New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-14
Great Britain.

report which had found it's way into print, that
he army in Bombay had also broken out into mutiny,
nd stated that the latest official advices from India
ointed the very reverse Of this.
The vote Of half million sterling on account Of the
ersan wal, and four hundred thousand for the Chi
ese hostilities, were agreed to-
During the debate on the latter question, Sir G.
Vood stated that the arrival Of the gunboats in Can
On river would enable the British Admiral to de-
troy the war junks and beyond that no hostilities
Tould be entered upon until the arrival OF Lord Egm
'as ascertaned After that If any further ostslities
ook place they would probably be confined to Cam
on, which was the wish of the British Government,
nd seemed to be the wish Of the people Of China as
veT
On Tuesday evening, Lord John Russell renewed
lis motion for leave to bring in bill for the admis-
ion of Jews into Parliament, and after an animated
lebate the motion was agreed to by vote Of 246 to
L54.
On the same evening, in the House of Lords, the
ubject of Jewish disabilities was likewise alluded to
y Lord Campbell, who gave # as his opinion that
he Commons acted independently Of the Lords IN
the matter by emitting from their form of oath the
sentence revolution would be the con-
sequence. .,s..-sy3sss st8 sge..
and new writ ordered foran election in thecity
OF London, in his place. publio meeting was held
by the electors OF London upon the subject, and q
pledge was given 70 again return RothschiId As one
Of their representatives in Parliament. resolution
was also adopted calling on the Government to use
its entire influence for the immediate settlement Of
the Jewish question. "a
According to the latest Impressions, Parliament
would not adjourn before the 10th OF August
The Parliamentary election for Oxford City re-
suited in the defeat Of Mr. Tbackeny the vote being,
for Cardwell, ,os5 Thackeray, 1,0ls.
The proceedings in regard to the Atlantic Tele-
graph cable continued to increase in interest. The
shareholders of the company at Liverpool had given
grand banquet to the officers of the Niagara and
Susquehanna, and the completion of the shipment Of
the cable on the Agamemnon had been celebrated by
grand tete in the park of Sir Cufing Ealdley, near
Erith on the Thames. Nearly thousand persons
present at the latter entertainment, including
Professor Morse Mr.. Cyrus w. Field, Hon. Henry j.
Raymond, Captain Sands of the Susquehanna, and
others. Mr.. Field, in returning thanks for toast,
read letter from President Buchanan, stating that
he should feel much honored il the first message
across the Atlantic shonld be one from Queen Vic
tora to the President of the United States and that
he should endeayor to answer It in spirit and man
ner becoming the great occasion. Gallant of our
bachelor President,l 5.,i .5!aa.s ~ wa
The Niagara will lay the first half Of the submarine
cable from Ireland to the middle of the Atlantic the
end will then be joined to the other half on board
the Agamemnon, which takes it on to the coast Of
Newfoundland. During the whole process, the four
vessels will remain together, and give whatever as
sistance is required. Constant communication il to
be kept up with tbe coast Of Ireland during the pro-
gress of the work. and the wires are at once to be
carried from Killarney to Valentia bay to con-
meet with the British and Irish lines.
The suspension Of Henry Schwabbe & Co., Liver
| pool, is announced. Liabilities about f60,00O. A
|
| been offered.
The American horses Prior and Prioress, which had
been entered to run for the Goodwood Cup had at
tracted attention in betting circles, and were backed
| at short odds.
Considerable roting, resulting from the bad reeing
engendered by the twelfth of July celebration, had
taken place between the Orangemen and Ribbonmen
at Belfast and on one occasion serious collision with
the military the result, but fortunately without
loss of life
There was rumor of the appearance of the potato
blight in the province of Munster, Ireland but it was
not regarded as very serious.
/ France. eag f.tst. ..
/ One of the arrested Italians is said to have made
full confession of the details Of the recent conspiracy
It is intimated on the one hand, that the French
authorities had good grounds for the military display
and hasty arrangements which they had made at
Berangers funeral on account of the movements Of
the secret societies. but, the other, it is affirmed
that the alarm Of the Government groundess, as
no demonstration was intended.
The Pays says that the British Government has
already communicated to Mazzini that although Eng
land would continue to afford an asylum to political
refugees, he could not any longer be allowed to pre-
pare expeditions against foreign States English
soil 1t is also stated from other sources that the
British Cabinet had promised to subject Mazzni to
strict surveillance.
The London Globe dseredits the report that Queen
} Victoria will visit France this year. in l -g. -
The lIoniteu' alluding to the discovery of the
Italian plot to assassinate the Emperor Napoleon,
Z says that it was concocted in London, and names
Mazzni and Ledru Rolin among the accomplices to
it. The Monteur says the rumor that French troops
to be sent to China is entirely without foundation
spain.
An extraordinary decline from the recent high
prices of wheat in Spain is reported.
The Captain-General and the Civil Governor OF the
province Of Seville were to be brought before Coun
!, Gil of War an account of the late troubles.
dispatch from Paris, dated the oath, states that
the Spanish Government after some hesitation has
accepted the offer Of mediation in the Mexican ques
tion made by Lord Howden and the Marquis de FUR
got, in the name of the English and French Govern
ments.
z el.f Prussia. ~
Reliable accounts from Berlin state that the reply
of Prussia to the late Danish note has been written
and contains promise to remain passive until aftel
the meeting Of the States Of Holesten. The answer
of Austria is said to be to the same effect.
The proposition of Prussia to augment, by twenty
per cent the duty beet root sugar. is said to have
every chance of being adopted by the Zollyerein.
Austria.
1t is said that the endeavors to effect reconcilia
tion between Austria and Russia are not likely tt
u prove successful. r..a- .' .. aeS7
= It is stated that aschism exists amongst the com
mssioners on the matter of the Prncipalites. Thos
of England, Austria and Turkey form the minority
h Portugal.
), The session of the Cortes had been closed. Th
> Concordat was passed by large majorties in botl
houses, but altered in its original spirit that it wa
Il thought the Pope would not consent to receive it.
7. Italy.
1t is said that convention is to be signed between
the soveregns of the Italian States, with the excep
ton the King of Sardinia, to guarantee each othe
a against revolutionary attacks.
:. India.
" There is nothing new from India Intelligence wa
l. hourly expected when the Persia sailed. All sorts
lie rumois were continually started, but it was suppose
10 they had reference to stockjobbng operations, an
Q obtained but little eredence. A mass of papers ha
been laid before Parliament but they added nothin
N OF importance to the published accounts.
ID Australia.
v Melbourne dates to the 30th of May had been r.
4 ceived in England. Gold was selling in Melbourne
:, e. l7s. Sd. to IS los. Cd. Flour, f22 per tun.
'o brisk business being done in imports and conf
e. lence was reestabshed.
s The steamer Great Britain left Melbourne for Live
,r, pool on the 2lst of May, with l0l 600 ounces
if gold.
II A duty of los per pound had been levied c
II opium
G. a new Ministry, with Mr.. Haues as Chief Seer
of tary, had been organized.
At Sydney, the tallow market was firm and wo
had advanced, selling at Is Sd to 2s Cd per poun'
Flour aud freights were unchanged
10 10 The Latest
II The following was teegraphed from London
n Liverpool just previous to the sailing of the steamer
by No news being received from India leads to I'll
conviction that much OF tine late reports from thi
ps country have been fabricated The money markt
nd continues very sensitive. The Bank of France hi
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