New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-07
FOuR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC AT NEW YoRlK


FoUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC AT NEW yong
me United States Mail Steamship Baltic, Com.
stock, commander arrived at New York on the
morning Of the 10Th ult. She left Iiyerpool on the
| 18th. 5'f'-i -
-, a demonstration Of welcome to John Frost the
Char.st, was made in London on the 18Th. pro.
cesslon moved along the streets to PrTornse tf;i1
where the meeting was constituted Ernest Jnnas
occupied the chair. The exercises Commenced h..
the singing OF democratic ode to the air Of God
save tne pueen after which various speakers addes.
sed the assemblage. The proceedings were cherac
terlzed by good order and moderation. About 10 600
persons were present. !
The London Times, in leading article, ,ridicules
the Chartist demonstration calls it q conpIese fail
re, and requests the attention of its respected friend
klng Boaba, to the fact that in the capital Of Great
Britain set OF foolish fanatics are at full liberty to
parade the streets and pirate at their will about the
destruction of our religious and political stlpersti
tons.
meeting Of the National Sunday League was held
in St Martins Hall London; and resolution adopted
thas tne muse In the Parks Of the metropolis and in
the towns Of the Kingdom, on SUNDAYS has been rro.
| ductiVe Of great moral good. ~ - =
The Paris coErespondentJ of the London Times
says p. - - Il y ii isE.. !
As yet:h9pre rgs fst tile,fCosns
gres: to Paris and which is to
consist cor G Of the second o.assisted at
the Congress last sprihg bdt there appears to b
doubt that such meeting will be. held ..syith. view
to settle, with the least possible delay Questions ars
ing out of the treaty of Paris.
In reference to the rumors that have been 50 loha
atloat concerning the Emperor:s health the: hide 4
kpenaaace says .73'S
The Emperor, as to whose health so many exar
t gerated and even ridiculous REPORTS are ii crcnl5
ton, is very we'll There is in fact nothing t}a NIT
Yer with him but some ndeGnabe; flying. gout panes
10Y which he went to be cured at PloInbieres and
%hlehM prevent him FROM taking much horse exer-
csc ashe mas been accustomed to. Dr. Barthe from
| Parls5sis now attending his Majesty:sss s.W
sTheEP correspondent Of the London Daily News
writes s'lI - sssE. - !4t:a.,s., ny
~ have just learned piece Of news which NAV . ner
haps sbe considered very important The -Prissisn
Ambassador, Count de Hatztelt ACCOMPANIED, by has
adT !. eit Paris this morning for Biartz, where it's
said they are to stay a week This looks yery like
an entente cordiae BETWEEN the French Enlperor and
the King Of the subject of NeHchatel. =
n t4e Paris correspondence of the Londdn Post
we hnd the following paragraph: esi. -
believe may inform you that the French ani5
English Governments are under the impression that,
| the conduct ofthe King of Naples 8Jll obee them
70 wlthqElw the members of Irrespective MISSIONS
and break OFT all diplomatic reations tie present
moment am assured Austria is using every effort to
prevent such~a proceeding but tfefnext few f,ys,
must, n now think bring this long pending question
The Cologne Ga=sits states at tie Nc ~ so,sct;ss
snote (which tie Western poweis intend seliffg 10
the King Of NapesSand which, tits said has already
sbeen forwarded, dwels on the necessity OF carrying
az te s?sa%lng tour points. Suppression Of the
arbitrarily inflicted By that Body .. An a1neorati6n
IN the POLITICAL administration and modification in
Justice in what relates to judicial pro-
ceedng Previously to trial g. The creation of credit
embellishments, SO to give an impetus to commerce
and EnlanItaGtures 4. Permission to all enforants
a!d eSe Fofetrn to their country, and restor
A!l,n to te!E civil ri ghts and former position pro
Tided they'sign act of submission Il q lIa
- The aiir in kabya, Algeria, witch took place on
the I'd INST, is detailed in report fQthe French sea
tary. of WT The crops oftle French had Been
were heaped up arouadsthe village .pf
L Drael- Mza wien 900 kabyles came downto burn
stnem THe French had there but native: :detaci-
ment, oneSbattalion of the 18th regiment and a
Isgaaagon Ct Ehasseurs 5Atrique The natives were
IesSF Sn
conteeiinent: The habyles came on 'furiousy and
drove back the native contingent but suddenly found
themselves charged with thebayonet by the battalion
OF infantry Notwithstanding the superiority of dis
cplne and arms on the side of the French the great
disparity OF numbers rendered the contest severe and
its result for time, doubtful until the Chasseurs
Antique charged finally with great effect and the
enemy ned, Onthe 9th the mountaineers came down
again. but they had not reckoned on the considerable
lentorcelnents the French had received in the in
teryal, and they were driven back with loss. 1t is
said that an expedition against the Kabyles will at
once take place. Any operations that the French
have contemplated against the Riff pirates are for the
present postponed
Count Berkenhoff it is expected will arrive in Ma.
