New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-06

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tile Asia, furnish the following details Of the
European news
ENGLAND.
| The dinner at the annual meeting Of the
Royal Agricultural Society cane off at Glou-
cester on the l4th, when over enc thousand
! farmers and others sat down together Lord
Ashburion occupied the chair, supported by
three or four Lords, dozen members Of Parlia-
ment and other local notables Hon Jos In
gersoll, eX-President Arista. and Judge Halt
burton We're present, Mr. IngcrsoIl's health
was drank. In reply he alluded to the relative
position Of England and America in a CONNER
cial point Of view. Agriculture, he said. was
IN many Of its products an especial bond OF Union
between Britain and America 4 portion of
the agricultural productions IF tie United
States was the daily bread Of the manufacturers
Of Britain, and business, certainly in their man
uiacturing cities, was to a great extent iuHu
eneed BY the operations Of the United States
The Earl OF Aornington, sxty-six years Of
age had sent a challenge to the Earl Of Shaftes-
bury, falling an explanation to some remarks
made by the latter in the House Of Lords Earl
Shattesbury, declining the explanation, refers
ms antagonist 20 police magistrate or to his
solicitors Lord Mornngton thereupon char
aeterizes my Lord Of Shafteshurvs conduct MS
" absurdly impairment, and publishes the cor
respondence in the Times
A. T. Hobbs writes to the Times defining his
position on lock picking. Mr. cbtterelf. whose
premium lock he opened, has called him into
print
The preliminary committee had concluded the
examination Of witnesses on the subject Of a
decimal currency, and it was believed the result
viii be a unanimous report in favor Of a decimal
system-maklng the pUunl sterling the intepcr
and dlyidihgit into one thousand mills or far
things
In the House Of Commons Sir II Ingles in
CURED as to what the Admiralty we're doing 10
further Lieut. Naury's of the American Navy
improved system Of navigation. by which Amer
lcans were now making voyages to California in
10 days, which before required $50. etc. Ad-
miral Berkeley replied that her Maiesty's Gov
eminent were prepared to take their part in any
weil-dgested plan Tor the objects in view, but il
would be costly.
IRELAND
The number Of visitors to the Dublin Exbibi
tion number 10000 a day.
Notwithstanding the unfayorable rrocnostico-
tons the potato crop is lourishing throughout
all ireland there is not vestige ii the disease
anywhere
y movement is on foot 10 shorten the distance
between Dublin and London 10 eleven hour. by
placing an improved class Of steamships on the
sea passage
The great Orange Anniversary Of July l.,
had generally passed off peaceaGly
FRANCE
The Emperor had kept very close since tho
late attempt on him ut the Opera Comiuue
Some additional arrests had taken plnee in CON
ncction with that affair
The following noticeable paragraph appeared
in the EstgteHe:
g We blame the Government for not having
made public what we are assured was decided
upon in the Council Of Ministers, namely that
IN the event Of any misfortune happening to the
Emperor, the pregnancy Of the Emprcss shall
be Immediately declared, and Prince Jerome
declared Regent "
The Eastern question keeps the people in
anxiety. The Constitutional confirms tho
already made, that a Joint note Nv
France and England IS on the way to st Peters |
burg and adds that the note has likely been
approved by Prussia and tthis is uuestionablel |
BY Austria. Meanwhile, business on the Ex-
change is almost suspended awaiting the re-
suits Of these final attempts at reconciliation
Rumor to which at present we are indebted
or all kinds Of surmises, says that the French |
Government was quite anxious to hurry mat
ers, and had sent a note through the Embassa-
Tor to inquire if England yet saw tic necessity
i making an energetic demonstration. by order
ng its fleet to enter the Dardenelles General
y aroutof was the bearer to Paris Of Nessel.
'ode's circular, and brought also u letter from |