New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-15
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h VAL On rHEI STEAMSHIP AsrA,

ffestsi y Y A hI GE THES ssTEAMSHIP ASIA.
fhe British Mail Steamship Asia, from, Liverpool
sns afternoon of the 2esh nit, arrived at
/ NeW Sork on the afternoon of The 7ti instant,
| Iae CunaTd steamer Zebra plying between Liver
I pool ana haFfes went ashoreon the Lizard Point M
crew and passengers saved, as also portions 81 iii
cargo, but the ship remains fill of Wyster.
The Hermann arrived at Southampton on i'll norn.
| ing Of Saturday, the 26th.
| esreat Eritasis.
70 Parlan1ent the question was asked BIZ Mr. agur.
rough whether the British ysas pranarsd
@ adopt any, and what, measures for pTeyenti,Ic
armed interference by France in the affairs of par
LORD replied that there was at present
nothing VI te affairs of Spain tIlat could III
any way lead 70 The interference III tEe FTsreT sny
ernnnent Upon the general question of nferfarenea
ne could say that of the French s man
aai 5asrlsss aaa h Won SET
unjust. He was also man of great saoaeisv. mi
events had shown that the nterferaf,ee III fas
sfens WHO lad been led te ntegpose in the affairs OF
spaE had been attended with disaster to themselves:
ply ply sneFe was no reason tor apprehending fat NH
Emperor n the French haa any such intention.
Y VI y MEoepHcE according to- notice, moved Tfaat
James sadlier having absconded 4ro public iilfic
5s p expelled from seat ia Permanent Cassidars
". III ensHed AL % Tile expedency Of precip-
,sse ,ss we eventually the motion
debate took place III The Gori,1o,,s ~ no
Tsaalng q the retiring Bsfop pension bins "a WI
Heatnecote moved that the second M
pg.sg pga f,sa .sss ess 1I of dc b as
rapt extravagant and s aasey,
reading was, however carried by IsI Is
there several i'll the aeId
for tte seat of James sTre
the electors ef have iagItsd sIItR
fet;.deolines aI AAss
Of the Grimean a. CheIsea. it amounts toan
exealpation Of she officers Gated 4
Government has determined to erect defances along
ahs hSI'aeass a M sg e Scotland and
Queen icfofa " personally To present thes Baltic
medast9 the fests at Portsmouth, ere l0ngs
~. Y ;9hn Of Langley PriorE, Asflley
erty on etherssid of Shaksneares h6nse At
lord-o Avon and restore that part III tie nraTiss
known as Swan and Maidenhead, to its original state
~ =, ProsReesus mas been issued q United King
dom Provision capital s500 its. ol-g
Jeet to carry % an extensive business III bread
stutts and provisions, chief from America. 2
IIle London Times has tie following
1t is in contemplation TO start 4 line of steamer
between New York and Odessa touching At FBrorIs
intermediate ports il the Metlite iter1aneaii al state
mens = ADDED which, has other founa
the Gar will sahsidfse the line The Man
fef the TO touch at 3farsees ind 5uyrTs
her te;r passass pss,,as, n at Genoa
court has been held o1, ff
me North militia -Four are sentenced fo
deaI and tiFo more are handedaTer for trial IN the
sls4t p03 ~ 'ssr ,s,,, ], I, ".
