New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-20
Wem Orlealts 4aiIp Grestert.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL K Of i, THE CANADA Ar HALIFAX. LII

1AAe1S" '@h'I w LIZ SANA ALA al HAllEAA
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lang,
arrived az Halifax on the the evening Of the 18th
inst. She sailed from Liverpool on the morning of
the "a inst, and brings London papers to the LIST.
The Collins steamer Baltic, from New York July
18th, arrived at Liverpool on the morning Of the
3Oth. @ V%
The screw-steamer North American, from Quebec.
arrived at Liverpool on the 3lst
The general news by this arrival IS wholly devoid
of interest,
Great Britain. ets
Parliament being over, the papers are mostly filed
with railway meetings and law reports.
Ihe city OF London has presented sword costing
one hundred gnincas, to Gen. Williams
camp, on the 3lst.
The gold chronometer presented by the President
Of the United States to Capt. Clarke, of the shin
Bacchola; Tor having rescuedthe crew of the Ameri-
can ship May Flower, was handed over by the Ma
rlne Board OF Liverpool, on the Both uIt.
A Liverpool jury had given verdict Of 1nanslauel-
ter agalhst the mate and pilot of the steamship Ex-
celsor in their recent fatal collision with the steamer
Mail. l.1HI
The Indian mail brings accounts of an earthquake
IN Moluccas March 2 causing the loss Of 1000 lives.
France.
The N1onitely promulgates various bills passed
during the last session of the last Legislative Assem-
bly, Among them is the bill providing for the Or
leans pensions.
Spain.
The accounts from Spain continue uncertain but
the indications are that the royal cause has triumph
ed ; that the entire country has submitted and that
Saragossa unsupported, will be Immediately reduced
The ladependence Beige, as well as other journals,
represent q Donnell as in fix out Of his jealousy to
Espartero and state that in the hope of remaining in
office he consented to do the work of reaction but
finding that in his expectations he was deceived and
that the hoderados would not accept Of him as their
chief he is again coquettng with the Liberals.
inc MADRID correspondent Of the Independence
Beige positively assures that paper that the Constitu-
ent Cortes will be dissolved and that the Constitution
CT 1897 or l845 will be reverted to.
Private letters represent ODonnell as entirely re-
serving his plans to himself
Senor Olozaca, the Spanish Ambassador at Paris
one Of the most influential men of the Liberal party
resigned his post Immediately on hearing of the coup
defa but 1t is said that the Queen has refused to
cept his resignation and that efforts are being made
to induce him to remain in Paris.
Cen Narvaez is indignant at the rejection of his
proffered services.
Austria.
Letters state the relations Of Austria and Russia are
becoming friendly.
..% Italy.
a letter from Parma, in the Turin Opinion, states
that the Austrans have made preparations for cross
ing the Po at four different points
l.. Belgium.
The rumor recently circulated that the King of the
BelgianS would abdlcate is c0ntradcted by himself
Prussia.
It is said that the King of Saxony will be present
at the contemplated interview between the King OF
Prussia and the Emperor Of Austria at Toplitz.
Sweden.
A communication from Stockholm speaks of the
audience which the French and Prussian Ambassa-
dors had with the King and Of the great stir amongst
the dplomatists consequent these audiences. Re.
port says the subject of excitement was reclamation
made by Norway against the Russians who it is al
legged, are encr0aching upon the Norwegian Territory
and planning Notifications along the Baltic coast.
The Swedish papers, however, make no allusion to
the matter.
Turkey.
Tt is reported that the refusal of the Russians to
give up kars is explained. The English Commits
soner, whom the Russians refused to receive had no
authority to ask possession, and did not do So He
merely requested permission to examine the fortica-
tons, which he was not permitted to do. Respecting
Russian occupation Of the Isle of Seppents, Lord
Stratford de Radcliffe has sent Gen Mansfield to in
quire in regard to it.
Intelligence received at Constantinople states that
the insurrection in Arabia had been completely sub
dued
The Chief of the insurgents was captured at the
fortress of Tat and sent prisoner to Constantnople
Russia.
Russia has reduced her tariff on sugar. Russian
letters deny that the Aand Islands will be refortifed
but admit they will be garsoned by Russian troops.