New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
Commercial Intelligence.


NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-The steamship Asia, from
Liverpool via Queenstown, bringing adyices thence
to the LIST and I'd inst. respectively, which passed
Sandy Hook this forenoon, has reached her pier.
Her mails were fully delivered this evening, and
those intended for the Southern cities were dis
patched by the O'Clock p. NJ train.
The steamship Europa, from Boston via Halifax,
arrived at Queenstown on the I'd inst
The Very Latest.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2. P. M.-lBy Telegraph to
Queenstown. 1.-The sales of cotton yesterday lSat
urday) amounted to 10000 bales, of which specu-
lators took 5000 and exporters about the same
quantity.
out the day, and the sales were made atunchanged
prices
LONDON, Sept, 2.-Towards the close of business
yesterday the funds advanced to /.
, Consols for account closed at 93l to 934.
American stocks closed firm.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence
& Co. and others say Flour was dull, and prices
barely maintained. gu4
Wheat was quiet but firm, and prices had under
gone no material change.
Indian Corn closed dull at unchanged prices.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence
& Co. say Provisions were without change of mo.
ment, but dull tone pervaded the market
They say Lard closed firm at 62s. to 64s .,-
Messrs. Wakefield, Nash 4 Co. and others report
Coffee frm and selling at previous rates.
They report the Sugar market inactive, and
quote slight decline in prices.
LoSDoS, Sept. 2.-Messrs. Barring Brothers &
Co. say the markets for Sugar closed firm. They
report Coffee firm at an advance of Cd.
PARIS, Sept 2.-The favorable accounts of the
weather have caused greater firmness at the Paris
Bonrse.
The Three Per Cent Rentes closed at Gsf. l5c.
New York, Sept. ls..The circular Of Messrs
james Hewitt & Co. for the week ending Tuesday,
August 81, says that the business in cotton is only
moderate, and that prices are in favor of buyers.
1t estimates the imports of Cotton since the sailing
of the last steamer for America at 5000 bales
Tha tu Of tO hp at
Saturday was 10000 bales, against 900 the cor
responding period last year. The amount of
Cotton in the port of Liverpool sums up l,0ss0e0
bales.
Messrs. Geo. Holt & Co. report Cotton generally
unchanged, and quote Middling Orleans Cid. and
Middling Mobile Cd.
Messrs. James Hewitt & Co. quote an advance
in Lard to the extent of Is, the market closing
with an active demand at 63s. the owt.
Messrs. James Hewitt & Co. say the trade at
Manchester was quiet. Prices had undergone no
change OF moment, though the adYices from India
continued to be unfavorable.
Political Intelligence.
The news from Naples and Galabria is generally
unimportant S..
The King is still at Naples, and daily expects
the entrance of Garibaldi into the city.
The whole Of Garibaldi's army had reached the
| mainland.
The French Ambassador at Naples had obtained
the satisfaction demanded.
Gen. Lamorieiere has directed his troops to
tthl VI iLnall
ton.
1t is reported that Queen yictora's speech in re-
gard to the Savoy question had produced bad
Impression in Paris.
French camps are to be established close to the
Swiss and German frontiers.
Marshals Maignan and Neill made pacific
speeches to their respective councils.
The report has revived that the Emperor Ma
peleon wishes to meet the Queen Of Spain at Bar
celona on his return from Algeria.
The cholera is raging at Malaga.
! Rumors are current of an interview between the
| Emperors OF Austria, Russia and the Prince Re
| gent of Prussia.
| The Arctic steamer Fox made satisfactory
| survey of the Farce Islands for the laying of g
submarine telegraph cable, and then proceeded to
| Iceland.
The woayeYs' strike at Coventry, England, has
| ended.
The London Times protests against Linsey's
mission TO America relative TO the shipping inter,
| est.
Fuad Paeha is acting vigorously in Syria.
| Twenty persons had been hung and Gne hundred
| and ten soldiers shot by ais orders.
Four thousand five Hundred French troops haf
landed at Beyrout
Threatening manifestations exist between tht
| Christians and Mussnl -aen.
| The letter from Damascus, dated July the 2jt
! saws that one hundred and siaty.seVen person
| implicated in the recent nlassaeres and others ha
beer sentenced to lard labor at Constantinopie
The ex-GovernoY and other officials are under
go4ag trial at Perugia.