New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-24
NUMBER 95.
Particulars Of Foreisn News
By STEAMSHIP EURopA

Particulars Of Foreisn News
By STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
The three days later intelligence by the Europa
not Of great interest beyond that already published
in our dispatches from New York.
The London Times states that the report that the
American figate Niagara woud not take her share Of
the cable is untrue. She had been inspected by the
American Minister, and had proceeded to the Ports
mouth dockyard where some Of her staunchons were
to be taken out and her wardroom altered to accom-
nodate the cable. At the Greenwich Works about
900 miles Of the cable completed, and the whole
length would have been done but for the fact that the
daily consumption Of fine wire has been more than all
the wire drawers Of England could furnish. The Ag
amemnon was to commence taking In the cable at
Greenwich on the 9th or 10th of June Her tender
is TO be the steam frgate Leopold. All the vessels
will rendezvous at Cork harbor, where the final ar
rangements will be made The war steamer Cyclops
now taking soundings along the proposed deep sea
route. The period for paying out the cable is the
month Of August
Parliament which at the date Of the accounts by
the Vanderbilt, not in session in consequence Of
the Whitsuntde Holidays, had again assembled, but
had not to the time Of the departure Of the Europa
The debates had been rather tame.
In the House of Commons Lord Palmerston had
intimated that he intended osubmit bill at this ses
! sion for the abolition Of church rates. -
MIR. Berkely gave notice of his intention to bring
up the question of the ballot on the 23d OF June
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer states that there
was no intention at present of reducing the duty
paper for educational purposes
l Intellectual efforts were made for the appointment
OF committees to revise the duties OF the Board of
Trade, and to consider and report measures for i'm.
proving the condition Of the laborng classes
The Princess Royal annuity bill was finally passed.
The suspension of VIM. Mcintosh b Co., Of Man
chester, is announced. The liabilities are supposed
to be about 100000, lst f4g
An appeal is put forth for funds to carry ont Lady
Franklins Arctic expedition, which is expected 10
start by the beginning Of July.
France.
The statement that during the late visit Of the Em-
peror to the muster OF artillery an attempt was made
upon his life, is reiterated and the fact that the Eng
lish journals containing any reference to this matter
well as to the government election plan were in
tsrcepted at the French POST Offices, gives color to
the story. rt&s .4ss4 tT.aS
The recent government circular in regard TO the
approaching election, formed the main political
theme, and Paris correspondence generally agrees in
= saying that the document has created sensation
highly detrimental to government interests.
The list of Democratic candidates for Paris had moi
been arranged The correspondent of the Times says
that in the event Of the election Of these candidates
the difference Of opinion to taking the oaths to the
eAlstlilS Will prOUaUly De SATISFACTORILY
arranged. He also states that it doubtful if Gen
: eral Cayaigna will appear as candidate.
1t was expected that the monthly returns of the
Bank Of France, to be published in few days, would
show increase in the stock Of bullion amounting
more than 1000 900 sterling.
Rumors OF an approaching interview between thu
n Emperor Alexander and the Emperor of the Frenei
1 are again circulating in Paris
-s57 Spain. '-,51
t Some cheap bread riots had occurred at Granada
mi of cd Ol,t tbo
e cipal streets, and having assumed menacng atti
j. tude were ordered to disperse, and falling to do SO
they were fired upon by the troops, which had beel
called ont, and four persons were wounded. The
then retired to their homes and quiet restored
The city was, nevertheless declared in state OF siege
On the 25th all was tranquil
The Madrid correspondent of the London Time
says the negotiations on the Mexican question hav
been suspended until the arrival of the Mexican ma
If due early in june and adds If it brings authentj
d. intelligence OF shastsement inflicted on the deil
+ quens, this will gss favorable impulse to the ut
rior march OF the question but if the expected
n be within the mark, and less than the requirement
n of the Spanish Cabinet, it is not impossible ths
. . Latragua, unless lord Howden and the Marquis d
u Turgot are able to detan him, will leave Madrid 0
account of the refusal of this Government to reco
e nize him officially. In this case hostilities may
!. expected.
i, Italy.
The Naples correspondent of the Daily News relate
a large number of continued barbarties on the pa
to the citizens, calling on them to rise, had been pl
'r into circulation. Tr.coored bills of an inflammation
e, nature had also been freely distributed
,r Austria. t
4 The announcement of Marshal Radetskey's deaf
- appears to have been premature. as the official G
u Zete of Verona of the 3lst of May, contains med
lie cal bulletin that his health continued to be satsfa
d tory.
=. The Prussian papers say that the. Emperor of Ru
"a sa is about to reduce his army and it is stated
L. Vienna that the st. Petersburg Government has mad
# advances to Austria.
r Persia.
The ratifcations of the treaty OF peace betwee
e. England and Persia were exchanged on the I'd
May, at Bagdad, with great ceremony. Mutual cor
gratulations passed between Mr. Murray and the Pc
Or sian Penipotentiary.
le The French Consul at Athens has demanded of th
~ Greek Government the establishment Of Greek En-
d bassy at Paris. aE7
'e Turkey.
" The Vienna correspondent of the London Time
, says the Porte has forwarded memoir of its dipl(
= matte agents in Europe, demonstrating the necessit
4 for some change in the treaties between Turkey
III the Chrstian Powers.
N In the document it is set forth that public peac
and security cannot be maintained in Turkey, so lon
n each separate legation and eonsushp have rigf
ID of jurisdiction.
10 LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
At In the House of Lords, Friday, Lord Stanley il
,t in the Merchants Shipping Act, that Governmer
for any alteration in the existing Law
III The Sound Dues question was taken up, and tn
House voted fl,l25,0O0 in liquidation Of England
share in the redemption. n
ii Mr.. Liddell called attention to the Danish Trans
|: Dues, which, although of comparatively small impo
ii tance veNatious in their operation and ought
"a be abolished by treaty. well as the sound dues.
"a The Chancellor of the EXchequer said, in respons
~ that the Government had endeyored to get the abb
= tion of the transit dues included in the treaty, bt
" had been unable to obtain the assent OF the DAMS
u Government to the proposition
n Belgium. g.... D.
10 Official dispatches from Brussels, of the Sd, d
clares that tranquility is restored, but that many
titions against church abuses had reached the Go
IN ernment. very strong feeling against the Jesui
continued to throughout the country
ty Brussels letter in the Paris Prcsse says that at
r. Cabinet Council it was resolved to withdraw the o
he noXous bill charities, and that two three mini
n tiers rendered their designations which the King ref
h. sed to accept. ...
III The chambers will be convoked again in a fe
I'd weeks, but only to vote upon urgent measures
pt after they passed the session will be closed