New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

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ADVANCES IN COTTON
fsr rHs SOUTHERN NATIONAL LIsBs.l bod. /
NEW YORK, July 15.-The Royal mail steamer
America, from Liverpool on the afternoon of the 4th,
has arrived at Halifax en- route for Boston.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, July A. Cotton closed ste:dy and
quiet, the market being generally unchanged, though
some descriptions had advanced slightly.
The sales of the week amount to $500 bales OF
which Spectators took 1900 and exporters 60oo
bales.
The sales on the 4th were estimated ut 5000 bales
Consols.
Consols closed at 92S.
.0 Additional by the America.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-The whole stock OF Cotton
port amounts to $4,000 bales, of which 49o, ooo
are American. The sales of the week amounted to
g. 600 bales spectators taking $500 bales ana eA
porters 6,OOO The market closed quiet and steady
with an advance on some qualities: Orleans far'
sid; Orleans Middling, s Lied; Mobile Fair, sgd;
Mobile Middling, Sd; Uplands Fair, 5-l6d; Up
lands Middling, 15-l6d.
Breadstuffs closed steady. The weather has been
favorable for crops. Wheat is firm. Corn closed
steady-Mixed and Yellow 36s to 36 Cd; White, 80
to 4Os Flour closed with declining tendency
Western Canal, sos Cd to Sis Cd; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 81 to 32s; Ohio, 80 Cd to 33s 3D.
Provisions quiet Pork closed dull. Lard buoyant,
with slight advance; sales at CT to 6Ss. Bacon
! quiet-quotations barely maintained
Manchester Markets
Our aGvices from Manchester are favorable. The
sales have been about average without any quotabe
change.
Havre Cotton Market.
HAvRE, July New Oreanstres ordinaire quoted
at 1lS fir.
Money Market.
Consos are quoted at s2B. The bullion in the Bank
| of England has increased f206,000.
| General News.
The news by the America is generally unlmportant'
Naples.
A revolutionary movement had taken place in
| Naples. party of the insurgents had seized
steamer and proceeding to the island OF Ponsea mad
liberated three hundred prisoners confined there.
The steamer was afterward captured by frigate
A large number of arrests have been made.
France.
reduction of the rate Of interest by the Bank OF
France is shortly expected.
| The Italian conspiracy proves to have been more
serious than at first apprehended. Twentyone of the
conspirators have been arrested.
1 Adyces from kabylia announce more victories by
the French troops.
4 The Emperor Louis Napoleon and the Empress
Eugene will visit the Manchester Exhibition.
England. .-
The steamer Fox, fitted out by Lady Franklin, has
sailed from Aberdeen for the Arctic regions.
The mammoth steamer Great Eastern will be
launched in September, but will not sail for Portland
Cher first port,) until sometime neXtApri
Spain.
The Mexican question is still as before reported.
| The Mexican Minister is still at Madrid.
/ Italy.
In addition to the movement at Naples, an insur-
rectionary movement took place at Leghorn, but was
suppressed.
1t has been ascertained that these rebelons have
been under the auspices of Mazzina. Two hundred
persons have been arrested and large amount OF
arms and ammunition seized.
It is reported that an instruction was attempted
at Sapri.
Turkey.
The Belgian Minister is awaiting his passports He
is charged with fermenting difficulties in the Prnci
palities This rupture is said to have been brought
about by Lord Stratford de Radcliffe.
The correspondent of the London News thinks thu
t affair is likely to prove serious.
A meeting Of the American, Russian, French
f Spanish and Sandman Ambassadors, has been held
and they will present the Sultan with their joint vo
on the subject.
The Sultan by circular to foreign diplomatsts
maintains his right to the Isle of Perne, recent
4 seized by England, and expresses hope that it vii
e be speedily evacuated
China.
Lord Elgin and Baron Eros the English and Frenc
Enjoys, will confer with Sir John Bowring at Sngs
pore and no important opera tions will be undertake
until after this meeting.
The French journals doubt the statement that Eng
!, land has asked France to send troops to China.
Foreign Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived out from New Orleans, at Bordeaux, G. l
Mervine at Deal, Adolphine; at Hayre, Crest Wav
Pilot Convicted
t QUEBEC. July l6.-The pilot Roy, who ran the CT
I madam ashore at the Pillars has been sentenced
: be deprived of his license for life.
Q Washington News
+ WASHINGTON, July l6.-Dispatches from Aspi
wall to the Navy Department, say that the Saratog
was ordered to sail for San Juan del Nore the got
Il ult. '.
o Can't Montgomery, OF the Roanoke, says that unle
D some immediate provision is made for the sick Nj
araguan fiibusters, he will be compelled to land the
Z at New Orleans.
J. The well men have been sent by the bark Releas
l. The following promotions have been made:
y Lieut.. Col. Bolton, promoted to Colonel; Charl
y S. Marchant, to Lieutant Colonel - Morris, Lie
II tenant Colonel and - McRae, Major. Alvin
Il Hoenbush, of Pennsylvania, and Robert S. Barthol
> NEW, of Maryland, have been appointed Assista
Surgeons in the army. ,. ..,
IL The cadets who have just graduated with the b.
vet of I'd Lieuenants have been assigned their raj
e in the army, and ordered to join their respect
y companies forthwith
70 The following appointments have been made by u
~ President:
ie Richard X. Meade of Va, Envoy Extraordinary
. Brazil
" Benjamin F. Angle of New York, Minister Reside
=. for Sweden.
al Mirabeau B. Lamar of Texas, Minister Resident
W the Argentine Confederation.
Il Wyman B. s. Moore of Maine, Consul General
the British N. A. Provinces, from Sept lst,, 1857.
% Fire in New York.
~ New York, July l6.--Iilden's varnsh factory /
W. been burned up. The fire was the work of an