New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-24
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LIVERPOOL, March 9-Richardson, Spence & Co.'s
circular reports that the Liverpool breadstufs mar
ket closed dull. The -four market closed dull and
quotations unchanged. Wheat closed dull at pre
vious quotations.
Inc same authority quotes the provision marke,
firm and prices generally unchanged. Coffee closed
quiet and steady at previous quotations. Rice CLOSED
| hrm-22 to 23c. for Carolina. Rosn closed dull
prices are easier, but quotations are unchanged
common rosin As. Sd. to 5s Spirits Turpentine
closed firm, and all qualities had slightly advanced
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-The ship David Stewart
which was spoken by the steamship Wezer going into
Queenstown as the Wezer was leaving Cork, on the
9th instant landed her passengers at Queenstown the
captain being compelled to do SO by the exiIes them
Selves
The Austrian funds at Vienna advanced four per
cent. in three days under more pacific rumors
The London Exchange during the same time de-
cned seven per cent
The London journals express serious doubts about
the sincerity of the pacific article published in the
Moniteur.
The Vienna journals are also very severe in their
skeptical criticisms upon the article.
The Paris Constitutional again asserts that the
French troops are preparing to eyacuate Rome and
the Papal States.
Chassellon Lanbet has been chosen by the Emperor
as Prince Napoleons successor in the Ministry of AL
giers.
The resignation of this Office by Prince Napoleon
Is regarded as as peace Offering.
The political director of the Paris l1oniteur in an
explanatory article on the subject of the pacific art
Gle, that the article referred to must not be regarded
as retrograde movement the part of the Govern
ment, caused by the crusade OF the propaganda in
Germany.
The general interest of trade throughout France
is seriously affected by the disquietude which per.
vades the public mind, and increasing dulness in al.
most every branch of business was the consequence
1t reported autDorltatiyely that ince Napoleon
is to be placed at the head of the French navy as
Grand Admiral.
The Federal Council Of Switzerland have issued n
circular expressing the determination of that Gov.
ernment to maintain the neutrality and integrity of
that country.
The Emperor of Austria, it is reported, has ex-
pressed his belief in the maintenance of peace.
Count Buol, his Prime Minister and other promi-
ncnt statesmen in Austria are of the same opinion,
Fears are, however, entertained of revolutionary
explosion in the Italian Duchies in case of tile with
drawal of the French and Austrian troops.
Lord Cowey was still at Vienna, and had obtained
another interview with the Emperor the result of
which is not reported.
The King of Naples is still unable to attend to the
affairs of State and his health is such that he will
probably never be able to rule his kingdom again.
The Queen OF Naples now conducts the affairs of
State and it is said she has recently concluded an
offensive and defensive treaty with Austria, and
caused the King to sign it.
1t is reported that the Austrian Government has
offered to furnish the Pope with four battaons of
Swiss troops supply the place of the French troops
should the latter be withdrawn.
Numerous arrests of persons suspected of being
conspirators continued to be made in Milan and the
dsqnetude and discomfort of the Italians was gem
eral throughout the Italian provinces.
There was complete stagnation of business of all
kinds.
The Notifications of Pavia were actively continued,
and large force Of workmen were constantly at
work upon them.
Mr. Preston, our recently appointed Minister to
Spain, had arrived at Madrid.
lie had not, at latest advices, been formally re-
ceved by the Government but it was believed nc
objections would be maze to him.