New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-03
Further Particulars Of Foreign News.
PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC.

The dates by the Baltic are not 80 late those re-
ceved by the Canada, but we find the following items
of interest
VIENNA, Sunday Night.-The official journal Of the
Austrian Government makes the formal announce
ent Of an amnesty to twenty-five political Hungarans
who had been prescribed
The InsurreefIon In Naples-Restoration Of
Tranquility ty-Interferenec Of France.
PARIS, Sunday-We have news which is authentic
from Palermo up to the 29th ultimo. 1t records that
complete tranquility had been established, and that
the insurrection is at end. a French steamer the
Duchayaa, had reached Palermo at that date. There
were some later disturbances in Sciity, but of char
acter described as unirnportant.
Baden.
CARLsRuHE, Dec. 6.-The Grand Duke has granted
an amnesty to all persons condemned for participation
in the armed revolt Of ls4S except the chiefs of the
instructions, and individuals sentenced to infamous
punshments for crimes not political.
Great Fire In Glasgow.
Early on Friday morning fire was discovered ssu-
ing from the block Of buildings entered by Buchanan
street and Exchange Square, and occupied az the
warehouses OF merchants engaged in the cotton
acture. The utmost efforts Of the fire brigade were
directed to arrest the extension of the fire. and when
the confiagration finally mastered it was found
| that many warehouses had been either seriously
goods, yarns and buildings is computed at sl0O 900.
1t is believed that the loss is to considerable extent
covered by insurance In connection with this
fagration we regret to record loss of life Between
. anu CiDCh iOuE uTeIueu prpcEeueu W upper
fat of the building to tear down the partition, but
it appeared that the supports the flooring had been
| burned, and it gave way beneath them. One of the
rapidly leaped aside and escaped, but three
carried down by the burning mass into the cellars be-
| low. The engines were Immediately directed upon
this spot to keep it cool, and possible
of the renen entered the cellar and found that one
/ of the men, named James Harrison, had been killed
instananeously and that the other two were alive,
| but dangerously wounded. They were more hurt by
the fall than the flames, which they had only moen
tarii5 come in contact with gAai IN the descent
Advces to the 4th stated that the general elections
to the Ayuntiamientos fixed by royal decree for
the 5th Of February. Everything is tranquil.
The Gazette Of the I'd publishes circular from the
Minister of Grace and Justice to the bishops, charging
them in the name of her Majesty, to cause to be cele
brated before the end Of the year. the nefable mys
terry Of the immaculate Conception, in a manner in
the pornp Of Spanish worship. The circular states
that the Spanish nation may hope to be able to reform
itself snce it was the first to accept the belief in the
Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary, under
whose protection all the Spanish dominons are
placed" The authorities had prohibited the perform
ance Of piece called " Catine" The inau guration
of the first half Of the Isabella canal had taken place
with great deal Of pomp and the Duke of Va7encia
(Narvaez) who was present at it promised the con-
vcts who had been employed at the works a diHinu-
ton Of their punishments. The workmen employed
in the repairs of the highway from Badajoz to Seville
had struck work to obtain an advance of wages, bot
the civil governor took such energetic measures that
they soon returned to their work.
General Enrique 0 DonneI brother Of the late Min
lister of War had been ordered to take up his resi-
dence at Tolosa.
The Tribunal of Valadoid had tried the men who
took part in the disturbances in that city in July last
and had condemned most of them to ten, twelve and
fifteen years hard labor.
Sicily. a.
The number Of insurgents taken prisoners is sixteen
It does not appear from the detailed accounts, pub
lished by the Mofiteur and Constitutional what ha:
become of the rest of the prisoners after Cealu had
been taken. As this capture took place without re
sstance it seems that they have withdrawn to some
other place of refuge and that the affair is not totally
at an end. One dispatch says that they are in tie
neighboring woods