New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24


DEcEAsE OF DOUGLAS JERoLD
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SPANISH-lLEXIC4dN DIFFICULTY.
IL BY THE NATIONAL nSE.l
NEW York, June 23.-The royal mail steamer Per-
STA, from Liverpool on the 18th inst. (n the after
noon,) has arrived at this port. Her adyces are
seven days later than previously published.
4s Arrivals Out.
The steamship Asia arrived out at Liverpool on the
sth and the advices of the City Of Manchester and
aArago reached Liverpool on the 18th.
Foreign Commercial Intelligence.
8 LIVERPOOL, June l3.--Our late advices from the
United States caused an advance of ID, principally
in Middng grades. The sales yesterday amounted
to 1000 bales SPECTATORS and exporters each taking
1000 bales, the market closing firm.
Our quotations are as follows: Orleans Fair 50,
Orleans Middling 1916, Uplands Fair 81, Uplands
Middling 1916, Mobile Fair ST, and Mobile Mid
ding 7sd.
The whole stock in port amounts to 6S7 900 bales,
of which 527 600 bales are American.
Breadstufs closed buoyant. Wheat closed active at
an advance Of todd. Richardson, Spence Co.
quote Red at sss to 9s. 3d. and White at 9s. 4d to
9s. Cd.
The same circular quotes Western Canal -four at
sos. to Sis. 6d Philadelphia and Baltimore SIS to
32s; Ohio 32s to $685.
Corn closed steady. Richardson, Spence Co.
quote mixed at 1885, 3d. to 3ss. Sd White 40s 3D. to
Ais The weather has been favorable for crops.
The provision market closed quiet. Beef holds
firm. Pork generally closed dull. Bacon closed
quiet, without any change.
Lard closed steady. Sugar closed buoyant, at an
advance of Is. Coffee closed firm all qualities having
slightly advanced
The money market is slightly easier. Consols
closed at 93s to 934 for account ex.dyidend, the
books being closed
American securities are slow Of SALE but prices are
unaltered.
General News.
The parliamentary proceedings are not very impor-
tant. strong Catholic opposition had sprung up to
the Jewish disabilities BILL
We have to report the death of Douglas Jerold,
after an illness of about two weeks.
The Birkenhead half Of the Atlantic Submarine
Telegraph Cable is completed, and pronounced per-
feet The Niagara is expected in the Mersey in few
days, to commence its shipment. T
Evans Yoare & Co., London and Australia ship
pers have failed Their liabilities amount to sl5O,
600 or 100000
France
France is just engrossed in election movements.
It is reported that the Red and White Republicans
have coalesced.
The Bank of France returns show very large in
crease Of cash in hand.
Italy.
We have no political news Of importance from
Italy, terrible panic has taken place in Florence
in consequence of the scenery taking fire, and forty
three persons were killed and one hundred and thirty
four wounded. Zig
The Spanish Mexican difficulties are still unsettled
Persia.
The taxt of the Persian treaty is published
We have later dates from China, India and Aus
tralia, but they contain nothing Of importance.
Foreign Shipping Intelligence.
BY the Persia we have advices of the arrival out
from New Orleans Of the following vessels:
AT Elsinore, the Bennington and Masonic lat Lv-
erpool, the Constancia, Malaga, Grauza, Marseilla
Gandolfo, Santander, Houghton, Leghorn, mixer
mann, North America, Charter Oak, Ontario, Oscar
R. G. Winthrop, Uncle Toby, W. F. Schmidt ; at Bar
celona, Julia de Palermo Catarina, Mercedita, Mer
lin Plus Ultra Sofia Spietro, Teresita, Valparaiso
at Antwerp the Ashland and Pyramid al Bour
deauS, the Leon at Queenstown the Christiana
Martha Whitmore Nebraska, and Rhine; at Havre
Prince de Joinville, Francois Arago, Seth spragut
and Shawmut; at Deal Shakespeare Bremen ant
Suez.
ADDITIONAL BY THE PERSIA.
Great Britain.
The Catholics had resolved to memorable Para
ment to frame an oath for members that will not con
aict with any religious creed
A meeting Of the merchants of Liverpool has beei
held to assist in the movement for an increased supply
of cotton. Resolutions were passed, asserting tina
the British colonies can supply Europe with cotton
and that it is the duty Of England to develop the cul
| ture of cotton in its colonies.
A committee was appointed to cooperate with tn
Manchester Supply Association Advices from Irelan,
state that they have had abundant rains and that tn
crops promise largely.
| The harvest generally promises well. The advice
| from the silk districts are more cheering.
l. . Havre Cotton Market
| HAvRE, June TO- New Orleans tres ordinare
quoted hrm.
| Forces for Utah.
New YORK, June 23.-Three companies of U. s
troops have left here to join the Utah expedition.
Arrival of the Khersonese.
PORTLAND, June 23.-The steamer Khersonese ha
arrived. Her news is anticipated.
| 81 Brig Ashore. eTE,
New YORK, June 23-The brig Henry Hicks,
| Philadelphia, for st. Johns, got ashore and wa
forced to throw part of her cargo overheard, whe
she got off again. ~ sNu
r. 5t5sa. Collision.
| CLEVELAND, June 23.-The propeller Ontonago
and the schooner North Star came in collision mes
Point Aux Bargnes. Both vessels and their cargoe
consisting principally of corn, are a total loss.
I, * Kansas News.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.--The Leavenworth Journal say
that the IL regular candidates Democratc) are ele
ted to the Constitutional Convention in that county
Hops, charged with murder, has been acquitted.
Terrible Storm in Missouri.
ST. Louis, June ga most terrible hail storm o
CURED on Saturday in Buchanan county. The hal
stones IN many instances as large as goose egg
Many cattle were killed in the fields and several pc
sons severely injured.
i Greek Slave Sold.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Powers' statue of the Gree
Slave was sold at auction to-day for $4,000, to IL
Cosmopolitan Art Association of Cincinnati, as the
next capital prize.
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