New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-28

PoRTLAsD, March 27.-The steamship Bohemian,
of the Canadian line, has arrived at this port.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the 14th inst,
and touched at Queenstown on Thursday, the 18th
inst, and brings adviccs by telegraph from Lon
don and Liverpool four days later than were re.
ceived by the Canada at Halifax.
The Cunard steamship Arabia, from New York,
and the steamer AngloSaxon, from Portland, had
arrived at Liverpool.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, March 14.-The sales of cotton during
the three business days since the departure of the
Canada amount to $4,000 bales, of which $500
bales were taken by spectators and exporters.
The market on Friday generally closed with
declining tendency, although the actual decline is
chiefly on the lower qualities.
A general decline of 1-l6 to ! has taken place
since the sailing of the Canada.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday evening, MaEch II, via
Queenstown cotton market closed with q
more active demand.
The sales for two days, Wednesday and Thurs
day, amount to % 900 bales, Of which $500 were
taken on speculation and for expectation.
The sales on Thursday amounted to 1900 bales.
The total sales for the five days amount to 1900
bales.
The market generally had improved in tone, and
| closed steady at the quotations Of Tuesday.
The private letters and circulars by the Bohemian
report that Cotton active and firm atthe close.
| The improvement in the market is reported to be
owing to the character of the latest adyices from
New Orleans and Mobile. The receipts of Cotton
| had been light. The market is reported to have
closed firm, at the following quotations Middling
4 Orleans 6a, Niddling Mobile @, Mddling Uplands
4 6 GIG.
| LosDos, March 15.--The funds continue to I'M
prove, and an advance Of is reported. Consols
for money closed at 94t
! LrvERPooI, March 14.-The advices from Man.
chester continue to be of more unfayorable char
acter. The demand for Goods and Yarns was
diminishing and prices were easier.
LONDON, March little London Money market
is slightly more stringent, although money was
| abundant. .-.. -E
4 generally closed quiet, with little variation il
II prices.
The Provision market closed steady and un
changed.
General Intelligence
The Bohemian also reports the arrival OF th
steamship Prince Albert at Galway from NeF
York.
The steamship Borussia also arrived out from
New York on the 18TH
The Central States of Italy, including Tuscany
had voted unanimously for annexation to Piedmont
Adyices from Turin state that the entire army Q
Sardinia had been ordered to be placed upon wa
footing before the lst of April.
| NJ Thouyenal, in another note to Count Cavoa1
threatens that if King Victor Emanuel accepts til
annexation of Tuscany, Sardinia must not recko
the support of the French Government.
! telegram from Turin via Queenstown, state
that Sardinia has agreed by Especial treaty to ced
Nice and Savoy to France.
In the English House Of Commons, Dlsraeli an
| other Opposition members denounced the Govern
+ ment, and said the policy pursued by it had PR
noted the views of France in relation to the al
nexation of Savoy and Nice.
Palmerston replied that if the Great Powers of
iected to it, France would not persist in its desir
!, The Australian ship Commodore Perry, for who's
e safety such fears were entertained, had arrive
! safely at Plymouth.
n The municipality of Milan had formally expresse
its confidence in the national policy Of King Yiett
: Emanuel, and has offered to place at his dispos
u 5000, 900 francs
y The ship Carolina is total wreck near Teig
: mouth. %
Reports were current that Lord Taunton won
i probably succeed Lord Elgin as Postmaste
Il General.
1 The Paris Steele had received first warning {
]. account of an alleged outrage against religio
v The Pope is said to be disposed to enter the pa
of reform. provided the integrity of the States
the Church is guaranteed.