New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-31
NUMBER 127
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE srEA 3Ist1Ip 1p,pt.RsTI.

- 1R ~ AalSHIP PERSIA.#
The British and North American mail steamship
Persia, dkns, left Liverpool oil tie lat inst
AND arrived at NewYork on the 2Sd inst
The Persia brought 206 passengers and Tie mails.
with London papers of the morning Of the i2tiiust
conveying intelligence one week later than v,as d.
ceiyed per the previous steamer. ~.
II The Arabia arrived at Liverpool at aI n. M Of ss
turday, July 9Th. The Ericsson arrived ativerpooI
on the morning Of the Tth whence she aiEed for New
York at / P. N. of the 10th with five passengers #
The City Of Baltimore arrived off the Mersey on
Tuesday night, the sth and rent upwith the next
tide. M ID n 5.5
The Arago arrived at Southampton Oh tie morning
of the 10th, en- routesto Hayre. 4 ~ a
Great TsrItafnifand ireland.
Nothing of much anportan has occurred in Par
liament Lord ~ ohm RusseI q. Taotion respeefing
Italian was fixed. for Monday Eth Instant
There has been no reference to american affairs ex
cepang some gatories as to the boundaries Of
the Balize. 5z.5 }.
+ Col. Dapn asked whether other persons than Ans I
TRANS might navigate the Danube above the frontiers
Of Austria on equal terms, in accordance with the
treaty Of Paris Lord Palmerston replied that by the
treaty OF Paris, the of the Danube was to-
be rendered liable to the stpuatios Of tile treaty Of
1915. BY that treaty, such rivers as divided or ira
versed different States were free to the navigation by
vessels Of oil nations He appEehended the opinion
Of the Congress to be-, that the Austrian monopoly
referred to could not stand gast the stipuatons Of
the treaty.
festival ander the auspices Of the association for
promoting reduction of the wine duties, was heidi
in the Sydenham Crystal Palace on the 9th. Three
hundred sat down 70 dinner under the presidency Of
Lord Stanley, Earl of shafteabury Bishops of Bath
and Of Manu. Mr. Monck kton Milnes, and other nota-
bes, spoke at meeting In London on the 10th, in
favor Of the early closing Of stores, and 4 Saturday
IN rfOf fho Nj
Baron 5Hausman, Prefect oftthe Seine, aeknowl-
edges receipt of the fourth remittance Of 100 900
francs Of the eo00Oo francs subscribed By The city Of
forget this act Of the generous English nation.
The extensive spinning mills, belonging to Joseph
Answorth at Bolton, Lancashire, have been totally
destroyed by fire. There were SO O0G spndles in the
mills. '5Geli ssE
After an absence of two years and a half e the
Guards returned from the Crimea made their entry
into the Metropolis, on Wednesday the 9Th. A public
reception was given them by the Queen and the Lon
doners The three battatons, Grenadiers Coldstreas
and FusiIeers numbered $500 men. They arrived by
rail from the camp at Aldershott and marched from
the station through the principal streets to their
barracks Queen Victoria, accompanied BY her
family also the King Of the Belgians and his family
with Prince Oscarof Sweden, and crowd of ladies'
and lords appeared on the balconies Of the Palace
and waved a welcome to the troops. Half a million
OF persons were assembled.
A serious riot occurred at Nenagh Ireland on the
substance, that the when the militia
embodied, promised tsseaeh man considerable boun
ty, but having now no further need Of the men, re-
fuses to pay the balance and orders them to be dis
banded. An order was issued to take up theI newt
clothing which was distributed to the
last.s.Qn man refused to give up his cl6fhes and
was sent to the guardhouse, Whereupon his
broke it open and liberated him. They theh threw
offsal discipline broke open the magazine supplied
themselves with the small quantity of they
found therein, and refused te give up until
al! arrears were paid. The militia then pataded the
town. preceded BY their band and disthargng their
1inskets iii tie air. officers do notseem lave
acted with any energy to quell the RIOT s@sss54
Assistance was telegraphed for, and in a short
time 1000 of the line, of the 18th, 4ls and 55th
regiments arrived under the command of Col. Hart,
who marched to the Summerhill barraek and sur
rounding it, succeeded in disarning the insurgents
within. Other parties Of the milita-men were, how
ever outside the barTach walls, and made several at
tempts to fire through the gate upon the regulars
They did shoot o Crimean veteran dead, through
the keyhole of the gate, and wounded another. The
troops having disarmed the rioters in the Summerh
barrack, marched toward Pound street barracks. In
Castle street they met body of the insurgents, who
fred Yoey, which was replied to with effect by the
troops. A good deal of skilgnishing ensued. @
At length the ammunition of the rioters ran out,
and they were disarmed and made prisoners. The
ringleaders will be tried by the civil power. Only
four persons were killed and about dozen wounded.
