New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-27
rELEeRap4Ep TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
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TBY NATIONAL AND AMERICAS LISEs.l
sr. JouNs, N. r., Aug. 25.-The steamship City
OF Baltimore, from Liverpool the 10Th and Queens
town the lGth inst, passed Cape Race ye5ter-
day, bringing additional commercial and politi |
cal news from Europe.
Commercial Intelligence,
LIVERPOOL, aug i5,--0f the 5000 bales Of Cot |
ton which were sold on the 18th and 1ith inst,
5000 were taken by SPECTATORS and for export.
The market remained firm and active during tie
two days at steady prices.
To-day the sales embracedls coo bales, Of which
Spectators and exporters took 1000 leaving 1lQ00
to the tradc.
The market closed firm at cd, for Middling Or
leans.
Mcssrs. Richardson, Spence 4 CO. report Indian
Corn steady at 35s. to S5s. Cd. for White.
Wheat vas steady. They quote White at lis. to
l2s. Cd.
Messrs. Bgland, Athya & Co, say that Provisions
rule dull.
They report Beef closed dull at low prices.
Pork was also dull but quiet. Several lots had
been sold at the quotations by the last steamer.
The market for Lard was steadier, and the COM
mand more active.
Letters from Messrs. Wakefield, Nash y Co., by
the City Of Baltimore, report Produce quiet.
The Coffee market closed steady at previous
quotations.
LoSDoS, Aug. 15.-Messrs. Barring Bros u Co.
say that Sugar firm and selling at full prices.
They also say that Coffee was firm at previous
rates.
Brcadstufs closed generally steady at prices
given in the Brokers' Circular Of last week.
The London Money market is now stringent, but
the rates are unchanged.
I.a Inv all
| ed, but not very active.
Illinois Central Railroad Shares, "a to 255 dis;
Illinois Central Railroad rs, 94f to - dis; Erie
Railroad Stock, "a! to % dis; Erie Railroad 6s,
n to 10 dis. =..
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Paris Bourse was very dull
and closed fat The Three Per Cent, Rentes closed
General and Political Intelligence.
| LoNDos, Aug lG.-There have been Of late addi-
tional failures in the leather trade.
The trade throughout the kingdom has been in
a great measure checked by the doubtful prospects
Of the harvest, as well as By the state of foreign
politics.
The weather has again become cold and ungenial
with frequent showers and low temperature, and
il cannot fail to seriously retard the progress Of the
growing crops.
/ All efforts on the part Of Naples TO conclude an
armistice with Gen, Garibaldi having failed, pre-
paratons are being made to repulse all attempts
at invasion.
i The Court party of Naples were demanding a
proclamation declaring the city in state OF siege,
which the Government had resisted in granting.
A report had been set afoat that Gen. Garibaldi
had dispatched agents to Naples for the purpose OF
comforting with the revolutionary leaders
The Neapotans claim to have repulsed the at
tempted landing of Garibaldians near Reggie.
1t is rumored that Sardinia has proposed to send
; n corps d'a,mee to Naples 10 prevent compliea
tions from Garibaldi's landing.
The subscription to the Sandman loan is three
times the amount required.
/ There is great activity in the Austrian marine
department.
complete understanding between Austria AM
d Prussia is announced. -.
, The Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria and thr
{ King of Bavaria made speeches favorable to Ger
y man unity, at railway celebrationin sazburg.
Rumors are again current of an interview be
n tween the Emperor Napoleon and Isabella H. 0
= = Spain.
:, :. letter from ST. Petersburg announces that tn
g Empress OF Russia (Mary of Hesse-Darmstad0
: encieide.
/ Prince Danielo Of Montenegro. was fatally sho
by Montenegroan refugee.
E Though England has positively refused to eoope
d rate with the other Powers in Syria, corps o
I l,5OO men are to be landed on the Syrian coas
+ from the feet
Il The news from Calcutta possesses no features c
o Importance.
. The steamer John Adams is at Foo-Cb6w, an
1t the Hartford and Saginaw at Shanghai.
lf 1t is reported that Garibaldi lands at Maple
Gen. Lamorciere will cross the Roman frontie
e under the promise that Austria will support him
: the undertaking.
a Austria is assuming threatening attitude, and
- proclamatonis is expected 70 appear soon in whc
Austria will utter threats against Piedmont.
Of AdYces from Vienna state that the imper
s Government is about to demand an eNplanato
Il of Piedmont concerning Garibaldi's letter to Kin
Victor Emanuel, announcing a projected attack G
er Venetia.