New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-11
OWE Week LArER FRQm nunlrra.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA. Y

y reported to be urging tie claims IF Prince Pierre
bo,aparte to the throne Of the Danubian Eingdoms
ana % Pc in considering what title to hesGo
on the American descendants 81 Prince Teror,a TIE
harvest in France II fully an average The
OF Holland refuses assent to the principle
OF arbitraslon before resort to arms The ezensof
antwerp have been lndnlG feses 30 ceIebgate the
Kings long and peaceful reign. IT ii reported fbut
donbtfully) that France and England lave sent an
nltimatuIn q % Naples, demanding concessions and
threatening II refused To withdraw Their renrtsef,
tives Tie King agrees to concede in part, hut the
nsinatum demands more The Prussfan corvette
panfle Was attacked On The coast of Morocco bF Ri
plIates eight Of the crew were killed, and seventeen
wounded irei.iding among tie latter Prince Adab
pert OF The dead were buried at Gibraltar
ana PEassla invites France and England to Join her
n an sSpedislon againss The baeaneers Turkey il
more favorable to Tie deyeiopgert If sr ovv cor
nerce The eight or ten Essians have been removed
from the lsle @ seTpaats English ship-ofwar,
and landed at Odessa The Rasaiana have rsoccnpfed
Anapa, and the forts Of the CIEeassian coast TIle
papers are fall Of the Inagnicence of the appsoae
ing coronation,
The British Parliament further sprorogned until
The l3th Of Novembsr. There IS no political news
excepting the r5r that De Israes leadership ii bs.
coming dstaateful to his followers. E5 aa
The Queen OF Dude, mother oil the deposeH monarch,
has reached Southampton with u large suite. K She
comes to England to make complaint of tEie Eass
India Company. 33ss5S y s.f
Miss Nightingale has declined proposed public
demonstration by the people Of Brrainghan She is
sLtl AZ HtT NOME III DEFDyse, anu. II S3id the ErSG
visit she will make win be to Her Majesty. Il
Numerous accidents having lately occurred from
the use OF strychnia by gate keepers and others for
the puPose of destroying yerin, the Lord advocate
OF Scotland haa given instructions that it shall be
made known as publicly as possible, that any one
placing strychnia or other poison within the reach Of
the public, Or using it without such precautions as
are needfn to prevent viii be held
for the consequences ana that il death injury to
health is the result the party offending viii be liable
obe prosecuted criminally. 5lf
BY an order in Council, dated July 2ath last past,
her Majesty has been pleased to direct that the Brit
sh Consul at Siam shall have full power to cary into
effect, and to enforce by fineor Imprisonment as III
the said order provided and FORTH the observance
Of the stpulations Of any treaty or regulations
pended to any treaty now existing or to lie made
hereafter between her Majestyand her steeessofsand
the King of Siam and his successors which order il
to take effect from the first day Of December next:
It is said in the Correspondence Iaitine, published
at Turin, that the representatives of the Pope and
the Grand Duke of Tuscany very active in their
endeavors to prevail on the King of Naples to give
satisfaction 70 the Western Powers by to the
demands of Austria Orders have been given to con
centrate the Swiss troops IN and about Naples.
The Sultan has granted site for an hospital, to be
called e The Hospital of Peace to be attended by
Sisters Of and to be- open 70 a nationaltes-
There had been numerous riots in Lisbon and else
where throughout Portugal on the plea Of tie dear
ness of bread. 8 Es WEI
An American is reported to have got q frHnan to-
examine the Of the principal rivers of
Tranquility now prevails in Greece, and nothing
more is said of brigands The evacuation of the coun
try by the French troops il considered certain. s
Reliable information from Constantinopie mentions
that the Turkish Government, which is now turning
its attention with renewed vgor TO the subject of its
commercial relations with foreign powers, is not dis
posed to renew its present. commercial treaties IN the
shape as heretofore but IS already occupied with
the elaboration of 4. DAFT for general treaty Of COM
merce, to be offered to all nations The leading fea
ture of this drateaty is described to consist in the
principle Of crcumscribing for the advantage Of
tive produce the concessions hitherto made to foreign
| trade. El& i#5.s. sGl325 a4g #s8$ ss5S
The Viceroy of Egypt has established Steam
Navigation Company to Carry on the coastng trade
| of the Red Sea.
