New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-22

shrill,
sing Natures requiem on the mountains brow,
And all the air is as blue marble, still.
IT was a kind of triumph once TO see
All Nature die, and find myself at ease
In youth that seemed an Immortality
ButI am changed now; and feel with trees
a brotherhood, and in their obsequies with me
Think Of my own. Thus time hath wrought
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. OF THE PERSIA AT NEW DIRK.
The British mail steamship Persia, Capt Judkins,
from Liverpool on the 4th, arrived at New ork on
the morning of the 14th inst.
The subjects Of interest N Europe Gontlnue 70 pc
three-the pressure upon Naples, the Belgrade houn
dairy and tie question of the Isle OF Serpents 10
these may be3 added the question Of the Turkish
principalitie5.
Naples the only reliable information is given by the
IgoFd Of Brussels, in the shape OF letter from
Jenna, Of date September 18th, stating that the
Austrian at Paris and London had re-
ceved urgent instructions from their governments to
induce the Western Powers to adjourn the execution
Of their maritime and to await the re-
suit Of the Austrian ENJOYS, Gen. Martlnls, mission
to Naples The letter adds that there is every reason
to believe that the Western Powers will show sufi-
cient consideration for Austria and accedeto her re-
quest. Rnmors were circulated in Paris that the eN.
pedtons had been definitely countermanded, but
these fumors are premature, if not unfounded.
The Belgrade boundary produces considerable dis.
eussion, but no new facts appear in the case.
IA Frankfort journal states that Britain has ad-
dressed to Russia second note the subject Of the
Isle Of Serpents, and that the tone is more peremp
tory than that Of the first note. The journal adds
that mutual irritation has been much augmented
thereby.
The British Government has recently brought for
ward plan which finds favor with Austria and, it is
said, with France for the settlement Of the Turkish
difficulties with Montenegro. This plan is mainly that
certain loWland districts, now belonging to Turkey
proper shall be ceded to Montenegro, which prinei
paty shall then publicly recognize the sovereignty Of
She Porte. No progress has vet been made towards
an adjustment Of The complicated relations of Media
via and Wallachia.
The Emperor and Empress of the French had
warm reception at Bordeaux, and have returned to
Paris,
The Nlonitenn, contains a crculnstantal account of
the convict establishments in Guiana and Cayenne
and states that the political srsoners are well cared
1or me article is intended as reply to the recent
statements of Louis Blanc
Prince Gortschakoff, Russian Minister Of Foreign
afairs mas addressed to the representatives of the
Emperor Alexander L at Foreign Courts, circular
dispatch setting forth the foreign policy Russia in
tends acting on, now that peace has been re-estab
iished In this document the continuance Of foreign
troops in the kingdom Of Greece is stronly repre-
hended and the intention of the Western Powers TO
Interfere in the internal affairs Of Naples is declared
to be contrary to the right of independent lnonalphs
aud that to wish to obtain from the King of Naples
concessions as to the internal regime of his States by
Gleacng demonstrations, is to wish to govern in his
weak. . a - w
This dispatch has been read by Baron Brunow to
f0he French Minister of Foreign Affairs, but was not
otherwise officially communicated to the French |
: Government. "A distinction is thus sought to be es
Gabllshed between simple dispatch sent to diplo-
matte agent and formal notification directly adj
dressed to the Government. There is considerable
doubt IN high quarters, as to whether the circular it,
sell is, Or is not, correct exponent of the foreign
policy of Russia.
Marshal Random has left Algiers to assume the com
fnand Of the expedition against the kabyles Gene
rails Ynsuf and Renaud are acting against the insur
gents districts, which are expected speedily to make
submission.
Madrid letters are to tbe 9TH ult. royal decree
arn Is from the property Of Queen
niaa olss. The creation Of Colonial Depart
t " Y Il talked of. All exmtary officers who
present themselves to the authorities on the
VA July last, as well as those who did present them
selves, but WHO have no property In Madrid, are or,
derea to quit the capital, and not to approach it
nearer than twenty leagues IT IS not true that inc
on the 10th of October. The consumption for the
militia passed off quietly
All information to hand confirms the" suppostion
shat the Austlians will not evacuate the Danubian
nrncpalities until the question of the Bessarabian
frontier be definitely settled At the present moment
Austria has some IA 900 men in Waachia and Mol
davia and is making commissiaat contracts for their
prolonged stay.
a letter from Berlin, of the 26th ult, in the Cor
respondent, Of Nuremberg, says
s We learn that the replies of all the powers which
signed the protocol Of London, of 1852, to the dis
patch Of the Cabinet Of Berlin, relative to the affair OF
Neuchatel have been received, with the exception OF
that of the Russian Government. According to what
has TRANSFERRED of the nature of these replies gen
eral conviction is felt of the necessity of settling the
question and it is believed that negotiations to that
efectwill be 0penedat the next meeting the Con-
ference of Paris
From Denmark we learn that in addition to the
Minister Of Finance NJ. dUnsguard, the Minister of
the Interior has also resigned but is not yet known
whether the designations are accepted The King
will probably consult the Council of State before
ing to any definite decision. The remaining Minis
ters have declared that it is impossible to keep the
present Cabinet together The cause of the Minister
of the Interiors resignation was his not being able to
agree with his colleagues on the measures to be
taken to render peasants proprietors OF land which
they hold in perpetual lease on the domains OF the
mobiles.
From Greece we learn that Albania is oyerrun by
banditt and the frontier provinces i'll equally
troubled condition. but intelligence from the city of
Athens to the 10th ult, describes the state of things
there as calm. The difficulties existing between the
french admiral and the Greek Government are adj |
Joufned, but not settled The anniversary Of the
Greek revolution was not celebrated by any public
Ee5oicngs, simple religious ceremony being alone
performed. King Otho's return, which was to have
journed till next month. Goniectures are afloat con-
corning the length of the Kings absence, and as to
the probable results of the Conference in London for
the regulation Of Hellenic affairs.
Geographic dispatch from Trieste, antcipatory of
lhe overland Indian mall brings dates from Calcutta
to the 22d, Bombay Goth, Hong Kong 9th and Shang-
hae list of August.
Preparations were being made at Bombay for
military demonstration in the Persian Gulf Cholera
prevailed in the Punjaub and at Bombay Business in
IMPORTS was quiet; the produce market steady |
money market easy. Freights had advanced. En-
change, Is, Cd.
Accounts from China are unsatisfactory. At Can
ION, great loss of life and property had occurred
iron hoods Exchange at Canton, As. ll5d; at
Australian advices have been received at Ceylon,
from Sydney July. 5. and Melbourne June 80. The
Price gold was s3 les. The export of gold during
tne hssS SIX months Of 1856 &C tons. ExplorS,
lions were being made in Tasmania
REVOLUTIONARY SuRGERY.-The Mobile Tribune
In its A'fi'acen dina, relates the following:
Among the most active and daring of Marion's men
were Robert Simons and William Withers They had
been sent together on some confidential expedition
and while resting at noon for reireshment Withers.
praciced shot, was examining his pistols to see if
they were in good order, while Smons sat near him.
either reading or in reyerie. Bob said Withers,