New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-04
Ntn OrIfans nailp Crescent,
Particulars Of Foreign News.
rrn srsAMsuIP NORTH AMERICAN.

4 PER STEAMSHIP NORTH AmEhtCAN.
The adyices by the steamship North American,
fo, Liverpool to Quebec are to the 18th, four days
aater. n addition To our previous telegraphc dis
patches we extract the following intelligence
s1Jt f5s$ Great Britain, WI &3$
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Dillwin gave notice
of motion that the Clerk Of the House, in admins
toring the oath to members, be authorized to omit
6om the cath Of abjuration the words on the true
nth Of asChristian.n
m Griffith gave notice Of resolution that no hos
Tile steps ought to be taken by Government with re-
aard to the execution of the Suea Canal.
On Tuesday Colonel Lindsay moved an address for
copies of Secretary Marcys letter to the French Gov
ernent in answer to the resolution OF the iaTs Gon
ference the subject Of privateer1ng Lord faimer-
SION said that it was not usual for Government TO
iiuce correspondence between two independent gov
ernments. Secretary Marcy's letter 20 tne french
Government was not officially in the hands OF the
British Government and could not pc produced \,
+ The communication Of the American to the french
Government had been made by the last Government
Of the United States but the present t;t
had ntimated that they did not wish an answer ~
and under the circumstances the HOUSE woulu .sei
fhat ne question could not be discussed properly.
Lord Palmerston therefore hoped It would not De
messed Lord John Russell thought the Government
could make statement OF the GROUNDS upon Wnlcn
the declaration had been entered into he was aiiald
the cousaooences would be very serious but England
was bound to them now. Sir Charles Napier thought
the engagement could not be broken, and would ne
oesssse The blockading Of every port Of the enemy
The moeon was Wlsndrawn-
France.
Tie Paris correspondent Of the Times says the con
spracy recently discovered the most serious OF
any We have knoWiedge ol u sne cnaaaceel - .ns
PERSONS concerned, the extent OF It's raMacatlons and
e 0elects Proposed-wnicn lncl9aeo .ne
HcM ~ tine emperor ana ieyoiu.,on
Southern Europe. The members OF Provisional
Government were already named by the conspiratos,
and the plans pretty nearly perfected when the
discovery was mace. r.,....... !, a.
Inc declared nosn,ty q Lofty ~ "; y;
6Hez Canals, produced cohsoeIaple seusaslon - 7;
France, and the Paris JOURNALS are pretsy sesei' ~
their comments on ~ 5.s ~. 1,-.,..,,,5
y Is stated tnat the luke oe ~ Il ths
Minister az TURN, VIII succeed oou'i' Aofny - 'ne
mission to Russia. i, AL. 4, car,on,.
Queen Victoria Will vlslt fonsainpleAu - N'ep
Der.
3ss - ...:..ay 49,, Y,a,, mi Ion otby
Notaing mas peen recelseu aao n'aY I "a apty
detas o. revoiutonaly lose.ess al.Ss e Ell
pated ~ - alleged Inat maazni M M.
N snip Carrying lle Aa1G,.Oau las. 49, - ~,
lies were tranquil Col Pisacore 1ne Cnlsa o. H eae
insurgents u SalaDIia, Was unusr arfess - S1eon
OF naples was MOI eApecteu " Ase'
Turkey.
It Is denied that the Porte had issued protest
against the occupation OF Perrin BY the English 1
Redshid Pasha simply had personal interview Win
Persia.
IL was stated, but doubted that the Shah had made
a yn0uisition on Gen. Outran for column OF troop
ers 10 enforce the evacuation Of Herat, which was
held by his nephews who, disappearing Of the terms
of peace, refused to withdraw.
India.
The Indian mail had arrived in London. The dates
from Caientta we're to the It'll Of June and from Bonn
hav tn the 18th The fall Of Delhi was looked for
honrly when the Indian mail left The loss to the
Bengal army, by the mutiny and other causes, was
nearly thirty thousand men, ~ Is DeleVeu tnat tiie
crisis was passed At the latest accounts there was
rumor OF panic and deseItions anongs. .ne isut SUI
gents at Delni: me BRUSH 1oveItnene Mels act
ing vigorously IN indian anars' ana OF oon lamp
bell lett Oh lew honrS nouce. lug BOMBAY n'o as
market was uneasy: Inere was alinost palc III; mhe