New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

The stock Of Cotton at Liverpool was 473 400
bales, of which 337 600 are of American produc
ton
LONDON Oct. 29.-The funds have somewhat i'm
proved in tone and price, owing in a measure to
the favorable adrices from Berlin in regard to the
interview between the soveregns of Russia and
Prussia.
Consols for money closed at 96t.
The London money market is slightly more
stringent, money being scarce, although there was
an active demand.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 29.-The adyices from Manches
ter are favorable. There was an improved demand
for good yarns, and the prices of yarns had ad
vanced J..
The amount of bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased Ell 900 during the week.
HAvRE, Oct. 2Sth.-The sales of Cotton for the
week amount to $500 bales. Orleans tres ordi.
naire is quoted at lis francs: Orleans bas, lO5f,
The stock of cotton at Hayre amounts to Al ZOO
bales. .m
The market closed firm, with partial advanc c
in prices
james Hewitt's & Co.'s Liverpool circular of the
18th says there was an animated demand through
out the week for clean qualities of cotton, the
scarcity of which had caused an advance of 4, es.
pecially upon New Orleans and Mobile cotton.
Upland cotton was more plentiful, and had not
fully participated i'll the advance. The lower
qualities generally had, however, slightly I'M
proved. Hewitt Co. quote Mddling Orleans 7s
and Middling Mobile IT. They report that the i'm
ports of the week amount to 40, 900 bales and the
quantity of cotton known to have been at sea so
900 bales against $4,000 bales at the same time last
year
They report the stock at Liverpool 474 900 bales,
against 100000 at the same period last year
The reports of manufactured goods from Man
chester during the month of September amount to
f4,2OO,O0o, against f3 100000 exported during the
same period last year.
Stelterforth g. Co. quote Middling Orleans 5.l6,
Otherwise, their report of the Cotton market is
similar to that of Hewitt & Co.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report an advance of
to 3-l6d. during the week, and quote NIiddling
Orleans 5-l6d.; Mddling Mobile, 7kd.; Middling
Uplands, 6Bd.
General and Political News
The number of lives saved from the wreck of
the lll-fated Australian steamer Royal Charter is
80, making the whole number who persisted by the
disaster ass.
During the late storm which prevailed along the
English Coast, the American ship Rockingham,
from Cardiff run aground in Penarth Roads.
The bark Marlborough, from Baltimore, was
totally lost near Ilfaricomb The second-mate and
pilot were drowned.
Lord Brougham has been elected Chancellor of
the University of Edinburgh.
The widow of Sir Robert Peel is dead.
The arrangements fr the combined expedition
of England and France have been completed, and
the expedition will probably sail during the early
part of February
The French Government has ordered the imme-
diate completion of one hundred gun boats, of a
capacity to carry twenty-five guns each.
Great activity prevails at all the naval stations
of France.
The recent meeting of the Emperor of Russia and
the Prince Regent of Prussia had created great
anxiety at Paris as it was the general impression
that an agreement was entered into at the meeting
not to oppose the annexation of Central Italy to
Piedmont
The steamship Teutonia, from New York, arrived
out on the 29th ult.
The U. S. steam frigate Wabash was at Naples
at last adyices.