New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14
Foreign News by the Arctic.

es~Se>S'
We take from the Baltimore Sun the following sum-
mary of the brought by the steamer Arctic which
arrived at NewYork tho 9th inst:
The is without particular interest The passen-
gers number " and among them are the following
Count and Countess Ross (Sontag) and two servants
NJ Eckert Conductor National Opera. Paris Sgnor Poz-
zolini, Principal Tenor from Berlin and Milan Miss
Laura Keene, from the Royal Lyceum Theatre London,
and servant; Messrs. Robert and Ernest Hitler, the
Mysterious Brothers - Mr. James Browne comedian
and lady J. II. Wilton. the magician; L. Kirkpatrick
Royal Agriculturist of Ireland and lady p G. sqnier
Hamilton Faster, of Baltimore, and Judge VIM Kelly, Of
Philadelphia
Rev H. " D. Johns. of this city who has been making
tour in Europe is also among the passengers-as is also
Gen J. j. McCahen, the pennsylvana Loan Commits
soner
Lord Cowlys sudden from Paris has revived the
that he ia succeeded as Embasador
by Lord Mamesbury and that Lord stratford de Red
ciffe late ambassador to Turkey will receive the appoint
ment Of Foreign Secretary These changes, it is said,
will take place in the course of September.
Parliament will be called together the 11th Of No.
vember for session Of four five weeks.
The Liverpool Chambers of Commerce held its quar-
tery meeting on the 2d With the exception of recon-
mendaton have letters from the United States sorted
on board the mail steamers and reference to tho pro-
ceedinss of the Mexican Government respecting the i'm
port duties at Matamoros and TnInpico. the report
touched nothing of interest to American readers.
During the week to 22d ten ships including the Great
Britain steamer Of the aggregate register of $500
sailed from the port Of Liverpool for Australia with O0C
emigrsnts
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covered another panebeng the he has discovered
within the past five years The new orb is in the
| stellation Aquarus
Three arrivals from Australia had brought so27s o.
gold and report another ship due with 1886
Great difficulty found in procuring sailors and from
t45 to ESQ asked and obtained for the
to England
| IRELAND.
! The Dublin Evening Post states that the Government
Commissioners have selected Limerick the Transata-
| tic Packet Station
The sx-ile Bridge affair in Ireland continues to ex-
cite much feeling in the locality where occurred
Mr. G. gtge Justice of Peace. and eight soldiers u
the 3lst Regiment have been committed TO nnis jail in
acco: lance with the coroners finding against them Of
wilfu murder detachment Of the 47th Regiment
is stationed within the Jail protect item against any
attack by the people. The London Tilles comments
for the imprisoned soldiers has applied criminal
rants against Priests Cune and Burke for inciting the
people to murder ttoo,s.
The celebrated Donuybrook Fair passed off taney this
year-not fight to be had for love or money.
Hon Robert j. Walker was expected at Galway on the
2st, and the Galway Vudicator that this visit
has connection with the establishment of steam
packet line between NewYork and Galway.
FRANCE
Since the festivities in honor of the Emperor little has
transpred.
Considerable uneasiness has been created in
cial circles at the cessation of all business between
France and Bel giun i'll consequence Of the delay in
ranging the commercial treaty between the two
Among other DEGREES, the lone publishes one sbol-
ishng the duties at present payable the of
and spun silk.
The Government papers continue to insert the ad-
dresses OF the Councils of ACCOMPLISHMENTS expressive of
their adhesion to Louis Napoleon. These addresses
or less explicit in relation to the establishment Of
| the Empire.
Rear Admiral Fevier Despontes is appointed to the
| command Of the French feet the Pacific station,
The settlement of the boundary between France and
Spain still attracts the attention of both Governments
SPAIN.
Cadiz journal announces that the line of steamships
plying between Spain Cuba would be shortly rein
from Cadiz will then take place twice month.
The Spanish warsteamer Volcano sunk the entrance
of the port OF Vigo few days since
PORTUGAL.
Oporto letters to the Goth August and state that
shipments from that port almost entirely suspended
in consequence of the expected reduction and equaza
ion OF the export duty wines Several vessels loading
for ports in the United States detained from the
same cause, and could not get cargoes.
HOLLAND, THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN.
We find the following in the London Morning Chronicle
of the 24th:
'Thc Staats Coran publishes important communi-
cation from the Colonial Department relative to the past
and present relations Of Holland with Japan 1t appears
from this official document that the reports Of the inter
vention of Holland to prevent the departure of the
American expedition and the abandonment of the pro-
ect by the United States in consequence of which the
authorities of Java have permitted their country be
entered in order to arrange the question is unfounded
All that the Government OF Holland proposed do
to address to that of Japan amcable Dispatch with
the view of preparing favorable reception Commodore
Perry and to point advantages that wud result
Japan from the opening of its ports foreign cou-
merce the Emperor of China had done in 1912 1t is
not improbable that the negotiation may be with
success and that Commodore Perry, arriving within
sight Of the coast will find little difficulty in the negota
tons he is directly sent to bring about with the Imperial
Court
AUSTRIA.
The Voss Gazette of the 10th states that the French
ambassador at Vienna had in conference with the Aus
Minister for Foreign Affairs declared in the nam,
of his government that would continue to use ever,
effort for the maintenance of European peace and thai
he regarded the treaties OF 1915 the condition sine g
Of the peace uf the world and the political eoub
rum of Europe. In his turn, the Embassaor was sssu
red of the friendly disposition of the Northern Powers
and their determination to attempt to force an
form of government upon France.
| An Englishman-a Lord Somebody-was arrested re
Gently at Verona for sketchipg The Notifications. an
after being imprisoned two Gays hurried of tn
country without any apology Coming after tn
| Mather difficulty the affair makes noise.
the tapis
The Cou1 .iihsns of the 9th announces the arriTa
| at Athens Of Mr. Marsh from Constantinope and hi
having obtained an interview with tho Queen Regent
respecting the case of Dr. King Another account says
(no date givcn), The American squadron lett tfS
Pirrus after Mr Marsh possession Of the doe
umeuts relative to Dr. Kings case. The squadron ii
supposed to BIZ on It's say to Trieste
A few days ago in Philadelphia, o mischiey
ous monkey made his escape from MS keeper and enter
ing private residence frightened the inmates out
their wits by getting the parlor mantle throw M
down the orns nants and breaking the mirrors ohe
articles furniture The screams OF the females brough
.at.v f.rht ~ al.