New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Steamship Baltic.

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Our teegapnic correspondent has forwarded to Us
New York. in advance Of the mail, the following summary
Of news by the steamer Baltic:
The United States mail steamer Baltic, Captain Com
stock, from Liverpool with seyenty-eight passengers
arrived at NewYork on the 2Sth ult
The mail steaship Europa arrived at Liverpool Tues
day afternoon. O'Clock, having been teiegraphed OF
olyhead the previous afternoon at half past two o'clock
but delayed in reaching her mooriDgs by fog until half
past II A. NJ, Tuesday 10. "A
On Tuesday the new Cunard screw-steamer Andes
arrived at Liverpool from Greenoch and will be des-
patched for NewYork, punctuay the sth The Alps,
the second steamer of the line Is expected at Liverpool
this day month
The steamer Great Britain left st. Helena 18th Septem
ber; had remained there five days. The Sarah Sands
arrived at st. Vncents October and left for the Cape
Of Good Hope, the 7th M s5<
The BY this arrival does not possess much interest
Cotton continues depressed Breadstus rising Consul
Macausy is dead Meetings Americans have held
in London and Paris in memory of Daniel Webster.
ENGLAND. i. ~ =35.5 =
PAnLIAsENr-0n Monday the House Of Lords transact
cd little business except passing bill to make Thursday
the 18th which day the funeral Of the Duke Of Well
lngton takes place, legal holiday and Lord Brougham
presented petition from Jamaica, praying that
stringent measures may be adopted for the suppression Of
| the slave trade.
The House Of Commons conceded In the measure to-
Thursday 18th close holiday. Lord Stanley, in
reply to question: said tho attention Of Government had
directed to the subject Of obtaining reduction Of
tn duty upon English coal imported into France. Com
munications had passed the subject between the two
Governments from which 1t appeared that France was
favorable to modification Of the customs dues between
the two countries On the motion Of Lord Palmerston
return Of the number Of slaves imported into Cuba and
| the Brazis ordered Mr.. Hume complained Of the
Infringement the part Of Spain and Portugal Of the
treaty for the suppression Of the slave trade select
committee reappointed to enquire into the Govern
| ment Of India - X, +
On Tuesday the 10Th the Lord Chancellor stated The
that Government intended to bring forward
Improvement in the administration Of the law In the
Commons reply Mr. Hume Lord Stanley stated that
the Austrian Government had apoogsed for the ares
June last of Mr. Newton, British subject The other
business Of the day was Of . formal character.
On Monday Earl Derby called meeting Of the members
Of Parliament who will support his About 220
members were present. The meeting understood to
be in relation Mr. vers intended motion
The following the notice Of Mr. yTer's motion il
now stands the order book for the 23d Instant Mr.
Charles yiers to resolution on Free -Trade Th
is Of COURSE intended test question of the strength
the Ministry.
The obscquies Of the Duke of Wellington excitcs th.
largest share public attention To-morrowhe day
holiday all the stores to be closed and business ss
pended It is scarcely credible the number Of person.
ayaed themselves Of the approaching holiday
and the cheap excursion trains to visit the metropolis
with the object being present at ths ceremony Alons
wholene Of the funeral procession the win
dows and balconies rened at f1 to f5 seat
the grayeyards LOndon grarsyad are boarded Owe
and fitted up amphtheatres to witness the spectacle
Eight hundred have been working night and day
in
detachments troops arriving from all the garrison
the country For days past the body Of the Duk
been lying in state at Chelsea Hospital and such ha
the crowd of perons striving to gain admission tina
casualties occurred and two three
were crushed to DEATH The expense of the spectacle
: 0O,o00-half million Of dollars.
meeting Of the American citizens in London
vened at the Legation the 18th, by Mr. Ingersol K
purpose of uniting in tribute Of respect
ory Of Daniel Webster Suitable resolutions pssse
it resolved that the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days About forty presen
Our correspondent unable to procure complete
of the The resolutions drafted by Messr
4 George Peabody, Mass; james Beehan, Va; John
: Newpold. Penn Russell sturgis Mass George A. Rigg
8 Washington D. c.; r. Townsend Huddart, CAL; W.
Mosely, N. Y; w King Smith, Va, and Denning Due
N. J.
On Saturday 18TH Mcssrs Brown Shipley Co., agent
at Liverpool for Collins steamships met with aseIiou
loss by robbery clerk sent to the Branch Bank
England with roll of Bank Of England notes. consistn
of FIVE notes Of $500 each, and five of s10on all S3Do
When the bank well dressed thief entered into
versaton with him and managed to abstract the none
get off with the prize The number Of the not
but the thief has hitherto euded detection
Both houses of the Conyocation Of Canterbury
in session Mt London the 18TH There large ate,
dance of Bishops and clergy but their proceedings off
nothing of interest to the American render The idi
gused scope of the present agitation to set the author
S Of Conyocation above that of the Grown.
Very high floods the past week in the Thnme
Wye Severn and smaller rivers Much damage to pro-
4 erty resulted -
Over five hundred patents for inventions granite
during the past month under the patent amendme1
act Under the old scale of high charges not more tina
IS five hundred were granted per aunum.
= :. FRANCE. Y4l-e.. .s Y.Ss,;s
The provincial Journals filed with proclamation
addresses from the Projects, stimulating the zeal
g the voters. In Paris all is quiet-apparenty e
enthusiasm for the Empire although show Of OPP
= sition. -t,F 5.set.sGl 5sssys
The long talked Of reduction in the army is said
be the of execution We do not learn that the
4 is ground for the statement definite than commc
rumor 1t is also said the authority. that Pr
sident Napoleon Is about allow greater liberty acc
II to the corps legslatK.
y The protest of the Count de Chambord has appeare
L, ttee of London and from the Jersey Refugees is pu
shed in the onitsur The Jersey manifesto is signed
Victor Hugo l500 copies of the Chambord protest hi
D. been seized at Lille with other supplies at Don al
Metz also address from Ledru Ron at Hasobrouc
Louis Napoleon has been at Fontainbeau the past
recreatng his court with "a grand court stag huntn
The Constitutional newspaper has just been sold by
proprietors to M. Meres proprietor of the Payes,
~ 160O00o francs. The two papers will be amalgamat
se The Constitutional had about $4,000 subscribers
Under the Senatus- Consulim Napoleon Ill may sels
either of the following successor to the thro
in default of direct male issue The by the
marriage Of Lucien Bonaparte namely Charles Luci
% Bonaparte Prince of Canine, exPresident of the Rom
Constituent Assembly, age 40; Louis Lucien, age 8
Pierre, age 81 and Antoine, age &c. The surviving
be by the second marriage of Prince Jerome Napoleon
seph Bonaparte aged 80 The Of Charles Lucen
naparte Prince Canno namely, Joseph Lucien, Prir
r. de Musgnano aged 2s Lucen Louis aged "a Napole
OK Jacques aged 49, In addition to these who
be called to the succession, the Imperial Family
at consist of the following members Of whom, if
unmarried can marry without consent of the Emper
af namely jerome Bonaparte, liking of Westphala
Princess Zenade Charlotte Bonaprte eldest daughter
Joseph brother Napoleon and married to the FRINGE
Ice Canine; the daughter of Lucien namely the Primo
bs Aexandrine wife of Count Vincent de Canine the Pr
of cess Constance at Rome the Princess Jeanne
naparte married to the Marquis Honorate the Primo
- N.thlde daughter Jerome: and the FIVE daughters