New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-22

LONDON, Sept 10.-The funds are again depressed,
and closed with decline of on the quotations of
the Persia.
Consols for money closed at 954 to $50. Consos
for account closed at 95{.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l0-The adviccs from Manches.
ter are very favorable. The demand for goods and
yarns was active, and prices closed with an advanc.
ing tendency.
HAvRE, Sept 9.--The Havre Cotton market closed
steady, at the closing quotations of last week.
The sales of Cotton during the week amount to
$500 bales. Orleans Tres ordinaire, lls francs.
The London money market was generally un-
changed Money was abundant at reasonbles rates.
The amount OF bullion in the Bank of England
has increased during the week 995,OOO
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.-The Liverpool Breadstufs
market closed dull. Richardson, Spence l. Co.'s cir.
cular reports Flour closed quiet. Wheat steady.
Corn dull Yellow Corn closed at S. Sd. to Gs.
The Liverpool Provision market closed with de.
clining tendency. Beef closed heavy, with slight
decline on the lower qualities. Pork closed heavy,
and all qualities have slightly declined. Bacon
closed heavy, and has declined 2s.
The Liverpool Produce market generally closed
quiet. Sugar closed heavy, but the quotations
by the Persia are generally maintained. Coffee
closed firm at the quotations of last week.
The ship Mariana, from New Orleans, has arrived
at Genoa.
The steamships City of Manchester, North Ameri.
can, City of Baltimore, Vanderbilt and Glasgow from
New York and Quebec have arrived at their respect
i've destinations
The General and political news by the Arabia is
interesting and somewhat important
The steamship Great Eastern had been safely got
out to sea- and her performance proved quite salts
factory.
The Zurich Conference had been suspended" !" and
the plenipotentares had returned to their respective
courts. 1t is reported that they had decided upon
the boundary between Lombardy and venetia, but
nothing of unofficial character had transpred respect
ing their proceedings or the cause of their suspen
sion.n
IrALY.-The National Assemblies of Parma and
the Romagna had resolved on annexation to Pied
mont.
The Assembly of the Romagna at Bologna have
authorized their President to express to the Emperor
Napoleon and the King Of Sardinia their sympathies
for the Venetian people and to express their readiness
to make peculiar sacrifices in their favor.
The Pope has experienced severe attack of fever,
and has been compelled to suspend audiences for
eral days, but at last accounts was recovering.
1t is supposed the Pope's army will not be able
to act against Garibaldi's force.
The circulation of several French journals had
been prohibited in Sardinia on account of their ad.
vocating the separation of Savoy from Piedmont.
Proposals are pending in the National Assembly of
Parma confirming Iarini as Dictator, and declaring
the expulsion Of the Bourbon dynasty.
SrA1N.-The Madrid journals announce that the
Imperial Government of Morocco has promised to in.
fict exemplary punishment upon the tribes who
nsulted the Spanish flag and murdered Spanish sub.
jects.
The Spanish government, however, places little
faith in these promises, and is continuing its prepa
rations for an expedition against Morocco.
The English Government has addressed a forma
note to that Of Spain, asking an explanation as tt
the object of concentrating Spanish vessels at Agers
in the vicinity Of Gibraltar.
The Paris Moniteur announces the death Of tht
Emperor of Morocco. Algiers was tranquil.
deputation Of Circassians had arrived at Con
stantinople and presented protest to the foreign
ambassadors at that Court against the invasion o.
the Circassian country by Russia. They state that
the whole province will be obliged to submit to Russia
unless they are supported by the Porte.
great fire had occurred at Erzeroum, which des
troyed large amount of property. The place hai
also been visited by several shocks of earthquake
The Emperors of France and Austria it is posi-
lively stated are shortly to meet again in Switzer
land.