New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13
TelegrapheA to the New Orleans crescent
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
WANT OF CONFIDENCE IN PEACE
COUNT cAvoUR STILL IN PARIS.
THE ENGLISH MINISTRY
COMMERCIAL 1NrELL1GEscE.


COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
tBr THE sourHEKs AND SAr1oSAL LIsEs.1 I
NEW YORK, April 12-The iron screw steamship
City Of Baltimore Capt. Leitch, of the Liverpool,
New York and Philadelphia line, arrived at this port
this morning. She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the
30th ult, and brings four days later advices than
were received from Halifax by the Canada.
LIVERPOOL, March 30.--The political news by the
City Of Baltimore is conrmatory of previous advices
respecting the state Of affairs on the continent, the
pacific tendencies Of the contending powers, and the
preparations going forward for the assembling Of
congress OF the great powers for the consideration Of
the italian question, and the preservation Of the
peace Of Europe.
1t is now expected that the congress will meet at
Baden between the 18th and goth Of April.
representative Of Piedmont will probably be ad.
mtted to the congress- but it is considered doubtful
whether its representative will be allowed vote in
the proceedings.
The belligerent powers-France, Austria and Sar
dinia-still continue their armaments.
The debate on the Ministerial Reform bill still
progressing in the British Parliament and the Gov
ernment has staked the existence OF the cabinet upon
the issue.
LIVERPOOL, March 30.-The Cunard screw steam
ship Jura, from New York, arrived at Liverpool on
Sunday, the 9th inst
The Cunard steamship Europa from Boston via
Halifax arrived at this port on Monday, the 2Sth
inst.
The English Parliament has been occupied chiefly
in the consideration of the Ministerial Reform Bill.
Lord Malmesbnry had made some explanations in
Parliament in regard to the result Of Lord Cowleys
mission to Vienna, and expressed the hope that the
peace of Europe would be preserved. At Paris, Vi
and Turin there was less confidence in the main
enance Of peace in consequence Of the continuance OF
warlike preparations by their respective Govern.
ments.
This want of confidence was also shared to some
extent in England. rs
Count Cavour, the Prime Minister of Sardinia, was
still at Paris and had frequent consultations with the
Emperor Napoleon.
The Paris Bourse continued depressed, Rentes
closing at 50 francs 10 centmes.
The depression is supposed to be owing in mea-
sure to the reports that the French Government
templated heavy loan
The liberal journals in England generally con-
slider the defeat of the Ministerial Reform bill and
the consequent resignation of the Ministry as Ger.
tain.
The proposed conference of the great powers for
the settlement of the Danuban difficulties, it ex-
ESCleu, WOuu asstLAulc Nv uutluB AI5t NcSh
in April.
Later from China and India.
Later advices have been received in England from
India and China.
The dates from Calcutta are to the 25th of Febru
ary, but the advices from India comprise nothing OIL
a general interest.
The advices from Hongkong are to the 18th of Feb
I ruary and are not important.
, Lord Egin was preparing an expedition to ascend
Pearl river.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, March 3O.-The sales of Cotton fol
the three business days since the sailing of the Can
ada amount to $4,000 bales, of which speculators
took 5000 and exporters 1000 bales.
The market opened frm and closed quiet and dull
Quotations are generally unchanged -Mddling Or
d leans, 7s; Middling Uplands, Lie to u.
. The market generally closed steady.
t The advces from Manchester ore of less favor
II able character.
y The market generally closed quiet the demant
d being limited.
i The market for yarns generally closed steady q
;. previous prices
% The demand for manufactured goods had fallen of
and in some cases slight decline in prices had bee
submitted to.
If LONDON, March 3O.-The funds have continued de
pressed with little alteration since the sailing of th
e Canada. Consols for money closed at 952 to 95.
Consols for account closed at 955. The Londol
IL money market is generally unchanged.
Ie LIVERPOOL, March 3O.-The Liverpool Breadstuh
e. market generally closed with declining tendency
i, Yellow Corn had declined Is The Liverpool Pr
lie vision market generally closed dull without materia
,e change in prices.
ID LIVERPOOL, March 30.--Richardson, Spence
m Co.'s circular reports that the Flour market close
re with declining tendency. Prices were easier, br
to quotations are unchanged.
t. Wheat closed very dull, but steady, at previor
N quotations. Southern White Wheat, los. to los. 9
as per GENITAL. Corn closed dull. Yellow Corn, 5s. 8
"a to IS. lid per GENITAL White Corn, Is. I'd. to 7s5
IS. Richardson, Spence & Co. report that Beef close
ut steady and quiet previous quotations. Pork cose
n, dull, and quotations are nominal
70 Bacon closed dull; quotations unchanged. Lal
,e. closed dull and unchanged. Coffee closed firm,
lis previous quotations. Rice closed steady and u
ill changed.
nd LONDON, March 3O.-The Breadstuffs market
he generally dull. Flour closed dull at unchang
Or prices. Coffee closed firm; quotations unchange
ng Teas are generally unchanged American stocks a
ed slow of sale but prices are generally una,tered