New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-07
NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL I, 1852
Full Details by the Canada.


Our special correspondent has forwarded to us in adj
of the mail the following details of the Canada's
news, telegraphed from Halifax to NewYork:
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE. March 90 1852
The Royal mail steamship Canada. Capt Long, arrived
here this ming at halfpast o'clock with dates from
Liverpool to March 20 She brings 63 passengers S75C
in specie and good freight The Car ada sailed again
this morning at quai Ter before g. for Boston.
TIE Royal mail steamship Cambria arrived Liver
pool II the 10th inst and the Collins
Baltic NJ the 18th Both steamers encountered
strong eastery gales on the passage.
ENGLAND.
The proceedings Of Parliament were not Of any mo-
If except the explanations touching the renewal
of the Corn Law given by the Premier in the of
Lords and by Mr d Israeli in the House of Commons
On the 18th inst Lord Derby said that the question at
between the Free Traders and Proteconists
be decided at the ensuing general election He repuda-
ted n factous opposition and declared he had no desire
for the law of 1876 wish the law of 1872
He castigated the proceedings of the Anti-COrn Law
Learue--mpored their Lordships to apply themselves
not to the Free Trade but such modification
If the system would mitigate the blows inflicted
the agricultural portion of the community and alleviate
the injustice from which they suffered He expressed the
opinion that in regard to those who had suffered from the
changes made and being lett without corresponding
tcraton in the expenditures thrown upon them-the
moderate imposition Of duty producing large
and thereby enabling other taxation to be taken off with
hsrdly appreciabe effect the food of the people
would be most just most economical, and for the
country NEST advantageous mode Of allowing relief
Lord Derby concluded by declaring his determination
to finch from pol forming his duty The subject then
dropped in the Lords.
On the following. evening Lord Derby promised to ap-
point committee to investigate the of the
irish National Education Board with the view Of mt
eating the opposition Of the Irish clergy.
Mr. Napier the Irish Attorney General has moved
for aud obtained committee to inquire into the Ribbon
system in Ireland
Great uncel ,ainy prevailed to the period when Par
lament would be dissolved nevertheless, the two great
and Free Traderswere busy
pairing for the electioncerng campaign and all the lead
ing constituencies had been addressed by candidates
piring TO the office of representative,
Mr. Frederick Peel had been visiting the electors of
Bury-his opponent is Lord Duncan.
sir Thomas Birch had retired from the representation
Of Liverpool Mr. Cardwel would contest the next cleo
ton of that town.
The Conservatives have got up requsition Mr. VIM
NJ Mckenzie Secretary of the Treasury and Mr. Charles
4 Turner, Chairman of the Liverpool Dock Committee
Lord Ellington had held his first evee and drawing
pom. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland they most
fiumerousy attended far beyond anything known since
ihe days of Earl Greys Vice Royalty
Lord Mas had gone down to Canvass the electors Of
the Coleraine vacant by the resignation Of Dr. Boyd
TIL termination Of the Cork election had reached
Lverp Dol when the Canada acdit was the general i'm
preston that Mr. Scully would be returned.
The Pa Elementary Committee of the Catholic Defence
Assocato had issued address the Electors of Cork
uIngizinr Mr. Sculy deprecanc the consistency
ability of the Protestant candidate Mr. Treman From
the tactics adopted by the Defence Association three
ffths the counties will be completely in the hands of
the Priests at tn approaching election,
Lord Cloncurry had addressed the people of Kildare
rretting that the candidates for its representation had
not said word about Repeal-the thing needfuand
vote by ballot
NJ Carnot opposition candidate had been elected for
the Fourth Consumption of Paris.
Presidential decree had been issued authorizing the
Minister Finance to reimburse rents of five per cents
Mt the of 100 francs to effect their conversion into
new rents Of four and a half per cents,
The government proposes to place the retired list
considerable number of officers of various ranks the
same principle that has been applied in the experimenting
of a number of the judges
The Bishop of Orleans had declined to accept the seal
of Supreme Counsel Of Public Instruction, to which he
appointed
General Caredo who supersedes De Concha Governor
of Cuba to sail from Cadiz on the 10th of March
The cause of Concha's dismissal not made known
Extensive dismssals and reorganizations taking
place, both in the civil and military services.
PORTUGAL.
The Portuguese Cabinet has been completed by the
ouisition of Vscount Delmurda Garrete and NJ Labra
Ministry favorably endowed with talent and orator.
cal powers had existed Lisbon for many years Th
Reform of the Charter was likely to be carried
HOLLAND.
The Second Chamber had rejected one of the most i'm
-portant clauses in the bill for establishing an income tax
The Ministry, therefore. withdrew the measure.
AUSTRIA.
Lord Derbys accession to power in England had gvel
great satisfaction the Court of Vienna The Govern
neut had resolved to abstain from the reprsals upol
relsh travellers previously threatened in consequence
of the cOuntenance given in England to the continental
refugees.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The Overland Mail had arrived in London. 1t bring
hut lit additional news respecting the Brmese wal
Th Gov ernor-General is anxious to avoid further hos
tiltes.
Tnr war continued in the south of China.
A large ,ratcal fleet had arrived off Ningpo Britis
vessels were the spot to render such assistance
might be nee essary.
AUSTRALIA.
Sydney advces to the 18th December had been receive
In Liverpool Provisions there exceedingly deal
though not The place comparatively deserted
great many of the people having gone to the digging
where gold is still found in great abundance Women sc
ten shings day for dscharging vessels,
81 the Canada exchanged signals with the steam
shin Africa hence for Liverpool.
Eassengers-Mr. and Mrs Lack Mr.. and Mrs Moor
Mr. and Mrs Blake Mrs Vrye Miss Lea, Mrs. Sterlip
Caspidas Heron Larimer. Cornell, Fitzgbbon, Heidse
Discan. Boner Lomrag, May. Sherattan. Boyd, Vassa
MOI son. McCulloch Magin BriswarI, Hastings. Have
Miller, Thazer, Chisholm, Hathtry. Ash Wilson, Wall
:, Miller EIepfng, Morrison. Dsbogges Osborn. Brow
= " Neil Rouse, Beckman. Mcdonnell.