New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28
ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.


evening of the l6th reached her dock in jersey
City at o'clock this morning.
Her mails have all been distributed, and those
for the Southern cities were dispatched by thls
mornings early train.
She brought the regular weekly Liverpool cir
culars for the week ending September l4th.
Messrs. James Hewitt 81 Co.'s circular, by the
steamship Persia for the week ending Sept. Ia,
reports an advance of to Id. on all qualities OF
Cotton since Friday, 7th inst
Letters dated from Liverpool on Saturday to
commercial houses in America say the transactions
in Cotton were the largest for several years.
The stock is rapidly diminishing;
The sales of Saturday embraced 6o0o bales, the
market closing firm.
The same circular estimates the imports of the
week at IS coo bales. g..m m.
The quantity of cotton known to be at sea on
Saturday the day the Persia sailed, was $4,000
bales against 81, 600 same time last year. ..
Messrs. James Hewitt & Co. quote Middling Or
leans at 63d.
The trade at Manchester was more active. The
advance in the prices of goods and yarns were
fully maintained.
Messrs Geo Holt & Co. report an advance of
3D. to Id. on the lower grades of Cotton. Ihey
add that the trade was purchasing freely;
Charles Saunders Price Current says the market
closed tame, and that holders were willing.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. l5-The Liverpool Breadstuls
| market closed generally quiet but firm.
| Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co.,, Wakefield,
Nash & Co. and others say Flour closed quiet and
| steady.
l
Indian Corn closed quiet at 33s Cd. for mixed.
Holders demand an advance of Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 15-The Liverpool market for
Provisions closed very dull.
Messrs Wakefield, Nash X Co. and others report
Beef dull without change of moment In prices.
Pork closed quiet but firm at previous rates.
Lard closed firm at full prices.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15-Messrs. Bigland, Athya
CO. ard others report Sugar closed hrm at par
| tial advance of Sd. to Cd.
The sales yesterday reached II 500 bales; those
of to-day were confined to 600 bales. The market
is languid, but yesterdays quotations remain un-
changed.
Messrs. Stolterfoht Il Co., in their circular say
the receipts of Cotton from American ports during
the week were u 800 bales.
They say that Cotton known to be at sea was H.
769 bales against 81 704 at the same date last year
LoNpoS, Sent. l5.-Messrs. Barring Bros. q Co.
say the Sugar market is steady, and that prices re-
main firm,
The amount of Bullion in the Bank of England
| has increased G63 coo during The week.
| HAyRE, Sept. l5.-The sales for the week ending
Friday, Sept. II, in the Hayre Cotton market,
amounted to l6 600 bales.
All qualities Of cotton have experienced slight
advance during the week. The lower grades are
l to Of. dearer. The stock of cotton in Havre
| adds up 1S5, 900 bales.
New Orleans Tres Ordinare closed at OFF,; ditto
| bas at S3f.
European Political Intelligence.
A Rome dispatch says King Francisco Il. of Ma
pies has left Gaeta for Spain.
The city of Naples is tranquil, and all the forts
| have surrendered.
Garibaldf has transferred the Neapolitan fleet tc
| Sardinia.
Sardinia has published memorandum, defend
| ing her course in regard to the Italian question.
/ A telegram from Turin states that the Journals
of Italy have expressed their regret of the recall ol
! the French Ambassador to Sardinia.
The Paris Constitutional says that the recall 0!
| the French Minister IS not a case Of rupture be
! nptp
| Ardent popular demonstrations have taken place
in Naples, and many parties in high standing have
| fraternized with the people.
A telegraphic dispatch from Rome says tha
many desertions had taken place at Gaeta. Al
| enlistment of volunteers had been ordered.
Garibaldi declares that he will soon proclaim
the annexation Of Naples to Piedmont, from tn,
SUBMITS of the Quirnal, at which time all Italy viii
| be united in a national banquet.
A reactionary movement wthfatal conflicts hat
occurred at Arina. Garibaldi ordered forces t,
that point to que the disturbances.
From Rome we have news of the hosting of tn
tricola flag at Tivoli Gennaro and Subiaoo, but
is isreported that the people generally did not sup
port the movements.
1t is reported that Gen. Lamoricere has ordere,
the sacking of towns in case OF insulreotl0n. I'M
statement lacks confirmation.
A strong piedmontese force is watching the Aus
trians.
The Emperor of Austria gave grand banquet i
honor of the birthday of Alexander, Second Ca
of Russia.
France adds two regiments to the French fore
already in the Roman States, ard Gen. Goyon
reinstatcd in command. Gen. Goyon left Paris o
the 18th.
The Emperor had reached Ajaccio, where Ii
, was enthusiastically received.
LATER NEWS FROM TRUxILLe
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GLADIATOR
GENERAL WALKER SHOE
COLONEL RUDLER STILL PRIsoNE
walkers Men ON Board the Gladlato
SOUTHWEST PASS, Sept. 27.-Her B. NJ. steam
Gladiator, from Truxiilo, via Eustan, has j.
arrived, and IS ON her way up to the city.
The Gladiator has on board all the men that
y main from General Walkers late unfortunate {
d pedtion 20 Honduras.
Gen. Walker was shot on the 18th inst. at Trp
lilo.
Col Rudler, the second in command was still
}. prisoner in the castle when the Gladiator left