New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-05
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ing pleasant cruise to- Che Channel Isfafads iave
calIed on ttier resuIn, at some of tt eoast tsBt
SlluaiasIn. S' sg&
Tie London Gazette contains her Majests
son lor ssrain named % aeceRs and WaFtEe
Sardinia fJT distinguished services Ii the faze war
lhe eeIsbl5ted piano forts ee THE
slesrs, US EfoadTsg II Was dsstroyed
ri hfe oa w llth ls acraso graund
ana consisted eI i've distiHes aangeso of buiEdag5
three stories high. NesEsy one thousand piafsos. III
various stages of construction yeye szesffDyFdg t-
gsther with valuable woods md oshsg massrfaIs att8
the tools belonging to four hundred and yg0r-
men The property desroyed is valued At Eotl1
i, The intended meeting 0f the International Vice
Trade Congress at Brussels On the 22d of SepfelEer
excite great interest owing I'd did sonn5
anu vigorous manner, which this body have hfh-
e eTso eondHcted hher proceedings and The inuene
sasy naYe exsselsea otl public Gont
Ghafnbea " Commerce in England and to secure
tne atendance of 90 friends of The causs asrray
be abe fo asaiss g their personal cooperation, Tie
The PeTkTo III asael.,is asara i'm
parts Of the country speak n ai,e ssFtsfT
crop, and NO allnsion Whatever nsade ii f apeay.
anse ns q nc e fatal blight of
able qnaatty psnted fn ttse I'll TIf1s
tte enormous aficsof ~ LOO per acre
afs GnaaEd Steamship Persia fIlat lcls
August 9Th, arrived at tie bali of shs erscg live
Liverpool dn the evening of August having O.
euped in the passage eight days twenty three horrs
the shortest passage record The greatest number
Of mhes rnn In one day Was 8 and Baa five osEer
dags sa slle made a sss1, slA ana
The Emperor arrived ID from Lunevifle. 1t 81
O'clock on the evening of the 9th. received
at the strasbourg Station BY the now
Paris; the Projects Of TIE Seine and OF Tie Poiee
the
with them for few moments, hfs Majesty proceeded
to Cloud, in an'o open carriage Hithofss escort
The 17th il the day fixed for The of Tbs
Emperor and Empress to Barvitz but sls Emperor
Will not remain there more than few days win the
Empress, though her intention II I'd stop month
This separation Of the imperial ao sEcrt
aitsr Separation Of some Reeks diiration has
The Hzoaiteur announces that Marshal paIssser
by an imperial decree, Is named Duke of sSalakosE
law i T. be presented 70 te body for
The Morning Posts Paris spoiIsienE sasites s.
Is not generally believed in Parslsat any dues
tons relative % the Of the treaty Of
on the part OF Russia will lead to serious FstIfs
During thesWeek ending August OH, eighty Hx
vessels entered MaTseies with 600 hectoltres 81
wheat on board An immense nmbef Of others with
similar cargoes, were expected most of The
ployed since the conclusion of peace, having been
for MaTseles at Id ths Dan
ubes and along the coast of the Black Sea. & u
M Spain, sfSss588 #s544 sSHtt
Spain, which has recovered from the military rv
luton ct which II was lately the scene, is in q fair
4 way OF suffering from a worse enemy-famine. The
harvest has been failure and great distress prevails
which will tax the administrative powers Of 0,D1a-
nell s5 ss4 3st s N 5bt 7$sss #@.f7 Ft#sS
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning Post,
ting On Tuesday the 18th inst, says Aa-
cordihg to dispatches from SPAIN il ii not Tic ten
ton n q tns Queens advisers to issue any
Of their future policy What is not liked In Che
ent existing constitutional laws viii be qlieYa set
aside BY DEGREES The Coftes will not be assenbIed
until the Queen thinks proper to call them together,
and that Is to be according TO some old law and viii
be only nominally eonstit tnonal. Paeheto IS ap-
pointed as Ambassador to London. The project Of
sending Naryaez to Moscow is set aside, Il It were
ever entertained u
ThahT Times, Paris coErespo hdenf writes sThe ac-
counts from Naples exhibit d state Of ii that
capital which would hardly leave as much room for
