New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16
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NEWS FROM EUROPE
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The United States mail Hermann.
Higgins with the German, s,,a
passengers and usual cargo, rom 5
23d nit, arrived at New York during t5s
the e8th.
The United States mail steamship II nltan
off Cowes roste to Havre tic ornSf,a ii III
10th ut., and the Royal mail steamship GaTssda3
reached Liverpool on the Goth. sS
An imperial decree announces that the Russian az
my is to be reduced TO q peace establishment. The
force in the South of Russia and the Cmea is hence
forth to be divided into two ar1nies-one under the
orders Of Prince Gortschakof the other under Gen.
Luders
burg that the Count de Nesserode had absolutely re-
signed his office as Minister of Foreign 4 fairs The
Prince Alexander Gortschakoff, no# Russian Ambas-
sador and Minister at
retains the Chancellorship Of the Empire which he
held with the Foreign Ministry but would immediate
" leave for Kissengen for the benefit Of his health
The Presse f Orient afirns that the Haiti Huma-
youn, relative to the Christians not inserted in the
Treaty Of Peace. The Plenipotentiaries, says that
Journal, confne themselves to mentioning the ipor
tance Of that act Iadds that the cessation Of occu
patton y formally stipulated Ten ships Of the line
and SIX fTgates had been sent to Kamiesch and the
Rlsslans were making large purchases.
Ell bey arrived at Censtantinople on the 9th April
WIN the text OF the Treaty Of Peace. A council Of
nlsteI IS ~ Sas hsd next proceed the rtca
leave on the 14tf bearer Of the ratified treaty.
More disturbances had taken place at Entaya and
Iokat, attributed to the newly Introduced reforms
Inc Emperor of Russia had arrived at Moscow, ac-
companed BY the Grand Dukes Constantine, Michael
and Nicholas, and a numerous staff The Emperor
gave audience to Count Kakrewsk the military Gov.
ernor. Deputatlons from the mobiles and from the
clyll a, and military authorities accompanied him.
Inc Ministers OF the Interior and Finance have re-
ceyed formal orders from his Majesty to do with
all distractions in the way Of commerce. The from.
ter traffic was open, and vessels were arriving at all
sne ports lhe exports Of precious metals Was alone
/ silver in the public treasury
from Berlin that the coronation of
the Gar will take place, at Moscow on the 3Ist Au-
gust the ete Of his patron saint The expense is esti
1 mated at about half a million sterling $
The position Of matters in tie italian dnchies is So
critical that it was understood the French Govern
ent was perfectly satisfied of the necessity for CON
centratlng troops in that quarter The sar
dlnian Government was also believed to have received
| tull satisfaction on the same point.
4 a despatch from Stockholm announces that Prince
oscar the second son of the King Of Sweden, leaves
Stockholm for London, in the middle Of for his
4 betrothal with the Princess Mary of Cambridge
A rumor had reached Paris from Italy that d con
ference was to be opened in principal there
to take into consideration the affairs of the PENN
slla visit of Baron de Stglitz to Paris, was tln
derst0od to have relation to various plansor assisting
commercial enterprises entertained by the Russian
I government. 8'$ss 555gF 7E55#E5 We
The last mail fromthe East states that the insurgents
II against the Porte in Arabia have suffered 80 mucl
from Cholera as almost to put down the insulrection
The report airms that IS 900 have died ont Of an
surgent tribe of As, 900.
+ Just at the time the Hermann was leaving South
ampton for New Y ork the grand naval spectacle a
Spithead was being enacted. Thousands of person
from various parts had hocked to witness the scene
and the towns Of Portsmouth and southampton wert
literally besieged with visitors. The immense mer
camille marine OF the latter port was almost to
brought into requsition and, including the gigantic
steamers Of the Royal Mail and Penins1ar and 0ren
tai Company upwards Of fifty vessels left during tht
morning Of the 25d for spithead. The members 0
the House Of Lords and Commons, the foreign Am
bassadors, the heads Of the public departments AM
other Government atiyes together with til
entire Of the shareholders and friends Of the grea
Y Mail Companies at southampton embarked at tina
port. The naval fleet was the largest ever assemble
on the waters of the Solent and 2A0yesse
Of various descriptions viz a. ships Of the lines
screw frgates and coryettes, Is paddewheeI vessel
floating batteries, 12O screw vessels and gun boat
sailing frigate powder and Shell depots, / hospt
ship, and floating battery, and so mortar vessels an
mortar floats. 4.,t ~ 4 s I,F...r