New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27
THE AGITATION IN TURKEY INCREASING
2 RUSSIAN MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
KING OF SARDINIA MEETS NAPOLEON.


let LVerpool vi SATURDAY, tne LAIN lnst ana brings
two days later advices from London and Liverpool
than were received by the City of Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, May l4.-The latest advices from the
seat of war state that no general engagement had
taken place between the opposing armies.
The Emperor Napoleon arrived at Marseilles on his
way to Genoa about midnight on the llth inst, and
Immediately went on board the Imperial stea mer
Refine Hortense, where he formally received the city
authorities, who presented him patriotic address,
At two o'clock on the morning of the 18th, after
delay of only two hours, he sailed for Genoa accom-.
panied by brilliant staff and several vessels OF war.
The Emperor Napoleon arrived at Genoa on the
afternoon of the l2th where he wasformaIy received
BY the Prime Minister Of Sardinia, Count Cavour,
who had previously left Turin for that purpose.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed upon the an
nouncement Of the approach of the Imperial steamer
and salutes were fired from the shps.ofwar in the
harbor and the Notifications, while the people
thronged on the quays and rent the air with shouts
Of Uira fEnperor, uiua Italia ~
The Emperor landed at the Great Molo, from
whence he proceeded to the palace and issued stir
ring address to the army and the Italians.
The English Government have issued circular to
their foreign Ministers, which formally declares that
England will preserve strict neutrality in the pre-
sent struggle, bat will be prepared to defend English
interests in the Mediterranean and elsewhere.
The Austrian Prime Minister, Count Buol, has re-
signed his position in the Ministry.
The cause of his resignation is believed to be on
account of his efforts for pacific settlement of the
Italian question having failed
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May l4.-The sales OF Cotton during
| the week amounted to 50 900 bales.
| The market opened at an advance of Id. on the
quotations by the Canada, but subsequently declined
| and closed at an advance Of ID. for the week.
The sales on speculation $500 bales, and 5000
bales were taken for expectation.
The sales on Friday we're 10000 bales.
The market closed steady at the following quota
tons of the brokers' circular: Fair Orleans 3D. :;
Fair Mobile, 3-l6d.; Fair Uplands, I'd; Middug
Orleans 6 la.l6d.; Mddling Mobile, sgd; Middling
Uplands, 716d.
The stock of cotton at Liverpool 542 900 bales of
which sos, 900 are of American production.
| LONDON, May l4-The funds are again depressed
| and have considerably declined.
Consols for money closed on Friday at 91s to 9lE !;
| Consols for account closed at 0lA to 9la.
To-day, Saturday, the funds have slightly improved,
and Consols for money closed at 90.
LIVERPOOL, May 14.-The Liverpool Breadstuns
market generally closed with an advancing tendency.
The Liverpool Provision market closed dull, and
quotations generally are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 14.-The advces from Manchester
continue to be of an unavorable character.
| The market closed quiet and prices have declin.
| ing tendency.
LONDON, May 1.-THE London Money market
is slightly easier The bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased during the week fl65 ,OO0
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Noon, May 14.-The Cotton
market is generally unchanged.
The Flour market is buoyant and prices have an
advancing tendency. Holders demand an advance of
| Cd.
| Wheat generally closed with an advancing ten.
dency. Holders are demanding an advance of Cd. to
| to Is
Corn generally closed firm, and had advanced from
Sd. to Cd. per GENITAL.
Beef closed quiet and but few transactions of i'm
portance had taken place during the week. Pork
generally closed steady. Holders offer their stocks
freely, but show disposition to press sales.
LIVERPOOL, May l4.-The steamship Fulton, of the
| Southampton and Havre line, arrived at Southamp.
| ton on the 18th inst.
Thesteamship City of Washington, from New York
arrived at Liverpool on the same day.
Baron Won Stocked, the Russian Minister at Wash
ington, has taken passage and goes to New York in
the Asia
Joseph Surge, formerly prominent member Of
the House of Commons, and distinguished for his op.
position to Sir Robert Pees Corn Law Reform meas.
ures, died at Birmingham on the 18th inst.
Latest from the Seat of War.
TURIN, May l3.-Upon the appearance of the I'm.
perial lotilla, the King Of Sardinia was notified by
telegraph and Immediately left the headquarters Of
the army at Aessandria, and proceeded to Genoa to
meet the Emperor Napoleon.
Victor Emanuel arrived at Genoa on the morning
Of the 18th, and had long interview with Napoleon
The Emperor, it was expected, would leave Genoa
to join the army at Allessandra on the l4th, accom-.
panied by the King of Sardinia and brilliant staff
The Sandman official bulletins contain the parti
culars of the retrograde movement of the Austrans
and state that the Austrian troops still retreatng
and now had their headquarters at Rabbio.
Another dispatch from Turin, of the same date
states that the Austrans increasing their forces
near castle st. Giovanni, on the road from Piacenza
| to Stradela.
The Austrians have also constructed bridges over
the river Pc, near Vigevano and Motta Visconte, to
protect their retreat
An official bulletin states that the Sandman troops
have pushed forward SO far as Cascina and Distra,
near Vercelli following up the Austrian retrograde
| movement.
The sadinan artillery had commenced canonading
the Austrans at Vercei but the Austrans appear to
avoid an engagement, and have not replied to the
| fire of the Sardnians.
The Sandman troops have retaken the positions
which they occupied previous to the advance of the
Austrian troops.
Dispatches from Constantinople state that the agi-
tation in Turkey was increasing especially at Bosnia
and in other portions of the Principalities.
The number of Turkish troops at Bosnia had been
greatly increased.
The Austrian Government has stopped the trans
mission of political intelligence by telegraph or 9th
erwise to Constantnople.
Constantine has strongly recommended to the Greek
Government to keep itself neutral during the present
struggle in Italy
LIVERPOOL, May A.--The sales of Cotton to-day
Saturday are estimated at 5000 bales of which
spectators took 500.
The market closed dull generally at the gu otations
of yesterday.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote Southern Red
Wheat at los. 3d. to l3s. per Genital.
White Corn Is. Sd. to IS. 4d. per cenal
Lard closed firm at Cos to 63s.
Coffee closed dull but quotations are generally un
changed.