New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-28

Furshsr Nsws BY the Arsbia.
La addition to the ncws brought by the Ara
bia, which hes already appeared in our column,
We find the following items in the Baltimore ps-
pers Of the 2lst inst.
NEW York, April 20-The steamer Arabia
arrived here at an early hour this morning,
having touched at Liverpool at o'clock ON the
morning of the 9th inst. She brings ITO pas
sengers The Arabia has been altered by the
addition Of paddles and floats, to increase her
speed The Arabia arrived of Sandy Hook this
morning at one O'Clock. She spoke the Canada
on the 9th, going in. On the 18th, she passed
4 steamer supposed to be the Niagara, and sig
nailed the Andes on the 10th. IN
The steamer Glasgow arrived at Clyde on the
9Th, and the steamer Hermann at Southampton
on Friday night.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer had SUBJ
mitted to Parliament an elaborate plan to re-
duce the National Debt by the conversion Of the
South Sea Minor Stocks Immediately, and even
tually the Three per- cents, into permanent Two
and-a-half's, by Exchequer bonds, transferable
by simple delivery and without cost. The meas
ure will be fully discussed on the 18th, and is
well received by the public.
Eighteen vessels went ashore in the English
Channel during the prevalence of fog on the
9Th instant. Most of them are complete wrecks.
Six lives were lost. None of the wrecked ves-
sells were American.
The scaffolding gave way at the Dublin Crys-
tai Palace recently, and killed five men and
wounded eight others.
The weather in England was mild and pleas
ant-highly favorable to farming.
Lord Skelmersdale died recently. He sat in
the House of Commons from 1895 to 1928.
1t is estimated that the additional sum Of
100000 will be required in the year 1858 for
ordinary grants Of the Army and Navy, to meet
the expenses of the KaffiH war.
The Australian gold fever is rapidly spread
ing over all Europe. Thousands are emigrating
there from different countries-most from Eng
land and Ireland.
There are no open opposition to the action of
the Government with regard to the Turkish or
Sandman Governments, and no movements of
Importance mentioned. M. Montalambert has
corps legislative, in which he makes some slight
cuts at the Emperor.
The Emperor Napoleon has been quite sick
for some days, whilst his young wife has been
quite active in enjoying drives throughout the
city of Paris.
1t has not been decided when the coronation
will take place.
Notwithstanding various rumors, it is believ-
ed that His Holiness, the Pope, will yet attend
the coronation, and oficiate in the imperial GER
emonies.
Trade at Vienna was stagnant.
The Sardenian Slave Trade Repression bill
had passed.
The adjustment of terms between Turkey and
Russia progresses slowly
TURKEY.
Austria had sent a second note to Turkey
complaining of the maltreatment of the Dalma-
ton Christians, to which the Porte has promised
attention.
Syria is unsettled.
THE VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, April 20.-I send you the follow
ing additional particulars by the Arabia
FRANCE.
The earthquake on the night of the LIST inst.
was felt not only at Havre and Caen, but also
at Talaige, st. Lo, Alencon, Reimes, St. Brieux,
and Nantes The shocks lasted from six to ten
seconds.
The Municipal Council of Brest had voted
1000 francs for the reception of the Emperor
on his journey to Brittany
The Council of State had under consideration
a project to grant pension-the arrears
amounting to 5000 francs-to the widow of
Marshal Ney
On-Wednesday the bureau of the corps legis-
lative concluded their discussions on the budget
Of 1854 and chose commissioners.
The Emperor is reported to have informed the
court Of accounts that if the revenue continued
to improve in the same ratio as now, he will
soon be enabled to remit nearly 80 1000 600 francs
Of land tax
France is accused by the foreign press with
lukewarmness in her circumstances with Aus
tria. in favor of Piedmont
Count de Ponteconlau1, an ex-senator and
peer of France, had died in his SSth year.
Accounts from Martinique and Guadalupe of
the 18th ult. report the Islands healthy.
Preparations continue for the Inauguration
of Napoleons tomb on the 9th of May
A letter from Draguagan states that the hills
near that town are covered with snow three feet
Deep
Beranger is not dead but in excellent health
The .Montteur denies any intention of modi-
flying the conditions of the civil marriage assem-
bile.
The National and La Mode newspapers have
received second warning
News had reached Paris on Wednesday of the
escape from prison at Bellisle, of the famous
Blanqui, accompanied by another prisoner
whose name mad not.transpired. Blanqui was
subsequently recaptured, and given up to the
authorities.
Accounts from Berlin to the 4th announce that
the treaty which reconstitutes Zollverein for
twelve years, with the accession of Stenerveren,
had been signed by all the plenipotentiaries
The commercial treaty of February 10, between
Austria and Prussia also received the adhesion.
The discoveries made by the police in arrests
at Berlin prove that the conspiracy was in close
rlliance with the Italans-one of which the I'M
successful outbreak at Milan was a manifesto
ton.
DR.. Kinke1 was deeply mixed up in the Berlin
affair.
M. Razscher is appointed Archbishop of Vi
emma.
Austria intends establishing Consulate at
Montenegro.
At Vienna, stagnation to trade becomes
greater.
Eight persons were shot at Csongrad, Hun
gary, on the 10Th, for drinking with three no.
torious robbers, instead of informing against
them. A ninth person was shot at the same
place for abetting in the escape of another rob-
Der by giving q false name to the gend 'armerie
Government has offered reward of 10 1000
forms for the apprehension of the celebrated
guerrilla chief, Rose S. A. Sardor.
Macmillan Won Semeran Beechk, Cardinal
Archbishop Of Prague, died at Prague on the
31st.
Princess Dona Maria Amelia, of Brazil, died
at Funchal, Madeira, February A.
LoMBARDY.