New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-06


The stock at Liverpool amounts to $4,000 bales, Of
which 357 900 are Of American production.
LONDON, April 23.-The English funds are very
much depressed owing to the threatening aspect Of
affairs on the Continent, and although the cessation
of business on Good Friday prevented the full effect
of the unfavorable news, still decline of is re-.
ported.
Consos for money closed at OH.
LIVERPOOL, April 23.-The advces from Manches-
ter aud other manufacturing districts OF less IA
vorable character -."-
The demand for goods had fallen off and the market
closed very dull. Prices were, however, generally
maintained holders seeming unwilling to YIELD and
the market closed steady.
HAvRE, April 22.-The Havre Cotton market has
been well sustained up to last evening and has yielded
little to the unfavorable advices from Austria.
Orleans Tres Ordindire closed at 107f., Orleans
Bas closed at l02f The market closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL, April 23.-The Liverpool Breadstuffs
market generally closed steady at the quotations by
the North Briton.
Flour generally closed steady at los to l2s Cd per
| Genital.
There has been no regular market, however, since
Tuesday.
Wheat closed quiet at previous quotations. Corn
has advanced one shilling per GENITAL, and closed
buoyant.
The Liverpool Provision market generally closed
firm at the quotations by the North Briton.
The Produce market generally closed steady, with
out material changein quotations.
Sugar closed steady, and quotations are unchanged
HAvRE, April 22.--The Havre Breadstuffs market
generally closed with advancing tendency, owing
in great measure, to the prospects of war;
Flour and Corn had advanced considerably and
holders are unwilling to sell at present quotations.
LONDON, April 23.-The London money market is
generally unchanged. N
The unsettled state of continental affairs had the
effect to somewhat increase the sringency.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f545OO0 during the week, chiefly on account of the
heavy demands for the India service.
Political and General Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 23.-The adyices from the Con.
tinent are more alarming than ever and the threaten
ing attitude of Austria confirms the belief that war
is inevitable
Austria had sent an ultimatum to Sardinia, in
which Austria makes formal demand upon Sardinia
to disarm and dispose of the volunteers which are
flocking to the Sandman standard from all parts of
Italy.
Three days are given by Austria to Sardinia for a
rpy to the demand and if at the end of that period
no reply is made, or refusal is returned, Austria
will declare
Austria is vigorously preparing for the latter al
tentative, and large bodies of troops are in motion.
Eighty thousand more Austrian troops have been
ordered to the Tcino, the frontier of Sardinia.
The Cabinet of Austria has rejected the final prop
ositions of the English Cabinet and the prospects of
Peace Congress appear to be at an end
Large bodies of French troops are moving towards
the Sandman frontier and warlke preparations in
France are carried on with renewed yigor.
There panic in the Paris Bourse and heavy
| decline in the French funds.