New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-27

| NEW YORK, June 25.-Tbe Collins steamer
Atlantic has arrived here, bringing dates from
| Liverpool to the 14th instant; four days later
than the accounts brought by the Canada. Her
advices embrace the following items of intell-
gence:
liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June 14--The demand in the
Cotton market here has been moderate since the
departure of the Canada, and the sales of the
three business days do not exceed 10000 bales,
of which 5000 have been for speculation and
1000 for export. Prices have been in favor oil
buyers, and Middling and lower qualities have
declined nearly ac. per ID. Breadstutfs are
without any material change Flour is quoted
at 3ss for Western Canal and 39s. per Dbl for
Ohio. For Corn the closing rates are 39s. for
Yellow and 4os. per quarter for White. title
above are the quotations of our special CORES
pondent at Liverpool. --Eds.l
Messrs. Milligan, Evans & Co. report mod
crate demand for Cotton, with prices in favor
Of buyers, but without alteration in the QUOTA
tions, and quote as follows Fair Orleans gid,
Middling Orleans SD, Fair Uplands Gid, and
Middling Uplands sd. per 10. Breadstuffs in
moderate request at previous rates. Money
market quiet Consols Oil. Trade in the
manufacturing districts rather more in favor of
buyers Bacon and Beef markets active, and
Pork quiet without any change Of moment in
prices.
General News.
SHIsTRIA. The latest adyices from Silistria
state that that important post still held out
wit airtp nf tho ell If fba
forces sent to its assistance. The Russians were
making great sacrifices, and were losing i'm
mense numbers of their troops in their efforts to
storm the place, but so far without much sue
cess. 1t was reported, but without positive con-
frmation, that the Commander of the garrison
at Silistria had been killed
Notwithstanding the vigor of the siege and
the losses at the outposts, it was believed that
resistance would be etfectual until the allied
forces would arrive.
BLACK SEA.-The latest accounts from the
Black Sea state that all was yet quiet there,
and the fleets were inactive.
NEGoTIATIoNs.-The result of the negotiations
between the Austrian and Russian representa-
tiyes at Tesehin was not known, but it was sup
y.
Something was reported, however, with regard
to the last note of Austria sent to Russia re-
quiring the evacuation of the principalities
The whole matter, however, lies in obscurity.
The BALTIC FLEEr,-Nothing definite is known
with regard to the proceedings in the Baltic.
The latest accounts from Helsngfors report that
Admiral Napier had exchanged few shots
with the fortress at that place, without any re-
suit of consequence.
THE BLACK SEA.---The fleets in the Black Sea
were yet quiet at the latest dates Omer Pacha
was at Stormula, and Prince Paskiewitch at
Karsy [Kars y .-....
TRANsY1yANIA. 1t is reported that the
Emperor of Russia has ordered considerable
levies of Cossaoks, in view of the course pursued
by Austria, with which he threatens to make
descent upon Pennsylvania.
Cholera in Kingston, ia.
New YoHK, June 25-The steamship Illinois
has arrived from Aspinwall, via Kingston, ia,
bringing one million of dollars worth of gold.
She reports that the cholera was raging dread
fully at Kingston when she left
New York Markets.
New YORK, June "a, P. M-There has been
IN active demand for cotton, with firm prices
but without any quotable change The Flour
market has been firm with sales of good brand of
Ohio at rs per Dbl, Corn has been easier
with sales at 50 to 90c per bushel Pork is
trihe lower, and mess has sold at $13 per Dbl
Lard has advanced, with sales in bbls at lOc per
pound.