New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-10
Particulars Of Foreign News.
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Great Britain.

PER STEAMSHIP AMEE1CA.
...,- Great Britain.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer had produced
sensation in the House Of Commons by proposing
that the Princess Royal should have marriage por
ton of 100000, and an allowance of $4,000 year
The reigns Of George the H. and George the III. were
adduced precedents tothe practice in such cases
Mr.. Roebuck regarded such precedents as absurd,
House, however, were impatient to vote, and after
Lord John Russell had spoken against the amend.
ment, Mr.. Roebuck declined going to division, and
the motion was agreed to.
The question Of Cotton Supply had been taken
into consideration at Manchester. A deputation from
Liverpool had waited on the Cotton Supply Associa.
ton there, and it was understood that a national
meeting on the subject was proposed, to be held in
Liverpool
The Globe has been given to understand that Mr..
Thomas Basng will be the new Lord Of the Adml-
rally
From the London News, Msy1a.l
On Saturday, the United States steamship, the
Niagara dropped down the river to the moorings at
East Greenwich, and today {Monday) Her Majesty's
ship Agamennon, 81 guns, will come round from
Portsmouth and take up her moorings there to ship
the submarine telegraph to be laid down in the At
lantle ocean to connect the Continents Of America
and Europe The length Of cable to be put On board
each vessel exceeds 800 miles it will take upwards
of six weeks to deposit the cable in the ships holds
According to present arrangements, Her Majesty's
ship Agamemnon and the United States frigate MIA
| CARA will leave the Thames about the first week in
July, in company with Her Majesty's ship Cyclops,
and will proceed to the latitude midway between the
West coast OF Ireland and Newfoundland. Here the
ends of the cable on board Of each ship will be oned
| the Agamemnon will then return towards the coast
of Ireland and the Niagara will hold on her course
to the shores Of Newfoundland both ships paying out
the submarine cable they increase the distance be-
tween them, and maintaining constant teegraphic
| communication with each other to prove that the
cable remains intact and within six days after the
ships separate, should accident occur, telegaphc
communication will be open between the two conti-
nents. ..,....s g. 1.s ..
| France. s@
PARIS, Friday, May se-Baron Gros, the Ambas-
his mission left Paris this evening for the port Of en-
barkaton.
Advices from Madrid had been received in Paris
announcing the settlement Of the dispute between
Spain and Mexico on the 10th inst After the rati6.
cation of the treaty, NJ. Lafraqua viii remain the
| Minister of Mexico. s.R
Another dispatch says there is every possibility Of
pacific adjustment of the difficulties between Spain
NJ Lafraqua the Mexican Consul, arrived at Madrid
on Thursday. .s
The latest dispatches were said to be Of satsfac-
tory kind and there is little doubt that favorable
disposition exists both sides and which is zeslousy
encouraged by the English and French ambassadors
at Madrid, the affair win terminate amcably. In that
the greater part of the troops sent out to the
Gulf will be kept at Cuba to strengthen the garsons
of the Island.
Disturbances, originating in the dearness Of food.
have taken place in various districts Of Spain, and
the consequence is, royal decree has been issued,
prolonging the time for the free importation of corn
to slst of December next.
The Neufchatel Presse announces that NJ. de Hatz-
eldt the Prussian Minister at Paris has been author
lied to sign the protocol Of the Conference at Paris
1t was expected that the next Conference will be
:, held on Monday for signing the Convention.
, Naples.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says it is
ported in various quarters that the King of Bavaria,
at present the guest of the Emperor Napoleon, is
endeavorng to effect reconciliation between the
n King of Naples and the Western Powers.
n The King Of Bavaria came direct from Naples to
n France. ..
- - Switzerland. .f
Il BsRNE, May 20-The Grand Council has voted
& the Constitution in principle, unanimously. Forty
four votes given for the immediate revision and
twenty-five for its revision after certain day.
Colonel Gederet, ex-commandant of the Foreign LIE
Of gion has committed suicide.
ID The Netherlands.
Of The Government of the Netherlands has signifeG
Of its intention to send ship of observation to join h
OF Anglo-French squadron in the Chinese waters.
=; Denmark.
"a The list of the new Danish Ministry has given grea
p satisfaction and it is thought in Germany that tn
question of the Duchies will very soon he settled
ma Austria.
NO The crops in Hungary, Moravia and Bohemia ar
m looking exceedingly well, but they are less prom
he ing in Upper Austria.
q
not conine his measures of clemency in favor of tt
lee Hungarans to the amnesty granted to political pri
an and refugees but will also restore them the
ate landed property conscated after the revolution,
lie administered since that period by special commi
ts sion 1t is believed that the value of the landed pro-
ri erty sequestered in Hungary amounted in 1850
,se nearly forty millions of francs.
nd Russia.
lis On the occasion of his birthday, the Emperor
t Russia issued further amnesty in favor of polite
and other offenders.
In the treaty concluded between Persia and Russ
tee the latter all claims to the money whiC
be Persia owes and in return receives two pieces of lar
Ter one the Caspian Sea and the other the
m part of Persia and both of them, for stratege
al cal of the highest importance to Russ
The Emperor was highly satisfied with the Gener
who made the treaty This cession of land and 9th
intrgues connected with it may account for the Brit
er- proceeding against Persia. ......
for The Prlncipnlities.
ces TRIESTE, May 2l.-The American Minister at th
OF port left Constantinope the 18th for the Prn
out palities pretended that his visit has polite
object.
and Persia,
lire II ia said that conference will he held in Pal
eau composed of the representatives of the various pc
res who have signed treaties of commerce with
Inc sa in order to agree to arrangement which
y apply to all the consular agents during the stay Of
ttee Persian Ambassador in Paris.
anu New Granada.
;nns Dispatches have been received from thesFrer
as Consul at Panama giving full details of the situat
VI tHe country. IL Wouiu appear llulu tutst aCCou
i that New Granada is not capable of resisting the
;aht vason prepared by the Americans who are likely
,nid establish themselves without difficulty at Pana
nav and Chagres.
may The Latest.
.h [Bytelegraph from London to Lverpooll
ths the LONDON, Friday evening
'"e At the London Stock exchange consols opef
rn weak advanced slightly, but reeeded on large SC
oam of money, leaving off at 934 to 93H for accou
eAA Railway property lower, more particularly French
Of Canadian descriptions, excepting the Grand Tru
Banking and mining descriptions show little variati
nj nj though the former trife irmer than yesterd
Foreign stocks fuctuated with consols during
day, but closed as ut the opening, and complaint
. made of the general absence of business. Thi
'i'o thousand pounds of advertised bills were bought
the Government broker.
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oy WHAT CAPT. DAVIS SAYs,-From an official Dc
oU ment recently transmitted to Government by c!
hing Davis, in command Of the sloop-ofwar st. Mar
on a we extract the following:
10 1t the opinion OF those who have better me
Two Two of judging than myself that one month ago
lusI (Walker) could at any moment have passed