New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-30

three days later than the accounts brought by
the Arctic
The Asia brings nothing further of Importance
touching the Eastern question.
The following is summary Of her commercial
news
LIVERPOOL MtRRETs- liverpool, July 10
There has been a rood demand in the cotton
market since the departure Of the Europa, but
business has been somewhat restricted by the
firm pretensons of sellers, most Of whom within
the past four days have realized rather fuller
prices for fair and good fair grades. The sales
Of the week sum up 5000 bales, Of which 1000
bales have been taken for speculation, and
10000 for export The market closes firmly at
the following quotations Fair Orleans % to
ID Middlng Orleans & 3D.; Fair Uplands 6sd /;
and Middling uplands I'd. per lb.
Flour has been in good request, and prices
have recovered from the recent decline West
ern Canal Closes at rs and Ohio at rs, I'd.
per barrel.
Corn has been in good demand at steady pri-
ccs White and yellow are yet quoted alike at
Bis Cd per quarter.
Lard has been rather dull and the rates are
in favor Of buyers, though without Quotable
change
Sugar has been in moderrte request, ateasier
prices for buyers.
Rice has been firm and in moderate demand.
at 2js Provisions have been rather heavy
Pork has met with only moderate demand at
former prices Beef is unchanged Bacon has
been in moderate request
MoNEY AND TRapE-The London Money Mar
ket is rather easier, and Consols, which have
been much depressed, have latterly improved
The closing rate is 81 ! for money There have
been large transactions in American Securities.
at advanced rates The trade at Manchester is
unchanged since the departure Of the Europa
July ~ The Asas advces embrace the fol-
lowing items of general intelligence:
EASTERN QUESTION. The Eastern Question
remains in statu quo Nothing authentic had
been received from 81 Petersburg or Constan-
tinople since the departure Of the Arctic
Lord John Russell stated in Parliament that
negotiations were still going on, but would ha7-
ard no opinion $ to the result.
THE TEoupLE ar SNYGvt.-Tha energy Of
Com Stringbarn in reclaiming Col Costa, at
smyrna, has prevented the transportation Of
'that gentleman to Trieste The Commodore
laid the St. Louis alongside the Austrian brig
on board Of which Costa was confined, and for
bid her departure, or the transfer Of Col Costa,
except to his ship
INDIA MAIL - BmHSE Afr trRs.-Thc Biz
mese authorities have refused to sign away any
further portion Of their territory to Great
Britain
TRADE IN ISDh-Trade throughout India is
reported 10 be very dull The India mail brings
nothing further from China
AfRIcA-Al is yet quiet on tile coast Of
Africa
SICKNESS AT PHILADELPHIA -PbHadelplia.
July ga disease closely resembling the yell
low fever has brokenout along the South wharves
in this city II has been brought here by for
eign vessels Much alarm is manifested in the
city on this subject,
The GARDINER FRAUD Cast Hashingtoa.
July 2s.-Ihe Gardiner case came up for trial
yesterday, when Gardeners counsel asked for
continuance on the ground the the Mexican
commission Of investigation lad not yet arrived
The Court refused the motion, stating rs a rea-
son, that the commission is daily expected, and
would, no doubt, reach here in time for trial in
this term.
MINISTER To CHINA. H-aShiUgtoH, July -
r. J. Walker, thc Minister TO Chino, expects to
sail for the scene Of his mission about the mid
de Of August
THE FISHERY SQUADRON. - EasHiug ton, July
2s.-Ihe squadron under tn command Of Com
modore Shubrck will probably remain perma-
ncntly stationed on the fishery grounds, for the
protection Of American vessels
Mn SoUIE UashingtoR, July 28.-Nr
soul6 was serenadcd on Monday night, when
an address was delivered to him by Mr. Haley
Of Mississippi Mr. SouI6 responded to Mr.
Haley, charlcterizing his mission rs one Of
Justice and Cancellation
NEwfoRE CorraN MlHgEr --.NfmI'ork, July
2o.-lhe cotton market here Is heavy. Sales
yesterday brely 500 bales Evening Papers
RAILROAD BILL PAssED-lHaiu Liyuor Lur
hct'ets5-Albany, NY, July 2l.-The Le-
gislature Of New DIRK has passed through the
House the bill To provide against railroad acct