New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-28


same subject was crowded out, but he insisted
On bringing it forward on Monday, the 11th
Lord Palmerston explained that the Russian
Government had been repeatedly applied to to
Keep clear Of the SuHa Channel OF the Dan
uhe, but had always evaded Lord Palmerston,
however himself evaded replying to the ques-
ton whether, in the event Of hostilIties with
RUSSIA, force would be sent to protect the
numerous grain laden British ships now aground
in the Danube.
In answer 20 Mr.. Hume, the Chancellor of ths
Exchequer stated that measure had been pre-
pared By Government on the subject Of A six-
penny ocean postage, but seficient time had not
elapsed to obtain the views Of remote colonies
the subject.
The London Standard stated that a confident
rumor Of the Earl of Aberdeen's retirement
from the Ministry generally prevailed in Lon
don ON the 5th--the Ministry being violently
and about equally divided on the Turkish ques-
tion. The London Morning Herald also added
that the disagreement, which almost amounted
to a breakup Of the Cabinet, has been patched
up, and things go on as usual now An agree
ment likely to be blasted at any moment.
The Liverpool Parliamentary election re-
s1lte1 in the return Of Messrs. Horsefall and
Liddeil, conservatives
The London Times contains long puff pre-
hmfnary Of the Aztec Children.
u. Hobbs, in three minutes, picked the pre-
| o. "N.Sh uf1 uctu "a prize Oh
! ~ from the Society Of Arts Mr. Chubb, the
ceieoratea locksmith, presiding Hobbs opened
| u IN the presence Of the Society with a needla
and thin strip Of steel
| The American Minister and Miss Wilcox
i we're at Queen Victoria's concert, at Buckine
| ham Palace, on the 9Th inst
! The Royal Institution for the preservation of
life from shipvreck have voted premium to
| Robert Sands (coloredl, for his exertons at the
wreck Of the ship William and Mary.
Gabriel sangarret had been found guilty Of
detrauting Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co
The sentence was deferred on technical objec-
tions.
In the Court of E1chequer--" Cobb Us. Ere
mont, the rule had been made absolute,
awarding the California interest Of 25 per cent,
Instead Of the Washington rate at per cent.
Queen Victoria would visit Dublin on Tues
day, 18th July, and remain until the 10th.
Daniel 0 Connell has been elected member
Of Parliament for Tralee
A letter in Dublin paper says that in March
last Smith VBrien was residing in hotel at
Neg' Norioik John Mitchell at Richmond, and
Dokerty was acting as surgeon at st. Mary's
Hospital, Hobart Town. All we'll.
FRANCE
Several arrests took place at the door of the
Opera C0mique in Paris on the night of the 5th,
Of persons who were found to have weapons Sc
cret.d upon them The official police records
merely say that 10 or II members Of old secret
| societies who were disturbing order in the crowd
were arrested. The arrests we're magnifed by
the stock brokers into an attempt On the EmIs-
rors life and affected the Bourse. Some main
tanned thBt the Emperor was really menaced
The French Government has drawn up a note
in reply to Nesselrodes Russian note 1t bears
the Signature of Drouyn de Lhuys; is firm and
temperate. 1t asserts that France has equal
claims to assert the protectorate over the Latin
in fha sr hna 81.
Greek Church, and hopes that Russia will ad-
just its claims without trespassing On the rights
OF Turkey. The note is ably drawn up.
| The duty Of two francs per ton on French
vessels leaving French ports is abolished
| Tie Venezuelan Minister Mendoza has pre-
sented his credentials.
| ITALY.
The sentence against Guezzera has been re-
corded at Florence, namely, fifteen years hard
labor Montagta Journale, nineteen months
Montedlini, Mazzone, Alarochini, Franchini and
Mordui, ex-Ministers of Tuscany, hard labor
for life Quonarellai, ex Minister of Justice,
was acquitted These severe sentences have
caused painful sensation,
| Cardinal Brighmole died suddenly, and was
succeeded by Slgnor Medicia.
The Archbishops of Bordeaux and Tours had
received their Cardinal hats.
The Naepolitaus are much afraid that war in
the East will awaken a Lew revolution in Italy
GERMANY.
The Zollverein Conference had not opened,
the delegates not having all arrived at Berlin.
! AUSTRIA.
The Emperor Of Austria has abolished the
taxes paid by the clergy in those parts of his
dominons where the majority of the Inhabitants
belong to the Greek Church. The object of this
remission at the present moment is too obvious
to need pointing out. The Austrian Govern
meut has made representations to that of Rus
a;n ~ ~, ,ba SC ~
sion, i" Russo Greek Church in public docu-
ments relative to the Eastern question. The
Emperor of Austria has 100000 subjects pro
Tossing the Greek religion.
The Countess Blanche Teleky has been sem
fenced to ten years Imprisonment for communi-
eating with the patriots abroad. Her govern
ess was also in prison and her female attendants
had been sentenced to thirteen months imprIs-
ment as accomplices.
/, Constantinuple letters state that riots had
occurred at Smyrna, owing to an arrest Of an
emissary Of hossuths. In retaliation Austrian
officers were assassinated The Austrian Con-
sulate was protected by volunteer corps Of
Austrians.
RUSSIA.
St Petersburg letters of June %, state that
the rate Of exchange and stocks were unaltered
nothing of Importance having transpired.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
There are plenty of rumors in regard to tn,
aspect and favorable solution Of the Eastern
q stion, but nothing that can be relied upon a
authentic.
The passage of the Pruth by the Russians or
; the u Of July, and the occupation of Jassy, ar
confirmed Y lat ar and authentic advices. Gen
Luders is to occupy Wdllaehia, and Gen Dam
> bura Mcldayia. The Russian reserve at Nos
COW was atsut to march 10 Bessarabia
Among the Russian troops on the frontier ar
i Calmuck Tcrtars and other tribes of the ipterio
OF Asia Indicating that the Emperor had beel
for long time preparing for this contest
Advices from Constantinople are to the %
of June 1t was rumored that Mensehikof vii
! be sent by Russia TO Constantinople to reope
= negotiations
The masses in Turkey are anxious for wal
and warlike preparations are incessant unde
the direction of French and English officer:
! Selim Paeha has gone on n mission to Schamyl
= = the Circassian chief, to secure his alliance
Com Stringham, of the l. 5. trigate Cumber
land, had an interview with the Sultan, and al
sured him that the sultan met with the syn,
, pathy of the American people.
II 1t was rumored that il France and Englan
I did not regard the occupation Of the principal
l ties by Russia as an act of war, Turkey woul
Is not torcibly oppose their occupation, and negc
tiations would he resumed.
II Provisions at Constantinople were enormous
E dear The paper currency was daily sinking
Is Trade stagn4ut. The silk crop was almost
failure. Opium abundant.