New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27

QUEBEC, Sept. 26-The Canadian Mail steamship
Anglo.Saxon, Capt. Ballantine, from Liverpool on
Thursday, the 18th inst via Londonderry the
evening of the l4th, arrived at this port to-day.
The Anglo-Saxon brings two days later intelli-
gence than was received at New York by the
steamship Adriatic.
The Hamburg and American packet Hammo MIA,
from New York, arrived at Southampton on the
l4th inst, bound for Hamburg.
The North German Lloyds steamship New York
arrived off CoWes on the lith inst, on her way to
Bremen.
The screw steamship Glasgow, from New York
for Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown on the l4th.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IL, P. M.-[By telegraph to
Londonderry. 1.-The Brokers' Circular reports the
sales for the week in the Liverpool Cotton market
at 10000 bales, Of which 25t 600 to specula
tors and l4,0Q0 for export, leaving 1900 to the
trade.
The market was firm throughout the week, and
quotations for all qualities of Cotton are to Id.
above those Of last week. The middling and lower
grades have improved most, owing to the fine
weather in Great Britain and the favorable advices
received from Manchester.
The sales to-day (Friday) amount to 10 000baes,
including, 1000 to spectators and exporters, the
market closing steady at full prices. The follow
ing are the authorized quotations Of the Brokers'
Circular
Fair Orleans . .7td. Middling Orleans .6sd.
Fair Mobiles. .,... I'D. Mid. Mobiles. ia.
Fair Uplands.. ID. liddling Upls. ...G ID.
The stock of Cotton in port is estimated at
995 600 bales, of which 1S5, ,000 are from American
II iivERpoo1, II Sept ii, P. M.-The weather in the
United Kingdom continues to be favorable for the
crops
Messrs Richardson, Spence & Co. report Flour
quiet at unchanged prices.
Wheat closed active at full prices
Indian Corn was firm. and prices had undergone
no change.
market for Provisions is quiet without change in
prices
article, says the English Funds rule heavy.
Consols to-day closed at 9l.
PARIS BoURsE, Sept. l3.-The Paris Bourse rules
very dull.
The Three Per Cent Rentes closed at G7f. SIC.
European Political Intelligence.
The London Times, editorally speaking, says
Victor Emanuel finds formidable competition in
Gambaldi, whose success appears sufficient to
overcome any resistance by the States of the
Church. but which brings him into collision with
the Austrian power in Venice.
The Times adds that Piedmont must make herself
mistress Of the revolution or give up the lead and
follow. 1t is believed that the Emperor Napoleon
looks from this point of view, and no danger is tc
| be apprehended from him.
| A dispatch from Rome states that twenty-five
thousand more troops had taken the town o
Pesaro, and made 1900 Germans in the fortres:
/ prisoners.
General BelIo, commanding the Pope's troops
| ordered the sacking of the town, but was takel
prisoner and carried to Turin.
The German garrison of Oriveto had capitulateG
| to the insurgents.
Gen. Lamoriciere's army is concentrated al
| Ancona.
Several powers have protested against the entry
of Sandman troops into the States of the Church
| Piedmontese forces are marching rapidly on to
the army of Gen. Lamoriciere. 1t was expected
that an engagement would take place on Thurs
| day.
twenty-five thousand Sandman troops made
their entrance into Calabria on the 1lth and 12tt
| inst.
The Paris journals say it is generally believed
that there will be no general war in Europe, but
that some new treaty may be concluded during
autumn.
The Emperor Napoleon has used every exertion
to prevent an invasion OF the Roman States.
The relations of France and Piedmont are in a
critical condition.
| The French army at Rome is to be increased
Gen. Goyon leaves Paris for Rome on the 18th
| to take the command of the French troops.
A report is current that the French Government
has refused the slightest concession to Switzerland
on the Savoy affair.
/ 'sLe Nordn denies the rumor of q treaty O
alliance between England, Austria and Prussia, a
| far as Austria is concerned.
The Emperors of Austria and Russia, and TIL
Prince Regent of Prussia are to hold an interview
at Warsaw on the first day of October