New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-10
The Paoifc's News.

Wetake from the Baltimore Sun the following telegraph
Il aostractof the political news bought by the steamer
Pacific: s m | 10y
Nep 3otk May 1-The Hciac arrived here this
afternoon With Liverpool dates Of Tie 2lst ult She brings
passengers and English gold shs en-
countered strong head winds during the whole Of the
bound east and Of tit a The passed tie Atiantc The
Europa arrived at Liverpool the morning of the 10TH
on board were well
Parliament re-assembled on the Goth An important
debate ensued the motion to appoint committee to
gate its government of the Indian Empire. Lord John
Russell lauded the Company s management The motion
The Commons then took up the Passenger Amendment
Act Mr. Herbert said that the cooperation Of the United
States indispensable to carrying out the provisions of
the act Sir Packngton volunteered in behalf Of the
government to communicate with the government at
fhe Court ii Exchequer On Monday rendered Judgment
against Alderman Soomors& Thus settling the point that
but Christians eligible to seat in Parliament
Rosas arrived at Queenstown on the 18th, =.
new line of steamers from Plymouth to the coast of
Madeira was announced to commence running
in September 5.-si ls1 tom s.,-,>gf So -.
The Earl of Derby stated on Tuesday that the House of
Lords had no intention of altering the present grants
the Catholic College of Weymouth -ff''f7iF-' iia
he chancellor Of the Exchequer stated that he would
next week appoint day to make financial statement.
FRANCE.
The protest of the heirs of the Orleans family against
the conscaon of their property heard before the
Court Of the Instance at Paris Saturday Messrs
poet and appeared as counsel for the Orleans
family The Project of the Seine behalf Of the Presi
dent protested against the Jurisdiction Of the court The
matter was postponed till Friday. ,f. . .,... D. -.
Political exes hereafter to be sent to England
Spain. ''a9't"' ='Y ~ fstE '-i s7F 57,f
Prince Paul. of Wurtemburg died at Paris on Thursday
night. Marshal Gerard died Saturday. ,.,t.-., a.
The French budget shows deficiency Of 100000
francs. ~" " NV : ''
The Partisan coach builders strike for the ten
hour system. staEasr e'zs lE.l. -'iT
The German Emigrant Society complain of swindling
agents. who induce the Polish peasantry to leave home
representing that the American king had granted Kosuh
vast tract Of land for the purpose Of settlement
--..,... AUSTRIA
Vienna avices to the 18th state that Exchange on Lon
don for the week had fallen per cent in consequence of
chiefly on Dutch account Ger rl',- M ~ w.. ~
~ t} i,4ttf+. SPAIN. ,s4 .,at-. ,. 10 ,.. .,
squadron fitting out to cruise in the Mediterra-
mean as school for, practice. VI r. ts ,,., &
The remaining prisoners Of the Lopez expedition
daily expected at Gibraltar, on their way home.
BINGAMAN PACING RACES. The announcement
that the celebrated pacing horses Roanoke and Joe Wrlso
would come together again over this course attracted an
immense crowd there yesterday. 5 pm '"' +f
The splendid time made by these nags on last Sunday
had created for each host of friends who each
very sapgune that their favore would take the purse
such fine condition, moving like locomotives that his
friends strong and at the start he had decidedly
the call at up. AS before. Jim Eoffe handled the
roam and Albert Conkn. Joe Witsonthe former winning
the inside track The mile heats best three in
five under the saddle. -. --.,- 10 --s
First HeatAfter three false starts they got off Roam
ok having slightly the advantage rounding into the back
stretch with lead of about two lengths In this position
they went to the three quarter pole both horses acting
kindly and going at tremendous turn of speed At this
point Albert Joe made brush and succeeded in slight
y closing the gap coming down the home stretch head
and hip making of the most splendid brushes
track At the drawgate Joe had Tapped on to
Roanoke at the first distance stand he up his neck
coming to the Judges stand and making dead
heat that those only in the immediate vicinity line
could decide which the victor The Judges however
gave the heat to Joe Wilson by foot Time 2.24s1
Second Hea--Both horses cooled off well and came to
the apparently fresh having the track
This heat but repetition of the first Roanoke going
off from the score maintained lead of about two lengths
until rounding into the last quarter Joe usual COM
menced his awful brush coming Tapped through the
drawg winning the heat by about throaatch Time
and making the two fastest consecutive heats on
record The thing had become onesded that but
few bets offered Joe being the fayorte at any
odds M
Third Heat.-Roanoke led off before by about two
engths Before rounding the first turnoe slson broke
up, and Roanoke went away from him leaving gap of
hundred yards Conckn pulled him down and he
settled to his work with good prospect of saving his dis
ance for another heat when passing the
noe he again lifted and fell back an alarming gap 1t
was now evident that the game up Roanoke came
through under steady pull and at splendid pace dis.
ncing his competitor winning the heat and the race
in 22sA.
BiseAmAs CoussE.-Pacing Maich.--under the saddle
Purse S200-mile heats. three best in five.
3. Thompsons Roanoke. ................,2
l. Barnes's Joe Wfison ....,............1 Ids
VI. Time 2:a4a4l -a;as,4 ''''' us
The first race for purse of $50 for second class
'acng horses mile heats three best in FIVE under the
addle.
Short work made of it. and the fayortes were no
ahere u 7r r.H..' s.f. -.r
The entries were John Aliens Lady Mack, s F. Rices
Ohm B,rnet and G. Ellis's Bob Cotfrel
Lady Muck won the purse in straight heat dstanc
ng both her competitors. Time 2:37 '.= W |
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PIRATES MEprrERRANEAs-AN Naples letter Of the
9th March states that the Uzela which arrived at that
ort from Liverpool the 9th, boarded on the 3D.
'hen in lat. SO, long 7, by about dozen men, armed
nth axes from bark supposed to be Greek or Spanish
Tho commenced to plumber the The Pocahontas
Shields hove in sight, and sent boats crew to the
sstance of the Uz which caused the pirates to Jump
n their own vessel and make sail The piratical vessel
'as low one, with broad white ports and white rail
FROM THE RIVER PLATrE-Accountsr received in Boston
way OF England from Rio Janeiro, mention the belief
nat Brazil was getting the worst of it in Montevdeo the
chair being allotted to leading Orisba
In Buenos Ayres the satisfaction no means general
II although Urquiza had hitherto acted we'll he was not
usted much and the people wished to get rid of his un
aid army.