New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-03
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT.
I'm COTTON.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT
4 ADVANCE I'm COTTON.
Il my THE SOUTHERN LINE.1
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE steamship Vanderbilt
has arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of the 22d.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22.--The sales of Cotton for the
week amount to 1900 bales, of which spectators
took II 900 and exporters 5000 bales.
4 Prices have advanced to 3-16d. The sales on
4 Friday were 10000 bales spectators and exporters
each taking 1000 bales The market closed buoyant.
Fair Orleans is quoted at Sd Middling Orleans,
sled.
The weather has been favorable for crops.
Breadstufs closed quiet and steady.
The Vanderbilt brings $50 passengers and $4,000
in specie.
4 Later from India.
The Indian mail has been received, and brings ac-
counts of further spread of the rebellion.
Gen. Barnard, who commanded the forces before
Delhi, is dead, as is also Sir Henry Lawrence.
Cawnpore had been recaptured, after great mas
sacre of the Europeans there
/ The rebels had been defeated in three engagements.
1.-THE dispatch does not state at what points these en-
gagements took place.l
The Gwaloir Contingent had mutinied, adding a
large territory to that already in revolt
The transit steamboat had been lost in the Straits
of Lunda and the troops which were saved had been
attacked.
| Persia.
| The English representatives demand that Persia
evacuate Herat forthwith.
Circassia.
Advices from Circassia state that Schamyl has
again defeated the Russians.
The Telegraph Cable.
The Directors of the Submarine Telegraph have
not yet decided as to their future operations. They
are however, sanguine of the feasibility of the plan
Turkey.
The Sultan has announced that diplomatic rela.
lions will not be resumed with other Powers Chose
which have suspended) until after the construction
of new Ministry.
Massacre of Jews.
sangunary attack had been made on the Jewish
residents of Tunis, and large number were muir
dered.
Additional Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, August 22.-The sales of cotton for
the week amount to II 900 bales, with an advance
towards the close of to 3.l6d. The sales on Friday
were 10000 bales, and on Saturday were estimated
at 10000 bales. Orleans Fair, 3D.. Middling Or
is $50 900 bales.
The weather has been favorable for crops.
Flour is 3D. lower. Western Canal, sos. to 3ls.
Southern, SIS. to Bis. Cd; Ohio, SIS. to 32s. 3d.
Wheat is I'd. to Sd. lower Corn has declined cd.
Yellow is quoted at $685. Cd.
The market generally closed dull. Lard has de-
clined. Beef is heavy, with quotable decline of 5s
Tallow Cos. 3d. to SO. Sugar is heavy and quotations
Id. lower Coffee and teas are firm.
Money Market.
LONDON, Aug. 22-Consols are quoted at 90i to 00z.
Havre Cotton Market.
HAyRE, Aug. Election has advanced 2f and is
quoted at 120f.
United States Agricultural Society
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-IHird Day-There were
80 rings of cattle and horses on exhibition. The
horses are very superior particularly the stations
The fruit and machinery departments are consider
ably augmented to-day.
The weather is fine. The show is splendid.
The Vice President will be here on Friday.
The Adriatic.
New YORK, Sept 1.-The Adriatic which was to
sail to-day is further detained and the Atlantic has
gone in her place.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-There is $4,000 900 in the
Treasury subject to draft AT New York $685. 900;
at Philadelphia $4,000 600; at New Orleans, over
$l,5OO,OO0
Assistant PostmasterGenera Dundas will proceed
to New York shortly to arrange the overland mail to
California
The Naval Courts of inquiry will resume its SEES
sons next Monday
The Secretary of the Treasury on Appeal has
affirmed the duty on Potash to be Is per cent. ; 10
per cent. on Refined Borax, and "a per cent. on
Filberts, and per cent. on Sumac.
Resignation of Judge Curtis.
PORTLAND, Sept. 2.-The State of Maine news
paper announces the resignation of Judge Curtis of
the Supreme Court, to take effect on the first of
October
Vermont Election.
MONTPELIER, Sept q Fifty towns heard from
give the Republican candidate for Governor 5000
votes to 1000 for the Democratic candidate The
Republicans have carried the election by large ma
iority.
Struck by Lightning.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 2.--The U. S. cutter Roger
B. fancy was struck by Lightning on Monday, while
off Tybee. Her masts were shvered and rigging
damaged. No one killed. The vessel is safe.
Presbyterian Convention
RICHMOND. Sept. 2.-The PRESBYTERIAN Convention
has adjourned sine die, after recommending the
Assembly to fraternal conference, with view to
Union
Financial.
CINCINNATI, Sept Hatch Langdon's bank of
discount and deposit has suspended No other fail
reported and the excitement has nearly sub
sided.
NEW York, Sept. Am injunction against the
Mechanics Banking Association had been applied
for The bills of the Association are redeemed at par
Domestic Markets
New YORK, Sept. Cotton closed dull Wheat
heavy not much doing in Flour; Yellow Corn SIC,
White 90; Lard l53.
CINCINNArI, Sept Flour S. to s. 10; Whisky
22 Oats 40; Bacon y to IA; linseed Oil, under
the new rule, &C.
ST. LOUIS Sept. Flour dull Red Wheat, 81
90 to 81 %. Corn--MiXed, 63c; White, 66c. Oats,
35 to 373c. Hemp, $ll5 to SIG. Tobacco, 81 20
to $ll 10.
Hon. Miles Taylor.
1t is subject for serious contemplation among the
a n rpnreseutativn find him nnnoSed