The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-20
Three Days Later from Europe.
BYSTEAJMSHIP AMERICA


The Niagara arrived home on the morning of
25th. Neither the Lafayette nor the City of Glas-
gov had arrived when the America sailed.
England.
English files received contain nothing of interest
The first clause of the Ecclesiastical Title Bill
passed on the Both, by majority of 224 agains,
62. The Glass Palace continues to attract its
thousands; upwards of $4,000 persons passed
through the doors in one day.
The United Service Gazette says, "we hear
from high authority at the Cape, that the cost in
Cured in the first month of hostilites, was about
1260,000, and that it has been between eigl. and
ninety thousand per month since"
DR.. Crawford, Free Trader, has been elected for
Harwch.
The debate on Mr.. Baily's motion relative to the
Government of Ceylon terminated in majority of
eighty for ministers, and that being the last motion
OF Importance on the books the Russell Ministry
is therefore safe for the remainder of the season.
I he debate the Roman Title Bill is still going
on, but no advance has been made with the
measure.
On the evening of the 9th, the Protectionisls
held banquet at Tamworth the residence of the
late Sir Robert Peel when the people OF the town
rose up en- maasse, and dispersed the gathering.
windows were broken, several persons in
jured, and at length the military had to be called
= out to quell the riot
The crops present promising appearance.
Emigration continues brisk as in the spring.
On "Wednesday number of fine vessels Quilted
Liverpool, chiefly for New York The American,
Capt Lawrence, belonging to c. Grmshaw a.
Co, has 47O smgrants on board, and the Prince
ton, belonging to Crook & Guion, 800. The Wa.
teroo and the Nasmyth, were both filled with emf
grants for the States
Or the gross amount Of Customs Revenue,
nearly one-third is expended in collection. The
total gross revenue collection in 1889 in the United
Kingdom was within trifle of twenty-five and
half millions
Mr.. J. B. Martin, chief engineer of the Pacific,
has been presented by several of the passengers,
who subscribed for that purpose, with a complete
and handsome service of plate, tea and coffee pots,
etc, rs testimonial to his ability. The plate is of
the newest design, and has been manufactured I'M
der the superintendence of Haurburg, goldsmith
and leweler, Of Church street.
Wm. Hamilton Lowry, Capt, and Thomas
McNaiy, mate, of the Arabia, an emigrant shin,
IN the line between Liverpool and New York,
charged with murder on the high seas, have been
arresed-the former on board his vessel at LIVER
pool, the latter at Belfast. Both prisoners We're
committed for trial at the next assizss Bal will
be accepted to the amount of flO0 ea ch, in sure
ties, and f20O each on the prisoners own rscog-
nlzance
There is nothing of moment from the French
Capitol beyond the fact that the Legtirrs.s are
making every effort to attain their desired revision
nf tie Constitution. The party OF order remained
firmly attached to The President.
Commercial affairs continue brisk. Bourse closed
dull.
NJ. Pascba Dupratt's amendment to the Ma
tional Guards Bill has been rejected by the As
sembly.
Portugal.
The Duke Saldanha has not yet promuIg ated
any Of his new measures since his arrival at Lis
bon Large bodies of the Rsformers were calling
upon the Queen 10 abdicate the throne of Spain.
A telegraphlc dispatch from Madrid Of 24th, an.
nounces that Marquis Mrahes has been named
Minister of Foreign Affairs. An approprs ton had
been made for the manufacture of 3O,0oQ percus-
sion mnskets
The Emperor still remains at Warsaw, in COM
pany with the Emperor OF Russia snd the King
of Prussia. The result of this conference has not
transpired.
The Breslau Gazette of the 18th ult, has the
following: A great sensation has been created
in Hungary by the arrest of the Countess Jeleky
and her companion, Madam Erdey, at Del Talgo
They have been ordered for trial by court martial
at Peterwardein. 1t is said that the Countess has
been the medium OF correspondence between the
refugees in London and Asia Minor, and their part-
sans in Hungary. Some of this correspondence
has been seized"
1t is stated that Prince Christian, of Bucks.
burg, is to succeed to the throne of Denmark.
Italy.
The disturbances between the Roman and
French soldiers still continue. The French au-
thorities in Rome have caused 10000 rations and
large supply Of ammunition, to be taken into the
Castle of ST. Angelo.
Algeria.
Accounts from Algeria state that conflict had
taken place between the Cabylese and the French
forces, in which the former were defeated several
hundreds having been killed and wounded. Ac-
counts from Lower Falyn not SO satisfactory.
The French had entered the country on the 18th,
and were desperately opposed by the inhabitants
they, however, were driven from all their positions
and the blockade of Gajilla was raised. The loss
of the French was estimated at 100 killed and 300
dad and haf tha ,,.,1na !. Ill
and 1900 wounded AZ villages were burned on
the 18th and 18th. Several tribes have made their
submission.
There is no further intelligence from the Cape
I OF Good Hope.
--latest Intelligence.
[By Electric Telegraph May 3lstJ
PARIs--Friday.-T National asserts that the
loss OF the expeditionary corps in Africa, under
Gen. 81. Arnkdis, is much understated. The num-
Der killed was 306, wounded 1881 The National
affrms that this information is derived from the
best source
Paris Bourss,-Fives, 81 francs; Threes, 56.45
LoNDoN-At the Stock Exchange three failures
were announced yesterday morning, in connection
with the share settlement, the parties being Mr..
Leeirande, Mr.. Stephenson and Mr.. H. Mortimer
The latter was compelled to suspend through the
default OF his principals at Nottingham.
The Great E1hibition - The receipts at the
doors yesterday friday amounted to f2S39 IS,
and the sale OF season tickets to G61 1885,
South Western RaSlaoay. A special meeting
held yesterday to authorize certain deviations
in the Law and Valley Extension Railway The
Directors resolutions were carried unanimously
Markets.
From Hollngshead, Felt & Co g Circular.
"We have had considerable amount of activity
in our Cotton markets this week, arising more from
increasing demand than any other cause. The
accounts from the United S tates, received on Mon
day last, show continued large receipts at the ports
but reported rather unfavorably of their prospect
regarding the growing crops, and this gave favor
able impulse to our market The sales on that day
amounted to 10000 bales. But the principal fea-
ture to notice, is that the trade now buy with more
confidence, and longer in all restrict their
purchases to small quantities Added to this there
has been daily good demand for export chiefly
for the better qualities of American, besides fair
amount OF business in speculation thus have
had demand sufficient to give healthy tone % the
market On the other hand it must be remarked
that either from necessity other cause
there has been a strong desire to SELL and generally
too much offering for the large demand we
have had, so that prices, although higher than last
week, except perhaps for the inferior iualites,
not sufficiently changed to enable us to alter ou'
quotations. A public sale of Sea Island was
brought forward yesterday, when $50 bales vser,
sold at Sad to 152d, out OF 1000 offered ant
twenty stained at Std. to 9ad. per pound-pIice o
the common qualities being Id. per pound lowe
than at the last public sale the Sth inst, til,
fine sorts obtaining steady prices Tie sale.