New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-24
Particulars Of Foreign News.
PER STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT.


PER STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived at New York on |
the 18th, bringing three days later intelligence from
Europe, from which we extract the following:
was reported at Liverpool that Capt. Lowber, of
the Ericsson, (which sailed from New York on the
18th uit, for Bremen) when off Sandy Hook, stand
ing on the wheel house, fen overheard and was
drowned Capt jeffrey, OF the steamship Kangaroo,
rom Sew York had written to the Secretary Of the
ann ~. az Liverpool however throwing doubts
News rom Constantinople of the 26th announces
an approaching re-arrangement Of the Diplomatic
service in Turkey 1t is well known that Prince Cal
Schamyl had made prisoner the Governor of Khanafz.
and an emeute had broken out in that district
The Emperor of the French 10 reported to be intent
on personal meeting with all the principal Soyer-
egns Of Europe. g. =
A dispatch from Berlin says that the English Gov.
ernment had given notice to the Prussian marufac-
turers of firearms that no more such articles will he
allowed to enter the East indies without special per
mission.
Dispatches from the French Minister in China rep.
resent the situation of affairs as unfavorabe and an
nounce positively that the Court Of Pekin will not
agree to any arrangement. 4
Constantinople letters and journals state that new
complication had arisen in that city touching Monte
negro A district Of Albania having revolted, 5000
men had been sent against the rebels. Meanwhile,
intelligence was received that the Montenegrno med.
gents. As any interference with the Montenegrino
would be unreasonable just now the representatives
of France, England and Austria had held confer
ence with the Minister Of Foreign Affairs and recon-
mended him to instruct the Pasha of Scutari to sus-
pend his measures for the present.
n The q. s. Consul at Southampton, Mr.. VIM. Thorn
SON padan official visit to the U. s. figate Plymouth
in the Southampton waters, on the I'd inst. he was
saluted on embarking and leaving, and entertained
at dejeuner on board Capt. Dahlgren and bis
officers were invited to banquet on the 3D. at Mr. r.
Andrew residence at Winchester. The frigate was
to leave on her return home on the 4th or 5th.
There are at present in Prussia 10 tobacco manu-
factories, in which l5 l31 persons employed The
Rhensh province is that which has The most manu-
factories and workmen, the numbers being respect
lively 2l3 and 4,306. The most considerable tobacco
manufactory in the kingdom is that Of Berncastle in
the circle of Treyes, which has at least 260 work
people. The number of women and children EN-.
ployed in those establishments in Prussia amounts to
$3.50. &12st
An article in the Moniteur on the tonnage of the
different nations, shows the following facts: Norway
has tunnage Of 552, 900, or tun for every of its
inhabitants. The United States has tun to every
a inhabitants England tun to 6A inhabitants, and
France tun to Al inhabitants
France. ss..
October 2.-The Emperor arrived in Paris yester.
day evening from Chalons. The Strasburg railway
station was decorated with flags and flowers. The
Empress, accompanied by Mime de Montebello, Mar
shal Valiant and Gen. de Montebelo, came from St
entered the station exactly at o'clock.
The Emperor wore the undress uniform of Gen
eral officer Their Maesties entered an open carriage
| and proceeded to st. Cloud-Marshal Valiant anG
Generals de Montebello, de Failly and Feury follow
| ing in another No escort was in attendance. AL
| though the reception was in some measure private
yet considerable crowd of persons had assembled
near the station and sauted their Maesties with
| clamations. .. -ua. q,
Paris letter, in the Nord of Brussels affirns thai
neither Prince Albert will visit this year the camp
Chalons, nor Queen Victoria Fontainebleau or Com
pesne, account of the pre-occupations caused BY
| the events in India. .-l-s, -s-.s
| The Exchanges continued on the rise. There is
loss of 20 per cent. on paper money, and of SO pc
cent on the bonds Of the civil list Many bankrupt
cies are spoken of. Notwithstanding dreadful.
| stormy weather, great number of trading vessel
were arriving in the Bosphorus to take on board il
the Black Sea corn Of the present harvest. Letter
from Athens of the oath ult state that in conse
quenee of the abundance of the crops the exports
corn has been authorized.
Imperial Meeting at weImar.
vienna, Friday Morning, Oct. 2.-When the En-
peror Francis Joseph called on the Emperor Alex
ander at Weimar, the latter went to meet his Majest
on the staircase. Having embraced and kissed eacl
other their Maesties conferred for sometime together
| Italy
The fact of the expulsion of refugees from Geno
is confirmed by the publication of the names of thos
who have been so treated which are: DR.. Sacchi ant
Cansaechi,. Lombards the advocate Gabassi, Longh
Sican, and Tafar and Parandeso, Neapolitans; will
the Venetian advocate Veri.
Spain. --'f-
The Queen has approved the Convention agreed t,
between France and England relative to literary copy
right to take effect from September 30th, 1857.
| Switzerland.
Fresh complications are making their appearance
| in Swltzerland where the Cantonal sovereignty il
openly resisting the Federal authority. Several can
tons have refused, different questions Of secondar
order to obey the inunctions Of the central power
In Neufchatel the government despairing of ben!
able to overcome the royalists vino have coalesce,
with the independents, intend demanding from tn
people full powers to decree new electoral law. Il
the town of Neutehate it has been compelled to dis
solve the provisional administration of the bourgeosie
which was arbitrarily instituted after the events G
September, and to conide the interests of that col
poration to the constituent council. The elections 70
the Federal representation, which about to tax
| place, may perhaps produce remedy for some
these difficulties, which have a certain degree
gravity. ~ ,5s2-
H. China. 40 g.
From the China Mail, Aug. lO.l
The melancholy state of affairs in India with Lor
| Elgin's departure for Calcutta, has annhiated a
hope if any existed of immediate adjustment of tn
Canton question, and for months to come matter
must remain in their present unsettled condition
while even the little traffic that has been springin
up in Hong-Kong will probably be put summar
end to by the blockade Of the Canton river, whic
Admiral Seymour has deemed it to be necessary, fo
the protection of British interests to proclaim an
which will doubtless be rgidly enforced.
Alum, the baker, after confinement of six months
has at length been liberated, we presume, under e,
press injunctions from the home Government.
Letters from the river describe the fleet there
pretty healthy, though the Niger and Cruiser ha
suffered somewhat from fever; and the Esk an
Sanspareil from opthalmia. Orders to blockade tt
port were communicated to the fleet on the eyenn
u OF the 9Th.
From Fuhchau the news is, that the rebels had r
treated or been dispersed-more likely the forme
Trade was brisk, and large purchases had been mac
of teas, amounting to about 80 900 chests and abol
AZ 900 halt.chests Of all kinds! The Patna, FieI
Cross, North Wind, Hanover, and Spirit of the Ag
were loading for Great Britain.
An intention to levy additional imposts on tea an
silk has been posted ut the Custom House, and I'll
foreign Consuis have had a correspondence with II
Chinese authorities on the subject, and appeale
! against such an increase of the export dutes b.
without success. ..+ AZ .g'.. s.4
A native spy in the employ of the Indian Cover
g ment was in Cawnpore at the time of the massacr
and furnished an interesting narrative of the horr
: affair. He states that he did not know any of Il
a women having been dishonored, except the younge
l. daughter, and of this he was not certain. She W
e taken away by sowar Cavalry many to his hou
In the night she got possession of the sowars swo
/ and killed him and his whole family, consisting
his wife, sou and motherinaw, while they were slet
= ing She then threw herself into well, where |
, body was afterwards found.