New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-23

conduct and denying that deception had been nrac-
been violated g; iE,s i 5EI - y
Mr. McGregor here attempted to address the House.
but was coughed down. 3, S. = z 7
The House then divided on the motion for censure
ana the government was sustained by l94 majority.
EBY THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAx.J
The Royal mail steamship Niagara, Capt sLeitch.
from Liverpool on Saturday the 5tl inst arrived at
Halifax on the evening of Tuesday the 18th instant
The Niagara brings intelligence three days later than
brought by the Canadian
The steamship Ericsson, of the Collins line. had not
arrived out.
The steamship Fulton sailed from SOUTHAMPTON for
New York on the evening of the I'd inst
The London papers contain the following nara
graph:
Negotiations between England and the United
States, with view to the settlement of existing dir
ferences, were resumed on Monday the 30th under
circumstance which justify the belief that matters
ment Of the points at issue. s=g54
Great Britain
1t is believed that Parliament will be prorogued on
the 3lst instant, and that no further party motions
will be made this session. "A {afsJst555z5 r
The followingis the only reference that has been
made to America since the sailing Of the steamship
Fulton: &&& 5Ss aSs IFI5SI 5ffs
Mr.. Bae asked Lord Palmerston whether Mr..
Dallas, as United States Representative to Her Ma
jesty's Government had full power to settle The Cen
tral American dspute or whether he had any other
powers than those of his predecessor Mr. Buchanan.
Lord Palmerston said it was understood that Mr..
Dallas had tull power to discuss with Her AIaiestys
Government the Central American question. MIR. B,l-
chanan had no instructions whatever to enter on this
subject -$ s.
A bill has been introduced by the Government into
the House OF Commons to permit distilaton from
rice. 49, q 81 - ESz no q, .g9s3 ~
The Sunday music controversy continued to e,
pand. ls
Sir Colin Campbell had been entertained by the
city of Glasgow. 55
The King of Belgium and family were visiting Vic
toria. s 5g l.. 5@.f7j j;s73 d
:, The Queen and the people of London are to give
the Guards from the Crimea a public reception &
Dyce Sombres celebrated will in favor Of the East
India Company has been set aside, and his immense
fortune goes to his widow. ,sa
The prospectus of the New Brunswick and Canada
Railway and Land Company to purchase and com
pete the St. Andrews and Quebec Railroad has been
issued. &8
1t reported that Percy Doyle British Minister te
Mexico will be removed to Hanover
Prot Mahon' the gentleman refused admttance te
the Queens levee, writes to the papers that he tool
every precaution respecting his costume.
The Directors Of the Bank of England, at the
weekly meeting on Thursday, the Sd inst, did no
alter the rate Of discount The general impression
has been that the rate would be lowered. It wa
thought that the rate would be reduced on the follow
ing Thursday or not later than the week after The
| in dividend week. The Bank returns show consid
cradle increase in bullion
| The India mail takes out an unusually large amount
OF silver for the East, and the shipment of gold tt
the Continent increases with augmented inquiry fol
export. There is also further reason for shipment il
the shape of Investment in French securities on &C
count of England.
The weather continued magnificent for the harvest
and another fortnight of the same would secure th
| laurn 0f hal fl,pir,
There has been an increased demand Tor American
securities since the political aspect Of affairs between
England and the United States had changed.
| Tonnage was in better demand for the Archangel
Australian, Indian, and the Danube and Black Sc
trades 4-az&sl9 fz g 55S5 EJ= 8
Cape of Good Hope advices to April o. bring ur
favorable accounts respecting the tranquility Of til
frontier. Another Caftre war seems imminent.
| New Zealand dates to May 5 had been received b.
the ship London, and the new settlements were prt
| crossing tavorably.
The grain crops were all harvested and abundan
The potato crop will fall short in consequence of til
heavy rains. EN N@f
The Earl of Shelburne is appointed under-Serretar
of State for Foreign Affairs, and will be raised to Il
peerage by his present title. ~ 81
L Sir w. Williams of Kars will succeed him as Re
resentative in Parliament of Calne.
/ S France.
Reports have been for some time current that u
peasantness existed between the Courts of Franc
and Russia, and that Count Morny's departure or
q Petersburg was delayed in consequence. AS Morr
was about ready to embark, the difference is probab
arranged.
The report of the Committee of the Corps Legislat
refusing toaccord othe Emperor the power Of srar
ing pensions, is published. 1t is respectful hFt I'M
and is considered the severest check Napoleon has
/ met from his Government
The bill granting pensions to the Orleans Princess
was voted unanimously, sIthough Count hlf,isiaiel
bert wrotea stronghold ragainst IT. and the DuGhe
of Saxe,G Gohhrg Indignantly refuses the money,
The juvenile Count Of Paris hls written q Glitter
self, his motherand brother do not recognize tile
terference of the other members OF tile Orleans ta
and that he reserves himself for the iuture. Tine
ter has made considerable sensation in 0sleanist :
: cles, aud the Orleans princes have written ana
letters respecting tile juveniles interference. Att
close Of the. egsllrYa session on the I'd ii.t it