New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-27


the selfish motive for gentleness, kindness and
good treatment, and slaves have a value now
beyond all precedent. and this, even with bad
men, is an additional inducement to take care
Of them.
European Intelligence Arrival of the Al
rioa at NewYork-Details of her News
The Cunard mail steamer Africa arrived at
New York on the afternoon of the 18th instant
bringing Liverpool dates to May.
The following is a summary of her news:
GREAT BRITAIN.
1t was announced in the House Of Commons
on the evening of May ), that the Government
intended to bring in bill providing additional
security for depositors in savings banks.
On the same evening there was considerable
discussion respecting NJ. kossuth, and his being
under the surveillance of the police Lord Pal
merston admitted that the Government had not
sufficient eridence to justify them in proceeding
against any person but Mr.. Hale His case
would be prosecuted until the law had been le-
cided byh competent court.
In answer to an inquiry from Mr.. Bright
Lord Palmerston said that it was the duty of
the police to inform the Government of any ille-
gal practices coming under their observation,
but that no special orders had been given with
respect to kossuth.
The Government being further pressed on the
subject Of Kossuth's completely with Hale Lord
John Russell said that, respecting Kcssuth's
conduct, there were two opinions, and it was not
to be wondered at that with a knowledge of
kossuth's proclamation published in Italy, de-
claring it to be a duty to wage war against the
Sovereign of Hungary, the Government should
be suspicious Of his movements, and especially
| when, by his request, Hungarians were employ
| ed in Mr.. Hale's factory.
~, tIa
in the House of Commons Mr.. Duffy, mem
Der, declared in his speech '' that the grossest
corruption ever practiced since the days of Wal
pole and the Pelhams had been practiced, I'M
der his own eye, upon Irish members of that
House.
Mr.. j. Ball moved that these words be taken
down.
Mr.. Duffy refusing to retract, the words were
taken down it was moved and carried that they
be considered on the following day, and that Mr.
Duffy be ordered to appear in his place in the
House on that day.
The Rev DR.. Jackson was consecrated Bishop
of Lincoln on the 4th of May.
| FRANCE
| The .M0niteur publishes decree of the EN-,
peror for the creation of Consultative Chamber.
OF Agriculture in Algeria. The number o
| members is fixed at thirty for the province o
| Algiers, and at twenty each for the provinces Of
| Oran and Constantine They are to have an
annual session, the period and duration of which
are to be fixed by the Governor General.
1t is said that the Council of State has fully
authorized the company of the Credit Foncier to
lend 100000 to the Court of Chambord on the
security of the domain of Chambord
ITALY.
Letters from Turin of the ID inst. state that
nothing was yet certain respecting the depar-
ture of Count d'Appony from that capital 1t
still belieye1 hnxyavar hot bo H.
appointed ambassador of Austria at Rome
difference had arisen detween the Minister
OF the Interior and the students of the Uuiyer-
sty, on the occasion of the tete to be given in
honor Of the constitution The Piedmontese
flag bears on the white stripe, in the middle the
escutcheon of Savoy. The students, considering
the latter to be an emblem of feudel times, mad
resolved to present themselves at the ceremony
with green, white and red flag, but without
the armorials Of Savoy. The Minister, informed
of their intention, notified them that they
| should not be admitted into the procession with
any other hag than the national Some of the
students We're of opinion to resist, but the ma
jority overruled them.
The bill, requiring a credit of 100000 to
relieve the naturalized refugees whose property
had been sequestrated in Lombardy, will meet
with little or no opposition in the Chamber OF
Deputies,
telegraphic dispatch from Turin of the 4th
states that the day before NJ Bert presented
the report of the Special Committee charged to
examine the bill which proposed, unanimously
the pure and simple adoption of the Ministerial
measure
The Corrisre .HercantRe, of Genoa, states
| from Rome that Cardinal Franzoni is danger
| ously i'll there, and that he received the Wait
cum on the I'D ult
GERMANY.
Portraits of kossuth, Robt. Blum and othel
revolutionary heroes have been seized recently
by the police, in beer-shop at Cologne.
SWITZERLAND
The recent election i'll the canton of St Gall
for the Grand Council, gave large majority I,
the liberal party
| AUSTRIA.
Countess BlaakaTeleky had been sentenced tc
ten years Imprisonment for taking part in the
| late Hungarian revolution She has alread,
passed three in the Fortress of Pesth
new discount bank has been established a
| Vienna, with capital of 5000 900 forins.
| RUSSIA.
The Military Council appointed at St. Peters
| burgh to examine into the circumstances con
nected with the late embezzlement, has passet
sentence on the accused
General Uschakow is to be dismissed from the
service, with six months Imprisonment; Admira
| Kolsakow to be simply dismissed; and the Gen
| three months imprisonment General Uscha-
kows sentence has been confirmed by the En-
peror the severity of the others has been miti-
| gated
| MISCELLANE0Us--.1frS II. b. St0tce.-The
| Duchess Of Sutherland invited large number
Of ladies and gentlemen to meet Mrs Harriet
| Beecher Stowe at Stafford house on Saturday
the 7th inst
After short stay in London, it is said that
she will go to France and Germany and having
visited Scotland once more, she has promised t
| be the guest Of Maj. Gen. Sir Duncan McGregor
in Dublin, previous to her return to her owl
country.
| NEGROES IN TIE LURcH.-Four negroes
who had been in service in Vienna, repaire,
lately to Bremen, intending to return to tn
United States by the American steamer Her
mann.
They paid for their passage and their berth
to the agent, but were refused passage by tn
captain, on the ground of the American law
forbidding any negro to be conveyed by steame
from Europe to the United States
No representations were of any avail, and tn
four blacks were compelled to take their way Il
England, and get what redress they could from
the agents. liverpool Chronicle
BRITISH AND FoREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY .-Th
49th annual meeting of this society was held OF
the 4th of May, in Exeter Hall, the Earl Q
Shaftesbury, President of the Society, in tn
Chair.
Tho financial statement showed that excll