New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. OF THE NORTH AMERICAN AT QUEBEC
AND CITY OF BALTIMORE AT PHILADELPHIA


ARRIVAL. OF THE NORTH AMERICAN AT QUEBEC
AND CITY OF BALTIMORE AT PHILADELPHIA.
BY the arrival Of these steamships we have re-
ccved intelligence from Europe to the 8th nst Of an
important nature
England.
The Bank of England has advanced its rates to
per cent for bills of longer date than two months in
consequence of advccs from Paris on Monday that
the Bank of France had resolved not to admit notes
to discount of more than 60 days and to limit the ad
vances public securities to 40 per cent of their
value and on Railway shares to 20 per cent. Parlia
ment had been further prorogued to the 18th OF No
vember The London Posts correspondent in Paris
the 7th, says the Bourse rallied under the effect Of
the report of the Minister of Finance, Of restored
confidence in reference to the exaggerated rlmors
circulated for several days The London Times says
England is complete and that all pressure both at the
Bank and discount market had subsidized and foreign
exchanges received favorable impulse.
| France.
The rise in corn has checked the decline expected,
the crops exceed the average, and the foreign ar
| rivals are ample.
The Bank Of France was again purchasing gold.
The final quotation Of French Three perCenta showed
an improvement of quarter per cent.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times says
Congress will forthwith assemble in Paris to arrange
the difficulties touching the Danublan Principaties
and those between the Allies and Russia 1t Is clearly
|
tied the Austrian troops will be withdrawn from the
Prinuipaites.
The Paris correspondent of the London Morning
Chronicle says:
at is rumoled that the Bank has been again press
ing for suspension of cash payments, but the En-
peror is firm in the negatve,'
PARIS, Tuesday Morning.-The Monitcur publishes
report of the Minister Of Finance relative to the
budget of 1856 The increase OF revenue for the first
six months of 1865 is 900 600 francs against 1854,
and 26,O00,O0O against ls55 The two first loans are
entirely aidup. The payment of the last six monthly
payments of the rents has left reserve Of 100000
600 francs.
The latest intelligence is that a Royal decree had
dissolved the Commission on Codes and appointed a
new Commission, with NJ. Castina as its President
The Spanish Dissension af1rms that if the Mexican
Government refuses to fulfill the Convention with re-
gard to what is due to Spanish subjects, the Spanish
Government is deternment to act with the greatest
energy, and to demand the execution OF the Conven
ton. In Of refusal naval division will be sent
to San Juan de Ulloa in order to maintain the de
mand. The Discussion says that the Division will
consist OF two men-ofwar, three frgates, two cor
vettes and fOur steam frgatcs.
The English Charge Atfaires, at Madrid, has en-
tered protest against any return OF Queen Chrstianf
t to Madrid
The Spanish Government is said to have warml,
resented this intervention.
NJ. Gabriel Garcia rassabo is spoken in Madrlt
for the Spanish legation in Washington.
Neapolitan Affairs, etc.
pro 71o4rsnbo;,o t1,a pus,;,n Councillor of State
had arrivnJ at Wanna With lisnachcs from ST. Pc
teIh'rfr raativa tn the a,:irs If Nancs and Monte
olo pssia viii NOT ranouncp the nrnc;nes of TN
Wi, ,ianco nt II vii; enIeavor to procnre The or
nnny,tinn nf ,n"tra in ber NaonoIitap nolirv.
Mo 1n+as+ ocronnts from Nanes State that th
E;na" 1 Jisnn.ad than nvar r. make concessions
TIe e,noditiop to Nnnles was still DELAYED a
thanb o,pnta NJ +bo+ f.mito seened to Ieove th
WoStor,, pnuar' " no nItarndtivn
Tto L,,raoj Je II, I,,ycn I,,ihisle1 at Aiacrio\ r
tho 16+I, H. Sntener ". s,vs tTwo Fnash Steam co,
vattos came into onr mort TODAY, and have orders
,vat for disnatchns to he received hy telegram
n+har yo.saIsf of the ,ana notinn arc exnertcd if
a;d +a.daI. nr to nnorro,y The rnosh Vicc.(i Cons,
ha. rnce;vad aicnotches from tba commander of th
m, ~ Walrinrt"n ,vbirh Iaads us tn hplieve tha
tha Eoa,;sh sIm9lron viii not no long in arriving
rho DnI-a n No6nno * tnrtifvur his frontiers O
the Piedmont side, in order to guard against invaso
from ON that quarter. .-,.... ...,..o, ~, .,,o,,zo
me fosl fails coiresponue'i. Mllees 'a irn,
eVehns, III an, coIteeuy i.oi iieu' teo aadp,a,
I'd must 1lle e+eIu l.ooi ~ euG f to ,,ro{
eGs,ey 5enus tesSerS ~ -sapIes ,ol ,a ,he it ~
t,o o nts. W ~ seru' % LILY M how
lne pol1e d. .ie to ~
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