Had not the military shown much forbearance, the
number of casualties must have been much greater.
The citizens sided with the militia and cheered them
on. The names of the dead were Denis Toohey and
Patrick Tracey, mlitamen; Patrick Carley 4lst reg
ment, and Peter Gibbons, pensoner. At latest tee-
graphic accounts, all was quiet. A detachment of
anCers had arrived. s& y 'ssEl Wv 2s32"gl
The Queen has conferred the title and dignity Of
Baronet of the United Kingdom Sir Allen M Nab,
late Prime Minister in Canada. sE-s,f, .,.s..
1t is stated by the Daily News that the retiring
pension Of the Bishop Of London is to be ee 1000 J;
that of the Bishop Of Durham, "a 500. A reference
to Mr.. Dod's Parliamentary Companion shows that
the present Bishop of London who retires the lst
of September next, was consecrated Bishop OF Ches
ter in and translated to the See Of London in
1928, so that he will have enjoyed tenure of thirty
two years Of Office, The Right Rev. prelate is in
his seventyfrst year Dr. Maltby, the retiring Bishop
of Durham, was first consecrated Bishop of Chester
in 1881, and translated in 1885, The Right Rey.
prelate is in the eighty-seventh year of his age.
The London Star of the 1lth inst. says g5zs z
Yesterday the Admiralty issued orders for the war
steamer Driver, under the command of Capt. Cham
hers and two more gun boats, the Onyx and Nette,
Commodore Wilson, to proceed across the Atlantic
with the object, it is said Of joining the formidable
feet of ships of war there concentrating.
On the 9Th inst. the mail steamer from Dublin was
run into in the Mersey, by the screw steamer Excel
sior, for Belfast, and was cut down to the waters
edge Six steerage passengers Irish laborers, were
killed, and eight severely injured. (. lisLa
Mr.. VIM. Smith O'Brien arrived at the Shelbourne
Hotel, Dublin, on the Sth -
Thirty thousand pounds sterling will be lost by the
Great Britain Railway, from Limerick 10 C0fk, by
the forgeries Of the convict Knighting.
Capt. Webster, of the schooner Stetson, fitted out
in the United States to search for the abandoned ship
Boomerang, laden with cotton, from Mobile, and
which was seen afoat more than month after being
abandoned has arrived at Queenstown having crossed
the Atlantic without having seen anything of the
missing ship. @g w.E d.
A Tipperary paper, the Yindicator.) states, as q
general rumor, that Mr.. James Sadlier, who stands
charged by the Master of the Rolls as being prn-
cpal in the gigantic frauds and swindes of his brother
John, has fled to Sweden Or Norway, where, in the
absence Of an International law, the fugitive is safe
from arrest.
Mr.. Atkinson cabinet manufacturer, has been elect
ed Lord Mayor of Dublin for the ensuing year. The
Lord Mayor elect is Protestant and Conservative,
the election having been carried out on the prin-
cple which has been acted on hitherto by the re-
formed corporation Of Dublin, OF eeGtng the chief
magistrate from the opposite parties each alternate
year.
In the emigration from Great Britaiu and ireland
to Australia there has been considerable falling OF
during 1866 as compared with 1854, attributable to
the practical causes which have affected the emigra-
ton to America.
CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
DECLARATION OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. - On
Friday the 4th inst. a sumptuous dinner was given
by Mr. Peabody at the Star and Carter Richmond,
| to upwards OF one numbered American, and few
English gentlemen, in commemoration of the SOth
anniversary of the Declaration of the independence
of the United States. The grand dining hall was
fitted up for the occasion with buss Of the Queen and
Washington, the American eagle, the standards ot
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