New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-13
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX,


The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, Capt. Lang,
from Liverpool on the 25th uIt arrived at Halifax On
the afternoon Of the 9TH nat with London dates to
| the oath ult.
The steamer Fulton carried out to New York a brief
Ncapolitan affairs.
The Wo7,iteur says that when the Congress Of Paris
broke up, the great powers elements frauoht with
danger to peace in Belgium Greece and Nanes tbat
OF these States Naples alone refused to accent friend
y advice, and that in consequence the Western pow
ers will cease to hold diplomatic intercourse with bar
The article Of the Monitenr is the only authentic
glimpse the public have yet had of what il pone IN
| The British fleet is somewhere in the Mediterra
mean and the French ships continue at Touon ready
| for sea. ''
Meantime the dispatches are contradic.orv-whi1a
one statement says the Ministers will not leave Nanlaa
tor some months another asserts that Baron Brerier
the French Envoy, has announced To the Neanclit,o
Government that II ne did not receive satisfactory
communication within two hours, he would present
his last lnstructlonssad instructions being douhtlesa
to demand his passports. The statement that the I'm,
peror Of Russia has urged the King of Naples to avoid
a rupture by making some concessions, seems to he
confirmed By numerous communications in the Cont
| mental papers.
The Cologne Gazette and Independence Beige, two
generally reliable journals, express themsclves vary
| positively on the subject
The advice OF the Emperor, itseems, was that King
Ferdinand should change some of his Ministers and
place Prince Satuang at the head Of the Government
England
the Emperor is further represented as having rernm
mended to the King to trust to the moderation Of the
Emperor Of the French, and to accept him as a me-
| diatOr.
The Austrian Gazette has received coro1nunica-
ton from Naples, to the effect that King Ferdinand,
to show his conciat0ry disposition, will not recall his
Representatives in Paris and London in consequence
of the recall of the French and English Ambassadors
in Naples They will only leave these CAPITALS in case
their passports sent to them. The only authority
for this statement is the Austrian organ which also
processes to be able to say what the demands of the
British Government are-whch considered to be
as follows First, change of Ministry-Second. an
abolition OF the present police system and third,
general amnesty.
On the same authority it may be stated that the
French Cabinet would be satisfied if a general am
nesty were granted.
The hopes of speedy re-assembling of the Paris
Conference begin to be shaken. The resistance is
| said to come from the English Government whose
! views seem to prevail.
The captain and crew of the lost brig Collncwood,
from Quebec, were rescued by the Voga, Jefferson
| of Boston, from st. John for Hull.
Great Britain.
The Parliament has been further prorogued till
| December l6
The citizens of Dublin gave banquet on Wednes-
day the I'D utimo, to nearly 600 troops who served
ported by Lord Lieut.. Carlisle, Lord Cough, Talbot,
and many other gentlemen. The city Of Edinburr
gave similar banquet on the 3lst ntimo.
Mr. John Arrows1nith, cotton broker OF Liverpool.
avow7 himself the author OF the story in the Iorl-
don Times, of Dues and Murders in Georgia Rail
way Car, and reterates the truth of his statemeut-
Ihe affair Is incompreheasble and exces much cr,-
riosity.
| French correspondence gives prominence to ae-
! counts of the Imperial gaeties at Compaicne
where the Emperor is enjoying hunting by day and
fancy balls by night, i'll the style and costume Of
| Louis XIV.
Numerous arrests have recently taken place at the
Department of the DeuN Zones, where a secret soce-
ty OF dangerous description has been discovered
The society was organized by tens and hundreds all
trained to obey orders for The destruction of the rich
Sixty persons were apprehended, but the peasants
armed with pltchtorks, attacked the and res
| cued the prisoners. New arrests have also been
made in the Faubourg St. Antoine within a few
| days.
The report of the Bank of France is rather more
favorable. although the Bank has aopted vet more
stringent measures and will not make any advance
at present on railway shares rents. Commercial
bills having sixty days to run are always objected to-
so that virtually the term is reduced to forty-ve
days
Accounts from Madrid speak of new ministerial
crisis, the effect being to throw Narvaez overheard
and restore the Ahsoutsts. The MARQUIS Of Villana
the head of the Absoutst party is spoken of as the
coming man, but he, in the meantime, declines the
responsibility. 1t is said that ODonnell is put in
command Of the Household Guard, as check upon
Nalyaez. Count Barlendortf, the Russian Envoy
has had cordial reception from the Queen.
| Italy.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany, taking alarm at the
demonstration against Naples, appears disposed to
grant some concessions to his people bv reviyng with
some notifications, the Constitution Of lS4S.
The Paris Constitutional asserts, as if from sure
source, that III consequence OF the negotiations be-
tween Austria and Rome the Austrians are about to
withdraw, and will retain only two points, Ancona
and Bologna.
A treaty has been concluded between Russia and
Naples placing the ships of the latter in Russian
ports, on the footing of the most highly favored
| nations.
| Switzerland.
The Neutchael prisoners have been dismissed. TIE
Federal Government is making an effort to be repre-
sented in the Congress of Paris.
Turkey.
The Sultan has sent orders to Red5chd Pasha to
form new Ministry, but Redschd Declines
The real cause was difference of opinion with the
French Minister respecting the union of the princi-
| paities.
An attempt had been made to induce Mustaphc
| Pasha to take office, but he refused.
\ despatch from ConstantnOpe says that General
Guyon had died of cholera.
Another Great Storm on Lakes Erie and
Ontario.
We clip the following dispatch from the New York
Daily Times of the 9th inst
BUFFALO. Wednesday, Nov s.
There Wasa severe gale on Lake Erie last night, and
as large number of vessels left on the previous day.
and as but few of them have been heard from it IS
| feared that many have met with disasters.
The bark American Republic, from Chicago, on en-
terng the harbor last night, went against the Break
water, and filed with water Immediately. She was
loaded with lS,300 bushels Of wheat The crew were
rescued.
The propeller St. Joseph, with a full cargo of mer-
chandsc IS ashore at Falrport and in dangerous sit
uaton. Her crew have not yet been taken off The
sea is breaking over her.
Several other schooners are reported ashore, and
many badly damaged.
OSwEGo, Wednesday, Nov. ).
The gale Of wind on the lake last night was the Sc
verest of the season. The schooner G. NJ. Chapman
with cargo of wheat from Chicago, and West Wind
Of Buffalo, bound up from this port, with salt, went
| ashore last night between the piers. The Chapman
is q total wreck. No lives were lost.
The schooner j. Il. Deehler, with cargo of wheat
IRON Chicago for this port lost her nasts in the gale
and went ashore nine miles above this city. The
small boat was lost, and men were on the vessel when
our Informant left.
CApDo 1rEMs-From the Shreveport Gazette Of
the oth inst. we select the following items:
The river is rising at this place. and we hear Of
still another rise upon the mentioned last week,
from upper Red river,
We are pleased to be able to announce that the
election at this place, Tuesday, far as the con
duct around the polls concerned, was as quietly
and orderly Us any we ever witnessed That there
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