New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03
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~ NIESIIhe city Of London If the Jewish
disabila bas verdi t. ed at the present session.
pul en- p lg was held in Liverpool on the 9Th
instant w rpose of hearing and welcoming the
Hon. Ne4hI The attendance was large and the
guest receN ed warm greeting mixed, however,
with few lisses Resolutions in favor fprohibiton
and compi'mentng Mr.. Dow were adopted.
Her NJ esty's Government has sgnifed an inten-
ention not to ratify the convention entered into by
the Br sh Minister at Lima for the protection OF the
Chinc.la Islands,
The recent reduction of Id. in the East India Com
PAM rate of Exchange has failed to attract any
sums of Importance into the companys treasury and
thus the ACCESSIBILITY of former reduction of Id may
| Tome under discussion.
Splendid presents Of jewery are in preparation by
order OF their Majestes and all other members OF the
royal family of Prussia, and the royal porcelain manu-
factory is engaged in getting up a rich service Of
| porcelain tor sixty covers-a present from the King
to his iustrious future niece. Letters from court
personages at Paris state also that the Emperor and
Empress have given orders for splendid offerings in
jewelry which will be added to the Princess trosseau
. to be exhibited. thew al Rurkingham panpa
few days before the nuptials.
| France.
| The Bank Of France returns for the month show a
| falling off of cash in hand in Paris to the extent of
100000 francs, and in the branch banks 2O2l3O0O
francs The increase in the bills discounted in Paris
was 5G,400000 francs, and in the provinces $4,000
! 900.
The recent discovery of plots against the Emperor
says Paris dispatch, has induced the Empress to
join him at once at Plombiers, instead of going alone
| to Biarritz.
The official declaration of the bootting in the
three electoral districts published on Friday the
10th inst. The numbers are as follows Third Dis
trict-Cavaignac, 1880; Thibaut, 1852 Fourth
Distrlct-Olliver, l. ,oO5; Vorin, l0OO6. Seventh
each district the opposition candidate has obtained
majority just exceeding 900. The journals of the
government observe the most absolute silence on the
election. The blow struck at the fs8emblee Nation
ale has produced the same effect on the opposition
| journals.
| The Empress left Paris on the morning of Friday,
the 10th inst, to join the Emperor at Plombieres
Spain.
The Madrid journals refer in vague terms to con-
| tinued disturbances IN various parts of Spain. A
| band OF $50 armed men had invaded the town of
Utrera, crying Long live the republic. They over
| powered the gendarmerie and burned down their
| barracks and the Town Hall, with all its archives
and after exacting sum of 5000 piasters from the
popnlace, quilted the town. An outbreak is said to
have subsequently occurred in Utrera but dispatch
OF the eth states that it had beenscompletely put
nj irzuru I.,tti Hal
and twenty-five others who were arrested having
been sentenced to he shot.
The insurgents who entered Utrera belonged for
the most part to the National Guard of Seville They
LETT that city in small groups and at a neighboring
town were provided with arms and ammunition. The
proclamation of this band were in republican sense
although the Republic was not mentioned. At the
latest date, Seville tranquil but military cautions
were Observed
The Madrid correspondent OF the Times writing
on the 9TH says that apprehensous Of disturbances
in that capital still rather general but expresses
! an opinion that nothing serious would occur. The
Government it is Inferred would not be sorry at the
recurrence OF some slight breach OF the public order
as this would give it the opportunity Of making eX-
ampes and procaiming martial law
Italy.
1t is stated in regard to the recent revolutionary
outbreak that MazZini, seeing so few Join the move
ment, couutermanded it, left Genoa and escaped from
le2hort on board ship carrying the Portuguese
flag. His accomplish Miss White, had been arrested
at Genoa as she refused to leave, and had declared
her intention to undergo a trial.
A letter from Leghorn says that Government ac
counts report fifteen soldiers killed and twenty insur
gents shot, who were captured with arms 10 their
hands. Private accounts estimate the soldiers killed
at twenty-sX and the insurgents at sixty The Pied
1nontese Gazette says that the number OF persons
rested at Genoa was tittytve, including thirty-tWo
Piedmontese subjects.
At Naples all was quiet but strangers were ordered
to write their names on their doors The official Jour-
nal announces that the bands of insurgents who dis
embarked Sanri hal hear att -aH h+
at Padula and one hundred of them killed and thirty
wounded The greater part OF those who escaped
had since been arrested.
The Paris Pays says that the movement was the
result of vast conspiracy which would have been
felt beyond Italy, clue to it had been in the hands
OF the French government for fortnight, and several
arrests Of parties implicated had been made in Paris,
where the revolutionary movement WIS TO have been
put in practice as well as in Spain.
At Bologna the papal procession had been re-
ceived with groans and Kisses, on account OF the
Pope's refusal to grant certain concessions to the
people.
The King of Prussia had arrived at Vienna. There
is considerable political Importance attached to this
interview between the soyereigns Of Austria and
Prussia.
Portugal.
1t is now stated on good authority. though not of.
fcially, that the princess who is about to become
Queen OF Portugal, is the eldest daughter of Prince
; Charles Hohenzolern Sigmarngen. He abdicated in
plete her twentieth year on the 10th inst The four
nal des DEFEATS says that Prince Albert has been the
means Of bringing about the alliance.
Greece.
ATHENS July 1.-The legislative session closed yes
telday. Mr.. Wyse, the English Minister has left for
ConstantnOple. The Government had inserted a note
in the official journal declaring that al reports in ref
to the succession to the throne Of Greece were
withontfonndation and that the question was already
regulated by existing provisions in the constitution.
r Turkey.
! Letters from Constantinople state that note had
been addressed to the Porte, identical in contents as
well as in torm) by the representatives of France.
lIuSsIa Prussia and Sardinia protesting i'll very
Ambiguous manner against the behavior Of the Mol
daya authorities in the affair of the electors, ana
holding the Porte responsible.
Lord Radcliffe is said to have received Instructions
from Lord Clarendon to propose joint military and
. Judicial administration for the prncipalities.
The priucipalities
TRIESTE, July l0-Despatches have been received
from Constantinople to the 3rd inst. Lord Radcliffe
is said to have received from the Earl of Clarendon
instructions to propose joint military and judicial
J.. administration for the Prlncipates.
Persia.
News has arrived at Constantnope to the effect
that the Persians were strengthening the fDrtica.
tons of Herat, although by the treaty of peace they
were bound shortly to eVacuate the place.
The BraZEia.