New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11

lBr The NATIONAL AMERICAN uSEs.1
CAFE RACE, Nov. 10-The steamship Hungarian,
of the Liverpool and Canadian line, passed this
point to-day on her way to Portland.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday the I'd inst.
and brings six days later advices than were re-
eeived by the City Of Baltimore at New York
| LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2-The sales of Cotton for the
three business days since the sailing of the Asia on
the 18th ut., amounts to 10000 bales Of which
! 1000 bales were taken by exporters and specula.
| tors.
| The market closed with an advancing tendency
and Fair and Middling qualities have considerably
improved in prices.
All clean Cottons have advanced -l6 to on the
quotation by the Asia
Some authorities report that clean cottons closed
at extreme prices, but that there is no quotable
change in prices since the sailing of the Asia.
| Middling Orleans closed at 7-16; Middling Up
lands 6 1916. .I... .s~
| These quotations show an advance on Middling
| Orleans and Uplands Of since the sailing of the
America on the 22d the date of our last quotations.
and the advance of since Saturday, the 29th
shows an advance of for the week ending on the
29th ult. The Asia not having arrived at New
York, and our Liverpool agent having neglected to
enclose with the Hungarian's news a copy of his
regular weekly report by the Asia, we are unable
to give the quotations and sales of the week ending
/ October 80.
| LONDON, Nov. 2.-The funds have somewhat re-
covered the depression and unsteadiness of the
| early part of last week, and have advanced to
on the quotations by the City of Baltimore. Con-
sols for money closed at 96 to 965.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.-The Liverpool breadstuff
market closed quiet, with slight improvement on
some descriptions. The provision market still con-
tinues dull and shows no sign of improvement.
| Numerous vessels have been wrecked on the
English coast caused by the recent heavy gales,
which prevailed to greater extent than was at
1 first anticipated.
| No American vessels, however, have been re-
ported lost except the ship Charles Holmes, from
Liverpool, bound for Mobile. She is a total wreck,
and her officers and crew were all lost
The loss of life by the wreck of the Australian
steamship Royal Charter has been ascertained to
be much greater than at first reported.
There were five hundred and one souls on board
the steamer at the time she struck, including the
officers and crew. Of this number only thirty -one
were saved, leaving four hundred and seventy per-
sons lost.
The steamship Circassian of the Galway line,
from New York, had arrived at Galway.
| The steamship City of Manchester and the Gu
nard steamship Canada arrived at Liverpool on
the 3Oth ut.
| The Emperor Napoleon has written an autograph
letter to King Victor Emanuel urging him to assent
to and aid in carrying out the conditions of the
Fillafranca agreement and tie treaty of peace re-
Gently concluded at Zurich.
Among other things Napoleon demands the re-
call of the Duke of Modena, the annexation of
Parma to Piedmont, and requires that the Tuscan
Territory be augmented and restored to the Grand
Duke, also that the projected confederation of all
the States of Italy shall be consummated and mod
crate reforms be carried out by all the States of
the confederation.
Garibaldi had arrived at Turin for the purpose of
having an interview with the King of Sardinia upon
the present crisis in the affairs of Italy, Garibad
was most enthusiastically received by the people
along the whole route of his journey as we'll as at
Turin.
The French Government officially disclaims that
the agreement entered into by France to support
Spain in the Morocco war is similar to her alliance
with Sardinia in the recent campaign in Italy as
has been alleged.
revolutionary plot has been discovered, orig
mating with the Red Republicans of the Mazzin
stamp, who are, it is asserted, leagued with the
Grand Ducal and priestly authorities
In Tuscany the conspirators among the more
wealthy and highest classes.
The serious conspiracy which has been dis
covered against the Sultan of Turkey has received
a temporary check by the arrest of four of the
chief conspirators, who have been condemned to
DEATH This, however, seems to have increased
the ferment among the people, and direct threats
tan.
Ruprsla Pacha has been confirmed as Grand
Vizier to the Sultan.
Later advices have been received from China
which state that the treaty between the United
States and China has been ratified at Pe-ho-ang.
Advices from India to the 22d of September
state that the India Government had dispatched
1900 men against the rebels in China.
Political and Commercial Intelligence.
New YORK, Nov. lO.-The steamship City of Bal
tmore, Captain Leitch, arrived at this port this
morning.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the 26th ult
and touched at Queenstown on the following day.
bringing one day later advices by telegraph from
Liverpool and London, than were received by the
North American and Vanderbilt
The loss of the Australian steamship Royal
Charter off Bangor the coast of Wales, is fully
confirmed.
The steamer went ashore in terrible gale,
which ragged all along the coast, and nearly four