New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-16

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NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The United States mail
steamship Vanderbilt has arrived at this port, with
Liverpool dates of Wednesday, the Sd inst, which
are three days later than those brought by the Asia.
Her news possesses some features of general interest
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.--The sales Of cotton for the
three business days since the sailing of the Asia foot
up IS 600 bales
further decline Of / is reported on all the lower
qualities.
The market closed on Tuesday evening with de-
cliniug tendency
The ruling quotations are for Middling Orleans, I'd.
Middling Mobile, g. Middling Uplands, 6g.
Wednesday Noon.-The sales Of cotton to-day, il
is estimated, will reach 5000 bales, mostly to the
trade.
The decline on lower qualities of cotton since
Friday, the 3Oth ult., is to T. There is little de-
mand for these grades and some descriptions are
almost unsaleable
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The funds closed fiat Consols
for money closed on Tuesday evening at 98t.
The advices from Manchester and the manufactur.
ing districts continue to be of an unavorable char
acter The prices of manufactured goods generally
had experienced decline.
LONDON Wednesday Eyening-By telegraph to
Southampton, the London money market il IN.
changed. The funds closed heavy and the transac-
tions were unimportant
Illinois Central Railroad Bonds have declined one
dollar.
Atlantic Telegraph shares are quoted at $50 to $50
pounds per share.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 3-The Breadstufs market gener
ally closed with a declining tendency. Flour
Western is quoted at 2Os.; Southern, 81 to 22s. ;
Ohio, % to 24s. Wheat-W Western red, S. to 6s 3d.;
white, Gs to 6s. 3d. Southern white, Is. to 7s Sd.
Corn has declining tendency-quotation nominal
yellow, sos. 3D., white, 33s. to 33s Cd.
The Provision market closed dul-prices tending
downwards. Beef, Lard and Bacon closed heavy,
very little doing, and previous quotations barely
maintained. There was little inquiry, and prices
were easy.
Rosin commands IS, 1Od. to IS. I'D. Rice quiet !;
Sugar closed quiet Coffee quiet; Linssed Oil is
quoted at 4Os cd.
General Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3-The ship A e. bound from
New York to Liverpool, foundered at sea. Her
officers and crew were taken off by another vessel.
No lives lost.
The Bremen ship Hudson, of the New York and
Bremen line, has been destroyed by fire at Bremen
haven. An insurance of f70 900 had been effected
on the ship in London.
The Hudson doubtless had large part of her
cargo board when she was burned, as it was near
her time Of sailing.
The screw steamship Prince Albert, of the Galway
line, arrived out on Saturday the 30th ult
The Gunard steamship Canada from Boston, ar
rived at Liverpool on Sunday the 3Ist ult,
A new company has been formed for the purpose
of laying telegraph cable across the Atlantic be-
tween Galway and Newfoundland, with capital of
$150OOOO.
The Vanderbilt experienced very severe weather
during nearly the entire passage across the Atlantic
The Spanish Government was preparing to act
vigorously against Mexico, by considerable augmen.
tation Of the Spanish fleet, part of which has al
ready sailed for Cuba.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday evening,-The sales of
5000 bales today includes 500 on speculation, and
1000 for expectation.
The retnrns of the Bank of France for the month
of October show reduction in the amount of specie
of l,l70O0O pounds sterling.
The returns of the Bank Of England show de-
crease in the amount of bullion Of CLEO 900 since
their last report
The arrival of specie since Saturday, the 3Oth ult
amounts to &346,5
Another French vessel had been seized by the Por
tugnese authorities at Aibo. The vessel was from
Reunion, and was suspected of being slaver but
was subsequently released.
Later accounts from Australia report that new and
productive gold fields have been discovered.
The popular feeling at Lisbon against England was
very strong, on account of the non,interventon of
the British Government in their difficulty with
France in relation to the affair of the Charles ct
| Georges
The Sultan had paid visit the United States
steam frigate Wabash at Constantinople.
The Sandman Government have seconded the re-
QUESTION of France for the delivery of the Jewish
child, held by the Pope, to her parents.
Later advces from India state that the Sepoys had
captured Esanghen, but afterwards retreated, the
rebels being hemmed in at Chuadaree by the com,
bined British forces.
At Bombay everything is quiet Several skirmishes
had taken place in the department of 0ude ending
in the total rout of the enemy The Sepoys, how
ever in great numbers, are raVaging the country,
The steamship Nova Scotia, which left Quebec on
the 23d ult, passed Benaghadee on the afternoon OF
the Sd inst.
A new submarine telegraph cable is to be laid be.
tween Holland and England.
The Bank of Vienna has resumed specie payment
confirmed. A new Cabinet has been formed
i Prince Hohinsoller has been appointed President o
the Council; General Bonin, Minister of War, and
Baron Seheinwitz, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The crew of the French brig Anna, which was en-
gagged in shipping free labors on the coast of Africa
were massacred by the negroes on board the vessel
Several Rrussian and other German newspaper
had been confscated at Vienna, by the police.
Great excitement prevailed at Bradford, in York
shire England, in consequence of a wholesale poison
i ing of the inhabitants by eating lozenges, in which
by mistake, large quantities of arsenic had beer
mixed, instead of plaster of Paris, as was intended
Fifteen had died from the effect of eating them, ant
some seventy were severely i'll from the same cause
1t is feared many of them will not recover.
The Russian Envoy and suite left Krachter fol
Pekin on the lst of August He was received at the
frontier Of China by Chinese officials provided with
carriages for his accommodation, and conducted by
them to Geyin. Here he was received by Mongolian
officers WHO joined his suite and proceeded with him
to Pekin.
1t is the intention of the new Ocean Telegraph
Company, composed chiefly of Englishmen, to con.
struct line, lin connection with the cable from
Galway to NeRfonndand) via Quebec, to the English