New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

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John Winthrop. of Mass writes to the London Times
IN defence Of Mr. Webster from the ungenerous attacks
The Cunar3 Chagres line will touef at partIaYJ
and Boston well as NevTozk
Dudley Pierce Belfast busiaess connected with
tae Sewf Ork and aalway line.
Tie steamer Griser fitting out for the Fishery
station
The Tenant Right League is in session at Dublin
/ FRANCE.
The French claims tIe Hayten Government mad
been satisfactorily settled,
By decree Louis Napoleon has suppressed the CorsaIr
a Partisan journal
Moniteur announces that the Minister of Finance
naS repaid 70 the bank the remaining half Of the fifty mil
The Belgian papers say that the French Envoy 10 Bel
gum was only on leave Of absence and not recalled 90
count OF Ill feeling regarding the copyright treaty
| GERMANY '@7'
The Hsyten Consul at Hamburg had formally
planned OF ths attacks Of the Hamburg solouqne
Intercepted letters from Mazzns show the reyol
tonsts are raising large sums Of money in Germany
SPAIN.
An English company bad commenced to construct q
canal along the river Ebro, from the Mederrauean to
AUSTRIA
The cholera subsiding warsaw on tie s1st there
At pcsen niuetynine cases occurred On he ssh and
tnty-seVen deaths On the s0th and 31st these were
| sfaIy new cases at Dantzic and twenty deaths.
| The Austrian Government contemplates establishing
| the export and import duties EaT silk. fsraf#a
ITALY. sasT
~ ministry mad harlnonzed again, and
H Perranti had withdrawn his resignation
Political arrests continue. FRENCH froops vere sfa
TONED along the road to prevent The deprsdaons u ban
Later adTices do not confirm the rnmorsd dfscuitss
| between England the Pope.
Armed brgands iufest the vicinity Of fCcpstantsuoae
the 1 e hasu e shg os ST. e
| twenty persons Eiliea, and forty wounded.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Lhere was no prospect Of speedy termination Of the
war and Gen cathcars had threatened to withdraw the
troops If the Colonists did not fight. sS
CANADIAN AFFAIRs-Difcuisy IN DE GaSnei-The Com
missioner of the Board of Public Works has resigned be-
cause the Government has resolved put American
vessels passing the Weand Canal only the same tolls
paid by British vessels passing both the Weland g.
Lawrence Canals and to restore deerenta duties against
direct American trade by placing higher duties goods
coming that way than those coming by the st. Law
renee, &.5az9 "a gaa15- M 8a
Mr Hineks on behalf of the remaining members Of the
Cabinet: explained the object be ndnce the United
| States to grant reciprocity.
The Government have Issued notices calling plans
and estimates for vceregal residence at Toronto tie
| site of the old Government House The square Hpou
which the residence will be exceeds acres
and handsomely planted with treessome of them by
This indicates the settled purposes Of the e
redeem its pledge to Upper Canada to return to Tuonto
| in four years. I'D
GEN ScoTrs SPEECH PiTTsBuReH-The Pittsburgh
Gazette contains shor sketch of the speech delivered
by General Scott to the wings Of that city Saturday
evening the 18th instant After stating that he thanked
them for the enthusiastic welcome they had given him
and referring his youthful aspirations do something
for the advantage of hs coAntry in which through the
appreciation of his countrymen he had In some
successful the sketch in tha Gazette continues
He then spoke Of Pennsylvania. and expressed his
grateful emotions for the signal manner in which she
always manifested her friendship the humble soldier
who had been frequently honored in leading her al
liant citizens to battle He reverted to the gallant soldiers
Of Pennsylvania both regulars and volunteers had
stood by him with unalterng fidelity bravery the
assembled throng to some Of those who stood around
him who had shared with him in the fagues ard pefils
onwealtR was the Keystoue Of the Federal Arch, and
she had always been true to the Union and while she
Union vas safe in the midst of all the shceks which might
ever be reasonably hurled against it. He loved pennsy
Da t as w as her many other Sreaa m
but beat for the UDion the whole Union this great
and glorious nation which ought and ever would remain
