New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13
THE CONF ERENCE AT WARSAW,
FORMIDABLE FRENCH MILITARY PREPARATION



QUEBEC, Nov. 12.-The steamship North Ameri-
can, which arrived at this port last night, brings
the weekly sun mary of the Liverpool market for
the week ending November I'd.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Mail
Company's screw steamship City of Baltimore,
from New YORK, whence she sailed on the 10th
ut., arrived at Queenstown the LIST inst, on her
way to Liverpool.
The United States mail steamship Vanderbilt,
from New York, with adyices thence to the goth
ult., arrived off Cowes the lst inst.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.-The Brokers' Circular re-
ports the sales of the week just ended, at Ill 0O0
bales, including 81 900 to spectators and 10000 to
exporters-thus leaving to the trade $4,000.
The lower qualities of Cotton advanced Id. and
in some cases i'd. during the week. The Fair and
Middling grades are ID. to ID. higher. The upper
descriptions experienced the least advance. The
total quantity of cotton in the port of Liverpool
sums up S67 0OD bales. The North American brings
no official quotations.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., Bigland
Atyya & Co. and others say the weeks business in
breadstuffs closed quiet at steady prices
Messrs. Wa kefeld, Nash & Co. say provisions
maintained steady aspect during the week.
The accounts from Manchester and the neighbor-
ing manufacturing districts are still cheering.
The market for goods and yarns was quiet, and
prices were finn.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The London Money market
continues quiet, without marked alteration in
prices.
Consols to-day closed quiet at 923 to 50.
PARIS, Nov 1.-The Paris Bourse is firmer. The
Three Per Cent. Rentes closed at 69f. Csc.
European Political Intelligence.
The London Daily News says that the Warsaw
Conference failed mainly because the Gar of Rus
sia made the revision of the treaty of Paris too
prominent.
1t is reported that the Conference maintained
| throughout a purely personal character between
both Emperors.
On Thursday no stipulation had been concluded
nor even protocol drawn up.
German Journals unanimously pronounce the
Warsaw Conference failure.
The Paris Presse asserts that the sovereigns al
Warsaw promised assistance to Austria if attacked
by Piedmont
The London Morning Advertiser says that Victor
Emanuel and Garibaldi were to lombard Gaeti
Immediately by sea and land,
The town Of Gapua was occupied by the troop
of Garibaldi,
1t is denied that Austria had informed the Euro
pean cabinets of her intention to send an utimatun
to Turin; On the contrary she reiterated her as
snrance of pursuing purely defensive policy.
Prince Metternich and Baron Hubner were re
ceved by the Emperor Napoleon at Paris on tht
2Sth.
Notwithstanding the great warlike preparations,
the French Minister of Foreign Affairs pronounced
against France taking part in any new conflict be
tween Sardinia and Austria.
Metternich promised Napoleon to effect internal
reforms in Austria, and only defensive policy
externally. He said that the concentration D.
Austrian troops in yenetia was only intended tc
repol attack
Formidable naval and military preparations il
France are progressing. The Emperor reviewed
10000 men near Paris byouacking and represent
ing regalaf campaign.
1t was reported that the Austrian Envoy had nc
tilted the Emperor that unless Piedmont discontip