New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-19


NEW YORK, Sept ls-Ths steamship Borussia
Capt. Trautmann, Of the Hamburg line, has arrived
at this port. She left Hamburg on the I'd, and
touched at Southampton leaving the latter port on
Sunday the 4th inst Her advices therefore four
days later than those received by the Anglo-Saxon
and Ocean Queen.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, sept4-The sales Of Cotton during the
week ending on Friday evening, the I'd inst, amount
ed to to 1000, of which 1000 were taken by specu
lators and $500 bales were sold for expectation.
All the better qualities Of cotton had advanced
from Lie to tc The sales Of cotton on Friday were
5000 bales. The sales on Saturday amounted to
10000 bales. The market on Friday generally
closed steady, at Lie to advance on the quotations
Of last week.
The stock Of Cotton at Liverpool amounts to esq.,
900 bales.
The total imports Of Cotton at Liverpool and other
ports Of England during the year ending the fst
Of September, amount to 2,O2s,0 900 bales.
The total sales during the year amount to 1873 900
bales. .ms
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The funds have generally main
taned the steadiness which characterized the trans
actions OF last week. Consols for money closed this
evening at 95! to 95i.
LlS EhfOOL 0cpts 0.-lu6 aQVlCe6 IEOU mauCQeStSE
and other manufacturing districts very favorable.
The demand for goods was improving, and prices
of nearly all descriptions Of goods and yarns had
| slightly advanced.
The Liverpool Breadstuffs market generally closed
steady, at the quotations by the Anglosaxon, with
the exception Of Wheat which closed with decli
ming tendency ...
General Intelligence.
Advces from Italy state that the popular elections
in the Papal States had passed off quietly, and that
they had resulted in immense majority against the
reestablishment of the temporal power of the Pope.
| Advices from Africa announce the death of the
Emperor Of Morocco.
| serious affray is reported to have occurred at
Ceuto between the Spaniards and Moors.
| The English India mail steamer Indus was fired
into from Tarfa, the cause of which is not stated.
| The Emperor Napoleon in reply to communica-
ton from the Porte upon the subject of the Suez canal
has intimated that be will support the project for
commercial purposes.
The Paris Bourse closed buoyant. The Three per
| Cent Rentes had advanced /.
| Taxes have been levied by the Turkish Government
upon foreigners doing business at Smyrna.
| The Austrian mail steamer North America was
lost on the Goth of August, in the Red sea. The
mails and passengers were saved.
| The Spanish Government has withdrawn her Con-
sui from Tangiers and intendsto demand satisfaction
from the Government of Tez and Morocco for the
outrages committed at Ceuta.
Nothing Of official character has transpired res
pecting the proceedings of the Zurich Conference.
It is reported however, that the important matter Of
the division of the Lombardo. Austrian debt has
caused some spirited discussions between the pleni.
potentiaries.
Austria insists upon Sardinias taking the whole of
the Lombardo provisional debt (273 900 livres)
as well a large portion of the national debt Of
| Austria.
1t is reported that Sardinia was willing to consent
to this condition that the fortress of Mantua and
Peschera were given to her, which Austria declines
to do.
1t is stated that Austria intends to discount por
ton of the debt apportoned to Lombardy and sell the
public domains.
Sardinia however insists on the secession of Man
tua and Peschera.
The London papers of Saturday contain no an
nouncement Of the sailing Of the Cunard steamship
Persia and no notice Of the Arabia or any othe boat
taking her place, and nothing was received by tele
graph at Southampton respecting her, from which il
inferred that she sailed from Liverpool as adver
tsed, on Saturday the Sd inst. -
The steamship Fulton, from New York, arrived Out
on the 3D.