Latest advices from Persia do not bring favorable
accounts The grapes were diseased and rlrrain was
destroying the cattle Engineers had been sent to
strengthen the detenses of Khiva. fl5.z5
The Russians have sent in CHIN of 400 600 francs
for damage done to the Russian Palace at Constant
hospital q 8 ny I'm
a quantity Of treasure valued at $1ao,oOo was
buried by the Russians in the Church Of Sebastopol,
and they have just dug up. in safety although the
French slept IN the edif1ce for some considerable
time. HE a.8# &gs ~
An INvITATIoN,-Col. Preston Pond, Jr., American
nominee for Elector Of the Fourth District publishes
invitation in the Clinton Patriot to the Hon. Jno
McVea, CT. Viere, VIM a. Elmore, T. Landry, q.
o. Moore, and Il. Grey, Democratic Electors, to meet
him in public debate to discuss the questions involved
in the present Presidential contest at the following
places at the times specified
| Parish of st. Helend-G -Greensbnrg, Monday Sept
18th Amite Station Tuesday, Sept. 16. 'E=' f5AI
| Parish Of Washingtm-Fr FrankEinton, Thursday.
| Sept. 18th. 5a 5.iz5sS5s + ;sf@ss- ,9ss.5 : b
| Parish of St. 17amnany-Co Coyngton, Saturday,
Sept. goth. Madinsonville, same evening.
Parish Of Ligingston.springfeld, Monday Sept.
I'D: Denham Springs, "Wednesday, Sept: 24th.
Hereford's, Thursday, Sept 25th
| Parish Of Ibesrie-Bayou Goula Saturday, Sept.
9th. Plaquemine, Monday, Sept. Goth.
| Parish of IFest Baton Rougs-Brulee Landing,
Tuesday, Sept s0th City Of Baton Rouge, .Wednes.
day Oct. 1st. Lobdels Store, Thursday, Oct. I'd.
| Parish Of Pointe Coupee-New Road, Saturday,
Oct; 4tl. Wiliamsport, Monday, Oct 9Th
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Parish Of East Fsliciaaa- Jackson Thursday,
Oct eth. Clinton, Saturday, Oct llth.
| A MAN ELop1NG VIII HIS W1FE's DAuaHTERs-
st. Louis Inteigencer, of the 4th, has the following
choice moroccan for scandal mongers ss3a
i For some days we have been cognizanto of the par
ticulars Of an affair of this nature but have refrained
from making them public, that the injured party
might the better ferret out the delinauents It seems
that the gentleman had, some seven eight months
ago, lost his first wife, and short time since married
again. his choice this time falling upon widow lady
OF great personal charms the mother OF four cklldreQ
In the number grown up daughter, possessed of
her mothers beauty that often fatal gift nthis
instance. Some weeks past, and the affection of the
stepfather lipened into the attachment Of a lover,
and on Saturday last the infatuated couple decanped,
taking with them all the property available, and eav
ing the wife and mother in destitute circumstances.
The parties were seen in Alton on Sunday, and the
supposton is that they have made their way to that
paradise Of free.loVe and freeniggers, Chicago. We
have heard from what we consider good authority
but hope for the honorof humanity that 1t is untrue
that the father and daughter have had illicit inter-
course for several months, and that the girl is
enciente By the husband Of her noter 1t is said
that this the motive of their elopement, that the
shame of the daughter might not be apparent to the
eye of the world. NV 8la5g
MARINE DIsAsTERs.-A letter in the Mobile Tri-
bune of Tuesday, from Warrington, Fa., under date
of the 9TH instant, has the following intelligence:
Brig LaEaca, Captain Greenman, from New York,
bound to Matagorda with an assorted cargo, came
into this harbor to-day with loss of foremast and
everything attached She lost all her boats and was
otherwise damaged. a&5N&=# r. 5$$ 5st
Schooner J. Hotchliss, Capt. Munson, from Mobile.
bound to Havana with cargo Of lumber, came in
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