New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-26
Foreign News by the Europa.


ESe1sNp-A reduction of Is i'd, per cw in the import
duties foreign refined will come into operation on
the 9th July, reducing the duty to los 4d
SHIPS FOR AusrRALIA-There forty flour vessels
advertised in the Posto Packet List to take out pr
waite ship letter bags to Australia and all of which are to
Sydney and twenty-five for Melbourne and Port
Philip.
STEAM TO AusrRAlrA-On Tuesday the Australian
steamsphip belonging the Australian Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company left the Thames on her maiden voyage
for Australia She is 400 tons burhen worked by the
screw carries out upwards of 100000 in specie
besides $50 passengers of whom As are first class passen
gers
TIT Lopos IsrANps-At the monthly meeting of the
Council of the Royal Agricultural Society Wednesday,
the subject the Lobos Islands was brought forward for
discussion resolved that deputation from the
society wait upon the Earl of Derby to represent to him
the Importance of taking every possible means to effect
reduction in the price Oh gnano II seems 70 De ae
Islands not based any just title since those islands
furnish neither shelter nor sustenance for single human
being.
Co.ipL ELTON OF THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH IRELAND
submarine telegraph between the coasts of Englad and
Ireland is now accomplished fact and event preg-
nant with interest regards the future welfare of this
country On Tuesday morning, ut O'Clock the britannia
steamer started from Hoyhea with telegraph cable
board preceded by her steamer Prospero vessel
furnished by the Admiralty as pilot to the expedition
The proceeded at low rate of Speed varying
from four to six miles hour laying out the wire with
the greatest care percon they receded from the
English coast and at length after passage of little
than 16 hours and without the occurrence of any
co.eps arrived at Howth Harbor amid the cheers of
those who had assembled to witness their approach The
moment the Britannia had arrived at ef estnaton anu
communicated the fact to olyhead that the Irish shore
reached, the final grand test was applied to the tele-
graphic cable by connecting the wire with one of ships
loaded guns and passing the word fire to ilolyhead
The answer the immediate discharge of the gun on
board the britannia The hour was then just haif-past
eight O'Clock.
The work had been performed in little than IS
hours. Messages now rapidly interchanged and
salute Of the rtannia's guns fired from Holyhead.
letter arrived Dublin directed to gentleman who had
left for olyhead by the midday steamer and whose pre-
sence Immediately required in London message
half hour he
discovered and he responded. Il am here. You are
wantedin london Il shall start by the next train
Another hour and the cable ashore and the connec-
ton completed with the land wires and indicators at the
Dublin terminus of the Droheda Railway, in Amicns
street. converng with those at the terminus of the
Chester and Holyhead Railway in Holyhead
perfect system ofeleetric telegraph communication
now between the various offices within the Bank OF
England
The net profits the Bank of Ireland for the year 1851
amount to t212S3.
Prmate Cullen has received 600 from Charleston 5 o.
for the Catholic University,
E1000 to the formation of similar institution IN KOS
common ,-..
The foundation of the Wesleyan chapel to
commoate 800 persons and to cost foo has been laid
In the Encumbered Estates Court the competition for
land increase and several lots have been sold
| at 10 years purchase.
appointed BY the Derby has arrived in Galway to
make observations the capabilities of that port as
packet station.
FRANCE.
THE ORLEANS rnopERrl.-The advocates of the Conn,
Gil Of State NJ p. Fabrc and NJ Matthew Bode charged
to ceud appeal of the Princes OF the Orleans family
against the DEGREES relative to their property, have
published memoir from which it appears that they in-
tend to rely four points viz That the princes pos
scs property in virtue of the deed of the 18th of Au-
gust 1889 that that property could not return to the
State before the 9th of August That they are heirs OF
the King their father for that part of Neuiy which
purchased subsequent to 1859 and of Madame Adelaide
for part the domain of Monceaux That they have
for tta,1
considered good title and with good faith That the
property has been made the subject of marriage settle
nens which have created rrevocabe rights for the mar
red parties their children and finally that the or
binary judicial tribunals have jurisdiction III the case
AUSTRIA
The Vienna Presse. of the 9th May contains long
sarcastic article the people of the United State:
generally and Mr. Webster in particular 1t says that
in consequences of Mr. Websters speech at the kossutt
banquet Mr. Hulsemann directed to break off dpo
: matte relations with Government The Prose- IN the
innude Of its wisdom. says that the present President
M Polk, disapproyed of Mr.. Webstcrs conduct, anc
would have had him reraet if he could 1t consider:
that Austria has acted in very dgnled manner alt
preserved her honor Mr.. Hulsemann expected il
c Vienna the 2Sth u
: MISCELLANEOUS.
Feargus OConnor the crazy NJ p has been playing al
sorts prans in London since his return from the United
States He day visited ali the law courts in Wesmln
Hall and interrupted the business OF each for TIM
by his strange conduct At the mere mention Oh an CHI
Ger he would Mt once leave.
:, An aeronau named foulson was killed at Manchester
on Wednesday by falling from his balloon.
The notorious Madame Lafugr who has been for SOM
years confined in mason de so'te at Kenny; mas Just re
ceived free pardon.
i seyd Pascha. hereditary Prince of Egypt and edcs
s1rqivinr AIrllsuit Lad arrived at Marseihe
on board French ship of war. The ostensble cause
visit is recruit his health at the mineral springs u
l. Mont dor.
Cartiguy the WE'LL known comic actor, is dead.
The President will take his residence at St tlout
Immediately and will come into Paris to attend Canine
Councils and Receptions which will be held at the Tui'
b leries