New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07
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RON EURoPE lie steamship Fulton arrive at
New Yerk on nit, goWss the
From dispatch Of her news we extract the following :
Jenna CORES ponaent of the London News
that Of the recent improved fela-
tons between and the United States has been
Y cleared uI : An Atstros American commercial com
Il pany about be formed, To open direct
trade between The two Gountre to import and
afherp ducts direct America, instead of from
london and Iiyerpo as heretofore u The writer
intinlates that treaty commerce bstWeenthe Uni
ted and Austria will be concluded OF no dis
Il tant a8ssst s5 Sss f5s5
Colonel Hodges the British representative 1T Ham
& burg, had made represen atoms to the Hamburg
Senate respecting the quantities OF the ammunition
That had left that port for Russia. examination
followed these RECLAIM when twas proved that
these supplies had in most instances been forwarded
On Of two houses Of high standing in gland,
III which one member Of parliament interested.
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FRosh a AVIAN The steamship Gahawba, Capt
Bulloch, arrived Saturday fternoon, ringing
dates from Havana Tie "a The purser fur
nshes the following memoranda $t42aE
The English squadron under Admiral Fanshaw,
composed of the BoseoIFen, so guns, ftag.shlpl
Powerful 80 guns fIern1ag giant, 26 guns, and Bnz-y
yard, 20 guns, were in Havana when the GataWba
Ieft. grand was to be given On the night Of
the officials ef the island to the officers Of the
squadron. United States squadron composed of
she Pofona so guns, g.ship Of Commodore Pauld
Ingg1 Saratoga, guns, Gyane 20 guns and Fuls
were GaGafYpa
f97 passenger from New ofk and Havana, and q
very heavy assorted cargo On the, Ist passed on
the Great Bahama Bank, twenty vessels atanehor,
becalmed. The health Of Havana continues good, 4
4 and the weather iaYorab le for the planters.
We find nothing Of particular interest III our Ha-
vana exchanges. The American ship Sea Witch, \
with 500 Chinese Coolies for Cnba, went ashore On
the 2sth ult., about fifteen miles from Havana. No
lives were the vessel was among rocks and
became d total wreck.
Slave labor, II s5said, has become so improbable
IN The Eastern department Of the Island that large
number Of III that district are removing
selling their slaves to planters in tile de.
partmento Of Havana. The local government of st.
ago proposes arresting this exodus by evying tax
pon all slaves removed sold out Of the department
FRosf THE Rio NDE.-Tl Vie steamship NaIIti-i
Jus, Capt arrived yesterday morning from
Brazos Santiago. 10 her purser we are indebted for
IN copy the Brownsville Flag of the 22d ut from
which extract the following para graphs Z: tf 81 I
take pleasure iii recording tie fact that quietis
restored to our community. Affairs having
zfiYed at that point here forbeaFance ceases to be-
virtue liens took matter in hand form
ing themselves into Yigilant commit tees and have
succeeded in making the place too hot to hold evil
doors. 5
Iii Matanofas the greatest quiet prevails, the mer
chants complain of want OF purchasers This stag
ratipn of business aimed Of pretty generally
both sides Of the river. though we opiue Il con
fined the retailing and even with them we
venture the prediction that is only temporary. The
recently existing in the interior have drawn
both the purchaser and the consumer towards the
scene Of action 81 but that quiet lis like to be
again restored we may soon expect TO see marts
Ieflled with buyers Even now we are informed that
large invoices are arriving destined for a market on
6he9 E0rthefn5 frontier of Mexico. iie ty3 e