New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP ADKrAr1c.

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New York, May l9.-By the arrival Of the steam
ship Adriatic, from Hayre and Southampton, W,
have the following:
LIVERPOOL, May 9.-Manchester advices ar,
favorable. The Cotton market manifested gensy
ally an advancing tendency.
LIVERPOOL, May 9.--The Liverpool BreadstufYs
market closed quiet. The prices for Flour and
Corn remain unchanged.
The Liverpool Provision market has a DECLINING
tendency. Bacon closed buoyant. All Qualities
have slightly advanced.
Messrs. Wakefield & Nash report that the
weather is favorable for crops Flour closed dull.
slight decline being perceptible. The market for
Wheat closed dull. Corn also declined, the mar
ket being dull Yellow Corn brought 81 to 35d
per bushel. White Corn sold at So to SD. per
bushel. Beef closed dull. The market for Lard
closed firm at SD. Sugar closed steady, n. .55s
General Intelligence.
General Garibaldi has left Northern italy with
an expeditionary corps for Sicily.
At Palermo the agitation caused by the LEADING
insurgents was rapidly decreasing. The siege Of
the city had been raised. "a. 1
A Geographic dispatch from Turin saws that a
spontaneous insurrection is spreading throughout
the Island of Sicily. -. &. y
The Royal troops were in possession of the
towns, but were unfortunately blockaded between
the sea and the insurrectionists in the Interior.
The French garrison stationed at Rome win
most probably be reinforced by detachment sent
from France. The French camp at Chalons will
number 10000 men, under the command Of Mar.
shal Mcmahon. It is the intention of the Emperor
to make it the center Of the army Of observation
along the frontier bordering on the river Rhine.
Of
10000, under the command of the Emperor Napo-
leon. ~
Switzerland insists on an immediate assembling
of conference.
In reply to the proposals made by France, Eng.
land consents to adopt as basis to the conference
article ninetytwo of the final act of Vienna, which
assures the neutrality Of Chablais and Faucigny
This involves the treaty Of 1915.
A conference will most probably be held.
The Berlin Chamber of Deputies have granted
sufficient sum of money for obtaining supplies
with the view Of placing the army upon war
footing.
The Prussian Minister in France denies any alli-
ance with Austria.
1t is said that Prussia and Denmark are on the
eve Of rupture with Holstein.
It is thought that this is merely rumor gotten up
by Spectators, who would greatly profit if such
were the issue.
The current rumers respecting the existing rela-
tons between Austria and Turkey are assuming
very bad aspect.
The Count Montemolin and Don Fernando have
publicly renowned their claims to the Spanish
throne.
1t is stated that the Prince de Joinyille was
. passenger in the Europa, under an assumed
name. z.7.s.
LIVERPOOL, May 9.-The steamship Great East
ern sails from Southampton on the 9th of next
June, her destination being the port of New York.
The Royal Mail steamship Prince Albert arrived |
1t Galway on the sth inst.
The steamship Great Britain has arrived from |
Australia with 100000 in gold. She reports that I
s404 900 more is ON the way.
On coming up the river Mersey, the Great Brit |
lin colded with the steamship Arabia. The dam
.ge is inconsiderable.
Tom Sayers, in his letter to the London Times, |
hanks the British public for their patronage.