New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-04
TELEoRapHeo TO THE NEW oaleaNs oaIsceNr.
ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMSHIP CANADA
lsr THE s4rroEaI luxs.l

fsT THE skrIoEAL nsg.l
HALIFAX, May 3.--The steamship Canada, which
arrived at this port last night left this morning for
Boston, while her mails will be fully distributed
and forwarded to all points,
The steamship Arabia, Of the British and North
American line, arrived at Liverpool previous to the
departure of the Canada.
Commercial Intelligence.
The adyices received from Manchester and the
surrounding manufacturing districts continue to be
cheering.
The market closed steadier, at better demand
for India goods. Cloths and Yarns were selling at
previous rates.
LIVERPOOL, April 2I.--The Liverpool BreadstufIs
market closed generally steady.
Messrs. Richardson Spence Co. report Indian
Corn closed buoyont and tending upwards.
The Liverpool Provision market closed with the
weeks business dull.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report Beef
closed quiet at the quotations by the last steamer
LONDON, April 2l.-The London Money market
closed generally steady and more stringent. The
demand throughout the week was active. Bank
rates closed at previous figures
The English funds continue to improve, and
closed steady. Consols for money closed at 94a
to 94s.
The Bullion in the Bank Of England has de-
creased f12,500 during the week.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-The sales Of Cotton on
Saturday foot up 10000 bales, of which amount
spectators took 1000.
The market closed steady and rather frmer,
at the following quotations Of the Brokers' Cir
cular:
Fair g Orleans MiddIing Orleans 81
Fair Uplands .......7 Middling Uplands. 6 1-l6
The amount of Cotton now in the port of Liver
pool is reckoned at Ole, 900 bales. Some authori-
ties have quoted decline Of ID on inferior quail
ties of Cotton. .0f the l,01s,000 bales of Cotton
now in the port of Liverpool s25 900 bales are
said to be Of American production.
LONDON, April 21.--The London Produce market
closed generally dull. Messrs. Barring, Brothers
Go. report Sugar closed dull, and declined Cd.
during the week. Coffee closed dull. They re-
port decline of Is. for the week.
HAvRE, April 2l.-The sales of Cotton for the
week just closed amounted to 5000 bales. The
market closed generally dull and tending down
wards. Orleans Tres Ordinaire at Havre closed at
l05f. There is no change reported in Bas. The
amount Of Cotton now in the port of Havre is es-
timated at 2SO,OOO bales.
LrNERrooL, April 2I.-Priuae Dispatch by the
Caaada.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence 4 Co., in
their circular by the steamship Canada from Liver
pool, report American Flour closed firm at 26s.
6d.@30s. They report Indian Corn closed buoy
ant at 3ss.@40s. for Yellow. They quote Old
Pork at 55s. @60s. Lard closed firm at SIS. .95ss.
Latest by the Canada
pncr NFoxY IL Co.
Liverpool via Halifax, will be due at this port to-
night. On her arrival her mails will be duly dis
patched by the early morning train.
The question of the annexation of the territory
of Nice to France is the all-absorbing topic in
political circles on the Continent.
The last ballot taken by the citizens of Nice re-
suited in the rejection of the proposition of the
nexation of their territory to France by majority
of 100 votes.
The Pope has sent dispatch to the foreign
powers, in which he protests against the annexa
ton of the several italian States to Piedmont. He
hopes the great powers will put an end to iniquit
Gus spoliations.
The Pope has appointed Count Merode Of Bel
giums his minister of war.
A telegram received from Madrid states thai
shot on the 18th April.
Count Montemolin and brother had been arrested
at Composta.
The late insurrection at Massena, which has
created such q sensation on the continent, has
finally been queled.
The chief cashier of the Bank of England, Mr.
Pullenger, has proved to be defaulter to con
siderable amount.
Messrs. Taylor Peers, of the staffordshire trade
at London, are reported as having failed. The ex
tent of their liabilities is estimated at f500,00
The great excitement in the Indigo districts Of
India has somewhat subsided. 1t is generally be
liewed that disturbances Of serious character will
not be renewed.
The Great International Prize Fight.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-It is reported in sporting
circles that the great pugist, John G. Heenan, is
anxious to fight Sayers again. He says he will not
leave England until the recent fight is properly
settled. $-.
The English authorities are taking measures to
prevent another such reneounter.
The referees are expected to decide the question
in the course of the coming week.
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