New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-13
No more Fighting.
LORD RAGLAN ASKS RECALL,
AUSTRIA D1sBAND1Ne HER ARMY
lpy THE NATIONAL, LINE


The Crimea
Inc news pyt nls arrival, though week later
than that received by the America at Hal;fay
is unimportant and consists almost WHOLLY ~
the details of the recent repulse sustained \.
the Allies in their attack upon the outvorks Of
Sebastopo1.
This repulss is said, however, not tn bave
damaged the Allied army to any great exten+
and the position Of affairs is stated. ON Rrit;ob
and French authority, to be considered as snfs
GENTLY satisfactory 49,
The latest news from the Crimea is to the ef.
feet that Lord Raglan is dangerously i'll. and
that he asks for recall to England.
The loss of the Allies in the hattla of 49, ,o.L
Of june was over five thousand men Tba
army, nevertheless, is said to be in good condi.
ton, and PRAYING for another assault.
Correspondence from the Crimea ia or,, a.
the 18th Of June 50 that the only information
as to the events is derived from telegraphic dis
patches
No further battles have occurred, however.
either by land or sea-
Austria. 4.4... 5as
Austria continues the work of iisbanding her
army.
liverpool Cotton Market
The Iivermol circular of Messrs. Dennistoun
8 Co., reports that during the first three days
Of the week aiding on Friday, the 29th ultino.
the cotton market was dull and prices conside.
rably lower.
On THURSDAY, however, without annarent
cause, the market became buoyant, and the
week closed With an active demand at unchana-
ed prices for some descriptions, an advance of
1-l6th penny per pound on others, and de-
cline on otAers. The sales Of the week are
stated at $4,000 bales, of which IL. oOo bale0
were to spectators, and 900 bales to exnorters
The sales II Friday, the 29th ult., were fully
10000 bales Of which 10000 bales were for
speculative purposes. Dennistoun & Co. quote
Fair New Orleans Of u pence; Middling Or
leans 9 s-l6 pence; Fair Uplands6a pence, and
Middiing Upands 81 pence per pound.
Manche
Inc Manchester market followed the Liver
pool market,and was very active during the
latter part " the week at prices showing no
material change. 5m..,.-..
Breadstuffs.
With respect to breadstuffs authorities vary.
MaxWelPs circular reports wheat and four
tribe lower, and corn declined fully 3s Sd. All
the circulan agree that the market closed
steady. Tbs following are Maxwell's quota
tons:
White wheat Us. Sd. and red wheat los Sd.
TO lis. per hashel of 10 pounds. Western canal
nour 59s. I'd to DOS. 3d., and Ohio -four 43s. to
AS. per barrel, the latter being in great mea-
sure nominal. White corn As to 48s. Sd. !; vel
low 46s. to ABs 3d., and mixed 45s Cd. to 4ss
per $50 pounds.
Messrs. Richardson. Spence & Co.'s circular
quotes beef dull and unchanged. Pork dull
Bacon had declined Sd. to Is. per cwt. Lard
had advanced Is, and was quoted at Sos. Cd to |
52s. per cwt
Produce Market.
Ashes were steady at unchanged prices. Rosin |
was quoteda Al per owt. Rice was dull and |
The Crops,
The weather throughout Great Britain had |
been favorable for agricultural purposes.
The Money Market.
The London money market was easy; consols |
for money were quoted at 9l5, an advance on |
previous rates.
London Markets.
Messrs Barring, Brothers 5 Co. quote the |
London markets as generally unchanged.
Bullion. --5
The amount of bullion in the Bank of England |
aad considerably increased.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, July 1.-THE following embraces
III the additional intelligence of interest brought
~ the Pacific.
The Crimea.
The English and French Governments and
roops blame each other for the reverses and
osses sustained by the Allied army on the 18th
f June. ~.S.5
The cholera had broken out among the French
roops
Gen. Peliaier telegraphs to the French Gov
rnment that Sebastopol will soon be completely
invested
The Allies are proceeding with their ap-
reaches to he enemy's works, and are erect
ng new batteries, mounted with heavy guns.
The Alliesare still in possession of the Name
On and Round Towers
Bmhardment of swsaborg.
SWeaborg had been bombarded by the Allied
'altio fleet, and large quantity Of army stores
estroyed.
The White Sea-
The blockade of the Russian ports in tue
White sea was effected early in June.
The Gear Ill
The Emperor Alexander and the King of |
russia were both i'll.
Revolt at Halifax.