New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27
OFFICIAL VOTE OF CONNECTICUT.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship City of Washington, from Liverpool,
arrived at Philadelphia on the 18th inst with dates
to the 9TH inst
The r. NJ steamship Niagara, also from Liverpool
arrived at Quebec the night of the 18th, with ad
vices to the Sth, being three days later than those
brought by the City OF Washington.
From the papers brought by these steamers, We
make up the following summary Of European intell
gence.
The Z. s Mail steamship Ericsson arrived at Liver
pool on the evening of the sth inst
The steamer Anglo-saxon, from Quebec, arrived
out at Liverpool at ) P. NJ. on the 9TH inst.
The Cunard steamship Persia. from New Y York, ar.
rived at Liverpool at P. NJ. on Friday the 7th, her
passage being called days and hours meantime
Great Britain.
| Lord IalmerSton had delivered address edu-
cation before large assembly in the Free Trade Hall
at Manchester. He also made two speeches in de-
| fence Of his foreign policy.
An address had been presented him by the Presi-
dent Of the Chamber of Commerce, in which the fol-
| lowing passage occurred
- 1t would not be doing Justice to the commercial
| community of Liverpool mention made of
that question which most deeply affects 1.-THE late
difficulties or threateaed difference between this
try and the United States. There is, my Lord, but
one expression of feeling amongst us as to the
ner in which your LordShip and Her Majestys adyis-
disposed OF that which at time threatened to
be question that might involve in desperate
contest with America We feel, by the manner in
which your LorlShip and Her Maestys advisers
settled that question you not only consulted the dig
nifty Of this country, but in spirit and in fact salts
fed all the interests concerned My Lord, for that
feel deeply indebted to your Lordship and to Her
Majesty Government.
10 this Lord Palmerston replied with considerable
embarrassment of manner, as folows
! Il was sure gentlemen, that the policy which we
recently adopted in differences with the United
States must meet with your appreciation. We felt
that while the one hand it necessary to main
tain the dignity Of the country that it was also ne
ces>ary to show that even the caames of with
a neiohboring race would be encountered, if there
was necessity for it, upon adequate grounds We
felt that while it was necessary to show this, We
ought to waive all; minor and party considerations,
that ought not to take advantage Of circumstances
which might perhaps have Justified the expression OF
angry tcelings-that was more dgnlted to look at
what we believed to be the friendly feelings Of the
great mass Of the people OF the United States rather
than to take too much notice of circumstances in
narrower sphere that might perhaps have justified
feelings Of irritation The result has fuylborne out,
think, the wisdom Of that course. I am sure that
in proportion your prosperity increases and in pro.
portion your enterprise is developed in the same
proportion may look to cementing permanently
those ties of friendship and good will which exist and
ought to be perpetnated between the people on the
two shores OF the Atlantic.
The Liverpool Post, Of the 4th inst, has the follow
ing in regard to the French Alliance:
THE Ango.French alliance may be considered as
nearly at an end Both countries are at entire enmty
on the Eastern question; and is now admitted that
the maneuvers of the French Government were sue
cesSfVlr countcractcd by the eXertions of Lord de
Redcitfe 1t does not follow, however that his lord
ship the government which approves Of his conduct
is right hut the inference is in their favor. for the
British fleet still keeps the Black Sea. and is re-
Ceiving angnentat0nS. Austria and England are
certainly agreed respecting the policy to he observed
toward the priucpalitics and if this fact required
further confirmation. it will be found in the hostility
Of the French and Russian organs to this new al
lance
On Thursday evening, the 9th inst, the Directors
Of the Bank Of England held protracttd sitting il
the Of which they deliberately considered the
expediency of making further change in the rates
Of discount, with view to arrest the continued out
flow Of gold to the Continent. The withdrawal Of q
considerable amount during the last few days, and
the certainty that the demand must continue unless it
be interrupted by large arrivals from Australia. are
unller>tDO! to have engaged the attention of the
Board and the resolution not to make any change for
tile present was arrived at by majority Of only one.
Admiral Dundas was at Malta ut last adyces.
which are to October 3ls.
Cape Of Good Hope advices of October Sd say that
fears OF Ca,rc war are passing away.
Tie British Government adyertlSes at l.Oyds for Il
ship 10 convey some hundreds Of emi igranls to Nova
Scotia it being the intention to grant free passages
to iaborers and their families to that colony.
Fyance.
RlmoTs continue of a probable modification in the
Ministry 1t is said that NJ. de perSigucys visit tc
the Emperor is connected with these rumoTs.
The Emperor continues the rcvels at COmpierne
where hi> third aud last batch Of guests have just
rived, including the Ministers Of Russia, Sweden and
Holland, and Malsuis PelliSier and Baraguay DIil
lier>.
These rrotractej country entertainments give Of
fence to the parisiaS, and among the piacalds sur
rcptltiot~ly posted on the walls are some headed
- lie Itoi Slnl,s.
The event Of the week is semio1cia editorial III