New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
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NEW YORK, April 23-The Royal Mail steamship 7
Arabia, Captain Stone, from Liverpool on the after.
noon of Saturday the 12th arrived at Halifax this
morning en- route for Boston. Her adyces are three
days later than those brought by the Arago, and
seven days later than brought by the Africa. NJ
Liverpool Markets
Cotton The advices from the United States, |
brought by the Persia, had favorable effect on the
market and Fair and Middling qualities have ad-
vaneed I-16d. 5 5 l5ls.j 49, 4sEzs
The sales OF the week amounted 10000 bales. |
Cotton remained firm and unchanged at 6 l-6 for
Orleans Middling and Cd. for Upland Middng. until
near the close of the week. when the Persas adyces
caused an advance Of 1-16d. Middling Orleaus is
quoted sgd. The sales Saturday were estimated
at 10000 bales. Manchester advices are favorable
Breadstuffs continued dull, but without any change
in prices. Corn. Esd. Wheat has declined Cd Flour
was Is. lower. Western Canal is quoted at 25s to SIS
Ohio, 35s. Corn is Is. lower. White is quoted at
2ss. to 30s. Mixed, %. Provisions were unchanged
Havre Cotton Market. @#
The weekssales are reported at 4,50O bales The
weeks imports amounted to 81 900 bales The whole
stock in port was 100000 bales. Orleans tres ordi
naire 81 Mobile, 80, N
Money Market.
The bullion in the Rank Of England had decreased
e43O,OO0. Consols for money are quoted at 935.
@ General News. s.
The Arabia brings but little political news Of any
Importance. ~ EF
Spain refusesto make any indemniicaton for firing
into the Ell Dorado TG@
The Search for the Pacific.
The two English steam frigates which were sent in
nine days frutless search.
The Peace Conference
The Peace Congress still continues to hold its
session.
It is said that Austria gives trouble by persistently
refusing to fix upon time for the evacuation of the
Danubian PrincipaIities 5ass=. 3s,s.s "a
Her pretex is the necessity Of protecting that coun
try against disorder until some regular administration
is established, though she is bound by the treaty to
quit the Ottoman Empire as soon as peace was CON
cluded. t..5,.@,- ...-., .
Russia is strongly opposed to the position which
the Princpalities. .s . @a.
Later-The Difficulty Settled.
Later intelligence, however, states that the Austr-
an troops leaving the Prncipalities ergo the diff
ficulty is probably arranged. .@..T ......
Reduction of the French Army. .... ..
The French army is to be reduced from 100000 to
100000.
Russian Affairs, o
AdVces from ST. Petersburg state that the prohibi.
ton against the export of produce has been repealed
The Czar, in his proclamation, says that the fleets
in the Black Sea and Sea of Azo are not to be rein
stated.
Many grain vessels have received orders to proceed
to Barseilles- fact has caused decline in the
Narseillian market. 7i5 9
English Cabinet on the Sound Dues
The English Cabinet rejects proposition recapitu-
ating the Sound Dues on the terms proposed, but
would make proposition itself.
| Blookades Raised.
A dispatch from Paris states that the Allies have
ordered the raising of the blockade of all neutral
ports. .-o|.. .ar~
! France and Madagascar.
The French Government denies the contemplation
of an expedition against Madagascar.
! Additional by the Arabia.
| The steamers Ericsson and Persia arrived out OF
the 18th.
The italian Question.
| The Paris correspondent Of the London Times say
that the telegraph lines are constantly employed
the Italian question between Naples and Vienna
The Paris Court faVors proposition which has beel
referred to the courts of France and England to mak
q final decision in the affair." =.
General News. &c..
A commission of Austrian and Russian officers fo
the recticaton of affairs on the Moldoyian fronter
is in Paris, awaiting orders.
Austria has agreed to eyacuate the Prncipalities
Turkey shows great anxiety to be relieved of th,
presence of the Allies.
It is said that Napoleon will visit Algiers.
The question Of the Sound Dues makes no progres
probably awaiting the action of the United States.
The energies of the Russian Government are sa
to be now devoted to the formation of an allianc
with France and the completion Of the great railway
There is diffusion of Russian feeling on the Cor
tinent especially in Germany.
The Reception Of Mr. Buchanan at New York.
Mr. Buchanan, who came passenger on the Arf
CO. was received the guest of the city, and escor
ed to the Everett House. He leaves for Philadelph
on Friday, declining public dinner.
River Intelligence. 9
, VroKsBURG, Apri l24.-The Savannah passed dow
at /, the st. Nicholas at 10 this morning; the Yor
town at g. the Orleans at 3, and the Virginia and
das at a. the Fanny Fullitt at l and the L. M. Ke
Q nett at rhis evening.
The Washington, Sentinel democratic Sta
Rights comedies that if Pierce is nominated at Ci
/ cnnati, Pennsylvania, Indiana, New Jersey, Del