New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-07
Additional bY the Canada.

Additional by the Canada.
We have the following additional details of foreign
news. to the 18th September brought by the steamer
Canada
ENGLAND
The English papers by this arrival filed almost
ciusvey with biographies Of the late Duke Of Wellington
He died suddenly from an apoplecc fit at Wamer Cas-
funeral and the extension of the patent of nobility the
rary executor number Of valuable offices fall into the
gift of the Ministry by his death The office of Coman-
3er-inChief military men would rather see bestowed
| On Lord Hardnge other soldier. gt4&sE
The high dividend of the Submarine Telegraph
Company has given impetus to telegraph enterprise
Among the projects it has brought into promnencs is
Mesrs Harrson proposal to unite Europe and America
Greenland They have now obtained an exclusive right
from the Danish Government to Labrador and Quebec
stations are proposed Krkwal Orkney Lerwick shet-
land Thorshaven Farce Reik Jarrk Iceland Jullna's
Hope Greenland, and at of the most eligible Of the
English settlements labrador coast. Surveys have
shown that bed of the favorable that the
length of submarine wire would not exceed 5000
| miles.
letter the Dublin Evening Mail, from Mr.. Russell,
OF Limerick, the Chambers of Commerce, ntinates
that the Government Commission have reported in favor
| of Foguesos y as transatlantic station
The Committee appointed by Government to inquire
and report the capabilities of the mercantile steam
for have proceeded to the Clyde make
inquiries and will next visit Liverpool.
All steamships of war are henceforsh to be built with
full instead Of auxiliary steam power The screw frgatas
await orders from Admiral Seymour
Favorable replies have been received to the circular
| International Cheap Postage Association the
Ministers at London of the United States Austra Spain,
Brazil. Sardinia and Portugal
sixynine bales of Barbados Cotton have just been
! Mr. Pugin the eminent architect is dead
The BraeDner Gathering association for ouof-door
Scottish sports Braenner Thursday Friday
last. The Queen was present. r sa5.FJ
On Wednesday came off the celebrated DoncasteT St.
| Leger The result is thus announced Stcckreh
. first HaTbinse second Six horses run. The settling
was comparatively harmless.
Berlin correspondence mentions that Lowell Mason has
purchased for America the valuable musical library Of
: | Rink, the organist
fl FRANCE.
Louis Napoleon left Paris on Tuesday his promised
South West The papers contain little else than
of his receptions which have all the
at least being enthusiastic Along the whole route be
lie received with Of vive rEmpereur with which
1t is stated he appeared much pleased When heard
Of the President WAS at Menus.
During the past year the trade Of France with the
ports 1+5 with England imports francs
decree of the President dated st Cloud September
l3 orders collection of the ballad poetry of France,
the title of Recuie General Drs Poeser Papuairs
The "Akabar Algerian paper has article, evidently
put forth teeer respecting the liberation of Abdl
Hade condition that he shall reside at Mecca The
Akabar nsinuates that it would be dangerous to ba
n rate him at all
u The ntrigues of Sir Henry Buwer in Italy csused the
q Austrian Government anxiety.
The garrsons of Florence Bologna are to be rein
. forced
1t is announced in the Halc Eaputo that the Democra
tic Azgimium Committees of Tuscany and the Roman
States have formally united.
n SICILY.
Letters from Castina of the Both u describe the d.
mage done by the eruption Of Etna One stream of lava
had flowed towards Zafaron Is miles the crater
and another towards Mia devastating the vineyards in
both directions Prayers had been offered all tho
I churches by way of averting the evil,
TURKEY
Correspondents of the Daily News state that Porte
is cxerng itself with much earpestnes7 to procure
modification of the Jurisdiction exercised by foreign
Consuis in ConSantinope over citizens of their respect
S i've nations.
The WINE TRADE AND THE VINE DIsEAsE.-The following
remarks the wine trade and the effects vine dis
ease from the London circular of Messss Matthew
Clark s. Sons
The importation of all sorts of wines up to
the th August. 1852 compared with the period in
SOL amounts to 254 32S gallons in round numbers,
To about 10000 pipes or butts the decrease in deliveries
during the period nmountng only s2s9 gallons
about 100 pipes so that the demand in months
has actually exceeded tne supply by upwards of 1900
pipes the whole of which has had be taken from pre-
Y vious stock in bond here. ,
+ This is of itself attention, but it
is important when viewed in conjunction with the
state of the wine markets abroad where for time
past prices have been and still ruling relatively higher
than they do here, the of which is to be found
the confirmation of the uufavorabe received
several moths past from all the principal wine growing
countries of the prospects years vintage In
of them the vines suffering from disease in some
from rain and cold and want of sun 1t hoped that
favorable change the weather might still
crop but late accounts for the most part
stating that this cannot now be expected.
The decreased import may be also attributed to the
of shipments from oporo, in the expectation
that great reduction will be made there in the export
duty payable wines shipped this country This has
undoubtedly had effect but imports por-
ugal show falling of in the early part of this year,
before this point commanded any serious attention the
cause therefore Of the deficiency arises from the
that wines command better price in oporto than
here There every prospect Of this export duty
question being shortly set at rest aud persons
formed are generally OF opinion that great reduction
will be made but little confidence be placed in any
Of reform in Portugal until it actually carried
/ out
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. soorr-iIrNrucEy CATTLE Snow
Paris kg, Sept 2S.General Scott arrived this place
last night and me. by the Scott Guards Of George
c town. and large delegation of citizens He made
speech merely thanking citizens favorable re-
cepton their hands expressing in his
sense OF the hospitality and kindness he had met with
Kentucky During his progress from Blue Lieks the
his carriage was several times stopped to receive tha
greetings Of the villages on the road.
The Fair largely the cattle exhibited
: very fine About fourteen thousand strangers
now in town mostly influential citizens the State
Gen. Scott will visit the grounds this morning
viii then address the citizens The welcome extended to
u democrats and wings alike sharing in it
d The Kentucky military companies make fine appear
NJ and great number of soldiers who had fought
~ under Scott are town The place presents beautiful
appearance. Large parties OF ladies and gentlemen
al locking in principally on horseback 1t is also jubilee
no among slaves hundreds of whom, male finale
NJ crowd the streets, walking and mounted Gen Scott
~ health is excellent
ct Paris Ky Sept, 23-The crowd in attendance at til
IL fair immense and it estimated that
circle formed, with Gen Scott in the midst wheI
Hon. q. w Williams on behalf OF the Barbour Agricui
nra soeiey introduced Scott to the audenee aud mad
General Scott replied iu beautiful and eloquent speech
:; which was received with rapturuus plsudits.
L. THE FIoRpA ISDIAssfhere seems to be some ooao'
u after ALL whether Billy Bowlegs will go West ihe 'a
ne vannah Courier says:
IL '.Whie their way to this city, we are inot u @ So
of Billy once twice parook freely OF ms Ia s
,la water. He particular such oceas1i - b Mir,
On on. oceas he went below among the engineers am anu
M passed by when ns emrd him most
ed and with his peculiar indnn hx hes rascahe
his T warrior gentleman who eonysrssd
wee ;t brom the Interpreter, informs us that tu - % p;
sed s ow was very moody " When asssq m bnu @
to boNesI 81 Ss, NJ hops s' Oar informant Is OF tas
i;on from all he saw ana heard that the lndans WIN
v. according agreement ana thst We may sooh
pct 10 hear some stirring news from Florida we
trust he may be mistaken