New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
LATER FRoM ErJRopE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP KANey


ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP KANGAROO
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool Oh the
10th ult, arrived at Philadelphia on the morning Of
the 2tth. She brought files Of London and Liverpool
papers as late as the day Of her sailing
.u, a@.ss.ls England. s.. W.. ...
Inc London Times has a leader on The suspension
Of the Royal British Bank II considers fbat tf,e
+ Dallk mas broken IN most dsgraceful manner
a poat from the lil.fated emigrant ship Ocean
Home mas been picked up, containing Edward Harvey.
the second mate, Frederick Snow and Jarnes Mona.
ghan, seaman, and one passenger. name ufl{nown
An arrangement has been come to between the
Bank OF France and the Bank Of England by which
the former will draw gold from Britain onIv AZ II r
rTes, instead of at uncertain intervals.
5y@. France. 5
The scantiness of remarkable events which has
charaeterized French politics for some time still pre-
Vas Ihe EnperOrs s0jour1 at Biaritz, which was to
end on the 10th Of September, will be extended to
the lst OF October. Commercial letters from Paris
state tias the business OF the past week was very
qu.st and ana without change. Partisan manufactures
were uh o. SALE hut considerable activity ID eypeeed
IN an descriptions by the end of the month or first Of
os,ooer IN the corn trade the late enormous arrivals
at Marseles had caused owners to abate their extern
slons, and prices were declining -@z'' '-a.5
$3.50 a-..-.- Italy.
The report that France will permit its Minister at
Naples to withdraw for time and that Enoland viii
I not appoint successor to the late Sir VIM Temple,
mas been confirmed. fNS'
| Inc papers furnish a confirmation Of the renort
thas the nsulrection of Naples has been suppressed
Spain.
| Aiaifs IN spain appear to be more unsettled Ma
dl7d adFces say that Donnes tenrre Of office
last drawing to Close and that 1t was exnected Mar
Vael Wotid once more become the ruling Statesman
OF the country. With view to MAINTAIN hs r,ostian
nv Pgsoh oI te Queen We informed that
'ohiieii mas brought forward scheme authoriziup
decree to restore to Queen Christina all her Dronerty
IN SPAN upon which seauestration was laid after the
revolution Of 1854 In this project the measure il de-
ciared revolutionary and unjustifable and AT tat ra
done against her at that time IS desianate nd
tous. The project, are told was agreed II M,
mousy the sefstyed Pro9ressistas In the faffnef
including Senor Calado, who encouraged and aided
Win MS purse the revolution Of 1854, finding nothing
to say against it. The document has been sent Ia
Queen Christina for approval, and as soon as an on
perfume moment arrives the decree will be proIlul-
gated. = -
The latest telegraphc advice from. Spain contains
nothing Of peculiar interest It states that the Cab
net IS unanimous and possesses the entire confidence
o. the Queen Cen Aleson has been named as Com
mandantGenera of the PhiiIippian Island. The
Madrid journals contain the official justification of
the decree by which the Cortes have been dissolved.
The Ministers declare that this assembly has over
stepped the limits OF its powers, and that it has be-
haved regardless of the restrictions which were orr
glnaHy put upon its mandate by the decree of the
convocation. o3l7.7%@ - : :
The price of corn is falling in Madrid. IVA &
Russia.
Two important facts are related wifi, REGARD IL
Itusslathe coronation Of the Czar and the evac
ton Of kars. According to our latest aJyices from
MOSCOW the former pageant passed off to the Ell
tre satisfaction OF all parties interested. The Enpe-
ror Alexander has been most enthusiastically receve
by all classes OF his people. His entry into Moscow
was more akin to the riumpha professions of ancient
Kf home .han anything eyer seen in these kingdoms.
lhe stream OF gold and silver-the immense displar
OF sparkling and costly diamonds--the parade of
splendid troops capasond in the most costly style
all convinced the spectator that no matter what NAV
be the character of his Government the Autocrat If
tha uta+a f+y,,
earth-one who can display such ponp, power mag
nlflcence and grandeur. &#t' 3 = o0,.
hars has been evacuated by the Russians, who
nave retired to Adrlanople The ceremony of sur
rendering this renowned fertilization took place on
the 18th OF August. Three of the English officers
attached to the British cornrnissary with the Turkish
army IN ASIA were present at the surrender, not in
their official capacity, but spectators. Their stay
vas celebrated by festivals with streams of cham
payne and numberless toasts, among them that OF
Geil NiiiIans with salute from the guns Of the
citadel. =T--- - :. -
lie NoTd publishes the Russian reply respect,r
the Isle OF Serpelts. Russia declares that she cannot
concede except to the joint powers.
Switzerland. "
Further details Of the insurrection in Switzerland
are 10 flanG Two clergymen have been arrested ona
charge OF having been connected with the plot and
we learn that Colonel de Meuron aud MN. Mont
mohin and de Galliae, who escaped by water from
Aeuichatel have been captured in the canton Of
trlburg. With regard to the punishment which
these prisoners will receive, it il said that they will
be sentenced to term Of imprisonment, and to pay
the expenses OF the damage they have occasioned.
Letters from Berlin mention that the deeatA OF the
| Royallsts il Switzerland has caused the King of
Prussia some uneasness but he does not regard that
punclpallty as entirely lost to his crown.
Austria and Turkey.
The Intervention of Austria in the contests between
Prince Dano of Montenegro and the Turks is talked
OF as impending 10 the announcement of the dis
play OF the military force on the Montenegru from
tier, which has been resolved upon at Vienna we
have now to add the assertion Of q German paper,
that Instructions for an immediate diplomatic inter-
ference with the Sultan have been sent to the Astan
Ambassadors at Constantinople
The Greek government has recently appointed a
Governor OF Pirrus, but the French Admiral refused
to recognize him. The Prussian and Ravarian Minis
ters protested against it, but the British Minister sup
ported the decision of the French Admiral
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