New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-20
Further by the Africa.


!. Further by the Africa.
From the foreign files by the Africa from Liv
erpool to the 30th ut. we make up the followin.
condensed statement Of news:
ENGLAND.
In the House Of Lords, the Earl of Clarendon
stated that the feet on the coast Of Africa ha
been maintained in its full efficiency, and ths
| no exertion would De spared to suppress the
| slave trade. In the House OF Commons, Sir
Packington introduced and carried clause en-
acting that the monopoly Of salt should entirely
cease, and that the manufacture and sale of cal
in India shall be absolutely free, subject only
1 to excess or other duty. This motion was car
ried against the Government by majority O
ten.
The chief event in the domestic history O
3 titain for the week had been strike of The
London oabmen. The new act, reducing cal
fares in London to sixpense q mile, caused tn,
cab proprietors to refuse to allow their vehicle,
to ply at the reduced rates. They consequently
withdreT all hackney carriages from the street
and reduced the Londoners, with whom cabs arr
neeessaries Of life, to the verge Of Instruction
Carts, vans, and butchers traps were put into
requisition to meet the passenger traffic to and
from the railways. The commissioners gave
notice that for the sum of five shillings they
would grant short licenses, until January, tc
py one applying, vhereupon the refractory be.
came submissive,
4 Lord Ruthven, Scottish noblsman, is dead
The London Police are demanding more pay
| and threatened to strike, as the Manchester
force did, ifnot granted
FRANCE.
| Since the attempt to assassiaate the Emperor
| at the Opera Comique, neither the Emperor nor
Empress had gone to public theatre, but had
arranged a series of representations at the pri
vate theatres of the palaces, the first taking
| place at st. Cloud. "+
An anniversary services was celebrated on the
26th, in the Church Of ST. Leo, for the repose OF
the soul of the Enperor's father, Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte, ex-king Of Holland, who died July
70, 1916. The EEaparor, Empress, aad Court,
were present at the service
Ionet, who assassin ted the Mayor Of Uzes,
last winter, has been condemned to death, after
along and exciting trial, at Grenoble After
his sentence he broke a bottle, opened the veins
OF his wrists, and buried pieces Of Jagged glsss
IN his breast, seeking to reach his heart He
was unsuccessful III comnifling suicide b.
The ultra BoIapartists announce political
banquet in the Department of The Seine, On the
10th Of. August, at i've francs per head, but ad
not decided where it should take place.
"A lady seronaut, named Emma Nerdior, fell
from balloon the other day at Montesquieu,
and waskilled
The distribution OF medals, to tho successful
artists OF the exhibition toek place in the grand
FALCON OF the Louvre, on Tuesday, 26th Prince
Napoleon presided aud made speech, in which
be BATTERED the Emperor and tho artists about
equally.
The Pope's health is reported to be rrecarious,
He has beer suffering fer some time from an at
tack Of asthma, and from general debility. He
is III years Of age, and his death would without
doubt be the signal for important movements in
Italy.
good deal of excitement prevailed among
the population Of the Remagna, and in several.
ASSASSINATION was becoming rife.
Intelligent travellers state distinctly that the
STAG of things in upper Italy and Lornbardv
rests Oh 8 very insecure basis: that in South
Germany, B.den more particularly, the possi.
bility Of civil war from religious dissensions is
far from unlikely; ut Frankfort the local gov
erT,ment, ss well as the Bund, has its attention
called lmpAratlyely to the activity displayed by
choral uIions, gymnastic associations, and
other excuses Tor organization, which is noticed
to bear strong similarity to that which pre-
cedeG the outbreak of i8fS
The Parlamento Of Turin, of Oath, SAYS that
Ferrara had been placed in state of siege, and
purport is not quoted.
~ RUssiA AND TURKEY.
Upon the receipt of Intelligence that tie Rus
sian army mad crossed the Pruth, had entered
and was marching Upon Wallachia,
the Turkish Government addressed to the Court
of st. Petersburg, and TO the poWays of Earope
q formal protest, under date of 10y ID. This
document is extremely temperate in its Ian.
guage, and, in substance, maintains precisely
the ground which the Porte has all along as
sumed. 1t briefly recites the we'll known incl
dents of hsnschikoF's nilsson, and the sudden |
disclosure of certain peremptory demands, in
consistent with the sovereignty of the Sultan,
after the question Of the Holy Places had been
adjusted.
1t repeats the firm determination Of the Sui |
tan to retain inyiolete, and even to extend, all
The rights and privileges enjoyed by his Chris
.lan subjects; but, at the same time, the protest
declares that the independence of SOVEREIGN
state is at an end if il does not retain among its
powers that of refusing, without offence, de-
mani not authorized by any existing treaty, |
the acceptance Of which worl be superAous fer
-he object in view, and both Illuminating aud
injurious to the party so declining it.
-. SPAIN
Fhe plan Of the first electric TELEGRAPH vet
IN Spain was submitted very recently
VI AtU inltF1uT.
1t IS saSi that Queen Christina intends roinp
TO LONDON with her husband and family, for the |
purpose Of whiting the Orleans family; and ii
appears that the, project of marriage between
l'riuce Napoleon ljerome) and Mademoiselle |
Nunoz is Abandoned for the present, if it was
ever seriously entertained.
AusrMA
The late Austrian ConsN at SMYRNA arrived |
at Athens on the 18th inst. lie had been lis. |
missed on account Of the late events in Smvrne |
The American Charge bAdaires at Censfnn. |
tinople had written to the Austrian Govern.
meat that . Martin Costa owes no allsaiarce Ia |
the Emperor 81 Austria" and that tifS ironris- |
omnent Of that person, after he had rendered a \
slyil oathFto tie Il .nericaa Government, lanai
enly . very rerretsbie violation Of interha,
tlonal law, but an act Of disrcspect, which wis |
not soea To Forgotten"
AT Vienna Sc nc forty or ifty persons have
been arrested, Int whe,het they are accused of |
tie deGth Of the Emperor, or
vac ther,their crime is that # carving on . !
ri;nin'l correspondence with the revolutionary !
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