New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-18
Particulars Of Foreign Nsws.
PER STEAMSHIP ERICSSON.

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:. The Cunard steamship Lebanon, from Quebec, with
troops arrived at Gravesepd, at M, on the 1lst,
having made the trip from port to port in II dsyssnd
s hours. .8
Various statements have been in circulation re-
specttng the unftness Of the q. fngste Nagas for
tie laying Of the Atlantic telegraph cable She s,
however. expected to proceed 20 Liverpool, sna Me
wise than at first contemplated in respect 70 the
shipment Of the cable.
The Times OF the 25th says:
!" The United States frigate Niagara having been
detained at Gravesend in order to make certain pre-
the electric cable from Liverpool, s mot expected 70
quit her present moorings until to morrow. The
steamship Agamemnon arrived yesterday morning as
Greenhtbe, where she i ordered 70 r.. Ieman AN uns d
take up her moorings of Greenwich, space having
been dredged to form basin so as TO enable her 70
float in low tide for the embarkation OF her huge
cargo On Wednesday morning party 81 nfty Hg,
gers from Woolwich are ordered 70 make the final
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and neghborhood have agreed to restrict the working
of their respective establishments to forty hours per
week for four weeks from Jnne 1st, provided Two
thirds Of the power" concur IN the resolution.
The Mexican Spanish negotiations were At . stand,
waiting dispatches from Mexico.
The French had seized the Territory of Dakkr, in
Senegal.
The Neufchatel protocol il reported signed. ,
The relations between Sardinia and Austria and
between Naples and the Western Powers continued
Witnons cnange.
Duon con.nas i - ~. III t. l.ua ~ 80 aIts,nd
The sales for three days were II 900 bales, of wcn
spectators took 1000 and exporters 1900
Flour was buoyaDt, and had advanced 4. WneAS
was sne same ana naa aava1ced 90. ]. -. ,..r.
ket for all closing quiet.
Provisions closed generally steady.
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| letter from beriih, u Tue DeDats. says,,
1 1t is expected that Queen Victoria wln come %
this capital towards the end OF tne summef II Is
| said that her Majesty has promised the Prince of
Prussia to visit him at Co6ientz and u y tnougnt
that on that OCCASION sne Will commune ner journey 70
A Berlin -,
The Pope arrived at Loretto on ne i4tn, ana vas vas
received by the Bishops and Archblsnops of tne
neighboring sees The Austrian Marshal Degenieid
arrived somewhat later to compliment MN. On the
following day the Pope received tne visis OF the
Neapoltan intendant, Toramo and the Austrian,
French and Neapoiltan consuls.
Vienna, Friday Marshal Kadetzky, while walk az.
ing in his room fell and broke the upper part OF me
bone Of the LETT thigh s5 ..y.
} Vienna, May l9-The Emperor OF Austria lust re-
stored to the heirs Of Count LOUIS ms con-
fscated estates and it is confidently stated that the
late amnesty in Hungary IS to include property as
s well as persons. - yess,ts*ss
i Parliamentary ProceedinSs.
Business in both Houses OF Pasliament ian mas oeen
rather lively and important Lord WICKLOW, w IN the
Lords on the 25th called attention 70 tne ancay
oath Of allegiance in its present shape and Lord
Iyndhurst made n speech against actions which are
insttnted to Obtain damages for wife's infdeIity
Afterwards the Duke of Norfolk moved that the D
yorce bill of the Lord Chancellor should be handed
over to q committee. His motion was defeated by o
~ large majority. t
In the Commons the formalties of the House gave
g. Mr.. Cunningham, the member for Brighton, the op
portunty Of moving that the pension to the Princess
Ruyal should not be fS000 a year, but only $4,000
It, Lord Palmerston demonstrated, but the mover de
I, manded division when only IA went with him into
- the lobby, and 1923 voted the other way. A metior
e of Mr. Mcguire followed that the dowry of f40 00t
should not be allowed For this, Is voted against
it, 36l. Under such circumstances it will be Judged
that further opposition to the Government proposal
= need not be attempted.
y The army estimates were the next important bust
Or ness for the Commons, and Mr.. Williams moved thai
they should be referred to select committee but ht
was entirely unsupported and his motion fell to the
. ground for want Of a seconder. The House ther
= went into Committee of Supply and these estimates
It. were presented by the Premier, on account of the
short time the Under secretary.atWar had been il
IL Office His lordship at admitted that the esti
IN mates were large and ne proceeded 70 Justify Ineii
pain,arssd n v; Y, sct ra5ucton
hut hone you viii vote the estimates asked for a
G. present. somewhat interesting discussion followed
on many OF the votes ana tne mouse snoWea lts en-
n There was little grumblng against extravagan
votes but no effort was made TO divide the hons'
against the government.
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