New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-09

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that present circumstances do not call for fresh
measures, and the Diet does noS contemplate ex-
tending its obligations or engssemsnfs
LIZ 10 stated in Vienna, thasa better fsnder-
standing now exists between the Austrian and
Prussian Cabinets. aH1 that their action n III.
Federal Diet will be Identical There is also a
rumor--scareely creaitsbIe bowever-- tbat tbe
Allies propose that the Grimea be given TO Tnr
key, the Principalities to Austria and Lombafdv
to Sardinia. England and France to have con-
.tngent advantages.
Great Britain.
; Mr. Roebuek's motion for q vote of censure on
the Government, after teiag debated at great
length, was thrown ont in the House Of Com
= mons by ajority of lc7s the Numbers being
ior tne motion 1872, against it 2S9 Tne debate
occupied ,s twenty-six columns of the London
Iimes Inc Palmerston Ministry has thus
new lease Fife
succeed Lord JOAN Euas.fl - 4'oisn;,l sacra-
tafyi and that Sir Benz snai n Hall viii be COM
missioner of Works, withors u tsiuet seat. and
Sir John Shelly, Presiasat of the, Board of
Health
Parliamentary business. other tlsssa the above
has been unTmpertaug fSsss
A committee has been Investigating inso the
strations Anthony Gibbe & Sons, of Londons
are appointed financial agents Of Peru. s
Ds Arnoud, Napoleons St.sHelena doctor, is
France
Inc .honateur contains a decree modifying
the import duties on several articles
The sum Set apart for the expense of the Fete
LSapole n, on the 18Th OF August. is to he jis-
tributed to the widows and orphans of the war.
Five bundred Russians, now az Tonton are IN
he exchanged at Odessa for French prisoners OF
Juae 18th ~
Spain.
Don Escalants is appointed Minister 10 Wash
lngton room of NJ. Custe
A relegraphic message from Madrid eays the
rupfure with Rome Is complete, the roman
barge having demanded his passport On the
l6tb, on acct unE Of the passage OF the Church
Properly Bill
Ih- Black Warrior dispute with the United
Staes is deffaiteiy settled by the ind, mnity Of
milliea reals. - X
The Frebch mail had .besn! ) gain stoppsd by
the /, surgents Dear Burgos len Cartls 8 were
hot on the l0th atGiroDne Some skirmishes
occurred at burgos, iu which the loss ou either
side was trih,ng. Among the killed, however,
Was General srnace, brother-in-iaw of Cabre-
ras Barcelona had become quiet once more
The treaty with tile Dominican Republic is aa-
horised BY the Cortes. @s.5sqs
France, England and Sardinia, are said to
have expressed their formal disapproral Of the
purposed ieagueEof the Italian States The
Turin papers epeak Of an attempted insu rec
ton in the Duchy of Moiena, aud arrests had,
been made at Spezzia, Carrara, Mssgi, Levici,
aud elsewhere. 5@@ 5a
Owing to the troubled state Of Italy, the
French garrison at home has been reinforced
by thousand more men
Mazzini pubiishes letter in the Genoa paperg
warning Italians against B5asp par list intrJgues.
Germany.
Most of the small Gera an States are prepar-
ing to disarm. The resignation Of the Hano-
yeran Cabinet is hourly expected, and 1t is
said count Platen will be the new Premier.
Capt Merry man, of the American bark Tn
dine, has been the hEst to refuse payment of the
Hanoverian State dues. He refused to show his
papers, yet was permitted to proceed to Ham
burg and deliver his cargo.
Denmark.
The Danish Government is understood to have
replied to the United States in o long document,
regrettiDg that the Cabinet at Washington had
nof given longer notice of iis;intenuon respect
,ng the non- payment Of Sound dues, especially
in the present crisis, when Denfnark's netghhors
are endeavoring to draw her into a war and
farther, that the abolitian Of Sound dues would
be loss of many thousands Of d0ll re- TO Den
mark, and saving Of not more than $500 an
upAllY 10 luS SnlpplAk VI lHG Ci4ltta DlstteS-
Denmark, therefore, considers il impossible
on the short notice to comply, and believes that
other nations will regard america demand I'M
| fayorabiy.
| --17, Russia
| A Vienna letter in the Cologne Gazette re-
l peats that marked differences have arisen be-
| tween the Czar ard mis- brother Constantine, and
that the journey of the Prince of Prussia to ST.
Petersburg is for the purpose Of acting as me-
diator.
Commercial Intelligence.
In the Liverpool Cotton market there had
been rather more activity than during the week
preceding, the sales reaching 4s,o0O bales. of
which but small proportion was on speeula
ton
The adyiees from the United States had exer-
eised rather depressing effect during the early
part of the week. bat the market subsequently,
rallied, and closed at about previous rates.
Provisions generally are dull, but quotations,
except for lard, which was slightly lower, had
not been reduced 49, a.
Breadstuffs-wheat and Flour we're steady at
former quotations but in nitan Cofnsa furAher
decline OF IS. per quarter hal taken place The
\ weather had been moderately favorable for agri-5
cultural purposes
| The tondon Money Market was easier. "a
| Consols closed at the same figure as on the
previous Friday-namely, 81.
The LAST OF THE ROBINSON CASE The Troy
| IN. W Whig of the 50fh ult says: Sheriff
| Price left the city on Saturday afternoon for
Sing Sing, having in charge the prisoner, Hen
| rielta Robinson Mrs Robinson was occupied
on Saturday, up TO the time Of her lie wing in
change of the sheriff in dispo-ing of, or rather
| IN destroying her worldly effects. Her chairs,
tables, trunks, etc she broke into fragments.
The straw and husks were tn ken from the beds
and piled in the middle of the floor 1.hegrfater
o. rtipn of her broken furniture she consigned to
the stove, in which she kept up brisk ire all
The forenoon. These tantrums unkno xn
to the officers of the jail till noon, when they
were stopped, and her cell 0leareti. The sheriff
lid not receive the pa psrs from the Governor
until noon, when he immediately adopted mea-
lures to remove the prisoner She bad yeeelE lEed
Information of the action of The Governor in ! be
morning To all outward seeming The news was
n heavy blow to her From the time of her SEN
tence she had expressed a strong desire 10 be
hapged--to have the scene closed. As for the
Communication, she said the Governor had been