New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-07

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more favorable aspect. The story was. how
ever. destitute Of foundation.
The long promised debate in Parliament on
Ksssefh affairs had taken place, and was gen
/ orally regarded as unsatisfactory. The funds
opened the next day With further depression,
but subsequently, revived.
Lord John Russell stated that negotiations
with the United States respecting the Mosquito
territory were still pending, but that he hoped
l it would reach satisfactory termination before
the next session Of Parliament.
Parliament was TO adjourn on the 2oth ut
FRANCE.
Reynard, the Frenchman, charged with offer
ing to assassinate Louis Napoleon, had been
tried and acquitted, the jury considering it a
mere attempt to cxtort money from the Prince
de Joinville.
A number of Ribbon men have been arrested
in France.
The French news is entirely concentrated on
reports of the grand fete Of the 10th. A re-
| view of thousands of men, tournaments, pas
| sage at arms between French and English
Knights on the field Of the Cloth of Gold, balloon
ascents, professions, boat races, etc., took place
| High mass was celebrated, and the proceedings
wound up with o brilliant display Of fireworks,
and an unlimited supply of bread and vim or
dinaire to the poor at total expenditure of
three-fourths of million francs. The weather
was very favorable for this joint festival of Ma
poleon and the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
Mary.
The Government inclines to the purchase of
the Patrie newspaper.
Trade in Paris was active, owing to the visitors
to the tefe, and to orders from Australia
Reliable accounts say that it will be necessary
to import only one months consumption say ten
million hectr. Of wheat
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
No change has occurred in Eastern affairs
since the announcement that the Porte had ac-
cepted without modification the note prepared
by the Four Powers, which had already been
acceded to by the Gar. Everything looks quiet
in that quarter.
dispatch from Jassy, dated the Sd instant,
says that the Divan was convoked, and the Hos
podars solicited to remain The Gear gave them
permission to go to Constantinople, or to remain
unmolested in the Provinces.
AUSTRIA
Redschid Pacha has notified Austria that any
| occupation of Servia by the Austrian troops
| would be regar9ed as a declaration of war. In
the meantime the Porte undertakes to preserve
oraer IN tne Irovince.
inc oinciai Journal austria OF the iith,
oon.aiis -, u uecree discontinuing tne state OF
siege o. vienna ana prague. :,
, A9stria mas addressed memorandum 10 an
tne european governments showing mat the
recent anair at smyrna Is Americas hrst step
toward the realization Of the Monroe doctrine
Geographic dispatch from trieste OF the
18th announces considerable decline in the
price OF grain In that market.
SPAIN
The Spanish General Prune was at Constan-
tinople, authorized to enter the Turkish service
| if war should ensue
SWITZERLAND.
Letters state that Tescino having resolved not
to make further concessions to Austria, the
Federal Council will not take the initiative in
renewing negotiations with the Austrian Gov
ernment
| M ITALY.
The Duke of Modena abolshes the Govern
ment monopoly Of saltpetre from Sept. l.
.rp,c,
Cane Of Good Hone dotes arc to tho IA, 80
Julv All was nroaress;n~ on;e,,,, M Taf
frontier settlers ' WV 's WIN 'ne