New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18
DAILY CRESCENT.
Foreign Details by the Steamer Europa.


ss kept a strict holiday In England
Almost the only item Of interest IL the settlement Of the
ispue between Russia and Turkey. The difficulty ap-
ears to have blown suddenly as it arose.
The Humboldt arrived of Cowes on Friday morning
5th ult
Parliament had not resumed its Sessions The renewal
the East India Compapy's charter a subject Of
cen inquiry among commercial men, well as politi-
ians meeting Of the bankers merchapts aud manu-
scturers Of Manchester summoned under the Pres
Of the Mayor the 22t ult to consider the sub
and the feeling Of the meeting agreed with that Of
he country large In opposing the longer domination
yer l5ooooooo sf population BY Board OF four and
weuty Directors In Leadenba street
declaration of the BANKERS merchants traders and
thers of London protesting that they have unsndy
ceiling towards the people Of France was in course Of
ensive signature
Among the undertakings brought before the public
vas JOINT stock advenu to supply the city Of Berlin
With water Sir Fox and Mr. Champion, engineers with
Board Of LONDON Merchants directors. Another
company Of sharehoiders in London and Liverpool had
Joogne Railway, ITO miles, along the Rhne-bank Fox
Henderson Co. contractors An extension Of the Rail-
way system from Hamburg through the mainland Of Dem
mark concession for 100 years, is also announced
Peto Belts and Brassy. contractors.
London, March 23.-The Suspension was announced
yesterday Of MIR Lemuel Goddard engaged in the iron
trade The amount of his liabilities is not stated but
supposed they rather considerable and chiefly held
London March 24-Consuls are firm at s9,s to Y for
money and 9s24 to u for the account
FRANCE.
The Of mischief brewing In the East caused the
greatest alarm throughout France-an which did
not subside until the publication in the Moiew Of the
following note:
private news received from Constantinople leads to
the hope that the complications which have happened n
the affairs Of the East will be arranged without compro
missing the good understanding Of the European powsrs
Although this sufficiently indefinite, 1t served
to tranquilze the public mind, and under its uhn
ence the Bourse, which had been much. depressed
again became steady For further account Of the set
tiement Of the dicultv refer to the heading Tur
key"
There are not few who profess to see under part
taken by the French Government secret understanding
with the Czsr and that for the bribe Of Egypt
fall pecss. The Censtitiors however, labors to.
that France has less interest in Turkish affairs than
other and adds that the of the Holy
sepuchre. France nds herself at present satisfied and
disinterested.n
Il worthy of remark that the French feet was at
and its way to the East within thrtysx hours after
The Moner publishes decree Of the Minister Of the
Interior intended to facilitate the transport Of articles
French produce to the Exhibition at Dublin They will
be carried free both going aud returning between Havre
and Dublin.
the report that more ships Of had been or
dered to the East. ... ...f
The Steele says that the most perfect accord exists
tween France and England in the difficult question of
Oriental affairs and that all Misunderstanding will be
tbs MAprAIs- Protestant writes from Marseiles
the following letter to the Times respecting Madia and
his wife
Mnseli.s March 49, 1851 hasten to inform you of
the from prison. and safe arrival at Marseies Of
the Madia They released from prison Tuesday
last and Immediately smugsed on board the French
next morning for this place They not allowed by
Tuscan authorities communicate with any Of their
ing even permitted to take some clothing which was
| waiting hotel. Some English gentlemen, hearing
their destitute condition with regard to clothing sent
them some"
Our correspondent states that the brother Of Captain
Ericsson has patented for him his caloro discovery and
several shipping Swedish companies are inclined to
adopt the new motive power forthwith.
| DENMARK.
commercial treaty has just been notified between
Denmark and the Dominican Republic.
There has been talk for some time of revolutionary
manifesto is circulating among the soldiers
German states Ine London III Times publishes In -,
offers intrinsic evidence Of not having enanated from tn
recognized Revolutionary Committee
| The King of Wurtemburg has issued order for tn
suppression Of the Burschenscha association Of stu
the University Of Tubingen. The Of th
suppression is that the association made of 70
| political ends
Some students of the University of Prague have bee
sentenced to be beaten with rods for making wanto
demonstrations in favor of the traitor kossuth .
