New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
PARTICULARS 81 THE NORTH AMERICA.

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I QUEBEC, "Wednesday, May Z, ls56.-The Canadian
Steamship North America arrived at this port at 81
o'clock this evening She brings Liverpool dates to
the 2Sd inst four days later Than received BY the
Persia. Httt &EtE& }85a Sj&ff8 il 35
The North America passed the ship Joseph Ruyan.
inside of St. Pauls; the steamer Cambria of Magdar
len ISLANDS, and vessel, supposed to be the Caledo
MA, of Green Isle. 's9
IS, The following, from a supplementary report Of
the Liverpool Courier. dated Wednesday April 2Sd,
contains the latest Telegraphic Intelligence. :
- IVY ~ "'#1 Russia " 754i172s,5.S&5 E5l$5 5f
The militia is disbanded. The admiralty has or.
dered all the lighthouses to be lt and all the buoys
to be laid down in the Cults Of Botnia and Finland
also in the Baltic and White Seas. 5ys1 ~
+ LONDON, Tuesday Evening, A pTil 90, 1856. 2
The Globe states thar Lord Clarendon has declined
the honor Of the Marquiset offered to him by her
Majesty. A Cabinet council was held at the Foreign
Office this afternoon. -
The French army is being placed on peace foot
The Times has leader on the grandeur of the
naval review which took place at spithead on the
day the steamer sailed. There was to be two hundred
and forty steamers Of various sizes, CARVING 1902
guns. propelled by so,T6I horse power, and manned
by 80 900 seamen. a=+ 9sFfs {v EsS 80
ST. PETERsBuRe, April q Count Orloff has been.
appointed President Of the council Of State
The Government has authorized the eynofta.l
ton from Russia and Poland OF sheepskins meats,
oxes, horses, hogs, brandy sprits ropes, and hay.
.te-fS 4,s G5TfsY &EsJ! England e8{&
In the House of Lords on Monday upon the
Church BILL a second reading was moved by Tie Lordf
Chancellor. The House divided upon the motion,
when there appeared for the second readi q, 80
against Il ; being majority of 8 against the Gov
ernment. S55 5s} 7sts5 81 sl552a5z 81 "a
In the House of Commons on Monday, CONVEX
sation took place the subject of the peace reioic
ings. Mr. Roebuck inquired who was to pay the ex-
penses Of the contemplated exhibition Of freworks
The chancellor of the Exchequer replied that his
consent had been given to the expense, which should
come within ss, 600. "a $gy5. x$tls 3EEt
Sir G. Grey, in reply to Lord j. Manners said
that notwithstanding the display Of fireworks and
other demonstrations, it would still be open to
Parliament on the question of the terms Of peace
to impeaeh the Government, if it was thought ne
cessary. VI IS l5a j35-s4 5tes44Ef555et7Sg,zsg~
The Earl of Clarendon arrived at Paris on Monday
afternoon and proceeded by 3 special train to
London. The Military Inquiry into the Crimean Re-
port, confirms it. The principal witness examined
was Sir E. Lyons 499 4st 9 s5 s$ ~
tits said that the Earl of Elgn having refused the
appointment of Governor Of Victoria the important
appointment has been offered to Mr.. Ophant his pri-
yate secretary in Canada. SHs@zzsEs;i
&9yf France. q u 3$stf8S>sszs M s$
PARIS, Monday Eyening--Trade is improving.
The accounts from the Industrial Districts are
favorable. In Corn there is little variation but the
general tendency is downward In the Provinces
the markets were abundantIy supplied with Wheat
At Marseilles Wheat tended upward.
At the sitting of the Corps Legisatif Friday last
NJ. de ,Montalenhert made a remarkable speech on
the freedom of the elective franchise He denounced
the Court of Cessation as an accomplice with the
Government to render universal suffrage 8 mockery
and called for an alteration Of the law on the mon
strous subject.
The French provincial papers speak of an inunda
tion in many parts caused BY the late heavy rains
By decree lately passed, iron knees and pieces of
bent iron for shipbuilding are admitted duty trees
f==S Turkey.
" The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says theS treaty Of peace with Russia contains d
clause that the Allies shall eVaeuate the Ottoman ter
ritory on the exchange of notifications and that the
AIeter from Constantinople states that Omar Psshas
army will reformed into movable columns who would
seonr the country and enforce the execution Of the
new laws $ 5
Aletter from Vienna states that the commission for
rhe organization of the prineipaties will commence
its labors in the course Of this month. s 4ss.}st
The Treaty of Peace. sse
. VIENNA, April lss--By telegrapio dispatches ne
learn that the King Of Prussia ratified the Treaty of
Peace on Friday last, and that the Turkish ratiea-
ton left Constantinople on the 18th inst.
~ The CrImeas ..l3b
from the camp have been received tothe Sth
Of April The preparations for the departure OF the
army continue active. a dispatch from GeneraI
Pelssier, dated April IS, is as follows:
I. Yesterday, reviewed the entire army q. the
Crimea. Gen. Luders. b considerable number Of Rus
sian officers Gem Codrfngt and De La Marmora were
present at the military fete. Z
The epidemic has ceased In the Crimea.
The armistice was established in Asia The last
mail from the East states that the insurgents against
the Porte in Arabia have suffered SO much from choI
era as almost to put down the nsurrection Reports
affirm that $4,000 have died out Of an tribe
of Is ,000