 barrels No. at 81 to LOG per h.
Bacon is firm, with sales of Shoulders at 81 tc
7c, and of Hams at 10 to 12c per ID. Tobacco
is firm. Lead has advanced and holders are
asking SO per 100 lbs The last sales were at
81 cents. aea..s.r5. XII
Ohio River.
PITTSBURGH, September 90
The river here is falling, with feet 8 inches
water in the channel 5s9 e
CINCINNATI, September 49,
The river here has fallen inches during the
last twenty -four hours 4i501tt
LOUISVILLE, September 30
The river here is falling slowly. The steam
boat Lexington has departed for New Orleans
Death of Gen. Tallmadge.
NEwYoRK, September 80
Gen. Tallmadge, x-Senator, and formerly
Minister TO Mexico, died very suddenly yester-
day at the Metropolitan Hotel in this city.
Pacific Railroad. i
The friends Of tho Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road had meeting yesterday, when forty.
three millions of dollars were subscribed for the
construction of the road. There are fifty seven
subscribers in all, representing every section OF
the United States 4.fi,l- 7s1a p
FURTHER BY THE WASHINGTON
The following are the principal items of inter
est contained in the papers brought by the
Washington: eaIld 4
Another City Destroyed
The city of Ispahan, in Persia, formerly the
capital, has been nearly destroyed by an earth
quake. nN
italian Insurgents.
A Council Of War at Milan, before which the
insurgents of the 9th Of February last have been
tried, has sentenced sixty -four Of the accused to
various punishments. Two of the number have
been condemned to death, and others to confne.
ment in irons for twenty years.
Refugees
Fifty refugees, suspected of being friends Of
Mazzini, have arrived ON the frontiers of Pied.
Turkish Preparations for War.
The Turkish Government has made contract
for the supply of three hundred thousand win
ter coats for the soldiers
The levies from Egypt soon to be pre-
sented to the Sultan, Immediately after which
they were to march for the frontiers All regu
lar communication has been cut off between Con
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