New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-15
Telegraphed TO the New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL oF&THE BALTIC.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The United States mail
steamship Baltic, from Liverpool on the afternoon
of the I'd inst, has arrived at this port.
The advices of the steamship City of Baltimore
reached Liverpool the day the Baltic sailed.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2.-The Cotton market is gene
rally unchanged. The sales for the last three days
amount to $500 bales. Exporters took, during the
last three days, only l400 bales In the same .ie
the sales to exporters amounted to 1000 bales Inc
market closed firm at our latest quotations
Breadstufs.
The weather has been favorable for crops Bread
stufs are generally dull and our last quotatiohs are
barely maintained PROVISIONS
The market for Provisions closed quiet. Lard is
dull at 70s.
Money Market.
Consols closed at 800 to 905 for money on account.
General News.
There has been nothing definite agreed upon as to
the disposition of the cable yet.
The Emperor Napoleon and Alexander, of Russia,
will shortly hold conference at Darmstadt.
| The historian Macauay has been raised to the
Peerage Diplomatic relations have been resumed
with Turkey.
The steamers Khersonese and Queen of the South
have sailed for India with troops.
The steamer La Plata has arrived at Liverpool,
with nearly 81 225 900 in specie.
The treaty between England and Honduras has
been ratified at London, giving effect to the obiga-
lions of Honduras to the 1nteroceanic Railway
Company.
The English papers discredt the rumors of mu-
tiny in the Bombay army.
Italy.
The rupture between Naples and Piedmont has
been settled.
The British Minister at Florence has retired, on &C.
count Of alleged breach of etiquette.
India.
The details by the Indian mail do not add anything
of importance to that already received.
The mutny had shown itself in Bombay, but had
been suppressed there. ..
China.
The United States fgates San Jacinto, Portsmouth
and Levant, were at Shanghai
I On the 4th of July Lord Egin held conference
with the English and French commanders.
The French settlements in India are tranquil.
The mutineers are reported to be short of ammuni-
ton.
Eli Boggs an American, has been found guilty of
piracy at HongK Kong, and sentenced to transporta-
| ton.
Unless the Emperor Of China repudiates the acts of
his officers at Canton and makes compensation Lord
Elgin will declare war and occupy Canton.
The Hong Kong, Shanghai and FooChoo markets
were quiet. New cargoes tea opened 10 per cent.
higher than last year.
The silk crop is abundant, and the quality is good
h. Spanish Mexican Difficulty.
RUNORFD TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND MEXICo.-There is a rumor prevalent that the
United States and Mexico have entered into secret
treaty whereby the former agrees to furnish from
5000 to 10000 armed volunteers to take the island of
Cuba in case war breaks out between Spain and
Mexico.
Spain will permit Mexico to open negotiations be-
fore proceeding to hostites.
Flora Temple again Victorious.
ALBANY, N. Y, September l4.--Flora Temple has
beat Brown Dick three straight heats. Time 1884 r
2,3l4-230.
Another Bank Suspension,
CINCINNATI, September l4.-The Citizens Bank
did not open this morning.
The propretors say that, owing to the difficulty OF
realizing and to the state Of mind under which the
senior partner suffered, compelled them to suspend
Storm,
AUGUSTA, GA, September live have had ter
rbe storm on the sea coast The telegraph line has
been down since Saturday.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Sept 14--Paird & hours, bankers
have suspended.
Col. Benton is here very sick. 1t is thought he
may recover. ...
| The overland mail route has underwent some modi
icatons at the instance of Hon. j. S Phelps, requlr
ing the assent of the contractors to make their star
from St. Louis and go through Springfield Mo.
s Fayetteville, Van Buren,, and Fort Smith, Ark, tt
Breston, Texas there intersectng the route from
3 Memphis via Little Rock, Fillmore and Preston tt
San Francisco.
, Utah Affairs.
, ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l4.-Brigham Young threatens tt
y declare war and separate from the Union if the U
S. troops enter the Territory.
New York Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE following is tn
Bank statement of this city for the week endn.
Saturday 18th:
Decrease of loans So 235 900 decrease of circula
taton $3.50 ,000 Decrease of deposits 30, 900; in
crease of specie $l95+0oO
:, Financial.
New YoBK, September l4.-Wesey 4 kalowsk
: brokers Swords, Walton & Co. hardware dealers
: and Nesmth & Co., dry goods merchants, failed tt
day.
y CINC1NNATI, September 1.-THE failure of tn
Citizens Bank caused very little excitement. None
!. is very stringent. Eastern exchange . per cen
y premium,
l. Domestic Markets.
0 New YORK, September ll.--Cotton steady. Flou
! firm. Wheat 81 Is to 81 40. Oils firm. Whisk
244. Lard heavy. Bacon 14l to l5c. Muscovad
e Sugar to 62c.
u CINCINNATI, September l4.-Flour 81 Is to 81 2;
Wheat dull. Whisky l9c. Oats 30.
River Intelligence.
;, VIcKsBURG, September 1.-the H. D. Newcom
passed down at 5 this evening.
d GAIETy THEATER-There will be performanc
If this evening at the Gaiety theater in which Mr.
y Ada !. Menken, who has won so much acceptable
l. with our playgoing public an actress of stern
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