New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-21

afternoon i. =
The screw steamship Una,4.,.
arrived Ut Liverpool ut midnight on the isp /
instant.
The Vienna LIQUIDS has authentic news that
Marshal St. Arnaud will leave Constantinople
on the I'd of September, to take command Of an
expedition which, by this time, would have
reached its destination.
koff made confidential communication to Count
Buol and requested similar explanations He
also notified him that he had communications to
make to the Emperor in person.
BERLIN, Friday, P. M.-Gen. Benkendorf re-
turned yesterday from st. Petersburg, and will
proceed direct to Putbur.
Russia will not accept the Austrian invita-
ton to commence negotiations upon the basis
stipulated by the Western Powers.
LONDON, Noon.-Consols 95a. Nothing later
received respecting the war.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, 2 P. Mo arrivals
to-day The Arabia has not yet been tele-
graphed.
The Baltic.
| France and England have decided to dis
mantle and abandon the Notifications at
1 Bomersund and in the Aland Islands. They
were 80 badly damaged and wanted 80 large a
garrison to hold them. against the enemy,
| that it was not considered expedient to retain
| them.
1t is said they were offered to Sweden on con-
dition of her declaring against Russia, but Swe-
den refuses to accept on those terms.
| 1t was doubtfully reported that The allies
made an offer TO pay to Sweden a monthly sub
sidy if she would join the alliance.
On the Goth ult. Napier and Marshal dill.
Tiers proceeded to Hango, in the sight of the
Russians, blew up the Notifications and re-
treated to Albo, where there are $4,000 men in
garrison.
One hundred and twenty two mounted and
Ieghty dismounted guns taken at Bomersund,
will be divided between France and England
A small engagement, without loss of life,
occurred at Abo on the 18th ult, between
eighteen Russian gunboats and some English
steamers.
The Black Sea.
Reports continue relative to the Crimea expe-
dition, but to August q nothing was known o.
any embarkatien.
The cholera continues at Varna Stormy
weather prevailed on the Black Sea. A private
dispatch from Varna, dated the oath ult., says
five ships with troops sailed yesterday, and s,x
o-day. Destination a secret. Opinions gain
currency that the first destination Of the expe
dition will be Anapa, and that the fleets will
winter there.
Marshal Arnaud will hold general military
council at Varna to inquire if the army is fiji
for service during the present sickness
l. The Danube.
The Turks continue to occupy Bucharest, ant
are strengthening all strategic positions They
are re-fortifying Tirwnova, which was ordered
Some rations were to be delivered at Obies
chetti and Wallachia, and it was reported tina
the English division would be sent there
Portions of the Turkish forces are moYln.
upon Galatz and Ibrail.
The Russians on Sept. 2 would be at Jassy
Their head quarters Aug rs, were at Berland
A force still holds Galatz for hospitals and
: depot for magazines M=.
Spain.
= Queen Christmas property has all been con
!, | fscated, and she has been expelled from tn
country.
Commercial Intelligence.
. Private Report from highly respectable commerci
a LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning Sept, 2, 1854
lie Our Cotton market has exhibited more buoy
t, ancy during the past week than for some tin
ID past, and prices are turn dearer for all quail
e. ties, especially for Middling ami better grade
IS We quote the average advance at one-eighth
penny per h. The sales of the week foot l
: about So 900 bales. of which spectators ha'
nc taken 5000, and exporters 1000 bales. v
:. quote New Orleans Fair at Gid; Middlipg
/ 81; Uplands Fair at cd Middiing sgd.
er BREADsTuFFs-Und the influence of exceed
is ingly favorable weather, our Breadstuff ma
v kets have continued very dull, and Wheat al
d. Flour have largely declined during the wee
ID The few sales of Flour made yesterday We
ne from Is. Cd, to 3s. Sd. under the current rat
n at the sailing of the Africa on the 18th III
n We quote Philadelphia and Baltimore bran
nd at 2Ss to 29s, and Western Canal at 27s. to 2s
IN the prices being rather irregular.
ne Wheat has also declined heavily, say from
to to Is. Sd. per 70 lbs. There has been son
4 T.Ia 19r
Sc and white are firm at 34s per quarter Of 4S0 II
The Funds continue to advance, and Conso
w last evening touched 95s, at which the mark
ID closed with much frmness
re LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Sept brow
at Shipley & Co. report that favorable wealth
A. had strengthened the tone of the Cotton marke
he and that the lower and middling qualities hi
advanced 3D., while the better grades remain
N unchanged and in moderate demand
VI They quoted Fair Orleans at Cad, Middlin
"a do. SID; Fair Mobiles, Cd; Middlings do, Sd
Fair Upland, Cd; Middlings do, sd; Ordinar
r AID to II Inferior, SID to AID.
all Dennistoun s. Co. report the advance at l.
to i'd. and quotes Middling Orleans at 3-16
Middling Mobiles, SD; Middling Uplands,
az 1-16.
~ The sales of the week were 81 $50 bales,
"a which $500 were to SPECTATORS, 1925 for c
ne port.
The stock on hand, exclusive of shipboal
amounted to 888,450 bales, Of which 605,2
IN bales were American.
ne, LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET, September /
i'll, Brown. Shipley s. Co.-Breadstuffs are &C
vi siderably lower, with dull and declini
market.
They quote the decline at IS on Flour, a
n Is Sd on Wheat Corn is trif1e lower.
nat Brown, shipley s Co. quote Western Cal
by Flour at 27s; Philadelphia and Baltimore q
~ Ohio, 27s to Dos Canadian, 27s to 2Ss O
,et, Sour 26s to 27s. White Wheat IS Sd. Red
in. Cd. Indian Corn, both white and yellow, 8
vii LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, September
On. Messrs. Gardner s. Co. quote Beef unchane
. in price, with limited business The medi,
= qualities were wanted Fine Pork was firm
previous rates, and inferior was unsaleable,
Bacon there was moderate business doing,
previous rates The market for Lard oper
heavy. but improved at the close; the sales
, . the week were $50 tons, at 52s per cwt.,
m MAJ ket closing quiet hut firm.
= LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, September