New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-16
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE PERSIA AT NEW YORK.
VANCE IN COTTON.


.. Commercial. .aa es ). Ii
LIVERPOOL, Sept 5.-Cotton closed Quiet but Arm
at an advance Of 1l6d The sales yesterday amounted
to 1000 bales. '=5sF
Orleans Fair 3d.; Orleans Middling 8 l5-l6d.
The sales for the week amounted to 6 900 bales Of
which speculators took Is 900 and exporters 1000
bales. ~ rt
The weather has been favorable for crops. Bread
stutts generally closed with an advancing tendency
Corn closed firm at an advance of Is. to 2s. Pro
visions closed with declining tendency. Beef dull
having declined S. to los. Lard firm.
Money Market
Consols for money closed at 9Os to 904.
England.
Lecompte was run for the Warwick CUP and badly
beaten.
Ministry.
The Spanish papers deny the existence of secret
treaty between the United States and Mexico.
| a.. --.. ... Prussia. t"a .-
The state of health of the King of Prussia causes
some uneasiness.
/ France
The Pays" denies that the Island Of Formosa
has been occupied by the United States.
Ledru Rollin, Mazzini and others, said to have
been engaged in the conspiracy against the life of
| Naples.
France and England will shortly resume diplomatic
relations with Naples.
Russia
Russia is concentrating troops on the Austrian
frontier to prevent any interference with the Princi
palities
Spain and Mexico
Advices from Madrid state that the Mexican Charge
dAftaires has left Madrid.
Atlantic Cable
The underwriters offer to pay the Atlantic Com
pany 36l per cent, and surrender the last portion of
, the cable to the Company.
More Troops for India.
Eleven more British regiments under orders for
India.
! Commercial Intelligence. r.
. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5.-Tallow quiet and steady.
, Spirits Turpentine 35 to $685. Rosin steady Linseed
OIL Ais. Sugars heavy and Is. lower. Rice firm, all
qualities higher
Money Market
The bullion in the bank Of England has increased
e276 900 during the week.
Barring u Bros. quote an average money business
without quotabe change. American securities quota
. tions nominal.
d LONDON, Sept 5.-The funds were dull yesterday
h Consos opened at decline of J. and subsequent,
fell still lower Money is abundant. Short loans ol
n Government securities in demand at A.
Additional by the Persia.
, Advices from Constantinople say that the Port
- will insist that England shall evacuate the island
nj Perne or restore it to Turkey.
of Passengers by the Persia.
New YORK, September l5.-Among the passen
IS gers by the Persia the Chev. Huseman Rev. Dr.
s. Tying and Charlotte Cushman
I'd I'd Washington News.
n WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.--Leut. Beale's wagon roa,
a. expedtonreached Albuquerque the 9th of August
to They had found the Indians somewhat troublesome
IS Col. Benton is improving.
s WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-Judge Bowlin, Minister
IS at Bogata, has resigned
Sc The assessment of "a, instead of 10 per cent OF
i colored or plain fannels, by the Collector of New
u u York. is reversed. ....
,r The Secretary of the Treasury directs that tht
appraisers of foreign wool to determine the VALUE
lie Of the wool, independent of the invoice, by sucl
"a "a means can be procured.
h, A heavy run on the Bank of Commerce at George
town to-day, caused partial suspension of payments
in It is supposed that it will resume in a few days
~ 10 The run on private bankers having been prompt
met, the excitement has subsided.
lie Supposed Loss Of a Steamer.
'g AUGUSTA, Ga, September 10 The steame
day and has not yet arrived 1t is feared she is los
1e Fire.
til kEoKUK, Iowa, Sept. IA fire occurred here o
to yesterday destroying 100000 worth of property.
,a Northern Mails
e. AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. 15-The trestework of til
Wilmington and Manchester road near Wilmington
" is washed away. We have had no mail from tt
yr ,r North since Saturday.
o Financial
RorSDour, Ulster County, N. Y. Sept 18th
banking house or Davis, Suydam, Dubois & Co. ha
ne suspended
l. The Empire City.
10 NORFOLK, Sept. l5.-The steamship Empire Cit
at bound for New York with 66 passengers, has put
at here for coal. She has experienced succession
heavy gales and has been slightly damaged. All We
vo aS on board.
F.' Domestic Markets.
*. ST. LOUIS, Sept. Is Flour "a 40. Wheat 81
to 81 l29. Corn SOC. for Mixed White 54 to 81
y, Oats 81 to SEC. Hemp $40 to $ll3. Tobacco ST
"e SIS 50.
New YORK, Sept. l5.-Cotton steady. Flour buo
as ant at S5 70 to Sc 10. Wheat and Corn buoyar
by Chicago Beef SIG rs to SIT. Lard Isl to l5!c.
bat gar is lower. Bacon--l4!c for Hams and l2c. f
md Shoulders. Pig Iron is dull. Talow ll5c.
hs River Intelligence,
no. flCkSBuRG, sept. lo.-Ine FenlsyNaula passt
30 down at last night.
eN- VIcKsBURG September l5.-The City of Memph
80. passed down at nine and the Lakeland at half.pa
nine this evening.
his -
ing RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.-The Savannah Georgian
,re- Friday last has the following:
A passenger by the steamer ST. Johns, on ye
ala terday informs that dreadful accident occurr
the on the Fernandina Railroad Wednesday mornn
No. 1t seems that in the absence of regular passeng
cars platform cars used to transport passenge
and in order protect the passengers from the
and sparks of the engine, the cars were pushed
: advance of, instead CT being dragged by the lot
- motive.
by About ten miles from Fernandna, the train 81
cad denly came i'll contact with COW, and was throw
o" engine and cars completely from the track causing
hE. fearful wreck.
rls- One gentleman and lady, whose names we did L
toF " learn were Immediately killed A getleman nam
IN Hjggenhotham had both legs broken above the kne
ts', and died almost Immediately. Several others We
"s' .as more or less injured, none OF them fatally.
An accident occurred on the evening of the Z
was near Fairfield, which coused the death of four p
ave sons gravel train with several laborers came
collision with farmers wagon, by which the farm