New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

poses very favorable and that the imports of Breadsufs
are small Flour has advanced 1s with sales Of Western
Wheat had advanced 3s with saes Of white at IS 3D. to
o. I'd and red at 8s to 8s 3D. Corn has declined 3d.
with sales Of yellow at 35s.
PRovIMoHs.-B reports Bacon as UNCHANGED,
with moderate demand at previous rates. Pork Is dull
Bacon 10 Armr Lards arm Sales of the week 900 cwt
at SIS. Cd Talow has declined IS.
NAVAL sroREs -Rosn, common, is active at As. Cd.
Turpentine crude nothing doing spirits dull at 42s
Pearl Ashes are steady at 3os, and pot at a5s.
hIcE--Saes Of Carolina at los to 1Ss.
MONEY MARxET--American Stocks are unchanged
With 4 moderate business at previous rates consols
es at LOG to o7 Pennsylvania Elves bonds 80 to
49, ex. dividend Massachusetts, Elves bonds % to 81
Maryland Elves honds g2 to 94 Erie seconds, 90 to I'll
do. convertibles, 70 to 49,
Latest by Telegraph.
London, Saturday.-Nothing new has been
received from the seat of war.
The riots at Salamanca have been suppressed
and the Junta dissolved.
The sloop- of-war st. Lawrence was at Malta
on the 80tb.
Paris, Friday Night Dispatches from Dant-
zic announce that Admiral Napier would leave
Led Sund on the morning of the 9th, with the
Gladiator, Cumberland and Belle Isle, for
England.
NJ Benkendorff waited personally upon Prince
Charles of Prussia, an avowed partisan of the
Russian policy, to whom he was charged with a
letter from the Gear.
A large deputation Of the Swedish Diet have
demanded the occupation of the Aland Islands
and their incorporation with the Swedish do
minons.
The cholera and elections occupy the atten-
ton of the Spanish people.
Additional by the Arabia.
NEW YORK, September 22.-1n looking care
fully over English and other papers brought by
this arrival, / find but little general news OF
interest. Affairs in the East seemed to be in
statu quo.
From the camp at Boulogne there are ac-
counts of dashing military feats and maneuvers
executed by the troops in presence Of Emperor
Napoleon and Prince Albert and other digni.
taries.
General Bodisco, late eommandant Of the
fortress of Bomersund, had been arrested and
arrived at Paris, along with other Russian
prisoners,
The reply of the Gar had been sent in dupli.
cate to Austria and Prussia. Each and all o.
the points insisted upon by the Western Powers
were duly set forth and refused, with elaborate
reasons given for said refusal.
The Gar further says he has withdrawn hi,
troops from sixty of the Principa1ities in defer
ence to the interests of the German Powers, ant
that he will recall his forces across the Pruth
and there await attacks or pacific overtures al
may be.
Ismael Pasha, the Turkish officer who dis
| tinguished himself at the defense Of Kalefat, j
appointed to high command in the army il
| &sia. ..s...
| All the Bomersund fortress has been blow
up, and the troops re-embarked. A few steam
frigates only remain cruising among the Islands
| The Russians were preparing to burn Odessa
| Galetz and other towns and cities, in case the
| were forced to abandon them.
The weather in England and France favor
able, and harvest unusually abundant.
| Austria does not consider the reply ofPrussi
to the recent pacific proposition, sufficient
cause her to withdraw her Ambassador frol
the Court of ST. Petersburg Prussia, it
said, entertains the same views. Both Govern
ments have determined to strengthen the
forces in the Principalities.
There were rumors Of serious disaffection
Hungary, and that the people were fast ripel
ing for revolution.
The liberals of Germany are said to be dead
hostile to Russia, and anxious to come in coll
J sion with her.