drd shortly TOR the purpose of announcing to the
Queen of Spain the accession Of the Gar to the
throne, as first step towards the establishment of
diplomatic relations between the courts of Peters
burg and Madrid.
1t is stated that Gonzales Bravo is to be appointed
Minister OF Spain at Washington
IheTe IS nothing new politically from Spain .-
Accounts from the Canary Islands mention that the
state ot siese was proclaimed there on the 9th, on
receipt of orders to that effect from the home Gov
ernment. ssra 3 g.. ~ .,r
The Spanish Government had received dispatches
from the CaptailiGeneral of Cuba, dated 18th of
August announcing that the Island continued to en-
joy tranquility, and that its sanitary condition had
, improved. 2ts -.
Details of the Cars coronation at Moscow are re-
celved and correspondents affirm the pageant to have
been on most extraordinary scale of splendor
Alter the ceremony was performed, an important
ukase was issued by which an amnesty was accorded
to the political offenders OF 1926 and 1881, and in
other respects foundation has been laid for great
practical reforms. =
The Suisse journal announces that the Federal
Council had replied to the note presented it by the
Prussian representative NJ. de Sydow in reference to
Ne,lfchatel, in which note the Prussian Government
reserved its right Of sovereignty over the canton In
reply the Federal Council declares that it cannot ad
nit the right claimed by Prussia, for the al
ready expressed i'll the negative reply of the Federal
Directory Of the ls and 9Th of March, lS4S, and the
Council expresses regret that events in every way
newal Of this protest. -.ze I'D f4 IA
According to the same journal, :, NJ de Sydow ha6
interview with NJ. Sonpfi. President of the Fede
raj Council from whom he demanded that the prison
ers should be treated with kindness, and that the ju
dical inquiry and trial should not be too hastily
I Quoted, such course might complicate still more
the diplomatic relations OF Prussia with the confede
ration, and might create fresh difficulties. NJ Stom
pi repliedthat Switzerland was the last country te
which such observations ought to be addressed since
its legislation with respect to political offences and
crimes the least severe that existed. Justice, be
added should take its course and the confederation
was firmly determined to reject all diplomatic inter
: vention. t.- --.-
{. Letters from China have come to hand At Can
ton is reported (as was announced by telegraph PEI
Canada) the suspension of the longestablshed hrn
Of Wetmore & Co. Their failure was quite uneX
pected. Liabilities are stated at 1924 1000, and asset
at So Is 900. The amount due to foreigners on tn
spot is calculated at $4,000, and to Chinese abou
$4,000.
y DR.. Parker U. S. Commissioner, was at last az
counts at Foochow but had been unable to get an
It terview with the Viceroy. =
The U. S. steamer Jaeinta broke down on her wa
to Simoda Japan, with Consul Townsend Harris o
j. board, and had put back to Whampoa for repairs
E. The Indian mail brings intelligence from Foochow