New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-04
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE A, 1856.
SNeh Orlsalls 1ailp Gresferd,

Neh Orleans 9ailg Crssfert,
LATER FROM EUROPE
=. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP. BALTIC.
The U. S. mail steamer Baltic, Comstock command
sr, arrived at New York on Tuesday morning the
18th ut., at o'clock. She left Liverpool on the af
ternoon Of May l4th.
The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool on the
10Th inst.
The Baltic brings four days later intelligence from
Europe. The news is interesting, but not of great
Importance:
It is stated from Constantinople that a defensive
alliance had been concluded at Teheran, between |
Persia and the United States and that the text of it
had arrived at Constannople where it is kept very
secret. "a commercial treaty must be meant.l 1t Is
reported from Hamburg that an American squadron |
is expected soon to enter the Baltic On Friday the
9th instant Russia, Sweden, and Odenberg signed a
protocol at Copenhagen, agreeing to adopt thesast
proposition of Denmark for the capituation Of the
Sound Dues, provided all other States Interested do
the same Russia is reported to have demanded ex-
plantations respecting the joint treaty secretly concud
ed between France, England, and Austria, guarantee
ing the independence Of Turkey. As the TuInor has
not affected the Stock Exchange, 1t cannot be CON
sldered dangerous. Russia is about to commence
Circassians. Considerable excitement yet reigns in
Belgium on the subject of the attempt Of France to
coerce the Press and an ovation had been offered by
the Belgian editors to Count Villain for his expressed
determination to uphold the liberty of type. Paris
correspondence, however, says that the French and
Belgium Governments have come to an understanding
in the matter, that Belgium will take more active
measures to prevent the publication Of appeals to
sassnation and France will take an early opportu-
nifty of expressing satisfaction herewith The affairs
of Italy continue to excite large share Of attention.
Count Cayour has presented two important notes to
the Sandman Chambers. The news Of General
Walkers battle at Riyas attracted some (but not
much) attention in England. M
The French Government is stated to have its rigi-
lance particularly awakened towards the movements
of the secret societies. which are becoming DANCE
rous. ,ss
At the meeting of capitalstsat the Treasury Office
the 18th, the Chancellor Of the Exchequer stated
that the proposed loan of FIVE millions sterling
calculated to cover the whole service of the year.
cept two millions, for which he should propose to
issue Exchequer bonds, but the two millions would
not be required until the end of the present year.
perhaps, not until the first quarter Of 1857.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, IA, 2 P. M.-Since the
above was written the London mail Of this morning
has come to hand, but does not seem to contain much
OF interest excepting an editorial in the London
Times, descanting on the forbearance displayed by
England in the enlistment dispute, and the unrea-
sonabeness of Mr.. Marcy in demanding the recall of
Mr.. Champion. 5
In protocol signed at Copenhagen on the 9th
inst, Russia and Sweden formally adhered to the
mode Of capitaizng the Sound Dues proposed by the
Danish Government. The Copenhagen correspondent
of the Times is somewhat surprised that England,
whose interest it seems to be to watch over the in
dependence Of Denmark" should have declined to
accede to the proposed capitalization, which is de-
clared to be the only practicable solution and he
intimates that the sympathies of the Danish nation
who were great admirers of British institutions
would be considerably impaired if Denmark's mod
crate and reasonable proposals should meet with OPP
position from the very country which has the solution
of the question: in its hands, and which of all States
is the one best qualified to prepare transition from
the existing state OF things to another state
sstent with the eXigencies of the time, without yo-
lently making way with old traditrons.
Russia.
The Emperor of Russia has issued the following
manifesto on thesubect of his approaching corona.
| tion:
We, Alexander II, Emperor and Autocrat of all the
! Russias, King of Poland, ETC., make known by thess
presents: When weascended our ancestral throne
| of Russia, and grand duchy of Finland, and th'
throne of Poland, which is inseparable from it
in the midst of severe trials, both for ns and ou
country, resolved in heart to defer ou1Hcore
nation long as the thunder of arms was not silence
within the limits of our realm, and the blood of ou
glorious Christian warriors who had signazed then
selves both by deeds Of courage and by selfsacr
fees, had not ceased to flow. Now that benefceL
peace is restoring to Russia her former tranquility
we intend, in conformity with the example of tn
| former plous Emperors, our predecessors, to b
crowned and to receive the prescribed annointment
and at the same time to have deary-beloyed con
sort, the Empress Maria AleXandrowna, participate
in the same. While we thus make known to on
faithful subjects this intention, which, with God
help shall be carried into execution in the month o
August OF this year. we invite them at the same tim
to join their prayers to ours, that Gods blessing ma
descend on US and government; that God ma
help US, while placing on our head the imperia
crown to take upon us the oath and vow to live sole
ApINy &c
under our rule and may Almighty God enlghten al
our thoughts and inspire all acts by the bestowa
on us Of His holy spirit. ALEXANDER.
st. Petersburg, April 20, 1856.
The Gear of Warsaw announces that Russia is t
commence a campaign this summer against the eau
casus. General Chruletf will have the command Q
the expedition under the superior direction of Genera
Mouravef. The expedition will extend to Caghestan
distance of about sixty miles from the Black Sc
coast.
4 In recent speech to the nobility of Moscow, tn
Czar alluded to the report which had been spread
his intending to emancipate the serfs, and said tha
that was change which could by no means be e
fected in hurry. The present state Of things, how
ever, one that could not last it would therefore
be very agreeable to him if the nobility itself woul
take into mature deiberation in what way chang
could be gradually prepared for; and any propos
tions they might make on the subject would alway
be welcome to him.
Turkey.
The accounts from Constantinople are to the l!
instant. The exchange of the ratification of til
Treaty of the 30th of March was known in the Turl
ish capital. The Sultan has requested, il is sal.
several Ango-French divisions to remain for SON
time at Constantinople 1t is thought this reqne
has been caused by the state Of things the nter
, of Turkey. The grand revolt which has broken 0,
in Arabia is the theme of general conversation; Egy
tan troops are to be employed in repressng
The journals are silent on the subject. The Smy
papers state that the fanatics in Syria have mass
cred an English consular agent in Maraschi aud |,
family. Soeyman Pasha has put down the revolt
! Magnesa and arrested the ringeaders.
e The Sultan, on the application of the British Go
erment for permission to erect memorial church
Constantinople, has most literally granted piet
of ground large enough for church, schools, al
, parsonage. .,,-.
9 The OVERLAND MAIL.-Bombay papers to tt
9 10th April have arrived in England. Profoun
peace continued to prevail throughout India. I'll
Governor-General was at Calcutta The pressure
| the money market had given way. The banks ha
reduced their rate of interest two per cent. a
around; and, bullion in quantity was arriving bot
r. from England and China, further reduction WI
a looked for .s
AT Bombay, on the 18th April there was ia
d business in imports. Market for cotton piece goot
not encouraging. Yarns tolerably steady, with
4, fair amount of transactions. English iron steady
former prices. Swedish bar rather lower. Steel al
= tin in fair request. Lead in good demand
Exports-Cotton wool steady. Sheep wool in ve
good demand. Hemp generally III good reques
Linseed and rapeseed dull. Cochineal somewhat d
ficult of sale.
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