New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
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The Asia arrived out at Liverpool on the 10th.
Cotton has advanced lie, closing buoyant. Flour
closed active, having gone up Cd. Wheat is firm,
holders demanding an advance. Corn closed very
dull. Provisions closed quiet. Consols for money
closed at Oh.
The submarine feet had arrived at Plymouth.
The Directors met on the lsthsat London to de-
termine on further proceedings.
1t is believed that the Atlantic Telegraph Company
will take immediate steps to recover the lost portion
Of the cable.
There was great activity in the Indian corn market
on account of demand for supplies on the shores OF
the Adriatic, where the crops have failed.
The crops in England had been much damaged BY
storms and floods.
Money is plenty on Government securities at and
5 per cent. ..
The London Times says that British trade will not
suffer from Indian events.
France.
The funds closed at 81 1900 to 81 20-100.
1t is rumored that France intends to demand the
extradition of Ledru Roin who, it is said, is about
TO leave England IOr Aluetlca.
1t is stated that France will send naval force to
Cochin China to demand satisfaction for the insults
to her flag. ..
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Russia is equipping fotilla for the Chinese seas
The Russian Imperial Guard is reduced to force
OF &c, 900 men.
Turkey.
1t is rumored that Lord stratford de Radcliffe will
be supplanted by Lord Howden, as Minister to
Turkey.
Troops for India.
HALIFAX, August 3l.-Orders have been received
here for the immediate shipment of four regiments to
India.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, August 3I-The Treasury Depart
ment has just paid the State Of Maryland 100000,
interest on debt incurred during the war of 1872
The principal was paid forty-four years ago.
The Secretary of the Interior has instructed the
United States Marshal for Minnesota to take the
census of that Territory whenever the people wish to
form State constitution.
More Failures.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug 3l.-Hodster's Bank failed
to-day. There is heavy run on Whites, Oliver,
Lee & Co.'s and the Buffalo City Banks The Recip-
rocity Bank did not resume payment this morning.
Presbyterian Convention.
RICHMOND, Va Aug. 3O.-The Conventions resolu-
tions substantially declare that nothing be made
basis for discipline in the Presbyterian Church
which is not specially referred to in the Convention
as crime or heresy.
The Anti Davidson Conventional. ]. Sigur Nomi-
mated.
BATON ROUGE, August 3lst.--The Convention was
organized, with Stephen Van Wickle Of Pointe Cou-
pee in the Chair.
Five parishes were represented by delegates, viz :
Livingston East Felicana, East Baton Rouge, Pointe
Coupee and st. Tammany.
Id. Sigur was nominated for Congress by accla
nation.
Resolutions were adopted condemning Governor
Walkers Kansas course.
resolution was adopted asking Col. Davidson to
withdraw his name as candidate for Congress in the
Third District, in which case this Convention would
also withdraw their candidate.
1T US. Agricultural Society.
LOUISVILLE, August 3l.-This is the first day of
the meeting Of the U. S. Agricultural Society.
President Marshall P Wilder made an eloquent
opening address.
Fifteen thousand people are present, of whom one
half are ladies.
The exhibition of horses in the amphitheater, and
the trials of speed on the track were well attended.
The weather is fine.
Cotton at Mobile.
MOBILE, August 3l.--The receipts of cotton this
year amounts to 5O3 Az bales, against 65973S last
year
The whole stock on hand here is 5000 bales.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, Aug 3l.--Cotton is depressed. New
Orleans ls. Middling Uplands l5l. Flour IS so tc
Sc. Wheat-southern White 93c. Mess Pork SIS Is
Lard is II lower. Bacon Sides ID to 10. Whisky 263
River Intelligence.
y1oKsBURG, August 3l.--The Maria Denning pas
sed down at A. NJ, and the Fairchild at y NJ yes
terday. The Pelican passed down at O'Clock to
day.