New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-11
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New iYonH, August s--The news by the Baltc ID Of
some interest, though not Of marked Importance The
following summary embraces its main features,
AszS4 NJ The Baltic. 4 t.yss sts
0perationsin the Baltic are unworthy of note
Il ,,s Fi The Crimea.
1t was rumored that Omar Pacha and General Simpson
had resignedtheir commands $40 fzs@ 20
The French continued their approaches to the city,
while the Rassans were actively engaged in fortifype
all important points of defence. ss'a
The British had destroyed the bridge of boats at
aentschi.
The Russians remain near Ksrs, in which place the
Turkish arny Ia hemmed In The Russians intend Sim
ultaneous attack on Kars and Erssrouni
Troops constantly leaving oonstantinople for the
defence OF JTzeroum.
The health of the Allied troops is good
On the night of the 18th, tie Russian IRE demolished
some batteries newly erected by the French.
The atestews from the Crimea is to the effect that
sortie was made By the Russians on the aath t and
repulsed.
Il was rumored that secret expedition was fitting out
to force the Of sebasopo while the land forces
sssauitit. 4 ~ = s4t S48as
!, The Russisn General Toddiebisn is dead.
\ NAP The Danube.
Preparations continue to be made by the Allies for
campaign on the Danube. French division will land at
yarns in August for that purpose
@ Mntiny at Constantinople.
Thers had been mutiny among the Bsshi Bazouks at
Constantinople. TWAS not serious however.
n 1nsurreotion in Tripoli.
formidable insurrection had broken out among the
Arabs in Tpo in consequence Of the scarcity Of pro-
visions, and high rate Of taxes
.s ri 81 Russia.
Tbs Russians were certifying the mouth Of the river
Don and obtructing its entrance.
l.s9u Austria
The German Diet has accepted Austra,s proposition
with Prusais's three additional poiuts.
France
The new French loan has all been taken
Additional troops are being sent to Italy, s~'y
~s@ies Great Britain. =
Sir Wiias Molesworth had been definitely appointed
Colonial SECRETARY. s aaFa = 49,.
Lord Rashns remains has been received with great
pomp ut Bristol.
The export Of grain to the ormea has been prohibited
by the Kingof Naples.
/, Liverpool Cotton Market.
The sales of Cotton in the Liverpool market for the
week ending 9th ut about 900 bales of which
1000 bales taken speculation and $500 bales for
export. "a n ~gH sAA&s
The circular Of Messrs. Dsnnistoun s. Co. quotes the
market dulat adecne one-eighth of penny per pound
with sales On Friday of 7Ooo bales.
The following the quotations Fair Orleans I'd Mid
ding Orleans 61d Fair Upisnds and Midalipg Up.
lands 3-l64 per pound. .=..
I.g ~ State Of Trade
The Manchester market was very dull
N-s + BreadstpfRs .+.-=
Messrc. BpBn, Shipley s. Co.'s circular quotes bread
stus generally unchauged with the exception of
dian corn which had considerably advanced White to
the extent 3s and Yellow and Mixed is Cd per quarter
The market closed steady at the following figures
Western Gasal -four 4as to and Ohio Flour ASS per
Dbl White Corn being scarce realized AS, while Yellow
brought sss 81 to $685. and Mixed sss Sd per quarter
-. Provisions.
Mess Richardson's Spence s. Go, quote Provisions gem
orally unchanged Lard had advanced Cd per cwt., and
was firm. s
London Markets.
Messrs. Barring Brothers s. Co., quote the London
markets active Welsh Rail- Iron was. at EFT 15s to ss
per ton Br iron was quoted Sugar was active and
higher. Coffee was firm
American Stocks.
American Securities were in active demand at I'M
changed PRIZES.
STATE ELECTIONS. ~