The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-17
Iron the n. o. Picayune.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN
FRANCE.
Additional Commercial Intelligence.

| Additional commercial tntetuGenco.
QUEBEC, Nov. 12,-The Steamship North Am
erican, which arrived at this port last night, brings
the weekly summary Of the Liverpool markets for
the week ending November Cd.
steamship Arrived Out
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
Mail Company's screw steamship city Of Ba'ti-
moe, from New York, whence she sailed on the
10th ult., arrived at Queenstown the LIST inst on
her way 20 Liverpool
The United States mail steamship Vanderbilt,
from New York, with advicrs thence to the 18th
ult., :r,ivea of Cowcs The LIST inst.
Liverpool Cotton Market
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-The Brokers' Circr'fr
reports the SAILS Of the week Just ended at ILL.,
coo bales, including 81 ,Co0 to spectators, and
1880 to expor:ers-thus leaving to the trade 80
COB.
| The lower quality of cotton advanced Id,
aud in some cases sd, during the week The
fair and mddiing grades are I'D Id. higher
The upper descriptions experienced the least az
vance.
The total quantity ofcotton in the port Of I.v
erpool SUMS mp SCI .C0) halrs.
The North American brings no official quo,a-
tons.
! BEEADsTrFvs. -Mrssrs Richards IN, Spence 4
Co, Bigland, Athya u Co, and o:l-rs say the
weeks buSincss in b:cc1stufis closed quiet at
steady prc,.s.
MISS. Wakefield, Nash & Co, say P-osis-
ions maintained a ST, ady aspect during the
week
Manchester Trade
The accounts from Manch, strr ami the ne. h.
boring manufacturing districts are still chez,
ing
The market for goods and yarns was qr'ct aud
prices were frm.
| The London Daily News says tbG; TIE Warsaw
! Conf rcncc failed, mainly b. canse the Gar o.
Russia made the revision Of the treaty ofPms too
prominent.
1t is reported that the Conference maintained
throughout purely personal character between
bo.h Emprro-s.
| On Thursday no stipulation had been concluil d
nor even protocol drawn ur.
German journals unanimously pronounce the
Warsaw Conference 4 failure
The Paris Press ass'ry that the sovcT, i MS at
Warsaw promised assistance to Austria if attack
ed 10y Piedmont.
Affairs of italy
| The London morning Advcr iscr says that Vic.
tor Emanuel and GMibaIGi were to bombard ,;ac-
ia Immediately by sea and land
The town cfCapua was occupied by the 'roops
o. Garbaldi.
1t is d, nj that Austria had info-mrd the Eu-
ropran Cabinets ofhrr Intention to SIND an ulii-
matum To Turin on tss contrary, she r,i;e. a,cd
her assurance of pursuing purely defensive pol
icy.
France.
Prince Mt,"rnich and BaIon Hubncr were IL
crivcd by the Emperor Napoleon at Paris on .he
18th.
Notwithstanding tn" great warlikc preparations,
the French Minister of Foreign Affais pronounc-
ed against France taking pat in any new conflict
between Sardinia and Austria
| Mrt e.nich promised Napoleon TO effect intern
al reforms in Austria, and maintained only a de-
fcnsivc policy xtcn1y, lie said that the conccn-
ration of Austrian troops in yenctia was only in.
tented to rcprl attack.
| Formidable naval and military preparations in
France are progressing. The Emperor reviewed
10000 men near Paris, bivouackng and repre-
srn;,ng regular campaign.
1t r"ported that The Austrian Envoy had
notified the Emperor that unless Piedmont dir-
continued her wariike prcpsra ions, aud the Hun
garian L. SioR, was di-baad'd, Au@tt;a would i'm
III, diacly commence hostili.rs
England
Sir Charles Napier formerly British Minis:,.r
to the United States, is 'ying dangerously sick
| Both HOUSES Of the British Parliament were
formally pr Togued to the third day of JaIua-
| -.
Adyitc5 from St Petersburg announce the death
of the Dovager Empress of Russia
Spain.
A telegram from Madrid states that Marshall
O'DonneIl delivered an address in the Cortes, in
which he said that Spain would IeRs IA neutral On
the Italian affairs.
Later From China.
Adviccs from China by the overland NAL at
Alexandra, stale that at the latest advicss the all
led forces had taken the notheTn Taku forts after
three hours of hard fighting, and occupied Tient-
sin. The a'li,s lost, killed and wounded AGO.
The French and English Ambassadors were
soon to 60 TO Pekin.
The rebels had Withdrawn from Shanghai.
Marine Disaster
The Ship Olive, from Liverpool, bound for
CaIcu.ta was ahandoned IN the 16th of JuIv A
portion Of her crew lsnded safely at 81. Helena On
the io.h of September
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.