New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-24

New; ~ oRE, june y The United States Mail
tean,ship tlantic, from Yerpool on the afternoon
4 Of The ii It'll, has arrived at this port &
Arrival Of Mr.. Fillmore.
Hon Willard Fillmore came passenger on the At,
antc. Salutes in honor Of were fired from
the Collins steamship dock and from the Battery.
The Champion Case.
The Asia arrived out on the 9th. The English pub
was without official notice Of Champion dismissal,
but egarded it as fixed fact The positive but IN
official statements per Asia caused little excitement
in London. $ s5sS 57z. 81 HI X as3 &, ss5
The English papers agree that as the case is a per-
sonal there necessity for the dismissal Of
Dallas The London Times is, however, very bitter
against the United States. s5s NJ 5 SS
4 Spain Attempt to Assassinate the Queen,
An unsuccessful attempt to $assassinate the Queen
8of Spain had been made. MA young man presented
pistol at her but disrmed before lie could dis
charge il. s5s
foundations in France
France has suffered terribly in some districts from
foundations It is estimated that forty Thousand
people have been rendered houseless and hundred
thousand thrown out Of employment.
It'll hoped in rance that the corn crop will be
about an average. az
ADDITIONAL By TIE ATLANTIC.
Kansas affairs excite considerable notice III Eng
land without being generally understood. It lis ar
the troubles in that Territory will divert the
attention Of the United States from foreign war.
The House Of Commons has passed d bill altering
the oathss as to admit Jews. n s$sst $&
It is reported in Berlin that Prussia and Sardinia
had demanded to be admitted to the commission for
reorganizing the Danubian Prineipalties, and that
the demand had been acceded to.
Austria has ;resolved to erect Lombardy and the
Venitian provinces into kingdom with the title ot
Upper Italy 5Fs5 .si.
from Arabia state that the insurrection is
the people refusing to recognize the rule
of the Sultan Ss sEs 8 3s sS52j 88 S5E5
More Turkish outrage s against Christians are re-
ported
Comm rciaIS Intel igence BY the Atlantic.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
The sales Of three days amounted to IA 900 bales,
SPECTATORS and exporters took 1900 bales.
The market was dull and prices were easier but not
Equotably lower. Is. y
N. o. afiddling, 8 SIG Mobile Middling, 1s16c.
Wednesday II r. N. Sales of today estimated at
5000 bales. Market steady and unchanged.
f Breadstuffs.
The market is firm and prices are little higher
though the transact lions are not very large, an
Provisions are general changed and the bust
ness is limited. "
Consols are quoted at94 to 941. ls5 vi
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, June 21.--The river is falling, with
feet in the canal.
z5g8 Markets. a
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Flour, 81 95 to S. 10. Lard
IN kegs, III with an upward tendency Molasses,
81 to sac.
New YoRK, June q. Ohio Flour, SIS 40 to Sc 90.
Mess Mess Pork, SO 25.f Barrel Lard, l2}. Sterling
/ Exchange, o..
Kansas Affairs !
" 81. Louis, June pa letter to the Republican,
under date Westport, 17th states that Col. Sumner
has put the California, Santa Fe roads, and all the
principal thoroughfares leading into Kansas, under
blockade.
#5F An attempt had been made. to murder the new
Deputy Sheriff Of Douglas county
Advices from Fort Kearney that the Indians
are becoming troublesome again, and that one white
man had been killed. W.
Col. Sumner had dispatched q company to Fort
Kearney. g '"