New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-01
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM RUR0PF,
RRTvAL oF STEAMSHIP NORTH AMERfcA An.

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Z me Royal screw Steamship North American, fHosR
Liverpool on Wednesday the 18th uIt arrived at Ge-
bee on the morning Of the 21th.
Ehe Cunard steamship Niagara arrived out At Liv-
erpool on the morning of the 11tf ult.
least Importance. -
The Emperor Of France had returned to paris. bnt
was TO leave again fox the Bas of Eiar-
The London papers notice certain extraord1ary
statements thatcfreuate In Paris specng affairs AZ
cafumny. NJ ssfA sAt
Ths French have gsined another victory over he
Mountain T Z ybales in 4ai igeria.
Il Ihe intelligence from Madrid simply mentions that
thefe Y nothing new, and that quiet il reported
Espartero had taken anicaF,le leave Of the ouee,,
Paris -
o.DonneH had not pubIshed The programme VI llais
The Russians have notified fhas they are ready TO
give up Kars to the Turks.
Russia still maintains that the Island Of serpsrtss
belongs TO her, and it is rnrnored chat Napoleon has
sent supplementary note to be inserted in the treaty
TO settle the point. 5i
Portugal has officially notified her adherence to tie
aoe.tine propounded by the Congress Of Paris
speetng the rights of neutraIs and arbitration.
Distressing accounts had been received froT1 Madrid
IN regard 70 the prevalence Of The cholera III that city
n IL tbe mekt TerI a se Duke Psaaier are to dstb
the wounded and nyatids are to Ie rSesnftfsd "a r
| celve the medals WaeWski had resumed bis func-
tons as Minister of Foreign Affairs Peiisser had 4
! martial welcome on his arrival in Paris
The Algerin aoffitear deseribea e recent sIeeess
fni attack BY column OF 5000 men on a strongly
posted force Of Babors Kabyies. @sDss
The following extrordnaF paragraph Is from the
| editorial columns of The London Star
i There are some very unhappy runners aoasfag alf
over Paris about the state Of things established aS fhe
Tueries, which it is very much TO be hoped are en
| tirey without foundation. Moreover the statements
| gather strength tfr0rn fnd
! no doubt the Legtimist and Republican parties IN
Paris will takeca that the stories do not lose eZcit
ing, interest in the repetition are sorry to ada
that the character Of the Empress herself continue
to be cruelly Now that the Emperor return
to Paris, itonght to be his first duty to bring tie
authors Of these canmnies to Justice.
I The --latest.
The harvest had terminated IN The south Of France
! and was preceding in the center and north It
proved interior beyond the Garonne and along the
banks OF the Rhine niddling Between the Garonne
and the Loiie but magnificent in every part Of the
4 country north of this last river. Tie new wheat
brought to market was of superior quality. There
4 were immense arrivals Of wheat at MarseIlles.
], RUssA-The 1Sord affirms that the Russian Gov
4 ernment has made concession Of railway lines to
capitalists extending upward Of three thousand miles
4 According to the Brussels Nord, the gzarscor
nation s postponed until September II (neW style.l
tor neSpes tuesday Evening lzthe great piano
stock. f.@ 3ss 5tS s53as 5S@95I
; e fL1AouTHt tIuesday, l2th--Ihe 4S0YaI squadron
was of this port at II A. M 4 and the yacht with her
Majesty and the Royal family On board entered fhe
Sound and dropped anchor near Mount Edgeesrabe.
! LoNDoN Tuesday Es ening, 18th here was no
pressure for money in the Stock Exchange on Mon
day but in the discount market the demand was still
: active In Paris on Monday the Three Per Cents
were done at 20 to 80.
INDIA AND CHIN Telegraph adYices antiepatcry
of the East India mail had been received The dates
! are to July 10 from Bombay, where exchange y9as
quoted at 213 Money was easier and ETegIlts had
e declined. Trade was quiet.
!, At Calcutta exchange was steady and produce dull
. Freighte low. American sllipmasters accepted So
! per ton to the United States fS$8
I MADEIRA.-The West India mail conveyed disas-
tros accounts from Madeira In Funchal alone there
had been 5000 cases OF cholera and 500 deaths out
: OF population of 2S, 900. There was deficiency
in medicine and doctors. and the dead remained
unbureti. Fires were kept burning to mitigate the
: pestilence arising from the putrif flying bodies.
John A. Martin, for many years United States Con
sui at Lisbon died on the dTastant, after an illness
OF only eight hours Duration G34s