surprise If any days telegraph bronght us news Of q
outionary movement. Discomfort grows bolder,
and has spread to the army and gilanae Of the
police no longer prevents in the open Streets conyer
satons , and criticisms hostile to the Government
q Ihs liberals are resolved on moderation, because
therein they are persuaded, lies their power. There
will am Of opinion, be no breaches Of the peace but
such as the Government may get up, and they aEeg
always ready BY some underhand conduct to irtate
the people, W.. n, & lks $E5E 55 sS@ IN
The Kingsof Naples is BY no means easy In his
mind. # statements in Vienna paper be true the q
ruler Of Naples has received Fsry ASSN
his system or Austria will only he able give to him a
passive support in any Interior steps which France
and England may decide on taking to put the Nea-
poEtan Government in better order. rs :szjIa
4 ias Essssla. s#s
According to letter from St. Petersburg, tile di
plomatie relations between Russia and Snain which
have been interrupted since the death of Ferdinand
VII are on the eve Of being bshed By the APP
pontment Of ? representative Of the Emperor Alex
ander at Madrid. e ssz=s5 l, I :
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg states that the
Government has ordered all its agents iii Europe to
grant passports for Rnssia without any condition It
is in consequence of the coronation of the Emperor
that the new facilities are afforded. 4 ss
journal of Vienna states thatas soon as the Aus
TRAN Cabinet vas informed Of the Of Rus
of Serpents, it addressed an energetic very Sc
rous remonstance to the Cabinet at st. Petersburg
The right of the Porte to Sepents fle is recognized.
| Danubian Prancipallaless 81 r
According to the Constantinope correspondent of p
the London Times, g The Turks, in taking possession
Of Is1ail, have raised there the Turkish flag The
Austrian agent there has protested, giving as the
reason Of bis protest that the territory having been
ceded to Moldava, and not TO Turkey the Turks had
no right to hoist their flag there. This protest is
tantamount to protest against the s,.seraiaete Of
the Porte in the and the more strange,
as even in seryia which is at least independent Of
tile Porte as the Principalties, nobody ever ques-
toned the right Of the latter to hoist its flag on the
fortresses sl3s I'll
1EE Australia. 81 fsf =; ;tzrsf Il is557
1ue SCESW sttdlIsllP fDyut ANlrteI arrived In the
Melsey on the evening Of Tuesday, the 18th, from
Melbourne, after passage of Is days, bringing adj
vices to the 25th Of May, and which are rs days later
than those previously to hand 93s
She has brought home S27 passengers IsI 600
ounces of gold, and 10 0000 aoveregns beslesa large
quantity of gold aud jeHery in the hands OF passen-
gers. The value of the Whoeof the gold brought sF
her Is estimated at about $500 900 sterling being NE
believe, the largest ever brought into the Mersey in
one vessel. sz 7s5E$45s q -
The increase in the yield Of the gold fields continue
The returns of the amounts brought down by escort
for the three months Of the present year, amounted
to 962. .040 ounces against 559 ,337 in 1866. III
The Tunofed discovery Of new gold fields has been
confirmed, and some which had been abandoned as
failures, have been turned to again and proved more
prolific. i. $. n st 3
The PRrsrER-The printer, in his folio, heraldefh
| the world. Now comes tdings of weddings; mum
meres, entertainments, juhilees wars fires, inunda
tons, thefts, MURDERS massacres, mefeors comets,
spectrums, prodiges shipWreeks piracies, eaghts,
lawsuits pleas proclamatons. embassies, trophies,
tfnnlphs, reVels, sports plays then again, as in
new shifted scene, treasons cheating, tricks, robberiss
enormous vIanes of all kinds, funerals, bnrias new
discoveries expeditions, now comieal, then tragical
matters. To-day we hear Of new Offices created to-
| morrow of great men deposed, and then Of fresh
honors conferred one is set loose another irnpris
oped he thriVes his naighber turneth bankrunt :