New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-17
Particulars of Foreign News.
PER STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
Great Britain.

but the general appearances were in favor OF Lord
The Board Of Trade returns for February show an
increase of twenty per cent. over last year The i'm
ports show decrease in breadstus, cotton, copper,
iron tea with increase in provisions, dyes hides,
timber silk wool, tobacco and other articles ABOUT an
The bullion in the bank of England had increased
f24000.
Little WAS done at the Conference at Paris on the
oath ut in regard to the Neufchatel question, the
meeting being merely for the purpose Of receiving
the propositions offered by the Prussian representa-
tive. Another meeting was held on the 18th to re"
ceve propositions from the Swiss Envoy, which ma
terally differ from those Of Prussia. No one doubts
but that settlement will be come to by mutual con-
cessions. sr= ~
trifing increase
The committees report on the Budget for the year
1858 had also been published 1t recommends the
abolition of the tenth the registration Of dues;
the abolition of the stamp duty printed notices and
prospectuses; and the impost Of an animal tax OF
fifteen centimes per hundred francs on transferable
securities The revenue provided is seventeen hum
dred and thirty-sevea million francs, the expenses
being estimated at seventeen hundred and sixteen
Millions leaving twenty millions surplus
1t had been reported that the Emperor Of Russia
never intended to visit Paris, but that the Grand
Duke Constantine woud next month.
An expedition against the kabyles, to be under the
command of Marshal Random, had been determined
Il was reported that England had ceded to France
Longwood House, and NapoIeon's tomb at St. Helena.
Spain.
The Spanish naval squadron at Rio Plata is to be
relieved. .s3.s s@4a.'
The Infante Don Henry, whois brought forward by
the Progressionsfs candidate for Salamanca, has
issued an address to them, in which he declares hn
self the ardent tpartisanof progress. ~.
Tie Government coutemplates the establishment OF
Submarine Telegraph between Cuba and the United
The first division of the feet to invade Mexico
would sail about the 2sth Of March for Havana.
Germany.
The German powers decline the Intervention of the
great powers, in the quarrel between Denmark and
the Confederation on the ground that the question at
issue is purely federal in which they welLas the
King Of Denmark act as members Of the Copfedera-
ton. At the same time we are told that Russia and
France are favorable to Denmark in the affair.
The Austrian government in recalling its represent
atye from Turn addressed acrcular dispatch, setting
forth the to its agents at European courts
| The Nord contains summary, according to which
the Cabinet of Vienna is not only dissatisfied with
Count Cavour's reply to its complaints Of the Pied
montese press and of the tolerance with which these
attacks treated by the Sandman government but
it sees offence in the language used by the gov
eminent the occasion of the debates relative to the
fertilization of Alesandria. The. dispatch adds:
Austria is convinced Piedmont seeks to place itself
at the head of the revolutionary movement in Italy,
movement of which the success would be the de-
struction OF the Austrian domination in Italy. Pied
mont pursues then policy which not only tends to
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European political system established by the treaties
of Vienna. In the presence Of these facts Austria
deems that her dignity will no longer permit her to
maintain official relations with Sardinia. Neverthe-
less informing foreign courts of the step Austria
has determined to take she declares that this measure
will not be followed by others OF more hostile char
aeter and that in any event Austria will avoid up to
the last moment, all that can compromise the main
tenance of peace or create embarrassment among Eu
]. ropean Cabinets .E..f ,.z., -
,r,, ptofad ,;a pory, ifbnt Pusua bod aoain
fused to admit the British Consns to the Black Sea
until the allied evacuation had been completed.
Turkey. ,a
The government has deereed registration and cen
ri sorship Of the press the French model It also of
~ fers land in Roumdea and Anatolca to foreign emf
grants bringing $500 capital.
Christian soldiers to be incorporated in Turkish
or regiments s..l L .--
lg The commission appointed to enquire into the land
ing of the Polish expedition in Crcassia has not ye
reported but has in the meantime ordered the arres
of Gen. Stein and Circassan, Pasha lsmael Directo
es Of Oos for having been active in organizing the
"a pedition.
The steamer kangaroo, on her return, brought 81
women and 2S children Circassians, and there wa.
little doubt but that they would be sold at CONSTANT
nope. The English authorities pretended to seize tn
oi ship conveying the expedition ; but proof wa.
wanting.
A letter from Mehemet Bey, Gen. Banjayas' aid-de
ne camp, says that the landing of the expedition wa
effected Feb. 23d, at Tanb, where the head quarter
were fixed. Mehemet brought with him 200 men fo
instruction in the different arms of war He had a
n cepted supreme command of the Circassian fore e
The mobiles and deputies had sworn obedience to hiI
and entrusted him with the prophet flag. He woul
take the field in May.
of Two English vessesofwar, after having visited tn
ID ports of Simoda and Hakodad appeared before Nan
gasak but were refused admission by the Governor
They however penetrated into port and anchore
= within gun-shot of the land batteries where they
ID manned without hostility The next day the officer
tn repaired with numerous escort to the residence
he wi n
word il they had any complaints to make he woul
in forward them to the Imperial Court and transmit t
them the reply This was in relation to the difficult
as on the llth OF December
The captains wrote to Yeddo to claim the right {
remaining some time at Nangasaki, in conformit
NJ with the treaty. In fortnight the Emperors answe
- arrived, announcing that he had ordered the thre
ports Of Simode, Hakodad and Nangasak to be ope
to the vessels of France, England and the Unite
ele States Such vessels permitted to ret there,
lad take in provisions, and to trade to certain define
extent, but the crews must not go into the Interior
..r .e THE LATEST.
VII by Telegraph from London to Lverpooll
Highly Important if True.
A telegraphic message has been received from Ca
ra cutta stating that the Emperor of China disaI
- proving of the proceedings of the Governor of Cal
Ell ton, had given him orders to conciliate the Engs
md Also that battle fought the sth of Februar
er- forty miles from Bushire, between the Bombay aI
Persian cavalry which ended in the total route of Il
latter, with the loss of 500 killed. The loss on tt
A. British side was 10 killed and 81 wounded
4
an that Russia has reduced her custom tariff consderab
The duty cotton and wooen goods is to be reduce
one-haf The duty on silk is, unchanged, and
linen it is raised.
og. PARIS, March 27.-The French three per cen
closed to-day at 70f. 55c.
at LONDON, Saturday morning. March 2s.-The Time
,os city article of Friday evening says: The Engli
was funds opened this morning with firm appearance
the steady quotations of yesterday, and after tel
porary relapse again reversed. In the stock exchane
ave owing to the sales of Stocks money advances
49, ernment securities at per cent. were in great
are mand There was much activity in the discou
market while at the banks, in consequence of t
Junes absorbed there account OF the revenue at
st termination of the quarter the applications
sro cessively heavy and numerous. The French thr
A' per cents show a fractional improvement"
THE RECENT INDIAN MAssACREs IN IowA.-In
ae gard to the Indian outages in Northwestern Iowa
10 Des Mones Qowa) Citizen says in recent number
'me By letter dated Boonsboro March 2Sth from o
in townsman, S. B. Mccall, to R. W. Sypher we lea
the following:
1.-THE Indians have been doing much misch