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

The British Nail Steamship Arabia, Captain
Judkins, which sailed from, Liverpool the
2lst ult., arrived at NewYork al half past IL
o'clock, on the alst ut, bringing three days
later news from ell parts ii fhrope. Its lead
ing features We give below
The iatellieeuc5 by the Arabia extends from
Wednesday evening, 18th, 20 the opening Of bu-
sness on Saturday morning, 2lst The news is
not Of much Importance either commercially or
politically.
Cotton showed an advance Of 1-16d. On mid
ding and better qualities. Breadstuffs are
kept up, withoutmu change.
The great fire in Lgerpl4 on the 18th, to
which brief reference 20 sbeen made,
broke 1u; IT and destf1f<H4S North Shore
Cotton Mills, situated on TIE inks Of the Leeds
and Liverpool Canal, near Vau4hall road
The total loss is El02 900. The stock Of cot
ton destroyed was worth G20000
On the notice books, in the lower House Of
Parliament. is a motion by Lord Dudley STUART
to inquire whether any information had been
received by Government respecting the recent
expulsion If political refugees from Turkey, at
the dctation Of Austria and Russia.
The 1raft Of bill, directed against hume
rIes, had been printed AN act to .enableSnhe
Lord Chancellor to appoint Comnis5ionerssN
visit houses where 1t Is supposed women arsd9a
properly detained, and TO iseue writs Of haiE&
cOrp"s.
4 meeting Of the inhabitants-of southwosA
London held on the 18th. in denunciatief
Of the :" spy system, ana express sympatby wstA
Kossuth T.,
4 Crystal Palace Is to be built at Glasgow,
On the plan Of the new palace at Sydenham.
Ircland's great exhibition is succeeding eva
beyond hopes On the 18th, 5eQt persons via.
tel the builiing OF thege 5l65 were holders ~
season tickets and the remainder paid FIVE shiI
lings each on entrance.
The session Of the Chamber Of SAKE Coburg
G0tha was opened May l..
OBtTUAEY.--M. Ernest ohwendler, e 8. Con-
sul at Frankfort on the Maine, died on the 9th
| May, aged so, at Paris,
! Gen. de Tholoso. Governcr Of the Polytechnic
school uatss Louis PHILIPPE, died at Paris on the
| llth.
| AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
/ The proceedings in the Corps Legisiatif oegun
! to assume an aspect nnfavorable to the Govern
meut 90 thai there were sur1iisss Of dissolu-
! tiou On the Civil Pensions Bill, the Govern
/ u.nt commended a ma jority Of only 81, no fewer
than e9 members Of the Legislature having had
tae courage to vote against it.
Ile demand for 4 sum equal to $4,000 for
Indemnity t. the Wil3.v oI Marshal Ney, for loss
u Ler pension from Nj to 1890, had also proved
exceedingly uupopular-being regarded as an
lll-disguissl attempt to pay OF all the debts Of
the Prince lie Moscowa, and it was expected that
| the committee to whom it was referred would
make no report
Further, the lll to revive the penalty of
death Tor attempts against the Government was
received with strong disfavor The committee
named to report on this penal measure were, for
the most Tart, adverse 10 ii, and there we're
hore: !. would le either modified or rejected.
Anvtl., source u di-trust is the encroachment
IF the Government on the business Of private
banking, by lending the State credit to towns
and municipalities on the secnIity Of their real
estate and local taxation, thus bringing the
whole public bodies IN the country under Gov
ernment control
Thess causes. joined 70 : succession Of fabu-
llua rumors from the East. had caused great
unsteadiness IN the Funds.
The Patrie contraaicts a statement that has
appeared in the American journals" that
French ships-ofw wa- me On their way, with hos
tile intent against the Society Islands.
| \ man was arrested the other day in tbs
Bois du Boulogne, and without trial @as they
say) was hurried of to Cay enne, on q suspicion
Of his having entertained sinister designs against
the Emperor This was the third story Of the
same kind that hal circulated within few
+ weeks
At CasteIslrrasin, in tie Tarn-et-tiaronne
there had been great innndatons the loss OF
property was enoi nous, the crops being totally
destroyed From Folk, III he Ariege, we have
similar disastrous accounts 5f the overfcwing OF
= the River Hers. AT PcrpiGran, Millas, He,
y Ceret and Prades. great destruction had been
a caused
d Tnc hld,r0feu Of Bordeaux states that a
F. wager Of 10000 francs hal just been laid be-
tween some shin owners of the city and some
c gentlemen Of the United States. The President
: Fillmore, an American vessel that has just
taken in her cargo at Bordeaux, is on the point
! Of sailing. and the owners IF the Benjamin, q
: new clipper lately built by VI. Arman, Of Bor-
leauz, have made the above bet that the Ben
iamin will whip the tilll-ore in voyage to
New York This wager excites great interest at
Bordeaux
] SENATOR SouLE- FINANCIAL PROJECTS. The
Dia'io Espqaai continues to write against the
, reception Of Senator Soule The Heraldo con-
G siders thai ii would be more dignifed for Spain
j to take notice Of Dir. Soule's proceedings
when in an unofficial capacity.
The Minister Of finance, On the 18th, sub
/ mitted his Budget to the Council of State,
der tile Presidency Of the Queen. If adopted
II the Immediate deficit would be SEQ 900 reals
but the Minister was of opinion that the in
Y crease Of customs arising from the reduced seal
;, # duties, would more than compensate for th
e loss.
II IT4LY.
/ EuMoBED PRLrARATIoNa FOR ANorHER REVOLT
|, Nazzini intended 70 publish book at Genoa
: hut no sooner had the specimen copy been lodged
s at the Governors Office, than the Police visitec
I the publisher and seized the entire edition.
e The Council War; in session at Maptua
: has condemned nine school boys of Ostiglia Il
/ imprisonment IN IRONS Tor utterlng "subyers,y'
d language" Eight Of them, from Is to Is year.
ie of age, were afterwards pardoned on account o
their youth and previous good conduct
BY singular coincidence the Trieste lei
IL tang end the .dusS5urs Gazette state that
> belief wes very current that another " dagge
/ insurrection = would break out at Milan ol
' Sunday, May 8 The same rumor was preva
y lent in Sardinia, snd the Austrian troops wer
II kept on the alert, but the day passed owe
e lefty. The examination Of the insurgent AZ
d. rested at Milan, on February 6, Is now near
" over, II is given cut that documents are il
n possession of the Austrians TO prove that tn
q, daggcrs were supplied by MazLini and kossutn
II ii were also the muskcts-aH Of which were o
Il English on American manufacture.
A. IuE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE The Salem Reg
n ister has accounts RIA St Helena, from st. Pau
al 10 Lando and Benguela, TO April 8. There ha'
+ been no recent capture Of slavers.
ed Capt Wilmot, Of the British stesmer Tlarle
quin, had heen at work endeavcring to persuad
o. the various African Chiefs IN make treaties 70
n the further suppression Of the slave trade. an
IN had in4u ed the King OF kabenia, one of tn
er n,>t x te, to Sign treaty, \ SLAYER, sap
Il posed to he the American brig Camargo. ha'
le succeeded in running off with two earroes o