The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

tance beyond such facts as mentioned in our
London correspondents letter.
The London News mentions somewhat unu-
sual circumstance as having occurred in st. Johns
Church, near Fitzroy Square, on the evening of
Sunday, June 90. The Rev. G. Kingsley, the au-
thor of " Alton Locke" and Yeast, during lec-
ture he was delivering, uttered such sentiments
that at its conclusion the rector OF the church, the
Rev. Mr.. Drew felt it his duty to address the con-
gregaton concerning the DISCOURSE and to publicly
rebike Mr.. Kingsley for taking advantage OF his
temporary occupation of the pulpit to disseminate
matter that was questionable in doctrine, perni-
cious in tendency and untrue in fact
1t is mentioned in one of the London journals
that in reply to a question from Mr.. U,quhart,
Palmerston admitted that the advice g ven by Her
Majesty's Government to the Turkish Government
was, that they ought to cut short the embarrassing
questions between them and the Governments of
Austria and Russia, arising from the Interpretation
of treaties, by sending away those persons whose
surrender was demanded.
Tile Great Eghtbition.-London, June %.
Next to the state opening, the most impressive
sight, perhaps that the building has yet presented,
yesterday morning Thousands Of shilling
visitors had entered during the first hour, when,
without note of preparation, by the good manage
ment of about a dozen policemen, avenue was
formed down the nave, and the Queen, who had, as
usual, come away early was on leaving, enabled to
pass along between living walls of her people az
quietly as if she in her own drawing room.
Hitherto her Majesty has usually taken her depar'
ture by of the side passages but on this dcca'
sion she very unexpectedly put her shilling paying
subjects their trial for respectful and courteous
behavior toward her.
Leaving the North half the Indian department,
and preceded only by Mr. Mayne and Mr. Bel
shaw, she proceeded leaning on the arm OF the
King of the Belgians, to Oser's fountain, which
for short time arrested her attention The effect
at this point produced by the thousands OF excited
spectators was exceedingly fine, and all kept their
places with admirable and praise worthy sense Of
proprlety Every body seemed to feel the novelty OF
the situation, and to desire that justice might be
done it. 1t was, in point of fact the first extern
pore walk of the Sovereign in the presence OF her
people without other guards than themselves. The
qualification caused by the event was visible in
every face, and the occurrence seemed greatly to
surprise and please the many foreigners who hap
pened to be present Here and there cheers were
raised when the loyalty displayed to its highest
point, but the spectators generally appeared to sup
press their feelings if they doubted the good
taste oil expressing them on such an occasion.
MANCHESTER, Tuesday Evening, June "a.
State Of Irdde.-The favorable report of last
week, as regarded our cloth and yarn markets.
may be again repeated, with additional symptoms
OF stlll further satisfactory progress. Our mills
are now in activity both for spinning and weaving,
and orders appear so abundant, that those who feel
interested to do so, may enter into engagements for
iuture delivery at perhaps slight increase on the
rates of those current to-day: but there appears
disposition to engage extensively for future deve
ry. The calico printers are buster, so also the dy
ers class for long time past not half employed.
The German houses seem now fairly in the mar
ket. The low prices seemingly have set all parties
going. The market closed buoyanlly and in all
respects heathily.
The French Republic.
The Committee on Treaties Of the Assembly
have recommended to that body the adoption Of
the LIE Pfedour treaties with La Plata.
Ledru Rollin has been condemned, by default,
to two Years imprisonment, and to pay fine Of
1000 francs for publishing TWO pamphlets entitled
lie "a Fevrier "and I" LIE l3 Juin."
The Marquis de La Valette, Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Pienpotentiary of the French
Republic to the Sublime Porte, arrived in the
Turkish capital on the 5th of June, with his lady
and the attaches of his legation.
Ihe trial of the Count and Countess Bocarme,
IN Belgium, for poisoning Gusave de Fougnies,
the Countesss brother, with nicotine, is not per-
probably deeming it calculated to promote crime
by teaching the people new and expeditions
means for murder,
Ita1y-Rome.
Gen. Gemeau, according to Rome correspond.
ent of the Daily News, is bent upon strengthening
ms position at Rome, and showing to the Pope and
Cardinals how completely they are subservsnt to
The power OF France. He has signifed to the Ro.
msn Minister of War, Prince Orsini, his intention
to occupy several positions in the city now in the
occupation of the Roman troops, including the
Roman headquarters at the Piazza della Piotta,
and the whole of the Convent of Santi Aposloli.
The fortress Of Cvta Castellena is also requi red
to be given up exclusively to the French troops, it
being understood that that will be their first posi-.
tlon against the Austrians in Italian territory The
entire control of the Roman police is also hinted
at as probable demand at no distant day on the
part of Gen. Gemeau.
The municipality of Rome has had to pay 5OO,.
600 francs for the support of the French soldiers,
nsw barracks and various contingencies.
The United States steamer Mississippi Commo.
dore Morgan, lad left Naples for the East, and
Was understood to be placed entirely at the service
OF Cen kossuth, should the Sublime Porte be dis.
posed to liberaie him.
Russia.
fire destroyed great part of the city of Arch
angel on the 10th of June. One hundred and fifty
houses were consumed in the best part of the city,
with two churches and other buildings. The docks
were saved, as well as the warehouses.