New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-13
Telegraphed 10 the New orIsans Crescent.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CITY OF BALTIMORE OFF CAPE RACE.
The French Army of tho Rhine Dissolved.
GENERAL DISARMAMENT PROPOSED
A NEW INDIA LOAN OF Es,ooo,ooo.
COTTON AND ooNsoLs uNoHANeE ED
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
tsY TUE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LIsEs.l

CAFE RACE, August 12.-The steamship City Of
Baltimore, Capt Leitch, passed off this point this
morning. She was boarded by the news boat Of the
Associated Press, and brief summary of her news
obtained.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the Sd inst, and
touched at Queenstown on Thursday the 4th, sailing
from thence the evening Of that day. Her advices
therefore five days later than those received by
the Arabia at Halifax.
LIVERPOOL, August 3.-The Cunard steamship
Asia arrived at this port on Sunday, the 3lst ult
The steamship Hungarian, of the Canadian Line,
from New York, arrived at Liverpool on the 1st in
stant.
The steamship Adelaide, Of the Galway Line, ar.
rived at Galway on the I'd inst, and the Cunard
| screw steamship Etna arrived out on the Sd.
LIVERPOOL Aug 3.-The sales of cotton for the
three business days since the sailing of the Arabia,
amount to 10000 bales, of which 1000 bales were
taken by spectators and $500 bales were sold for
expectation.
The market generally closed quiet and steady at
the quotations by the Arabia.
Middling Orleans are quoted at s.l6; Middling
Uplands, I'd.
| A few forced sales have been made at decline.
LONDON, Aug 3.-The funds are slightly depress--
ed, and have declined since the departure of the
Arabia.
Consols for money closed at 945 to 95.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3.-The advices from Manches-
ter continued to be favorable. The market closed
quiet, but prices were firmly maintained.
tBy Telegraph from Liverpool to cork3
LIVERPOOL, Thursday noon, August 4-The sales
OF cotton yesterday, Wednesday, were limited to
5000 bales, the market closing dull.
To-day the market continues quiet, and closed
steady generally at previous quotations.
Holders are offering their stock freely, and seem
to evince no disposition to press sales.
LIVERPOOL, August 4.-Advices from Paris an
nounce that orders have been issued from the war
Office or are about to be issued for the immediate
dissolution of the French army of the Rhine.
No further developments have been made in rela-
ton to the proposed peace conference between
France, Austria and Sardinia, which seems to have
been postponed much beyond the time originally in
tended for meeting.
The latest advices from the continent are of pa
cfc and more re.assuring character.
The French Government, it is stated, withou
qualification, is preparing for general disarmament
and giving every evidence of its present pacific in
tentions.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3-Richardson, Spence g. CO.
circular report that the prospects for the harvests ar
favorable. Beef and Pork closed dull, without ms
teria change in prices. Sugar closed quiet at prev
GUS quotations. Coffee closed dull and unchanged.
|. LONDON, Aug. 3.-The London Money market wa
e somewhat more stringent. American securitie
y generally closed steady.
e PARIS, August 3.-The Paris Bourse closed th
!, evening at SO francs As centims.
IS NEW YORK, August 12.-The steamship Glasgo
brings foil details of the great contest at the Goo
wood meeting, in which the American horses took
II prominent part, and, it appears, carried off tw
:. prizes.
i. One of the most important races came off on Il
Doth ult., in which Mr.. TenBroeck's American hor
o Stark won the Bentick Imperial Stakes of thou
Is and sovereigns, the American Prioress comir
os in third.
"a Fifteen horses started in this race, which was
ID very exciting one.
to MIR. TenBroeck's colt Umpire won the Nurse
a stakes, and his winnings at the Goodwood races
-, not fall short of f25,000.