New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-30
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way, which On sssgSsy re ~ aest n = IL rrsm;n
bonds have fallen ~ - ~ ~ 90
ri RAILWAY 400 80 - ~ = 1snlgss Cen
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fact the market for tlis desrririo. ~
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hut at he Hay,narEex thests, - r s.sss
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y The Prussisn MinisteyisI ion,r., -. .. 60
misundsrstan;a@ ~ h.t. - r ssssrs tnas
4 Denmark with rernrd "a tfe I5e N ,.vt n - ~
sum which France ia conssntsd u y W. r.
tie redemption q The Sound Dues. VIscs srsis.s
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insists on receivise de money At Copenbseen.
yacue runor VA current N tie ryptakis SfSfk II
France of the Pope q Rome for H. ts sss ~
Emperor at no very remote period 7s51T sl4fs5
The Brussels coYrespondent of H. M.pchester
Guardian saws: sThe tribunal al Antr.rn las issued
it's judgment in the matter Of thc contractors fcr
freioht and scainst the Antre,n Tyanssf
lantic steam Nayiration 7Company. vhsch iaftsr
found IL more profitable to let their trp vysaeIs n
the East India Tesrsv thar - e,tis.S ~, t,se,
with the Tnited Gtates THE Cont I.as. civss 4.
dict in favor of fhe eontractors and eernelsd ~
cnmnanv tn nav The aaInages and inde.snisfea ~
4 manded with costs &s8N' '5fFts
The Pope made Mis- public Ireentsy into Rsms %
i On the 9Th. the ATehiuke Njximjljan made his,
solemn entry into Minn and met with m entbusiasti
. reception. y :. g b . sss NJ - - a
revolution in itaIe \ eSneditton 49, s. ~ X r.
preparaton at TINS under he ferscnsI directon a
:. Mazzini III n - - y ~. W :,
THE Neano,;tar, (,overnnert had .sa,ees.a II, al
thaf III If the ni1iduas a,,sssa !. ~ ..r n IN
Caeliar had been set al Iherty aa the yesse naced
| ot fha d;snosaI ~ Inc cantaiu -
J. The Par;a corresnondent nf tbe T;pes savs thsf
;ntaii;oanca fron Inn,e il h;chv favorabIa IN ~
arraneement Of The bending aff6eusv betyeen Mex.
III nS .Sa IN, sus hos -
hsan f;naiiy cnDc,nded The Waycan nien;nntent;srv
a. Poma hss Sta;neS he assnrsncs tbat tbe saias
church nronertv and snnpressson Of converts ALREADY
= afsctad sha,,a ts racogppiTye5 - - - -
It enes.ea t snoa.a De gas !
e. +ba oaa,ing ns tha Emnarora Na,o,son and sisSss
der T Il is renorted that other erpwnsa heads woni
d G likewise BE- present. - 'eg sa'',
unitsd stsfes had nresente1 his c,edent;as to The
Rng Of Prussia in nriyats andienee al Sans sonei.
n, Rerlin was crowaed with members ~ the Evan.
oe1ieaI Irnion % and the nroceeSinss IT the fion
sar 70 on.rn.nca "nu forth,kith y
~ + Iicbtanstsin the caieh,.tad prnssan nroesso,
IL of Natn,a H;storv' il dead r s'S1-S-
Is. u II G ,bat Rsdscbd pacba has hean d;a
,;sa ~ = f, tsieo hr bs Snitana W ss -
NJ The fondon Times ~ reenmmens the recall of tte
nresent renresentatiyes OF EnaIand and France II
ra tha orv I'D 10 neaceshe a;,ssent
e. tha ,a1 g.puast;ons in r1rteys - -
IN - Nh II fsnta 1yancrass had iaft
is The Say before its departnre grand bali was riyer
board y honor q " spence ne American w
f Tho rano,ts of rims disturbances in svria arr
ron fpilv confirmed = 3 - Ii e -,
Sill additional troons were uner orders for India
Including another strong force Of artillery Thes
~ last orders Il is said make nm fullv 40 900 troou
from England Irrespective Of the relief from Persis
led China Ceylon and the Cape Of Good Hope. s
hi- The steamer RpOn arrived at Southampton on tn
sth inst. bringing passengers from India. ANON
them were the Rev. MIR. Hay, an American Mission
ary and bis wife and family, who narrowly escape
ict with their lives from Meefut They lost al thei
ds property and clothes One of the passengers was
II; civilian who left Delhi lust before the ,ltiny brok
out there In travelling down to Calcutta he SAN "a
fy' mistakable signs of the mutiny. He met d lad
travelling by dark to Delhi and he and his party PEI
suade her to turn back is the country appeared
be dangerous. She turned back with them to Gavin
g pore bat there she was persuaded byothefs to Il
sun,e' her Journey An indian Colonel who cam
home in the Ripon had a whole company Of Euro
700 pean soldiers consisting of nearly hundred
er cut to pieces by mutneers The Calcutta passenger
-. on board the Rpon believe that Delhi must soon IAN
ea' the utineers are ii want of ammunition cholera
gar raging amongst them and when they make salIie
to thew are Slaughtered in great numbers by The besel
ers. II is believed when Delhi has fallen the niuti
will snread still further over the country bp eres
numbers of the mntinaera asean;no tn various Sart
Wn of India The Rnons uassanrers confirm ali Ii
lez reports about the atrocities Committed Infants al
children were literally for snort thrown into the Al
- and caught on the swords and bayonets of the 81