New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-07
Particulars of Foreign News.


tegence three days later than received BY the last
previous arrival. W. sYt,aet ~ ,n,,os.;no
49,. sA1sss wA..n. .ue ''''o"'ns
In the House o. copamdns an'T IN Tiur.,av NJ, poe-
T Rssol.sG II Thst 1I1s atosow,ng 10y ing resoussons
urosecuted and con.ct.s W. ~. relsla 49, oeelaIee,
feng eommnnicated ~ to S.noaI socn Hansacuons
Vote ~ the Hanss ''ppeA ~'snous the sancuon Oh
R.so,reJ That a (. .h~,..;.s.
such conduct tends Il veaSen ~ z. sns ao1se tnas
to d;snensa yu;th ita cnnt,I n - ~ Gsasnlsy ana
conntrv and randars Il - - ss1ess o. tne
exnress ita atrono rapynbatinn ~ ~ - hore v
rrdrcsedino. = '.'1 S0tazse ot
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- h;t.osnasa popd sccrsad sra " ~, eech Or
hs.;nr hv dennd;no Trdis ~ traors =. ~ q
vor 5,onoht ahont the nresenf stata ~ sss.:G. ~.
Mar. yna o''sn' ""'N' sAe piea'"s sss' " Aasas N
A'vi" ,r,~r, a.to,. sron.d IN ,,h;c, n, 11,,.s.
fonna r,a1 s,,norter. ht ,rho deci;red - Sn.s -
tSa S,n rasain,yans -''- = - w
ard paI,nerston asuer4.d tho conattut;ona1 ,;sbt
~ ,e croun ~ make war o. neace Al nseasrs a.
.it s ~ odri.taJ r. - ~ +be DIV ~ IL Gnus,,
&c pass.,sst y " +a asra.t ~ ~
en' !e & " ~ ~ ss,a r ~ csag,,;
p WIN se III n,nt;rss ,s n rsvieed ~ conrs
w.: W q. ~ nis - p; ~ ,; - s;t tte
q tne negotatons WIN fersla c,am.ng cIeot Ia1ne5
Juan eesas ~, 'ts s ~ eea ~ .hs
a;s .ht .s VIC =. &C. ~
9snea Ina. .nsre ~ vas any bss~fsn ~ sno
aa.as snas VIC " DIss1 aas anu ui
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aya,,t;an. y ~ d. hi1 1s.y s.y1nuo IN .s ~ IL
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iost lost ~, vn n nnta N n .s s. "a w "e"
20 Sn rridsu n III Sac,.. ~ rs o,a .,,r,,.,,
on III - ssls ~ 1o,9 nIousn1l
n"I ,m Maau - ~ III " - aaa5.s " " ~
ten;n, 10 rrnn,nsa ~ IL ssava tsa e
s The sddress was then c,ead 80 N .s
In the Honse nf Commons a. Z. vooa rave notice
os nno.;on for vote of tyvn tL,.ar5 ,.-a saaynar
~ ar;ao ~ ~ th Id;. ~ 80 ~ n1.e
Inrd PslTnerston in renIv tn NJ c,;aths rene.ted
his objections To the cnnstnct;nn AZ the Snez shin
Canal. financially and warned British canitastu 10
hold tbemselves aIoof from snch an nndertaI;nu'
IN motion of the ChanceIjor If the EYchaoner tho
Honse Voted half million On account If the Persa,
| war - .->N- S--'--. =.
flor an;cu debate unon the rrerits af that and
tho Indian and Chinese nroceesings fnrd Inhn Rms.
eli Iad hnt fsiIad 10 qet tba aoSanmant ~ c;va mn
dau for The cons;deration Of new hiII he nronosed
"a introdpce nrovi;nr for the admission ~ Jews tn
Parliament fIe then asked leave to hiring in bin
on the subject hut after protracted and noisy de-
bate the House adjourned without taking action
The shipping Of the Transatlantic cable on board
the Agamemnon, was to be finished on the day Of the
| sailing of the Europa.
The Niagara had over one thousand miles Of cable
board and the shipping of it would be finished ON
the following week. Continued tests Of the coil are
very satisfactory and at Cork whence the vessels
made through the whole length of the cable Insur-
ances had been effected upon the safe laying Of the
cable at rates varyingfrom 10 per cent upwards but
many stockholders were sangnine enough to prefer
The British Government intends sending to India a
steam squadron considerable force Of artillery by
the most rapid conyeyances at hand; and in addition
to the troops already mentioned the force which had
been appropriated for the Chinese operations had all
been Intercepted and ordered for service in India
This force IS to be compensated for IN emma by nat-
talon of marines to be dispatched TO Hong-hong
without delay.
$ The London Times, article the HOQ, w m.
L. Marcys prlyaleerns etter' Wnicn II cas sae 1oa
and comprehensive proposal expresses regret that
!, England did not close at once with the suggestion
therein made says that before decision could De
> formed, the Washington Cabinet became alarmed at
the possibility tnab lcs o1er would pe aecepted MI
Buchanan and General Cass havejntimated their dis
inclination to follow up the discussion, nor Is there
any reason to hope that so desirable an oplect WIN
- soon become attalnable In the meantime the laws
of war between England and America are Wnoiy
unaffected by the Convention at Paris.
h TIL, noet ReraDe.r + E5s%ss' Gead
The French police, according to letter in the Nord
of Brussels continue to display the greatest activity
nl their researches after the Italians suspected
having taken part in the late conspiracy about thirt
of them having been arrested at Marseilles and OF
~ the frontiers. .. a.,.s
VI Complete returns Of the supplementary election
in France show the election OF eleven opposltios
Deputesi in all.
a The Moniteur publishes the returns of the indiree
~ revenues OF france ior tne nrst SIX montns Oh IN
IT, present year They display an increase OF no les
than francs over the corresponding pero
of last year.
bo PARIS, Fr1day.-Ihe government hurried over IN
funeral of Beranger which took place at noon
Id and was undsturbed by any Ietardaole acciden
ed There was large display OF mHltafy 1orce anu al
be immense cohcouise VI peoPie'
spain.
Inc aulu en " Iii. sanor Mai i
Il the Mexcan meston. and intimates that the resu
was probably unsatisfactory, and that Lafragu
would depart from Spain.
The Spanish semi-oficial journal says: 90 Ou
H. Government occupies itself at this moment with tn
e important Mexican question, and proofs Will oe see
e. that Spain is enduring only till she is wounded
her national honor" .-s4
To this end it is said two war steamers are abot
TO- to sail from Cadz for Havana taking out instruction
IA for Gen. Concha from the Government ALSO conve
ing more troops and materials of war for the exped
tion against Mexico which Spain will inevitably ul
dertake unless she receives full satisfaction from ths
w. Republic.
Ky The sittings of the Deputies had been suspende
In consequence of the numerous arrests, the Nj
drid prisons were so full, that the breaking out
malades were apprehended.
IUaly
rrono,;+y nrayai,adi in ItaIv IT. was asserted tbs
VIC the recent movement was planned in London an
therefore that the Italian court, backed by Austr
and France was about to protest against the asylu