New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-28

comprises the history Of the negotiations from his ar
rival in Paris to the acceptance of the AngloFrench
mediation. In the meantime il appears that The
Spanish Government goes on with its military pre-
parations az if no mediation had been accepted The
effective strength of the army is expected soon to We
i20 600 men, and there was srImor in Madsid shat
the Royal Guard, disemboded under the Regency Of
EspaTtero after the military insurrection Of 1841,
would soon be re. established.
PLOTS AND CoUNrER-PLors-Madrid is, for the
present quiet The press has really ceased to exist
~ 20 Journal win now have the power, even II it had
the TO aude to the acts Of the Government,
ana durng tn1s moral darkness Ministers may do as
they please HousehFeakers usually wait until every
light IS extngulshed betere they plunder our dwell
ism revolution and the Queen d al Ist BEGINNING
to be alarmed For one reason other she sees she
cannot resist the influence Of those abort her Hence
her great desire for the presence Of her mother in
Madrid to serve az counterpoise to the Kina Maria
Christina has no wish that constitutional forms should
be entirely destroyed in Spain. There ID not one Of
the many constitutions which have shot 10 since the
Estato Real of Martinez de La Rosa in Is34 q, the
present day that would not have suiced had ii been
respected, for the well being Of the country but I'M
fortunately almost every party as 1t came 70 power
paid little regard to law constitution. The point
on which the Queen has been hitherto inexble Il the
restoration the Carlist Princes Matters may drag
they until the period of the Queen's confne-
ment but Ishould not be surprised if it were followed
by events of importance.
-4 The Very Latest. "
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. s.-The Times city ar
ticie, Of Friday evening, says: The funds opened
steady this morning Frday) at the improved quota
tons Of yesterday, and subsequently, manifested
slight increase Of 6rmness There was alteration
in the discount market to-day. Some few tfansac-
tions took place at below the bank rate.
The bar silver brought by the last West India
steamer has been sold at 62d, showing further adj
vance Of ID The letters from Paris described gene
raj stagnatiOn but express confidence that great
revival will take place in October next when business
will again become active and the result Of the harvest
will have been for some time manifested. 7S
The Daily News city article, of Friday evening,
says: .. i ..,.. zssss.,l,
| Much steadiness was shown in the funds and the
rally which was established yesterday afternoon is
fairly reported. In the discount market the demand
for money was steady, and the supply LIBERAL
| CoMMERCIAM FAILURE-YesterdaY the suspension
was announced Of Thomas Ashmore & Sons, general
merchants Their liabilities are not supposed to be
| large. .a2s57a ~
MEssRs. CARR Il Co., OF NEwcAsr1E-In the
Times city article of yesterday, it is said that meet
ing Of the creditors Of this firm held in London
| yesterday, when it was resolved that Mr. Coleman
the accountant should be dispatched to Newcastle to
frame balance Sheet and report as soon possible
on the general position of the establishment
The Italian Conspirators.
Tebai is sentenced to transportation, and Galatti
Grill to fifteen years imprisonment. 253 ID
~ India. - y,
Major General Wyndham, the hero of redan, has
accepted an important command in India, and will
proceed to the East of it. .s.g54sz = 80.
) Is Delhi Taken.
In the city the belief in the fall of Delhi seems to
have become almost universal. The reports of the
capture current previous to the 18th OF June, have
been found to be unquestionably false but the i'm
preston is that the event took place two or three
days later and that although the news had not We
been received by Government authorities, it hal
3 reached the native bankers, and had prompted th.
5 purchase of Government stock, which they wer
l making at advanced prices, both at Calcutta AM
r Bombay, just before the departure of the mails
From India expectation is now chiefly directed to th
e regular India and China telegraph, which may b
: looked for any time between Monday and Tuesda,
next. .-t .a. --s,.z al ss "a s,.-g al. b. :
Great Western Dividend.
+ The Directors have determined to recommend
dividend for the half year ending the Both Of June
at the rate of per cent per annum carrying fol
ward balance for the current half year Of abou
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