New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-09
relographed to the New orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARGo.
PORTUGAL DECLARES HER NEUTRALITY.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE COTTON MARKET.
Further Advance In Consols.

[HY THE sourHERs AND NATIONAL L1xEs.l
ST. JOINS, N. r., June s-The new steamship
Argo, of the Galway line arrived at this port this
evening
She left Galway on Monday, the Both ut and
brings four days later intelligence from Europe than
was received by the City Of Washington at New
York.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May 3O.-The Cotton market gener.
ally closed steady at the quotations by the America
The tone of the market has considerably improved
and up to Saturday evening there was a more
active demand.
The sales of Cotton on Saturday were 10000 bales
LONDON, May 30.-The funds continue to improve,
and an advance of ! to is reported.
Consols for money closed at 92l to 92S.
LIVERPOOL, May 3O.-The Liverpool Breadstu tuff
market generally closed qniet and steady at the
quotations by the City of Washington.
The Provision market generally closed firm, with
little variation in prices.
The market was inactive, and closed on Saturday
evening very dull
LONDON, May 3O.-The amount Of bullion in the
Bank Of England mas increased s232 600 during the
week.
General Intelligence.
LONDON, May 30-Telegraph dispatches from the
seat of war via Paris, confirm the important intel
igence of the evacuation of Como by the Austri-
ans and state that Garibaldi had proceeded from
faresa where our report by the last steamer left him,
to Como, where large numbers Of volunteers were
joining him from all the surrounding country. Be-
sides the volunteers from Lombardy, a numerous re-
Enforcement had reached Garibadi's camp from the
Canton of Tiahino, in Switzerland.
His entrance into Como was hailed by the inhabit
ants with great enthusiasm.
revolutionary proclamation was issued by Carl
bad and citizens OF all ranks focked to bis standard
| According to later advices, Garibald's vanguard
was advancing in the direction of Monza
The intelligence of the occupation of Como by Carl
bald had reached Milan, where it had created much
excitement and an outbreak was daily anticipated.
| All the more wealthy citizens of Como and Milan
leaving the country to avoid the horrors of war;
| LONDON, May 30.-Actve negotiations have be en-
| in progress between the Cabinet of St. James and
that of Lisbon, since the fact that Spain had conclu
| ded treaty Of alliance with France had become
| known.
According to this treaty. Spain engages to increase
her army to to cooperate with the allies
in case the war should become European.
1t is reported secret clause of the treaty audes
to the eventual partition Of Portugal and pledges the
aid of France 10 secure the possession of the Island
of Cuba to Spain.
| Under the influence of the danger threatening
Portugal by this alliance the Cabinet have adopted
the policy of England and declared her neutrality in
| the present war.
4 Latest from the Seat of War
LONDON, May 30.-The Austrians continue thei
retrograde movement, and appear to avoid a general
engagement.
No important engagement has taken place since
the date of our last report by the City of Wash
| ington.
| Sailing of the Asia.
New YORK, June s.-The Cunard steamship Asia
Capt. Lott sailed from this port to-day for Liverpool
taking l,5oO 600 in specie freight and full list
| of passengers.
1.-The National Line was interrupted at this point o
report at about halEpast IL o'clock last night by
atmospheric electricity severe storm having beer
in progress along the line during the whole of las
evening. and we are thus unable to give full detail
! OF the Argos news1