New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-29

ShsDY HOOK. Jan. 28.-The Liverpool, New
York and Phads iphia Mail Compapys steamship
Etna, from Liverpool the l6:h, via Queenstown the
17th, passed this point to-day en- roate for New
York.
She Brings four days later news than was pre-
viously received. -.
The steamship Jsra, from Kew Yorls, had ar
rived out at Iiyerpoga
The steamship Bor,ssia, from Liverpool, had ar
rived off Cswes on her way to Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. lGs-The sales of coton on
Monday ana Tuesday amounted 80 40 ,00Ot 5aaes,
including 10000 taken on speculation and for eX-
port. The aayices received from tsse United States
by the steamer Persia caused an asvance OF Snlly
id, Messrs James Hewitt s. Co. say the sower
grades 1e and to Mnr nhe oSe Aee at % sd
The adyices from Manchester are OF favorable
character. Y.a..
The market for manufactured goois-and yaa,-1s
was quiet but drm. An advance in prices de-
manded by holders checks business.
LIyERp0oL Jan. l6.-Breadstuffs ars quiet AID
steady. Provisions rule dull
LoSDoN, Jan. l9s-Consols yesterday closed Az
Oh to 9l5. ~.
IIyERPoor Jan. IT. P. M.-The sales of cottcr'
in Liverpool on tho 18th and 18th, reacied 10000
bales, of which 10000 were taken on speculation
and by exporters. s.ty W. .sr ,, ~. ,s-
4d. all round since Friday. } ag
The quantity of American cotton know1'to be at
sea is $50 900 bales against 10000 at the cores
ponding period last year.
and steady. Messra. Richardson, Spence. y, Co:
| quote Flour at 29s. to sls 3d.. Yellow and Mixed
| Corn they say, was selling at 3ss. to 3ss. Cd.
| Provisions are dull without scarcely any Orange
| in prices Messrs. Wakefield, Nash & Co. say Lard
| closed dull at sos. to 60s.
| Sugar rules steady at unchanged quotations. The
| Coffee market is quiet.
| LoSDoS Jan. l7-Baring Bros & Co. say Bead
stufis are dull Sugar is firm Coffee quiet bEt firm.
| The closing quotations for Consols are 9lS to ].
| It is rumored that the Bank of France has, CON
templated the suspension of specie payment.
| The Paris Bourse rues~du !; Rentes 6d. 5c:-
| General and Political Intelligence
| The Queens Bench, in, England, has issHed' a
habeas corpus in the case of Anderson the fugitive
| slave.
The weather throughout continues quite severe,
| 1t is stated that several r1ed cannon have been
| shipped from LiyerpOOFt0 to Charleston.
| The ships Grace Gordon and Marmion, bound
for Liverpool were abandoned at sea. The Grew
| was saved.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
thinks that Francis III Wll soon surrender Gaeta tc
the Sardinians.
The Paris Aoniteur announces the withdrawal o
the French squadron from Gaeta.
The French Legislature has been summoned fol
the 4th of February.
Count de Persr1iy has ordered the free circula
ton of all foreign journals throughout France.
The financial pressure in France continues tt
prevail
, made arrangements to meet all requirements.
The hostilites at Gaeta have, for the present
| been suspended.
Prince Carignan, on his arrival at Naples, me
with warm reception.
It is asserted that King Francis II wrote the En-
| peror of Austria, declaring his Intention to deten
Gaeta to the last extremity.
The Russian Government has protested agans
, the warike projects attributed to Germany, relt
: tive to the designs of Prussia on Denmark.
|, Advces from Madrid say Count de Montemoll
and wife are dead.