New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-23
DAILY CRESCENT.
Arrival of the Atlantic.
FoUR D.qYs LATER FROM EUROPE

run Of nine days and twenty-five hours from
Liverpool-bringing odvices to the dth inst.
The Cunard propeller Andes, from New York,
18th ult, arrived out ON the evening of the 30th,
in eleven days and twenty-five hours, mean
time The Europa, from New York Goth ult.,
arrived out May !, at II A. NJ, having made
the trip in ten days, fifteen hours and fifteen
minutes.
Cotton at Liverpool remained quiet, but steady
Mt previous quotations Breadstutfs were dull,
with partial decline, in view of q thin attend
ance of buyers, and moro favorable weather for
agriculture.
The Di0rio ESpanoi says that Santa Anna
has sought aid from Spain to repei an anticpa-
ted flibuster expedition from the United States
| The circular of Barring Bros. says that there
| is no change in American stocks, with only
moderate demnad 1t gives the following quo
| tations: United States 6'5 bonds ITO aall1
ditto inscriptions, aall0; Massachusetts ster-
ling SIS 98a99 Pennsylvania State 5's SIaS9,
ditto bonds 90; Boston City AIS sterling l0la.
AS mentioned per Cambria via Halifax, the
Earl Of Aberdeen, in the House of Lords, on
Friday evening 29th ult, moved the second rea-
| ding OF the bill for removal Of Jewish Disabili-
ties, and strongly urged the removal Of the most
intolerant restriction on the civil liberties of
British subjects. The Earl of Salisbury opposed
the bill, and moved it he read that day six
months He trembled Mt the consequences to
Christianity, if Jews were admitted ON u civil
equality with Christians Such measures would
not expel Christianity from the earth, but they
might destroy it in Great Britain The Earl Of
Albermarle, the Archbishop Of Dublin, and the
Bishop Of St. Dayids supported the bill, while
the Bishop of Salisbury Earl of Darnley, Earl
Of Harrowby and others, opposed it on religious
grounds. A division took place, when there ap-
peared contents (for the blD 1l5; non-con-
tents 1b4; the bill was therefore lost by 40
majority.
On the evening of the ID inst the Lori
Mayor of LONDON entertained at dinner the
judges, and other legal dignitaries, and few
literary men. Mr. Ingersoll and Mrs. Stowe
were present. Mr.. Ingersoll made a speech
Justice Talfourd made an oration compliment
tary to Mrs. Stowe, to which Charles Dickens
replied in the name Of that lady Mrs Stowe
is at present the guest Of the Duchess Of Suth-
erland
Lundy, Foote Co., the celebrated snuff man
ufacturers, have addressed a remonstrancc to
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer against the
proposed reduction of the duty on foreign manu-
incturcd tobacco from ts. I'd per lb to 3s Sd
They say the measure, if carried into effect
will totally ruin those engaged in tobacco man
ufacture in Britain.
, Cardinal Wiseman delivered q very able lee.
, ture at the Manchester Corn Exchange on the
arts of design and the arts of production.
Two Roman Catholic Bishops, Drs Ullathornt
and Moore, Of birmingham, are arrested fol
debt and lodged in Warwick Jail. Their pecu
mary embarrassments arise from the failure Of
the Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire Bank
! in which they were somehow entangled Will
! respect to trust funds. The Rev. Bishops in
7 tend to pass through the insolvent court
"a The Manchester Chamber Of Commerce, al
though not in favor Of some features of tn
budget, has petitioned Parliament for its adop
ton IN TITO, as fairly representing the genera
wants Of the country.
n A new joint-stock company appears in ii
i Lonlon market, under the name Of 90 the Elet
& trio Power and Color Company its object b,
ing to apply electricity to the purposes of illu
- minaton according TO a newly discovered syS
TEN of working the batteries, which is said t
convert the materials employed into pigment
having marketable value.
Twenty-seven thousand emigrants embarke
y at the port Of Liverpool for America an
), Australia during the past month of April, bein
VI larger number than in any preceding month
- the increase icing mostly OF lrish German
and Dutch to America, owing to leess fayora
! bic accounts by recent arrivals from Melbourn,
: FRANCE.
'i The .1f0RiteW announces, non officially, tina
= the Empress ''qui etau enceinte depuis dca
moiS, et qui etaH somBfante depuis quelqut
j0urS, a fuit une Jausse couche dams Ia soiyl
iu % .aDra." Her Majcsty's state of health
2 again satisfactory.
= Some political arrests had been made in Paris
.e one man being described as delegate fro
London Revolutionary Committee" A distu,
bAnce took place on the 9th ultimo, at Il
school of .ffts-et-.NefierS, at Anglers, whiC
ended in twenty of the pupils being marched {
p TO prison.
= The cars from Paris to Havre, 29th ult., ca
,E AS ried 955 emigrants to embark at Havre fl
Or America.
frs Two non, commissioned officers of the Cha
:. seurs de Vinccnnes, have been sent to Constal
tinople to train corps of Chasseurs for the Tu
L. lsh service.
81 The Prefect of the Indre and Loire address
I'd a circular to the Mayors of his department, a
:, thorzing them to contradict the story that mel
;u bers of the Government are engaged in specul
. ting in grain
. The .noniteur contains the pardon Of sixt
III nine more political offenders, none of them
MAnote.
N PRUSSIA
Il The first Prussian Chamber lately voted t
ffaai exclusion of jews from all public employmel
On the 26th ult,, petition on the subject bea
= ing the names of thousand influential citizel
8 was presented to the Second Chamber I
sss petitioners, conspicuous among whom was {
V, veteran philosopher, Alexander Won Humbo
5Ss demand full freedom of religious opinion, a
, the admission Of Jews to civil Offices 7
= reading Of this petition was strenuously
"a posed by the Cavalier party, but the major
e of the Chamber decided that it should be ent(
Zee. tanned
il. SWITZERLAND,
gst In its sitting of the 25th ult., the Swiss Ft
: eral Council received the answers of the COVE,
IA ments of Ticino and the Grisons, respecting
n concessions to be made to Austria Both CT
fss' S tons refuse in the most positive terms to aba
~ don the right of asylum, and insist that
Federative Government has no power to depr
- them Of that right. Ticiuo further denies
81 participation in the Milan plot
sS, oH, Adyices from Bernc state that the Fede
va Council had received a telegraphic dispat
and from Lieut. Col Burnant, announcing that
gra= au Austrans had established military post nj
aus, otabbio, on territory which is considered as
=, longing to Switzerland On receipt of this
80, tellgenee the Federal Council Immediately
mt mt sembled to inquire into the affair.
&c. The Council of War at Friburg was still
.. gagged ON the 25th in unrayclinC the intricat
Il. Of the recent plot, and more arrests Ind b
Us Us made. Besides the cure of Torney lie Grand
amer seems two other priests were taken when
= w1.h na insurgents surrendered. The Torny peasa
:. bore a banner, on which was embroidered
Nla white cross, with the legend of Constantine,
iNNS iNS hoe signo rinccs." The state of siege has
). - been raised in friburg, as was reported
tos hundred and twenty eight of the insurgents
Obs still in custody.
Tues AUSTRIA.