New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05
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Boston, October Is The English mails by the steamer
Niagara will be forwarded South tomorrow morning
send you the following further adyces by the Niagara
from Liverpool the 18th instant.
Abbott Lawrence the American Minister is among the
passengers of the Niagara His family accompanies him
ENGLAND.
The appointment of G. p r. james as British Consul
at Norfolk Virgnia officially announced in the Gazette
of the 18th instant Also the appointment Of Charles
Whitman as British Consul at Acapulco.
Intelligence has been received from the squadron
nanded by Sir d. Befcher Searching for Sir John Frank
in and led by him the Wellington Channel to the
effect that from what they have discovered floating down
the Channel (remans Of whales beans and other animal
subsance the party have been led to the conclusion
that not only is there food for mankind in nat direction
but that the floating portions of whales and bears form
relics Of what have been actually consumed by human
beings.
A meeting of iron masters was held at Wolyerhamp-
ton the 18th ut which the recent rise in prices a
proved Of although it stated that the manufacturers
have yet but little advantage from the rise,
they had mostly contracts hand at the old quotations
circular letter. issued by Liverpool house to the trade
takes contrary view, and against the reckless
speculation that keeping the figure Clerks in
chants offices and other persons without capital being
known to hold large quantities of iron script From these
and other circumstances tho house in question (anony
mous) anticipates panic ere long.
There appears to be some trouble between the English
Government the French refugees in the Isle of Jersey
the consabes Of the various parishes had issued
to the refugees report themselves at his Office that
register might be taken of their residences trades etc
10 the of the constable of St Heller, Signor
Angelo Gonzalez had responded refusing to obey the
mons, thus concluding his letter:
We are neither in Austria Naples thank God but
under flag too honorable to admit of vexation The
summons is Illegal Every setting foot British soil
isregarded English subject by the law So long
he respects the law he not to be moested If he
ates the law he takes the consequences Such
of the principal glores of the British constitutions
Great efforts being made, with every prospect of
success to have great industrial exhibition in Dublin in
1858.
FRANCE.
The inauation Of the French in regard to the Napo-
eonc dynasty may be inferred from the fact that Paris
lily in America which with grave suggestion
that Mr. Jerome Bonaparte the highway to the Pres
iency of this Union and this because the popularity
the Prince President has extended to America Z The ed
/ tor says:
Tie popularity of the Prince President has extended
to America in spite of his triumphs the democracy
in France and to that circumstance must be asc,ibed the
cent publication at Network of splendid book illus
trated with portraits called the Napoleon Dy
nasty 1t calls to mind that branch Of that family
sides Baltimore young Jerome Bonaparte who
after studying four years at the polytechnic school at
West Point has quilted it with the grade of euten
ant cavalry the whole press has recorded that he the
grandson of Miss Patterson and of the former King
Westphaa The public agreeably fattered at seeing
American citizens bear with distinction the glorious
Of Bonaparte they congratulate themselves that
among them enters the army which lead him to the
highest dignity Of the Republic and in provision of that
details of contemporary history which will probably
for many Of readers have the merit of novelty ETC.
| etc.,
| ITALY.
Numerous arrests potica had taken place at Mantua
letter from Florence mentions report that Tuscan
garrsons to be held by Neapotan troops and the
| Neapolitan by the Tuscans-it wants confirmation.
CHINA.
The insurrection in this country continued under full
| Roadway.