New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-23
Further ressist News by the America,

hsifpsst p M April arrived at Halifax at o'clock
10 the morning with % passengers and full freight for
Boston; @
ENGLAND.
One OF the prevailing subjects Of interest Is revision
Of the income tax and is known that the Ministry
not agree In their views respecting 1t.
dinner and testimonial were given to Sir Geo. Gray,
at Ainwy for his free trade exertions.
slight shock Of earthquake occurred at Breacon.
Wal sat liz O'Clock, on the night of the 9th ult
The golfers Of Glasgow struck successfully for higher
Also the Liverpool railway clerks and operatives
The movement has extended TO Manchester, and most
probably the country At Southampton and else
clerks to remain with them for certain number Of
All classes Of employees are securing increased remune
ration
From ireland the emigration sets chiefly to America
The address Of the London merchants does not
Bull stamp say they were but Englishmen who
would kneel with petition of at the feet of Louis
Bonaparte
Lemuel Goddard, sperm oil and iron trade merchant,
has resumed payment
Arrangements have been completed by the Anti Slavery
Committee to give Mrs Stowe public reception in Gas-
gov City Hall Addresses will be presented, and soiree
will follow.
Paris correspondents say that refugee had set
Messrs Rvedo Minister from Peru and Trcas, from
New Grenada, were received on the 25th.
French SIS closed for cash at 79f "a 412's l02f 90
On the 2sh dputation presented to the Emperor the
address of the London merchants, expressing friendly
The next day the Emperor received deputation of the
English, Atlantic and Pacific Junction Company. The
ambassadors from Peru and New Grenada accompanied
the deputaton Sir Charles Fox President of the new
company explained the pans to the Emperor who prom
sed the undertaking his superintendence and added,
happy to have received deputatou after that
the merchants of London who yesterday expressed the
strongest sentiments in favor of the peace
Those sentiments have at all times been my -
Col Hughes had private audience with the Emperor
respecting the N.wYork exhibition Col Hughes sugges
ted the appointment of French Commissioner to send
out articles in shipofwar. He well received by
the Emperor
NJ. Maundorf the pretended Dauphin, has enlisted as
The Eurydice corvette had sailed for vaparaiso-the
Armida frigate Frontla and the Duroc steamer for
Tahita.
There was little news in Paris Commercial affairs du.
ring the week lapgud Business dull both for mapufac
lures and sorekeepers Some manufactures hand
for South America, but export to North America had
nearly ceased for the present.
Rouen is dull Lyons and st. Etienne manufacturers
have orders hand for two months Iron active
Considerable business done in the silk with prices
firm. At Berry and in the vintage districts generally
inferior wines lower as is brandy Average price of
wheat in the departments twentythree to twenty five
francs per hundred kilograms
SPAIN.
Countess Dowager Montijo had arrived at Madrid.
SWITZERLAND.
The Berne Federal Council published on the 22d their
in reply to the Austrian complaint against Ticno
The Council denies the existence Of any of
plant, and expects Austria to dismiss the matter.
The government Of Zurich and Varde decline Genevas
request to convoke the Federal Diet.
GERMANY
The German Diet decline ut present to enter into
Matilda Hitz ield American lady, apprehended
Gently at Heidelberg as an agent OF the revolutionary
committee, is condemned to six weeks confinement at
Masbasce
The Duke of Darnstadt alarmed at emigration, requests
the neghborng poentates to arrest Of his subjects
attempting to leave without his permission.
DENMARK
Prince Frederick Of Zeesiug Holsein has addressed
against brother selling scheswg succession to the
King Of Denmark.
PRUSSIA.
Telegraph from Berlin of the 29th says conspiracy
had been discovered twenty persons were arrested,
eighty houses searched and and ammunitons found
Eighty persons arrested wearing the Callahan hat
a revolutionary symbol.
AUSTRIA
The Archduke Albert will take the place Of Radetzky
ITALY.
LoMBARDy.-Radetsky publishes a proclamation
nouncng an amnesty to all concerned in the recent
sion to soldiers of Napoleon to pay their respects
Napoleon III.
PIEDMoSr-Negotiation are still going on respecting
the confscated property of naturalzed Piedmontese
Austrias reply to Sardinia not being satisfactory the
Sandman Government had dispatched special nstruc-
tions to its Minister Count Reve at Vienna STIMULATING
final conditions If not conceded to, he to demand
his passports and quit Vienna.
chiefly Hupgarians.
Eighty political refugees shipped from Genoa Amer
| lea, per steamer Lang Jovani, on the 26th ult.
TuscAsY-The commercial treaty between France and
Tuscany came into force on the 10th of April
| NArLEs.-From Genoa, the 9th, a dispatch an
nounces that rife Of instruction in Palermo
| RUSSIA.
disastrous FIRE had occurred at Cronstadt. All the
principal timber whar burned-los roubles
thousand dozens of first deals, etc, were lost
large stock of ath wood and produce had also been burn
| ed at Nara
GULF OF FINLAND.
Armamsnts continue in the South of Russia and stores
for Is said to have been sold Odessa The
presence of many Russian officers Archipelago islands
md INIT lie faA
as agents for Christian houses
TURKEY
The agreement between the government and the new
bank signed on the 18th.
new tax OF one million seven hundred thousand pas-
| tres is imposed on the island of Gambia.
Direct Constantinope advces of March Is confirm that
Menschkof had not up that date presented ultima
tum. The Marseles Semiphore learns that Russia de-
manded not only revocation of the rman respecting
ceve his orders from St. Petersburg Greek
Church and clergy be wholly placed under the direction
| Of the Gar.
The war steamer Bessaraba arrived at Athens on this
18th ultimo, having board the Russian Admiral Kos
| solef
rumor was circulated on the Paris Bourse that Greece
had broken off diplomatic intercourse with England etc
and claimed protection of Russia-hough unlikely
| this wants confirmation.
| CHINA.
The latest dispatch from Marsees that the Indian
mail had arrived with China dates of the 10TH Rangoun
l4th Calcutta 10th Of February. and Bombay March
Rangoun had been almost totally destroyed by fire.
| AUSTRALIA.
| Dates per Calcutta steamship to January from
Port Philip Account of gold favorable-price SOS Cd
The miners at all the diggings number 100000 Political
state of the colony uDatered--socia condition much
Trade at Sydney brisk Gold December 2S 7Os Sd
| TERRIBLE CALAMITY.-A dreadful accident happened
recently at West Caremont N H. by which Mr. Arnold
farr respectable farmer bad his three children burnt
to death correspondent Of the Boston Courier in re-
| ference to the affair, says
"The family had been making Pile sugar in an apart
ment attached to the house. Mr. Farr's hired man Mr.
Lyman Nuting, with the children George Farr aged II
Aphonso aged and Francis aged g. slept in the same
chamber, and the rest of the family below The fire
reached this chamber Nutting at length was aroused
half bewildered and supeed by the gas sprang from
the bed and seized the younger boy who bed
him. carried him some ten feet and leaving him the
floor FASTENED his step below With great difficulty the
| family were awakened Nothing thought of but the
rescue OF the children occupying the chamber. The
mother few up the stairs but once overcome by
the smoke and flame, and with the greatest difficulty re-
traced her steps The father in the meantime assembled
ladder and in the chamber window and such was
the of the dense that he lost his balance and
fell to the ground, Djurng him severely All efforts to
the children were in vain and the three bright
egen boys were consumed by the devouring element
nothing having been found Of them but fragments of
of the larger bones The nearest neiphbors were