New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-15

If the last concordat shall be either annulled or
modified without the concurrence of Rome.
The people express themselves as perfectly in
different whether he goes or stays. It Is posi-
lively asserted that q commission will be named
to examine the accounts Of Sartornis and his
colleagues, with the view of impeaching them
before the Cortes
Roman Santillian, formerly Minister of FL
nance, is appointed Governor of the Bank Of
San Fernando.
0Donnelfs division (of insurgents) was to
make q triumphal entry into Madrid, in the
course Of day or two.
HOLLAND. IN,
The most favorable reports continue to be re
eeived respecting the appearance of the severa
crops, which are represented as being remarka
Bile for the beauty and quality Of the grain.
ITALY.
A treaty giving mutual freedom of the coast,
ing trade (ca6otdge) has just been signed be-
tween the Britain and Sardinia, and similar
one between Sardinia and Turkey
The work of clearing the monastic establish
ments Of their inmates is vigorously proceeded
with ct Turin, on the plea Of the buildings be-
ing required for sanitary purposes.
The total number Of cases Of cholera at Turin
has not hitherto been over 100. At Genoa there
are still over 100 day Naples is still suffer
ing severely from the malady.
An agent of the celebrated engineer Bonelli
is on the point of starting for the United States
to dispose of the patent of his electric loom,
which quite supereeeds the Jacquard.
On June 2Sth convention was signed at
Rome between the Neapolitan and Roman Gov
ernments, establishing for eight years re-
ciprocity between vessels Of the two countries
on sill dues of navigation, anchorage, pilotage,
customs, etc Fisheries and c0asting trade not
included.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The Indian mail is telegraphed from Trieste,
with dates from Calcutta to July 18th, Madras
21st, Shanghai, June 18th, Canton, July 9th,
Hong Kong, July 9th, Singapore, July 14th,
Bombay, July Goth There is no particular
news. Trade in India is dull. Exchange at
Shanghai SD; Canton IS, 3D.
The impediments to the communication with
the interior continued, lit was said from Hong
ong,) to support prices, and four chops Of
new Congon had been settled for at Canton at 4
taels above the opening rate of last year, and
at Shanghai twenty chops at taels The
quality of the new silk is described as very bad,
and only 800 bales had arrived The present
steamer has brought only 400 bales Of old.
The exports to date were II ,000, 900 pounds of
tea and 81 800 bales of silk
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. CoTToN MARKrr.-The market continued
very dull during the whole week. and prices gave way
lied Per h. in MiddiDgs and nd in Ordinary qualities.
tied demand and quotations of Fair, which were preyi-
ously too high are reduced Ad per ID Fair Orleans
"a Mae e. Fair MOBILES a. i Mddng Ing 8
bales including 263l0 American of which 2O6o on
speculation and 445o for export Sales to day. FRIDAY,
Of 5000 bales, closing Hat Stock 92464s including 1872
S96 American
LIvFRrooI Provision MARKET Beef shows about aver
age sales but is firm owing to the large Government
tracts Pork frmer but little done market cleared Of
fine qualities and dealers not inclined to into stock Of
Western. Bacon-a considerable auction sale at 2s.
lower nothing else done. Shoulders move slowly at Is
decline Lard quiet at $751; but to effect large sales SIS
retail nature st 3d. per 10 lbs Wheat. and Is per
Dbl Flour under last weeks quotations Indian Corn
Cd to los I'D to los 3d. Red S. 4d to 9s 4d Western
Canal Flour 31s. Baltimore and Phadelpha Bis. ed to
32s; Ohio SIS to 34s Indian Corn $685. Weather fine
'&flta ucSoaats of harvest favorable.
LIVERPOOL PRcpurE MARKEr-Ashes in fair inquiry at
previous rates Bark650 bags Querctron Ia to Is Cd
Rosb-1mproved sales 1000 barrels at 4s 3d. to As Cd
common lis, fine. Spirits Of Turpentine steady 42s
no sales of Turpentine Linseed Oil quiet former sales
Tallow ess demand small sales Petersburg SIS Cd to
and Of North american 65s, to 67s. 10 tons Sperm Oil
BROUGHT 4107 to 91lO per ton Moderate sales of Seal
Oil f40 per ton. and of Rape Oil at 46s per cwt Palm
0sales 500 at f44 10 245 spot, and to arrive In
Dyewoods transactions continue small Rce-in rather
favoring buyers Tea limited business common Congou
101sd to 1oAd Tobacco unchanged,
MANcHEsTER.-Bnsinessd dull
Freights to the United States continue dull
and notice further decline, though the supply Of
tonnage is not particularly heavy Seerage passengers
are not abundantprce of passage to New York about
"a We quote freight to New Yorkdead weight 15s tc
rs Cd per ton fine goods 15s to Its; Cd; hardware
lss Cd earthenware, IS To Boston--dead weight lis
Cd to Els fine goods, ITS Cd; hardware 15s; earhen
ware p. 3D. 70 Philsdelphiadea weight, It's Cd te
22s Cd; fine goods, Cos; hardware EOS; earthenware
l2s. Cd. To Bsltimore-dead weight 2os to ass fine
goods 20s.; hardware, EOS earthenware, 12s Cd
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ANOTHER LARGE FIRE In MoBrLE-Ten or
Tacelue Houses Destroyed.-We find in the
Mobile Advertiser, of Wednesday last, the fol
lowing account Of another considerable fire
which occurred in that city on the previous
day;
We are again called upon to rscord serious
conhagration, which, though falling much short
IN extent of that chronicled yesterday, at one
time threatened results equally disastrous. The
alarm was given about o'clock yesterday
morning, when the fire was seen issuing from a
new two story frame building, third door from
the Southeast corner of Conception and Mon
roe streets, belonging to Mr.. John Rogers.
From thence the flames spread very rapidly in
every direction, and soon the two houses North,
also belonging to Mr.. Rogers, Zone of which he
occupied as a residence, the other was unoccu-
pied) as well as the residences of G. j. B. Fisher,
and james Hall, 1.-THE latter the property of 8.
a. Mountain) on the South-a new cottage and
building on the East, the property Of r. s.
Bunker, Esq, and four or five small buildings,
the property Of Mr.. Sampson, on the west side
Of Conception street, were in ashes. A new
frame building on the southeast corner Of
Monroe and Joachim streets, was aaved from
complete destruction by the foliage Of the trees
surrounding it on every side. The flames
crossed Conception street, but their further pro-
gress southwark was stayed by brick wall,
back OF an old grocery store, at the intersection
Of Joachim and Conception streets Several
onthouses attached to residences on st. Eman-
nel street were swept off by the deyouring ele-
ment, and it was with great difficulty that il
was arrested before doing more damage. The
residences Of R. S. Bunker, ESQ.,, Mrs, Caul-
field. and Mr.. Requier, were on fire several
times, but by the energy and industry of the
Fire Department, assisted by the several citizens
on the spot, they were saved with comparative
ly little damage
Had these and other buildings, at one time
very seriously threatened, been destroyed, there
is little calculating where the rayages of the
tire would have been stayed 1t would certain
~ have swept q lage portion of st. Emanuel
street and all the wooden buildings on Church
between st, Emanuel and Conception streets.
AS on Sunday morning, great Inconvenience
was experienced from lack of water, while the
progress of the flames was SO rapid and the heat
so intense as almost to defy the best directed
efforts to check it. The worst feature of this
new calamity is the almost evident fact TINT il
was the work of the ineendiary's torch
We subjoin an account of the losses SO far as