New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

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FARTHER PoISr, Aug. 14.-The Montreal Ocean
Mail Company's screw steamship Anglo Saxon,
Capt. Ballantine, from Liverpool via Londonderry,
passed off this point to-day on her way ap the St.
Lawrence river to Quebec.
She left the port Of Liverpool Thursday, August
q touched at Londonderry Friday the 23d, to land
and embark passengers and receive dispatches,
and brings two days later intelligence than was re-
ceived at New York by the steamship Adriatic,
from southampton and Hayre the Ist inst.
She was boarded by the news yacht of the As
sociatcd Press and the following summary Of
news prepared by the agent at Liverpool was tee
graphed from this point:
The steamship Golden Fleece, of the New York
and Galway line, from New York, arrived out at
Galway previous to the departure of the Anglo
Saxon. The Liverpool, New York and Philadel-
phia Mail Company's screw steamship Glasgow,
from New York, arrived at Queenstown on the ID
inst. Her news was distributed by telegraph to
various points the continent the same day.
Commercial Intelligence
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3, P. M.-[By Telegraph to
Queenstown 1.-The Brokers' circular reports the
sales for the week ending this evening in the Liv-
erpool cotton market, amounted to Y 600 bales of
which G000 were taken by spectators and $4,000
by exporters, leaving $4,000 to the trade.
The cotton market closed generally active and
firmer, but previous quotations remain unchanged
The sales Of Cotton to-day were confined to
10000 bales. There was more inquiry for diff
ferent grades, and the market closed firm at the
following authorized quotations Of the Brokers
circular:
Fair Orleans ..,... I'D AIiddling Orleans..55 ID
Fair Mobile. ........ I'd Midding Mobile....5Ald d
! Fair Uplands cd Middling Uplds....5sd ID
| The quantity of Cotton now in the port Of Liver
pool adds up 1,24l 900 bales, of which 1,07T,O00
| bales are of American production.
LIVERPOOL, Aug p M.-The weather in Eng.
| land has of late been very unfavorable for the
growing crops.
| Messrs. Richardson, Spence g. Co. report -four
closed quiet at previous quotations.
| Wheat closed steady at the quotations by the
| last steamer.
| Indian Corn closed buoyant at an advance of Cd
\ to Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 8, P. M.-Messrs. Richardson
Spence Il Co., Bingland, Athya & Co., and others
report the Liverpool Provision market closed gen
orally quiet at previous quotations ~
The market for Produce maintained quie
aspec, throughout the week, and closed withou
, any chnge in prices.
European Political News.
The French and English papers contain length.
accounts Vt the news from Syria, which is reat
with an aviQity which surpasses all that could b.
imagined. The recital of the massacres, profana
tons and atrocities of which the Turks and Druse
have been guilty, eScites irritation which il
carried to an extreme of fury.
On Friday, August Sd, all the Powers agreed
upon the conditions of European Intervention il
Syria.
A telegram from Genoa says there were bu
six military executions by Garibaldi's orders, and
those were executed rs assassins and not com
batants
The loss of siciian and Neapolitan volunteer
during the battle before Ailazzo is now estimated
at nearly 1000 men.
Garibaldi during this engagement, lost larg
portion of his best military corps.