New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15
ATTEST TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
TO THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
Dp tbf National 1tnf.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE BALTIC.
INTERESTING FROM THE EAST
TURKS CROSSED THE DANUBE.
Cotton Market Heavy.

NEwYoRE. Monday, Nov. H. 1858.
The Collins steamer Baltic has arrived here bringing
dates from Liverpool of the ID inst four days later than
the accounts brought by the America Her advices re-
port heavy cotton market at Liverpool the demand
being moderate and prices in favor of buyers though
without quotabe change except for the lower grades The
quotations were as follows Fair orleans 64, MiddIng
Orleans G. Fair Uplauds 69s and Mddlpg Uplands SKA
a tb. The sales OF the three business days $4,000
bales which 5000 for speculation and 1000 fer
port. Flour in moderate request, and the lower
descriptions had slightly declined Western Canal how
ever closed at SIS cd and Ohio at 500 u Dbl III these
figures given correctly they indicate advance over
the quotations reported by the America. Eps,l Corn
steady yellow quoted at AS, nd White, which
was scarce, was held at AIS per quarter.
MONEY AND TRADE.
The money market at London rather easier. Con
soils had advanced and had luctuated from s4& to "a
closing at the latter rate
There change in the rate of interest
GENERAL NEWS.
The EASTERN QuEsrroS. The intelligence from the
East is of an uncertain character, and affairs much
mystifed 1t is reported that armistice had been
agreed upon between the coneudng powers and yet the
show that the Turks have commenced hos
tile movements.
dispatch from Constantinopo states that the eth
October the Turkish cavalry and Infantry crossed the
Danube and took possession Of kaafaa, aud
still passing The Russians gathering their forces
around Kaafata, and it was expected collision would
take place the next day.
Another dispatch states that the 18th October twenty
thousand Turks crossed the Danube the town of
Widen, and occupied Kalafata without opposition the
Russians having retired upon their advance.
NEw PRoPosITioS The London Times has dispatch
from Constantnope dated October % which states that
the Austrian Envoy Constaniuope had submitted
he Su he tOfa tie frOm he
said having previously accepted by the Emperor
of Russia The Times still thinks hat negotiations may
prevent general war
OHIO UNDERSTANDINGS
PITTsBURGH, November II.
There yet about feet water in the channel aud the
river is stationary
CIScrNNArI, November H.
The river here has fallen inches during the
"A hours.
LOUISVILLE, November u
The steamer Golden Gate has arrived here from New
Orleans, The river is falling slowly with feet inches
water in the canal
PrTsBuReH. November II
There is now 0 feet inches water in the channel and
the river rising
ClScrNNArt, November H.
The river here risen feet inches during the last
As hours. Hogs selling at 81 per cwt with i'm
proved demand
LOUISVILLE, November H.
The river here is now at a stand with feet inches
water in the canal
The steamboats, Herald Lexington aud Midas have ar
rived New Orleans and the Empire State has depart
ed for that place
FURTHER BY THE AMERICA
NEw YoRK November u
The Americas adyiees state that Persia had disbandcd
her army the Turkish frontier
At Coustantinople the Grand yizier had published
proclamation calling upon the inhabitants Of that city
to preserve order to protect the Christians pray
for the OF the Turkish army.
The Turkish Minister at the Court of France had re-
s'gued and his successor had been appointed.
The French expdition preparing for Consantinople
large scale Orders for its march would not be
given unless circumstances should render such measure
necessary.
The report of the abdcaon of the Emperor of Russia
was generally doubted