New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14
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The Cunafd steamer Asita IL New YORK 81
the 5th bringing news Of general interest," and
Importance. first and foremost among which s The
Peace Conference #
The london Post which III The ministerial organ
and therefore may be REASONABLY sapneseI to saeak
ex oafcio Oh theguBje eets says
We may presume that the closing og iiostIties ii II
no1oDgera matter Of Doubt: Before
nation Of the end will be given to prevent tEss
resumption Of arms BY the beliigefent
the same time, although the bockadein the IsaItle
still continues, steamer has been dispatched to for
bid any proceedings Of an offensive character unti
further Instructions.
Az significant Of speedy peace the london News
remarks:
An order was passed by the Cabinet at the meet
ing on Wednesday last to discontinue enlistment and
the embarkation Of troops
The English papers and people are both very so
citous that rupture should occur with this cour
try, unless from the most absolute necessity. Il
The European Times indnlges the hope that Mr.. \
Buchanan, wo, tappears was still in Paris at last
accounts will, on his return home. use his influence
to bring affairs between his country and England into
a more pleasant train and this it apprefepds, will
net be an affair Of difficulty there beo chance
of thereelection Of General Pierce. The Iimesalso
takes Ar. Champion seyerelyt task for overlooking
Lord Clarendons letter. offering to refer the Central
American dispute with the United States to tie arbi
tration Of third power His conduct in the matter
when the relations between the two nations were
every day becoming critical, shows an indffer
ence to great duty which is almost without paral
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| The London Post, treating Of the matter, says:
The intelligence from the United States continues
to more pacific aspect. Indeed, the more in
sight we obtain intothe true state Of feeling that
quarter the more We are convinced Of the strong and
general desire entertained by the American people
for the maintenance OF peace with this country
recent exhibition of hosttywe4 attribute solely to-
the present government. which, by stimulating the
passions of the democracy in the Western States
hopes to prooDg its precarious tenure Of power.
There appears to be in that country, as there is in
this, profund conviction that between States So
nearly allied in blood and 50 close connected by
commercial intercourse, should only be resorted
to as q last and desperate necessity. ss5, s + s$#
! The Princess Royal Of England was confirmed in
the private chapel at Windsor Castle, On the Goth
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1 The Brussels Independence, of the 10th ut., as.
serts that Prince Frederick William, son Of the heir
to the crown of Prussia, {now at Cohlentz Shas sol
eInnly demanded Of the King, his uncle, the consent
i
cess Royal Of England. This consent was granted n
the presenceof the whole court. and doubt what
ever exists as to the analogous disposition Of the
Queen of England. The Prince will be twenty-five
years OF age next October and the Princess Royal
will be. sixteen in November. S# ~
Charles Bancouis$the well known Irish car pro-
pretor, has caused a monument 20 be erected at
Rome, at his own expense, to the memory Of the late
f. Daniel O'ConneIl. IA
Intelligence has been received from Liverpool Of tile
suspension of 1Iessrs. Bohtingk & Co., firm lately
engaged in large taow speculations. Their iiabi
ties are 8belieYed'to DE heavy.
4 1t is stated that the enterprise ofthe great ship
canal fronlth Mediteran the Red Sea, across
the 1tnns Of suez, advocated by II. de Lesseps, is
likely soon to be prosecuted.
France.
The most important matter in France at present,
is the royal baby, whose advent il affecting foreign
and domestic relations and everything else.
The Tuilleries has been crowded wifi al af
deputations. The En-
rally complimentary, but answering the
of the Congress, he made use OF the
am happy that Providence has sent me soa M
moment ,chen an era of general a,eC0aeftaE Is 5
,,ouncipg ;tselfto Europe. shall bring
the feeling that nations must not be egotistral
that the repose of Europe depends on the prosperity
of each nation"
These words are looked upon in Paris as q sort Of
confirmation of the general beefn peace. The stock
market has in consequence been firm. s&
The foreign corps diplomatique was received and
favored with sight of the child on whom the Papa
Nuncio took the opportunity Of bestowinga benedic
ton. The Emperor, in replying. to the Senate, eS
planned the phrase Enfana de France, to which
some objection had been taken as follows: sS
The Senate has participated in my joy that Heaven
has given me son, and you have hailed as ahappy
event the birth of child of France. Intentionally
make use of that expression, a child of France
The Emperor Napoleon, my uncle, who's applied to
the new system created by the revolution all that
was great and elevated in the old regime resumed
that ancient denomination of the children of France
The reason is, gentlemen that when an heir IS born
who is destined to perpetuate a national system,
that child is not only the scion of family, but it is
points out to him his duties. If this true under
the old monarchy, which represented exclusively the
privileged classes, how much more is it now when
the sovereign is the elect of the nation, the first Gt
of the country and the representative OF the IN
terests OF all.' VIZ
An amnesty is declared to all political offender:
{ who will return and take the required allegiance.
A Berlin dispatch of the 18th says that letter:
received from ST. Petersburg state that after the con
clusion of peace, conferences will be held for thu
5 purpose of discussing and examining projects o
reform in regard to commercial regulations.
The journey of the Emperor into Poland is post
poned until after his coronation.
! There are indications of bad feeling betwee
: Russia and Austria. ~ -..= 'm.
The Russians made prisoners by the French wer
: to be taken to Odessa to be exchanged for TurEis
prisoners
On the 18th ultimo all the ships and allied battere
at Constantnople fired salute in honor Of the brit
Of Napoleon's son.
= NJ. Recourt Quiebra, banker of Madrid, has com
: mitted suicide.
e Attempts were being made to forma tercer Partidd
or third political party. Seniors Concha Cortino AM
Cantero were at the head of the movement.
y Sclleee, the Minister of Denmark has intorme
the Chambers that the government of the Unite'
IF States of America has proposed to prolong by tw
:. :. months, the treaty which expires on the l4th
IL April in order to give opportunity for the competlo
/ of the negotiations now pending. Denmark aceede
h to the proposals.,
Snow was three feet deep at Constantinople at las
accounts ..
According to accounts from Australia, received b
t. the India mall the gold exports of the year 1856
to the 10th of December, hadamounted to 60 1885 A.
The total of the year may therefore be taken nroun
t. numbers at sl0,0O0.000.
Government emigration will be diminished consi
eraby in consequence Of the refusal of the Australia
= colonies to receive for the present any more lr
:, emigrants. The last accounts from South Austral
II were that some hundreds of Irish emigrants we
ID there waiting employment. {$#e
d. Is.
~ DEPARTURE OF MAI. BuFoRD AND HIS CoAPAHY.
ry A large concourse assembled at the Mail Lime Whi
" Yesterday to witness the departure hence of NJ
,r jeff Buford and his company which was increas
. . here to some three hundred men, They marched
OF the boat in military ORDER passing Mr. McIlvail