New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-30

REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
Battle between the Citizens and Regular Troops
The Insurgents Successful "A Republic Fro
claimed Rumored French Interference
nh ! Tnt1,an AT quebec and Arabia at Halifax.
ny TnE SOUTHERN AND sATIosAL LINES.
Il Nav YoRK, July 2s.-The Liverpool and Cana
dian screw steamer Indian from Liverpool, on the
afternoon Of the l6th arrived at Quebec on Sunday
Commercial Intelligence
,rhe Cotton market was dull, and the business lim
Tod though prices were unchanged The sales OF
three DAYS amounted to 900 bales Of which 1000
were taken BY spectators and exporters. The mar
ket closed steadily at last weeks quotations
Breadstuffs were generally firm
General News,
The Indian brings but little news Of interesting
nature.
In the British Parliament Russell's motion of en-
dniry as to the course of the Government in Italian
affairs was negatived.
Honduras has memorialized European governments
to guarantee the right Of transit across her territory
between the Atlantic and Pacific.
The Arabia at Halifax.
NRw YORK, July IS, 1856.-The Royal Mail steam
ship Arabia from Liverpool on the afternoon of the
18th, has arrived at Halifax en- route for Boston,
Commercial Intelligence.
CorToN-The market opened heavy but closed
| better.
Onecircular attributes the depression in the early
part Of the week to the failure Of Manchester houses
which created distrust in the solvency of certain
Liverpool houses holding large quantities. The mar
ket, however, recovered and closed steady at last
weeks quotations. The sales of the week amount to
IS, 900 bales New Orleans Mddling is quoted at SGD
Breadstuffs are a shade higher. &,
Provisions moderate business is doing at I'M
| changed prices.
Lard is dull with declining tendency.
Money is easier. Consols for money are quoted
i at 95A.
| Orleans tres ordnaire, at Havre, &c.
/ General News. .y
i The Atlantic had arrived out at Liverpool. Amer
icanareations are reported as progressing favoaby
The Arabia brings news Of considerable failures in
i Manchester
A formidable revolution was raging in Spain, said
to have been caused by the forced resignation of the
Cabinet
1t broke out in Madrid on the 18th, and the citi
zens and National Guards fought the regular troops
for tWentyfour hours.
Une account says I1aG Tile insurgents udse pfo-
claimed republic, and that Gen. Intante President
of the Cortes, headed the rebellion.
ODonnel had declared all Spain in state of sege,
and dissolved the National Guard
1t is rumored that France will send an army of OBJ
servation to the Spanish frontier.
4 The latest dispatches from Madrid says that the
Instruction was subdued but the correspondent of
4 the London Times, under date Thursday evening
gives different account He says that Espartero has
fed and that the insurgents have been successful in
Aragon, saragossa and Catalonia the ga1risons gem
orally siding with them.
One hundred and ten persons had been killed by an
+ explosion in the mines at Cardiff Wales.
q The three per cents closed on Friday at II.
I @ Washington Affairs.
4 WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Nothing of importance iu
the Senate.
Il House.-Amended the Army appropriation bill pro
vding for the withdrawal Of military forces from
Kansas until further action in Congress- and that thu
military be dsbanded and their arms be reclaimed.
Shannon has been removed from the GoyernorshiI
Of Kansas, and j. W. Geary, of Pennsylvania, ap
pointed in his place.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The Senate passed seyera
: Western harbor bills. u..&
The House amended the Army bill by adoptin
government Of Kansas-freedom of speech and til
press-the restoration of the Compromise line, tn
discharge Of all political prisoners, etc.
= Kansas Affairs.
: Rock ISLAND, July 24-Stringfe issued hant
bill on the sh calling issourans to go into Kal
! sas in August to vote at the November election
:, (under Toomb's BILLY
5. Gen. Smith says he will arrest Lane if he entel
~ Kansas even at the cost of five hundred lives.
Six thousand Missourians have gathered at
X Josephs to intercept Lanes party.
Ninety men from Chicago and thirty from Mass
q chusetts were expected to join Lane at Nebrasl
City.
Domestic Markets r.,
NEW York, July 29-Our cotton market is du
: with sales to-day of 400 bales. The steamers ney
p had no effect.
!. New YORK. July 29.-Flour is buoyant, and Sta
~ is quoted at Sc 20, Ohio Sc 20 to Sc 30. Wheat
% 5 cents higher Southern White 81 49, Mixed Co
% % sells at 613c. Whisky Csc.
" CINCINNATI, July 29.-Flour is firm and quoted
lg Sc to $6 10. Whisky 27. Sugar is higher and Sc
b. ing at 10 to lO5c. Lard Oil very firm. Coffee
"a quoted at 114c.
IN Steamboat Destroyed by Fire.
as ST.. LOUIS, July 29-The steamboat T. H. Lark
of was destroyed by fire yesterday morning, ninety mi
of below here. The boat and cargo are total loss
lives were lost.
IS River Intelligence.
rt LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-The river is falling, W
en- two and q half feet in the canal
"a LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Thereare only twentyeis
nd inches of water in the canal and still falling slow
o. VIcKsBURG, July 29.-The Southern Belle pas
Sc down at o'clock last night and the Florida at
morning.
of VIcKsBURG, July 20 The Frank Lyon pas
IF down at and the Planet at 6 this evening.
~ SIGNS OF THE TIMEs--4 P0ice from Ne,p O1ieQ
or preference taken Thursday last in the cop
IN smith shop of George Brooks, No New Levee street.
al resulted as follows Fillmore, 9 Buchanan, l.
Crescent of yesterday monday
Mr. Brooks requests to that such the al
ne has been taken in his shop and that he has only five wor
of whom he believes like himself, for Buchanan
'" Courier of ycsterda
SUI The publication in Mondays Crescent was ba
ear upon the following letter. the original of which
90; shall be happy to show to any taking an inte
OF in the matter, by their calling at our office:
Hessrs. Nron &. Adams.-A vote takenn my 81