and indvisibe His obligations also great to
Pennsylvania for the unsolicited honor portion of
people had conferred him by unitsdl and heart
lily promoting his nomination to the surages Of his fe
citizens for the august office for which he was now
candidate and he eyer reached that exalted position,
must be by the vote of the people Of this gallant
- In concuson he announced his intention remain
ing in this city until Monday and expressed his thank
him the pleasure Of meeting his trushearted
Pittsburgh this occasion Ihis ociai duty had not
required it, he should not have taken journey during
~ the Presidential contest, but it had been made hin,
here by the spontaneous action of the people source Of
uuaoyed qualification and would be cherished
among lis dearest recoecton lie invoked the bless
ngs Of Heaven upon the people and took his leave Of
, them amidst their loud and enthusiastic hurras.o
CRcuLAR.-The ofCougress approved Aug. 81 1862
making appropriations for the naval service the
ending Soth of June thousand eight hundred and
three provides that the proper accounting officers
low and pay out Of any money i'll the Treasury other
wse appropriated to the officers petty officers searen,
and marines of the United States Navy and to the era
of Fhp in
the coast of California aud Mckee, since tile
twenty eighth day of September, eighteen hundred
fifty the increased additional as has
been by law directed to be paid to the officers and soldiers
, | of the army who served in California -
The officers petty officers marines of the
United States Navy who entitled to the benefits
therein provided hereby notified that all applications
for the settlement Of their claims must be
the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury in the city Wash
ngton The employment of agents attorneys to prose-
T cute such claims ia not necessary.
By the act it is provided that much Of the act
approved March third. eighteen hundred en-
titled act making appropriations for the
for the year ending the thirteth June one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty two provides that
Communication OF ration shall be allowed except officers
their attendants and for the spirit part Of the
be and the same is hereby repealedi sssGix4 gi,
All officers OF the Navy and Marine Corps holding COM
rlands, either shore aoat hereby required
romugate the foregoing provisions of law and to
that injustice done to those under their respective
commands in the settlement of their accounts s..
Il JOHN T. KENNEDY. Sec Of the Navy
RUSSIA AND TuRkEy-FRANcE AND THE UrrrEp s., r,rEss-
By reports from Constantnople predictions of Kossuth
in his speeches at Boston and Syracuse fulfilled
London letter to the NewYork Tribune says:
Russia is going in her way get the Straits
harbor in the Mediterranean and you may be that
before winter her army will again occupy the Danuban
prncpates. Incendarism has subsided at Constanti-
nope, but the muftis are again exciting the people
against the Sultan though he has dismissed his
ministry and replaced it by Russian parans There
but hope left for the friends Of Turkeytha is that
Omer Pasha the great General remains at the head
the army"
The foreign advices have lately shown that the French
has informed its ship that they would
be protected in taking guano from the Lobos Islands
contrary to the assumed rights Of Peru The
respondent of the Tribune endeavors to make much
and that Louis Bonaparte already
intention of meddling in American affairs, nd adds
He has sent his friend and minister. NJ de Persigny
to London, in order to bring about understanding
the state of things in Mexico and has declared tina
he is ready to maintain the right OF Peru to the Guan
Islands which has been called in question by Mr. Web
ster aud Lord Maimesbury is the personal friend
Louis Bonaparte there is doubt whatever that Rus
. will succeed through him in involving England an,
|, France in difficulty with the United States The frs
thing is of the meddng with the affairs Of Soul
,s | America
v The PLAGUE MApElRA.-The following extract from
i'd letter written by eminent physician at Funenai
Madeira. to friend in Boston disproves the reports
which have been published of the Of the plague
ry in that Island: ...rae
v MADEIRA July 80, 1862.