New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

bridge on the 4th. The Lord Mayor gave grand
by several Cabinet Ministers and foreign Ambassa-
DORIS including Mr. Dallas. The Duke Of Cambridge,
in speech, aidthat he had letter from Sir Colin
Campbell emphatically denying that there was any
difference between the Governor General and him.
The Duke extolled the conduct Of the British army
in India and advocated its maintenance in efficient
state Of warlike establishment
Earl Grenyille defended Lord Canning from the
charges with which he had been assaed, but intima
ted that if they should prove true, he would sacrifice
his personal feelings to a sense Of public duty.
Mr.. Dallas, after making some remarks appropriate
TO the events Of the day spoke as follows in regard to
the Indian mutiny:
n Sympathy has been invoked from foreign nations
in reference to the state of affairs in India am not
here to speak to the extent my Government or the
people Of the United States sympathize with the
struggle Of England against India That is not the
thought I wish to express The thought which
wish to express is in reference to the treatment that
is to be dealt to those who have distinguished them
selves in the field Of crime in that unhappy region.
Now, crimes are Of various descriptions. A mntiny
and murder are heavy crimes-they are dark and
gloomy crimes but they were committed in almost
every country and under almost every Government.
Penalties are specifically provided for these crimes in
the respective criminal codes of various countries.
Let such crimes be punished wherever they occur,
according to aw-that is, to the first and clearest
principle Of action. But there are other crimes
crimes at least Of another charact er-whch become
SO monstr0us as to assume the attitude of enmity to
the human race not merely crimes committed with
reference to the power Of India; not merely crimes
nimical to England not merely crimes inimical to
Europe and civilization, but crimes which constitute
their perpetrators what pirates are, and what canni
balls in the Fejee Islands areenemies Of the human
race, and mertng not from one nation, not from
people, but from the whole of the human race sum-
mary and exemplary extirpaton This, as it ap-
pears to me, is not the language of any particular
individual Of any particular country but the language
Of human nature and although | am unable to say
how far such language may be concnrred 10 by the
Of the Atlantic, yeti think know them well enough
to say that language be too strong, no words
too impressive no force too sudden no blows too Sc
we're, for crimes such those which have been perpe
trated in India.''
Lord Btougham oficiated at the inauguration Of
Queens College, Liverpool In the course of his
remarks he strongly denounced the encouragement
Of African free emigration by France, stating that it
was reyivng the slave trade and damaging the cause
of civilization and commerce in Africa.
Parliament has been further prorogued to the 18th
December. The Borough Bank was paying all de-
positors Of sums under 5000. The prohibition upon
removed The Kings Of Sardinia and Greece have
each subscribed 10000 francs to the Indian Relief
Fund. 81 N ~
The London Times has an article on Central Amer
can affairs, and hopes for amicable adjustment of
all pending questions from Sir W. Gore Onseley's
mission also, an early realization OF the projected
canal across the Isthmus. yia
No further attempt has been made to launch the
l.
not the least twist or DETECTION in the ship and that
she sits as fairly in her cradles as she did on the
morning Of the attempted launch There is now no
liability to settle than there before. The
I'd December is the day fixed for the second attempt
The engineers are confident Of successful result.
A suit in the Admiralty Court, by the owners Of a
cargo on board the American ship Andrew Foster
against the owners of the American ship Tuscarora,
for causing the loss of the former vessel by collision
in the Irish channel has resulted in favor Of the
| ers OF the lost cargo.
The Times Paris correspondent says g It is pretty
| certain that the Emperor is much annoyed at the
turn things have taken in the Princpalities. Neither
| the Austrian nor the Turkish Ambassador has been
| invited to Compiegne.
| Something serious must be going on at this mo-
ment in Constantinople be true as reported that
M. Thouvenal has suspended relations with Reschid
Pacha, though not the Government. 1t is added that
M. Thouvenal has been left alone in the matter.
The Paris Bourse continued unsettled, but without
| any great fluctuations.
The Independence Beige asserts that recruiting for
English service is going on secretly in France, and
| 100 francs is given to each recruit.
! It was rumored in London on Friday that the Bank
of France had advanced its rate of discount but the
Daily News correspondent telegraphed that the Bank
of France had not advanced the rate, hoping TO find
| other means of selfprotecton.
There is some question to the right of exporting
| gold.
On Friday the funds in Paris closed 66f. zoe. and
| eff. The bullion in the Bank of France is said to
have increased from l90000O00 francs to 1888 900 900
| francs.
| Belgium.
The Ministerial crisis continued. M. de Bronker
had been called in by the King, but had not succeeded
| in forming Ministry. dissolution OF the Chamber
was considered probable.
| Austria.
reduction in the Austrian army is said to be posi-
| lively decided upon It will be the largest reduction
since 1S4S Thirty Generals are to be placed on the
retired list 1t is believed that fifty millions Of forins
4 will be saved yearly by the reduction.
A Vienna dispatch of Nov. says that the Credit
Bank has to-day taken step likely to extensive
embarrassment. 1t is in want Of ready money, and
has demanded payment from those persons who have
obtained advances on Government and private stock
Prussia.
Berlin letter says that most of the German States
have notified the Prussan Government that they I'D
here to the projected by Prussia and Austria
in the Holstein question.
| 1t is reported that the British Government have
written an official note to the Diet claiming justice
for the Duchess
/ A late dispatch says that England, France ant
Russia have offered their good Offices in the Holseir
| question.
BERLIN, 5tt.-The statement that Convention
would be held to consider the affairs of the Princi
palities and the Hosten question: is officially denied
4 Spain.
Rumors of another Ministerial crisis had been cur
rent but they proved TO rest on slender foundation
Portugal.
The latest dates from Lisbon report considerable
decrease in the number of deaths from the epidemic
, and the inhabitants were returning.
Jrax. e.