New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19
SUeu Orleans lailg Crtstsltt.
ONE WEEK LATER . FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AEAGo.


ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AEAGO.
The United States Mali steamship Arago, Captain
Lines from Havre the morning and Southampton the
e5ening Of the Both uit arrived at New York on the
morning of the 1lth inst. Her news is not very i'm.
portant. sa53e
The Arago brought the French and English mails,
and 75 passengers, among whom are signor @. Fer
rero bearer Of dispatches from Sardinia; G. M Fear
ing, Esq. bearer Of dispatches from ST Petersburg
Judge Willard Of Troy, X; Mr. G. .. Ives, Amer
lean sculptor, from Rome; and the Vicompte de
Thiery, French Consul for New Orleans.
The Duke Of Cambridge has been introduced into
the Priyy Council.
The London Times, speaking Of the Qteen's speech
on the proroguation Of Parliament, says:
The notice Of the negotiations with regard to
Central America is cold and brief as betsa subject
Of delicacy and difficulty which might easily be ag.
grayated by any nnadyised word but we hope that
at the opening of the next session the Queen will be
able to address her Parliament in very different terms
with regard to the relations OF this country to Tie
United Statessof America u! N. 81; s5is II 3F
During the spring quarter ended June Both, 1856
was less by nearly 900 than the emigration 111)
in the spring quarter of 1855, and less than half the
average emigration l1S,l41) of the corresponding
quartersfof the eight years lS47-54.
Mrs. u. r. WEBD's READINGS s.---:t Uncle Tom and
his cabin have not yet disappeared from the gaze Of
the London public. Yesterday afternoon long line
Of carriages, drawn up before Staordhouse the res
idence OF the Duchess Of Sutherland declared TO the
west end world that some new attraction had brought
together several members of the higher circles Mrs
M. z. Webb, lady Of color, daughter of a Spanish
gentleman and Of female slave Of Virginia, had re
Gently arrived in London, bringing with her drama
tzed version Of Uncle TOMS Cabin, composed BY
Mrs Stowe herself, for the purpose of:a public read
ing, and the hall Of the splendid mansion in St James
had been granted to her by the Duchess, the site
| of the entertainment.
France. \
| The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
| writing at P. M. Of July 29th, says :&ass 8tE s.
| The commercial situation Of Paris has not changed
and the present stagnation Of affairs is likely to las
afortnight or three weeks longer. Some demand.
for articles de Paris were received this week from
England, and the last packet from the United State
4 brough orders from New York for Paris and Lyon
manufactures The latter, however, cannot be exc
cuted on account of the rise which has lately take1
1 place in the price of tissues.
| E ~ ~ Spain. $9s ss ~ S2$ Sg4
Intelligence from Spain to the 26th ult, states tha
Inco had submitted The Captain General of Ha
yana had superseded the Governor and sent troops Ii
replace the present garrison. ts.4 Es S& E5.f4
| Gen. Ruiz, the commandant of Corona. had evacu
ated the town. He was only followed by a compan
I II ~
Disconragement and disorganization were MAXIM
rapid progress in the ranks Of the insurgent militia
| Later intelligence from Spain states that Malag
and Granada had pronounced. The ayuntamient
| had proclaimed against O'Donneli. The Royal troop
| had fraterniZed to the cries g Death to 0Donneli
| riUG EspG7ter0 q Ia Constitution ~ - y 5
I The IAoniteur publishes the following telegraph
dispatch from the French Consul at st. Sebastian t
| the Minister of Foreign Affairs: - ~
| EST. SEBASTIAN, July 2S.-There are no advice
| from Saragossa since my last dispatch The unceI
tany of the news is to be attributed to the delay
five days granted by General Dulce to the Junta /"
| The Moderados were strenuously exerting them
selves to prevent the reorganization Of the Nationa
Guard. The Progresistas appeared inclined to sup
| ported General O'Donneli, as the last hope of th
Liberal party, but they had not yet made know
| their decision on the subject. ss5s. ,
| 1t was considered certain that the present Corte
| would be dissolved So
5s ~ italy. sat z 8T e
A trifing outbreak had taken place at Massa-Cal
rara At Austrian instigation some 70 youths crosse
the frontiers, but finding themselves discovered X
turned to their homes and all was qniet again Coun
/ de Carobro was ruralising at present. s.-Sa
/ Laterinteigence states that the movement at Mass
had been completely suppressed. Only about sixt
persons crossed from the Sandman territory twent
were arrested on the frontier. The teiegraphic con
munication had been re-established,
i Austrin. @.2j7e.,5.iy. .8ss& s.
1t has been decided by the Ministers of Public Ii
struction and of the Interior, that the Jews in Aus
EaltDlsll puullG oCuUOlS tlelF
and that at their own expense On the 18th instan
the King of Prussia visited Prince Metternich at h
1 chateau of konigswart.
/ The Cologne Gazette says that telegraphic di
patch was sent on the 22d to Gratz ordering 5000
of ball cartridges, to be sent from the magazines
that place to Italy. The Minister of War at the sam
1 time countermanded the orders for reducing til
cavalry and artillery to peace footing. Prince Pa,
Esterhazy left Vienna on the oath, with a numeror
suite for Moscow.
The same journal contains letter from Trest
which says: az
We have received through Dalmata intelgenc
from Montenegro, which confirms the rumor thu
$500 men had advanced toward Cettuyen under tn
command of Menle Perrowitch This expedition
directed against the district of Konc, which has +
!, fused to pay the annual tribute to Prince Daniel
Il West Coast of Africa.
PLYMOUTH, July 20.
The African Steam Navigation Companys ma
packet Niger Commander Parsons, arrived this q
ternoon.
The recent death of Captain Hart, Regent
Bonny, is likely to lead TO disturbances through wal
of agreement in the family of his successor. -. Y
The President Of Liberia has been under the neee
sty of issuing proclamation to prevent the INN
grafton of laborers to French Guiana.
Several French men-of-war were at GOree, Jn
18th.
Prussan squadron, consisting Of the frigate Th
tbs, paddle-wheel frigate corvette and schoone
and the American frigate jamestown, were at n
deira. ,..s