New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

CAPE RACE. Sent. Is. 49, The steamship Europa
from Liverpool on the Sth, and Queenstown on the
9th inst which passed this point to-day, brings the
following additional news.
Commercial Intelligence.
r,r-RPooI Sept. S.-The Liverpool Breadstufs
market is narayzed. On Friday there were a few
forced sales at decline on tie week IN flour OF Is.
TO 3s: in wheat Of Cd.
L1yERFooL, Sept. 8.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence
& Co., and Bigland, ! thya Co., say Beet closed
dull, without change Of moment in prices.
Pork closed quiet, but firm, at previous quota
tions. They quote Lard at 62s to Gas. per cwt.
North American Tallow was worth SIS. Sd. to
53s. Cd.
market for Sugar closed steady at firm prices.
Coffee also firm and selling at previous rates.
HAvRE, Sept. s. The Cotton market closed
quiet and steady.
The sales of three days add up 5000 bales.
Orleans Bas closed at S2f.
The quantity of Cotton at Havre foots up 202 ,OO0
bales.
pans, Sept s.-The Paris Bourse is somewhat
frmer to-day.
The three per cent. Rentes closed at eff. soc.
General and Political Intelligence
The King of Naples left the capital on the 9th,
in Spanish vessel, for Gaeta.
Garibaldi was at caya, twenty-six. miles from
Naples, on the 9th. It was expected that he
would reach the capital on the 7th.
The city of Naples continued to be tranquil.
A battle between Cava and Salerno was con-
sidered probable.
Col. Daniels brigade, it was reported, had gone
over to Garbaldi.
English volunteers were offering SO fast for Carl
baldi that funds could not be raised actively
enough to send them to Naples.
The London Times says that Naples is as good
as lost andsthat Romes turn must come next.
The insurgents at Pecaro attacked and defeated
the Papal troops.
The Turin opinione says that the first column
of volunteers would enter the Marches on the 8th.
Thirty. five thousand Austrians have been ordered
to leave Vienna for Trieste.
A great conspiracy had been discovered at Uvine
q favorable to Garibaldi. Numerous arrests had
been made.
A general meeting of the National Union at Co.
burg, adopted programme to transfer the central
power to Prussia and convene German parlia
ment.
The weather in England was fine, and the
| harvest making satisfactory progress.
| Messrs. Hickman Brothers, iron masters a
Bilston failed. Their liabilities are put down a
| $4,000 pounds sterling.
| Messrs Sinclair * Smith, linen factors, had sus
| pended payment Liabilities fl50,00e.
The Earl of Granville is en- route for Madrid. /
is reported that his mission to Spain is relative tt
| the slave trade.
Queen Victoria will leave England for German,
| on the oath OF September.
| II is again asserted that the Christians had beer
massacred at Baalbec and in a village near Beaun
| ace.
An emute has taken place at Siernoha, and {
more serious one at Phillppopols was appre
| hended.
The agitation in Bosnia and Herzegovina con
| tinued without abatement.
The Sultan had ordered the Grand Vizier to re
turn Immediately, without visiting the Provinces.
Advices received from China by the oYerian'
| Mail at Alexandria state that 200 troops had beel
| sent to FoutchoW against the rebels.
| The Hong Kong markets were dull and tn
Chinese tea crop had fallen short