Inc Intentions Of the French Government win
Teshect TO are subject Of much Conversation
U Paris They SAY that If Donnell proves himself &
master Of the situation. France can have r
70 interfere On the other hand if lie TiJserls ram
the day-and even Should the present Queen ha re-
CURED TO abaleate in favor of the Princess Of the
interfere. But asotd s,arade
Of the two cases Should firstly the DIlehass m
Montpensler become next heir and make pretentons
e ;ne throne 81 secondly should republic be
The Emperor has sent from PIonbieres ascrcuIsys
70 the Pretects ordering them, in positive terms
anew 70 az their ts-
tEiets me free and undisuFbed exercise Of rali
TheRledisaI aIaculty Of Paris intend to.assess Il aT-
aasf en the gh. 20tl to the
Prince Lucien Bonaparte has goneiDn.ss mission tl
sIwo camps Will be formed nesr .Earis III
and September one on the plains of Satory at Fers
the wood of Nincennes. !, 54z3s5$ q
"A medal is being struck to commemorate the ban
tlsnl of the young Napoleon. II represents the nm
eroG noldng ms son aloft to the view Of specta
a lumber u arrests were made In Raris on the s
I9th, 10Th and 2lst, Of Workmen who formed in
groups II Faubourg st. Antoine, to talk about the
affairs Of Spain. $4 1s a lBs
81 ~ 3t& Spaln.! 8 III
Madrid Journals of July 18th have been received
and present us with the official account of tb IN,
surrecton. The national guard have bee alnas
tlrey disarmed Already 10000 muskets aud 4 con-
siderable quantity pistols, sahres and lanees had
peen collected and domieary visits were being made
70 secure all the arms in the hands of the citizens
Numerous arrests had been made and there is nc, G.
longer fear Of any further outbreak IN the capital
me casualties of the royal troops estimated at
forty or tifty killed, and hundred and fifty wound
ed: the losses of the insurgents are not known.
The royal troops engaged consisted Of thirteen
battallons with fifty pieces Of artillery in all about
l5 ,o0e men, The cavalry, 900 in number. en-
poyed outside the gates in keeping up the comma
neatlon between the three corps into which the
forces were divided. Queen lsabeafs exnltation IS
described as great and she had rewarded the officers
by general permission to kiss her ahand, Sin the
clothes they wore during the struggled Wounded
officers and soldiers are to be promoted grade with
pension and crosses. "A complete change is made in
persons in authority who behaved feeby in the pres
senee Of disorder have been dismissed At Barcelona
the rising was not put down until alters good deal
lighting, extending over two days. ss1 SsE#&s
From Sara gossa there is further news than that
portion OF the troops remain ithful to the Queen
and that the insur1ection is confined to that city.
Governments was dispatching all available troops
towards this last stronghold of the sulTeGton and
their instructions are if opposed not to be led into
street fighting, but to lombard the city from the ad
joining forts. 44-54ss,s f& 81 ssss35ze8f}
Advces to the 18th leave no doubt that the Dom
nell government reigned supreme at Madrid. The Is
city at that date was reported g tranquil.''
An official return says the loss Of tile troops in sup
pressing the nsurreetion were 6lefcers killed and 10
wounded; 80 soldiers killed, 2 missing and ZOE
wounded. No return is made Of the loss sustained
By the insurgents but private accounts say that the
troops behaved with great ferocity, and butchered
several companies of the National Guard after they
had ceased to resist. Businessw was beginning to be
resumed and crowds daily visited the scenes of con-
tiiet The artillery had damaged q number Of build
ings, aong them the palaces of Medina Cell and the
Plateras, also the residences of the Count de Onale,
the Countess Montio and others, in the streets Of Mi
lanese and Toledo. s&s4 $s f k
Lord Howden, the English Ambassador, was, as
usual, absent from his post when these events took
place He had received orders by telegraph TO return
instantly to Madrid via Sarag gossa. l5& "A ?sass
n Marshal Naryaez, on the revolt breaking out Of
fered his services to ODonnel, and has received the
appointment OF Minister to Paris, in the place of r
Olozaga. 5} $& &t4ss959 VS. 5f24a 5#z54#.ests55r
Il The Duke of Alba hrother-inIaw of the Empress
Eugene, is appointed Mayor Of Madrid, pro tenn.
Patrico Escosura has sought refuge at the British
Embassy bis brother, who held q commission in the
insurgent ranks, had escaped 7i $4H slssti
Marshal Espartero, his partisans say, seeing the
turn given to things in the Congress by the demo-
Gratis, did not wish to sacrifice the throne, launch
into the hazards Of anarchy and civil war; and in con-
sequence did all that he could to restore tranquility