New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31
TELEcRAPHHD TO THE CRESCENT
BE- tbt National lins.
Further by the Arctic.

Further by the arctic.
NETWORK, May 80.
The following additional items of intelligence
| are embraced in the Aretics accounts
Mrs. Stowe.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe had visited Elk.
| eter Hall, where she met with an enthusiastic
| reception by the British Foreign Anti-Slavery
Society. Among the speakers on the occasion
| were Professor Stowe, and negro named r.
Marks.
Arctic Expedition-New Colony.
Captain Penny the celebrated Arctic Navi-
gator, goes out in the steam-soop Phoenix, with
| MS family, to found permanent colony in the
Arctic regions.
Parliament.
Parliament was not in session when the Arctic
lett, having adjourned during Whitsuntde
Still Laer by the Arctic.
New YORK, May so
The following items of European intelligence
are gathered from the letters and papers brought
by the Arctic.
HE DUBLIN EXHTBITIoN.-The great exhibit
ton at Dublin has been eminently successful.
FRENCH NEws-yNr. Rires-Princess .Mtrat
Mr., Rives, the late Minister to France, had an
audience with Louis Napoleon on the 18th inst +,
when he presented the letter from Washington,
recalling him from his post.
The Princess Murat, previously mentioned as
having arrived at Paris, is Madame Achile Mu-
rat, from Florida.
Observation-Disclosures from Vienna to the 18th
INST state that Mr.. Foote had not yet presented
his credentials to the Austrian Court
NAPLEs-A great excitement had been pro-
duced at Naples by the circulation of a report
that Mazzini was on board the U. S. frigate
Cumberland, then lying in the harbor. The
authorities were greatly agitated, and the po-
lice kept in motion until the rumor was ascer-
tanned to be false
CHINA. Advices have been received from
Hong Kong to the 28th March. They confirm
the report Of the siege of Nankin by the rebels
AT Shanghai and Lautchou all the chiefs had
submitted
Another cargo of slaves COOLIES y had recent
ly been shipped
HURRICANE.-A terrible hurricane had re-
Gently passed over the Islands (?) on the Goth of
March.
EGYPr.-Judge Jones had gone to Cairo to
present his credentials.
TURKEY The latest dates from Constantine
pie are of the 18th ult. Affairs were then in
train of satisfactory adjustment
The Pasha Of Trebizoud has been deposed
by the Sultan for having been concerned in
dealingh slaves
Rio DE JASEIRo.-Accounts have been received
from Rio de Janeiro to the 18th ult
The Coffee market was then very active, and
the sales of the month embraced 49, 900 bags.
Planters were holding over. Receipts small.
On the first of July, the export duty on coffee
is to be reduced to nine per cent
Ohio River
PITTSBURGH, May 80.
The river here is falling, with feet 4 inches
water in the channel
CINCINNATI, May so.
The river here is still falling, and has re-
ceded feet inches during the last "A hours
Steamboats,.
LOUISVILLE, May 30.
The steamboats, Glendy Burke and the York
town have arrived from NewOrleans, and the
Glendy Burke and the Empire have departed for
that port.
Steamboats, Passing
VICKSBURG, May so.
The following steamboats, passed here yester-
day bound to New0rleans
The Mediator at yesterday morning.
The General Lafayette, at $50 yesterday
afternoon.
The Chancellor, at $50 yesterday afternoon.
The st. Louis, at $50 yesterday afternoon
VICEsBUBG, May so
No steamboats, have passed here to-day, bound
for NewOrleans