New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-22
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF the ARABIA At HALIFAX.

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The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, Capt. stone,
from Liverpool, arrived at Halifax on the morning OF
the 18th inst She left Liverpool OH Thursday, the
4th inst at 1131 A. NJ and has thus made she run IN
little over 81 days. notwithstanding detention Of
several hours off the port on account Of fog.
The Collins steamship Atlantic left Liverpool at III
A. NJ on Wednesday, the Sd inst with l2s passengers
for New York. {5,. .s53s \,
The steamship Kangaroo, from Philadelphia, arri-
we'd at Liverpool on the Sd inst. 3t
At the mouth Of the Channel, on the 5th inst, the
Arabia passed the American ship Drigo, bound in.
5.ag-1.s England ..5@s5-t$ $.
The news from this country is quite meagre; the
following is all we can find Of an interesting nature
The London sta,. says !: z 1t need not any longer
be concealed that the Governments OF France and
England, that is to say, Louis Napoleon and Lord
Paimerston, are not on good terms with respect 70
Spanish affairs, and communications are understood
to have passed between them Of anything but acom-
pmentary character. We may well state that our
opinion has found its way to the other side Of the At
lantic, that England is ready 70 make every conces
sion in order TO obtain the friendship of the United
States and that this determination has been come to
in the event of rupture with France. This improved
tone Of the London journals Is interpreted in this
sense, and the New York Herald makes much of the
topic We have hitherto hesitated to say 50 because
these are matters Of great Importance which should
not be paraded merely for the sake of raising public
excitement, but as the Paris correspondents Of orr
own press now begin to talk SO much about the mat
ter, reserve must be put aside, and the public should
be instructed that, while there may be, in reality
no danger. it is always serious thing to have
foreign policy under the direction Of premier like
PalmeStOn.''
nounces that the Central American difficulty has
been solved satisfactorily by a Convention between
Honduras and Great Britain. Good news may bear
epetiton, but then it ought to be news. The
threatening question: was announced five weeks since.
H. = France.
The health of the Emperor of the French under
goes much discussion. That the Emperor has some
malady of dangerous character may be inferred but
| its exact nature is concealed from the public.
| - Spain.
| The Spanish Government has not yet published its
decrees dissolving the Cortes and fixing new cleo
ton. Therein still remains subject Of discussion
| 1.-THE latest dates Lisbon was tranquil, but circum
stances had occurred to show that the late riot
essentially political in its I.s2n, sources.
/ In Italy discomfort is spreading Alarm is mani.
tested in Naples in consequence of the now ascer
tained movement Of the Muratst party. This party
has been circulating ganme Or proclamation al
Naples with secresy and activity
4 The ship Kent, from Melbourne, arrived off Dart
4 mouth on Tuesday afternoon, with eighty-tWo thou
sand ounces of gold, aud dates to the 10th of June
Trade is satisfactory. Gold is quoted at E3 It's. Sd.
per ounce. TT &
4 THE LATEST.
~ LONDON, Wednesday Morning. campaign pro
ected by the Russians against the Circassas is in
1 definitely postponed.
The Times is officially authorized to declare that's
report to the effect that the Portuguese Goyernnen
had applied to the British for squadron on the oc
easion Of the recent riots at Lisbon, is destitute
foundation. " G5& 60 4
The Persian Ambassador at Paris is to proceed tt
London to terminate the Anglo-Persan disputes
offering full satisfaction to England condition tha
Mr.. Murray be recalled.
The Times has another leader on Mr.AIarcy's pre-
posal respecting merchant ships IN time OF war;
The Post estimates the cost of the war with Rassi
at eighty millions pounds, and recommends that a
annuasnm be applied to converting personal annu
t ties into teTninable ones. 5ss.71+ ==-=f9