New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-01
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY i, 1856.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AND ABAeo,s

LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AND .ARAGO.s
,-3t 80 e-.ss ssss{ \
/ By the arrival Of the steamer Arabia Halifax,
We have, dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst.
TheArago left Havre on the 9th and Cowes ON the I
10th. The news is not Of great importance.
Capt. Dunlop, Of the British steamer Tartar which
went in search the Pacific had furnished detailed
report Of his cruise to the Admiralty. His search
principally directed to the space between 55th
deg Of north latitude and 10 deg. 20 min. gtude
;Ihe Tartar having strong southeast gale in her
taYor, proceeded as far west Is deg. longitude on
the parallel Of 55 deg. Guns were fired every two
hours during the night and d yigilant lookout was
kept during the day. Unfortunately, the search was
totally unsnceesstal-n whatever was heard
ward and homeWard bound vessels, and spoke two.
Capt Dunlop is confident that the Pacific cannot be
south Of latitude 3d. or else she must have been fallen
IN with. The Tartar has again to put 10 sea tocon
tinue the search s-t IN S#a
THE CONFERENCE.-THE Paris correspondent Of
the Post says the telegraph is constantly employed
on the italian question between Rome, Naples Vienna
and Paris, Count CaVours propositions having been
referred to those Courts, and an answer received,
France and England will make decision. Il
The festivities Of the Plenpotentiaries continue.
Ali Pasha was to give grand ball in Christian style
banquet by the Emperor TO all the Plenipotentar
y
state that journal of the proceedings in the Con-
gress is to be published. q
The Commission of Austrian and Russian officers
torectfy the Moldavian frontier are in Paris await
ing orders. +
The Crlmea. @
The dates received from Constantinople are to,
March 81 The Russian Palace there, at present oc-
cuped as French hospital was being clearedfor the
return Of the Embassy. The health of the French
troops, both in the hospital and the Crinea, had i'm
proyed.s sey-s
1t is now said that Austria, which has hitherto
shown reluctance to evacuate the Principaties has
yielded to the remonstrance of the Congress.
The Turkish Government expresses its anxiety to-
be relieved of the presenceof the Allies and says it
is quite able to maintain internal order and the defense
Of the frontier without the adof foreign troops The
Divan is planning for the erection Of permanent gar
risons at important points Of the Empire. vi
Is Lord Stratford de Redcliffe will continue as the
British Minister at Constantinople. Omer Pasha is
restored to favor and resumes the command of the
army Of Anatolia.
~ Great Britain
"A British Order in Council raises the blockade Of
all the Russian ports and permits the free resumption
Of commerce in all articles.
Steamers are being fitted ont to bring home the
| France. -...
| Expeditions against the Madagascar and the Ka
byles are decided upon Permission will be sought te
send troops through Egypt the former and the lat
terSRill serve as cause Of the Emperols visit tt
Algeria, although he will not himself command tht
army 55q 5ss32##s -
A. considerable reduction Of the French army, a.
soon as all matters are arranged, is contemplated
There were still in the possession of France $40 00
effective men, This number Willbe brought down tt
400 900 directly the treaty of peace is ratified
The Mon t.ur contains the following: a.
l In consequence of the unfayorable accounts from
Paraguay relative to the treatment of emgrants tn
i French Government has suspended the granting @
passports thereto, and coonists are recommended tt
wait until the situation of the foreigners there shal
beplaced under better regulation
Denmark.
| Copenhagen advicesstate that the English Cabine
| have officially notified to the Danish Government
their refusal to agree to the capitalization of the
Sound Dues, and the determination Of Great Britain
sfto await other and more acceptable propositions
Russia and Gutenberg set the example few weeks
since. The question of the settlement makes no pro
gress, and will probably stand over till it is seen what
action the United States will take.
Russia. ,l...5=.
The naval armistce was officially published at st
Petersburgh April Z. After rectifcation, all ship
seized will be released
The energies of the Russian Government is said t.
be now devoted to three objects viz First, Allianc
with France. Second, Completion of the great rail
ways. Third, The manufactures of Russian feeling
on the Continent, especially in Germany.
It was believed that Russia would send an Embas
sador to Turin as soon as the ratifcations Of peac
We're exchanged. AS Russia always looked, or pro
fessed to look upon the active participation of Sar
dinia in the war as wanton outrage this fact wa
thought to evince cordial acceptance of the peace
ukase has been issued by the Czar to the etfec
that the two fleets hitherto maintained by Russia il
the Black Sea and the Sea of Azotf are not to bt
reinstated The whole naval administration for tina
quarter seems to be suppressed.
Intelligence has been received at Odessa that many
vessels lying there had received orders by way o
Trieste to set sail for Marseiles Immediately witt
their cargoes Of corn considerable fall had take1
place in the corn market at Marseilles in conse
quence OF the great quantity of wheat offered for sale
| A dispatch from Paris states that the Allied Gov
ernments had sent orders to raise all measures o
blockade which kept Russian commercial vessels il
neutral ports; and from Hamburg it was stated tina
in consequence Of instructions from the Governor
the news destined for the rowboat fotla of Riga hat
been postponed, and the superior staff of the army
the Baltic removed to Raga.
The Russian Minister of Finance notified on the
5th inst at ST. Petersburg that a treaty of peace
having been signed the merchant vessels ofthe West
ern Powers will be admitted to Russian ports. Tht
blockade Of the Russian ports has been raised.
An article in the Russian Northern Bee has created
sensation in Berlin, in consequence of its vruenct
against England. Albion" it says, e. has lost it
prestige, but Russia is the most vigorous of all EN-
pires Simply its productive powers are not sufh
GENTLY developed, and that makes it poorer thai
other countries"
The new levy in Poland for the Russian army wa
stopped at the last moment A telegraph dis spatc
from ST. Petersburg announced it as the first benef
conferred by peace. ,..-......
LIE IsO7H luluhS tl1dG tle exchange OIL ratllcatl0n
would be effected on the Goth.
Il Austria.
A Grand Council Of Bishops will assemble in fey
days to discuss the Concordat. The Council repre-
sens twentynine millions of Catholics Latin Greek
and Armenian. The principal object of the Counc
is to restore the Clerical Marriage Courts according
the Canon law, and to recognize the whole body (
the clergy on fundamental church principles. Th
Concordat abrogates the lower clergys right of al
peal from the Bishop to the Emperor, and hence it
not popular with the inferior priesthood.
Spain.
Disturbances had occurred in Valencia respectin
the conscrption and the city and province in cons
, quence had been placed under martial law.
Germany.
The Citizens Assembly of Hamburger have for til
third time rejected the constitution proposed
the Senate. .''
The Terms OF the Treaty of Pence.
The Opinione of Turin gives upon good authorit,
the conditions contained in the treaty of peace
lately concluded at Paris. They are affirmed to be
follows: m
First-The naturalization of the Black Sea Ru
sia not to keep there more than ten ships Of wa
armed, for the defence of her coasts.
Second-Nicolaeff is to be reduced to merchaI
port with On engagement that no ships of war sfa
be constructed beyond the number agreed toas abov
Third-Russia is to allow Consuls from all tt
Powers in the ports of the Black Sea and the Balti
! Fourth-The Notifications of Bomarsund are not
be reconstructed.