New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-18
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE ANeLo.sAxoN AT QUEBEC

ARRIVAL or THE ANGI,o o-sAxoN Al QUEBEC
/ The screw steamship AngIo7Jaxon from Liverpool
on the Both nlt., arrived at Quebec on the morning
Of the 10th inst. sl
The Cunard steamer Canada, from Boston July
18th, arrived at Liverpool Saturday evening, 18th
Jnly. 5G 35sssts a5ta 8ts4 3&tS3l&4 3as 1$3.
The steamship Washington, from New York on the
18th July, touched at Southampton on the morning
Of the 26th, and sailed thence for Bremen the same
day. H%Ei 79s
The screw steamship Kangaroo sailed from Liver
pool for Philadelphia on the same day that the An
glo-Saxon sailed for Quebec. i,s
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New York on
the 18th ut had not been signaled when the Anglo
Saxon sailed from Liverpool at about 10 o'clock
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The nsnrrection difficulties still continue in Spain
Great Britain. .$
The Liverpool cotton market was firm but quiet
at the prices current at the sailing of the Asia on the
26th ult.
Under the influence Of fine Weatherand satisfacto-
reports in regard to the growing crops the bread
stnE markets show general decline in prices
The London money market exhibited no new fea-
ture, and Consols We're firm at about previous rates
The British Parliament was prorOgued by the
queen on the 10Th ult., until the 7t Of October next,
on which occasion the Queen delivered q speech Her
Majesty thanks her Lords and Gentlemen in Parlia-
ment for their usual assiduty in public duties, and
especially for their support during the past war. Her
Majesty says that the prosperity of the nation was
not materially checked by the war, but expresses
hopes that the general prosperity of her subjects will
be augmented by the peace. The Royal speech then
proceeded to say that Her Majesty 9 is engaged in
negotiations on the subject OF questions IN connec
ton with affairs with Central America and homes that
the differences which have arisen on those matters
between her government and the United States may
/ be satisfactorily adjusted ~ =al E#t55t
/ Her Majesty takes the opportunity TO thank India
and her other colonies for their aid afforded during
/ the past war. %ft ~ a $7a
The remainder Of the speech is wholly devoted to
home affairs to the county police, Cam
bridge University joint stock companies, county
| courts, and to the coast guard. s8 sa s z$5s %1&
Her Majesty closes with the usual compliments to
| the gentlemen of the House of Commons.
Previous to adjournment; Mr.. Berkeley asked Lord
/ Paimerstnn when the Government would reaDpoirt
Consuls at New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati.
1 Lord Pamerston replied that the Government had
not as yet taken any steps in reference TO the matter
/ The proceedings of Parliament were without in
I terest in other respects. 5,.. !. Ell sl&
! The London Morning Advertiser undertakes to as
ser that Great Britain has assented to the surrender
of the Bay Islands Colony to Honduras; Great Britain
and the United States, with Honduras, agreeing to
sign triple treaty, binding the latter Power never to
give up said territory to any other Government The
authority also asserts that France approves of
/ this arrangement, and has asked permission to be-
/ come a party to the treaty.
| The special committee of the British House of
| Commons have made their report in relation to the
Danish Sound Dues but they do not suggest any pre-
1 else mode OF adjustment OF the yeXed question.
They, however, urge an immediate and final settle
ment of the matter, if practicable, by negotiation
/ Spain. .--.
1 Our adVices from Spain continue meagre and un-
/ reliable The teegraphc and public roads being in
/ the hands Of the Government whose announcements
say that on the 9th ut the Royaltroops commenced
to lombard the city of Saragossa, whereupon the in
slrgents within demanded five days cessation of hos
tities, which was granted. "a"
| Information conveyed to the London press, how
ever, states that although the city of Madrid is queted
the whole of the important province of Arraion con
tnues in successful revolt Newspaper corfespon-
dents further report that General O Donnel and the
Queen have already had dsagreements, ,and that it is
not improbable that Narvaez may succeed to the
| Ministry. +t, t5Gtrf 5= 5sS% waAa.la IA
The Paris Moniteur contains an editorial exculpat-
4 ing General o. Donnel in regard 10 the present diff
| cutes in Spain. Peg * l$@,
The same paper also announces that the Spanish
Junta had decreed to the infant of the Emperor
4 Of France the rights of Spanish citizenship = ID.
4 Italy. Lad.
\ From Italy we have statement by telegraph of d
revolt in the Duchy OF Massacarra We are, howev-
er without any reliable particulars The Austrian Of
cials state that the movement was insignificant and
that it was promptly suppressed. n
Il s.. The East. ,.s -....f ,y z-.
We have nothing new from the late seat of war ex-
cepng reputed serious disagreement respecting the
boundaries between Russia and Turkey.
India and China. h .4is @-4
The Anglo Saxon brings Bombay dates of the 26th,
and Shanghae to the I'd of June. The crops of tea
and silks are reported very abundant. -. #
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