Il PRUSSIA.
There is split in the Cabinet respecting the appoint
ment OF Police Minister The resignation OF the Minis
ter President or Minister of the Interior is looked for in
consequence. ..-4..a
The loan five millions thalers lately concluded by
the Prussan Finance Minister appears to be nothing
than the issue Of the remainder of the 2l 600
contracted for in ls49 ostensby the Eastern Railway
Il AUSTRIA.
From Austria we have nothing to report NJ Bruck II
was said would be sent to Constantinople Austrian
ambassador.
LOMBARD PEDMoST-From Milan, 18th inst 1t i
announced that three persons had been executed
for their share in the nsurrecton of the 9th February
and five others had been condemned to death nominal
for robbery but in reality the grounds OF thes
five three also had been hanged Three thousand
of had been in the forests
the Tcinese frontier and under
suspicion of having placed them there The Pdria
mentions that the refugees sent out of Genoa
futfa in praha ,hara al
Turin, Vercelli and Alexandria not known but
more than one fourth of them had been compromised ii
The bells of the Cathedral of Milan were permitted
be rung during the religious services Of Palm Sunday 70
the first time since the nsurrection.
ROMAN SrArEs-At Ferrara, three persons had been ex
ecuted for political offences Ten others had been
demned to death. but the sentences of had
commuted One Of those shot was medical man.
The Hungarian garrison in Ancona is about to b
changed the soldiers very disaected, much
that 1t is thought their regiment will be dbanded fror
the Austrian service sgnor Giane has been arreste
for distributing Kossuths address among the men,
other persons Of position are likewise implicated.
Mr. W Petre, Roman Catholic, and for eight year
past Charge at Rome has been superseded by Mr. Lyon
The Pope at the request of the Dutch Government
created an Archbishop Of Utrecht and four suffrage
bishops.
9TH ut, was noticed at the Collego Romano Rome, o
= the 9th.
d TURKEY
BY way of Paris 1t is stated that the difficulty betwee
Russia and Turkey had been adjusted Dispatches r.
ceved by the Turkish Minister Paris and
e by the Minister at London say that Prince Menschikc
q made notifications in the pretensions which he
first announced and that the Sultan accepted the
fed propositions At council of Ministers held Il
T. Tueries on Monday the 2lst and presided by N
poleon it considered that the affair had terminate
aud that all danger of rupture of the peace
end 1t certain however that the French Cabinet fee
is much irritation at the conduct Of Russia yet
~ without plain statement OF what the demands of Russ
"a really but from the refusal of Menschko
with Fusd Efend t is probable they related
g of Moldavia and Wallacha Fuad having been ComIni
soner in those provinces in 1850 and 1851
The question of Protectorshp ofthe Holy Places sa
connected with the difference that has
two empires. Prince MenschkOn is supposed to ha,
said that his words would be supported by the presen
Of a Russian feet in the Bosphorus. This is dou
what accredited at Malta the report of the appearance
send with all haste for the English squadron The ku
sian fleet at Sebastopo composed of l3 ships-oft
line eight frgates, and other vessels OF less force and
French feet Of eight sailing ships, eight steamships Il
English squadron numbers five line of battle ships,
rgates corvettes and IL steamers the Turkish shiI
of-thene frigates brigs and steamers, which for
would be about doubled by the junction of the Egyp
ships
R The Oe Detsche 1ost states the demands Of Russia
e have been lst the expulsion Of all political refugees
the proecorate of Russia all Christians of the Gre
~ through the Dardaneles, 4th cesson TO Russia Of
port OF Batoum 9TH several concessions the follow,
Of the Greek Church, especially with regard to the liz
M Shrnes
49, private letter from Paris says 1t reported the
that the Russians had entered Bucharest No author
re. is given and it may be mere
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