New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26
Particulars of Foreign News.
PER srEANsHIP AUSTRIA.

lbe sCfeW pfOpcaef Aostria arrived Al New York,
the 18th, with advicea to the 4th inst weexsrsct
the following intelligence:
The Australian mail steamship which was inst tel
egraphed from Snez had f204 s64, and the Inyinci-
bic announced at Liverpool brought ESQ 900,
In the Office OF the county magistrates at Liver
pool, on Saturday, Henry Wilson, the boatswsin Of
the American ship Excelsior, was fined ELS, or in de-
fault ordered to be imprisoned for six months. for
sanlting three .seamen on board that vessel, who
threw themselves overheard and swan TO shore, at
the risk Of being drowned, to escape sailing in the
vessel, which left the Mersey on Saturday for New
Orleans. detective officer said that both the crew
and passengers complained Of the cruel behavior Of
the prisoner and second mate.
The uture Queen Of Portugal was 10 arrive in Lon
don on Tuesday, and will be the guest of Her
Majesty. The Princess will be accompanied by her
father and mother and will be escorted on the part
OF the King Of Portugal by bis representative.
The whole Of Madame de Montijo's debts have been
generously paid BY the Emperor OF the French, and
His Majesty, in the name OF the Empress Eugenie,
has just made the purchase Of beautiful chateau
and estate close to Seville.
Earl Cowley was received by the Emperor on Sat
urday at private audience, when he presented to
His Majesty the reply Of the Queen Of England to
the letters recalling the Count de Persigny.
| The Univers In another ft of Anglo hatred, gives
the following piece of advice 10 the Government and
10 the country In general
/" Let Us renounce this alliance with perfdous in
soent England-tbis alliance which has never been
cordial and which can be relied on, An iso-
| lated position would be even more satisfactory.
rupture would be preferable. No war with England.
however disastrous, could destroy dynasties in
France the alliance English conditions is more
menacing to them. The tomb Of St. Helena Is emp
ty, and from il issued not only the Emperor but the
Empire. The cordial alliance did not prevent Louis
Philippe from expiring at Claremont, and that tomb
| will remain closed.n
In the House OF Lords, on the Sd inst in reply to
queries from Lord Shatesbury. the Earl OF Ellen
borongh declined to furnish the Indian documents
relating TO the massacre at Ca~npore.
The Times says 1t has been announced that NJ. Dc
Chasseron, the son-in-law OF Prince Mut il charged
with mission to China. 1t appears that 1t is not
temporary mission. He is appointed French Chorgi
d'1faires in China, 10 place of NJ. Bourdoulon, ap
pointed to another post.
Intelligence from Consantnople, by way Of Trieste
contradicts the statement Of the Sultan having re
proved the Vceroy of Egypt for his activity in avo
Of the Suez Canal.
The Herald says the town of Frankensteir, in 81
lesia, situated on the road from Bresau to Glatz wa
on the oath ult. entirely destroyed by fire. Out o
500 houses which the town contained, 400, including
the Catholic Church, are in ruins. Sixteen person
persisted in the flames.
| The Swiss Federal Council have resolved 10 gran
the exequatur to one Of the French Vice Consul
and that they are relieved from discussing the ap
pointment OF the other, as the Imperial Government
has consented to withdraw him.
A letter from Moscow OF the 18th states that th
accounts which had been received Of the state of th
crops In the provinces were not favorable as conl
be desired. 1t was feared that considerable portio
OF the wheat would rot in the ground.
Baron Charles Dupen has placed in the Conserut
toire des Arts power-loom that weaves silk b
electrical mechanism. An abbe Casseli at Florence
has invented an electric telegraph cylinder whic
works the reproduction OF writing and drawing on
, similar cylinder at any distance, and requires no il
, termedate hand to work the transcript. The di
/, coyery is yet in embryo.
The Monitear announces that the Chdnabre d
Misses en- Accusdtion OF the Imperial Court OF Dljo
kna tIa1s.
Court of Chalonssur.Saone thrty-fve persons impl
. Gated in the disturbance which took place in thi
town on the 9Th OF March. The counts OF the il
dictment comprise the afHation o secret sOcietie
public incitement TO armed assemblages, seditior
! cries, publication Of false intelligence, carrying an
distributing prohibited arms detention Of munitior
OF war, rebellion, attempts publicly made to seduC
, the military from their duties, etc
The news from Australia is summarized in Ii
. Melbourne Herald of March 18th:
"As was the case last year, the gold returns for Il
first two months OF this year. exhibited serious fal
ing off from the quantity produced in the correspon
ing period OF 1855 There is also decrease in Il
quantity raised since the opening OF the yea
as compared with 1857. In the present condition
mining In this colony, fluctuations In the quantities
gold produced are to be looked for the cause beir
attributable less to any deficiency in the natur
wealth OF our gold fields than TO the unsettled habi
Of the miners, and the very wasteful manner in whiC
!. | they work. New discoveries of aurlierous deposi
are constantly being made and II none OF them equa
t in richness the gold fields which were first worke
the proofs which they furnish Of the dispersion OF
mineral treasurers over almost the entire colony,
highly satisfactory, as Indicating an mitable ie
J. for the present and future employment Of capital
]. labor Indeed, there Is already ample evidence
show that the generations which exist will all be e
i hausted long before the gold deposits Of Victor
have ceased to yield profitable investment for Il
labor OF the workingman. But that labor must
!, more economical than 1t is at present"
!. India.
4 We have news from Lucknow by telegraph dop
# to yesterday. Sir James 0utram relieved as Chi
q Commissioner of Dude by Mr. Montgomery, had Ii
. Lucknow for Calcutta. His efforts to restore ira
guilty in the city and throughout the province HI
A been only partially successful. As whole Dude
% still hostile to Some few chiefs and landholde
n have in, but the majority yet remain aoof. II
n Moulve is supposed to be at Sundeela, a town
n miles to the northwest Of Lucknow. endeayoring
"a organize a fresh resistance to the English DOW
IL Men he will still be able to get In plenty we m
- imagine but Of arms and munitions OF war I
\. rebels must by this be mainly deficient Meanwhi
- the English grand army has been re-distrbuted. wi
y view TO future operations in the field, and to
y protection OF the recentyacquired capital For
g garrison OF Lucknow designated the 23d, 3s
% 53d 90th 97th, and Madras Fusileers, with the Ba
In and Lahore Light Horse for cavalry, and large
n. portion OF artillery Sir Hope Grant is in comiIa
of this corps
q The Naval Brigade has gone down to Allahab
~ With this force, Sir Colin would probably me
III shortly upon Sundeela, and then into Rohilcund
~ Of his intended movements and indeed, OF the can
4 OF his delay at Lucknos, we know nothing as yet
Al Col Milman, commanding the wing OF the 3
quartered in the station Of Azimghur, marched
to meet the enemy on his approach, with his 0
men, the 4th Madras Cavalry, and, apparently,
he guns. Twenty miles from Azimghur he came vi
"a the advanced guard OF the enemy, attacked
~ routed it but being shortly Afterwards assaed
es self in overwhelming strength he forced TO m
ng precpitate retreat, in the course of which he
at his camp and baggage. He reached his entrer
ID ments in safety, however, and there II is hoped
lie believed would be able to maintain himself till
- forced from Allahabad. We have no information
1g the amount of loss sustained by Gel. Milmans /
In this untoward affair. Probably his informal
was detective and led him to underrate the numt
ch OF bis assailants. His opponent is no other d
Kooer Singh, whose name has of late been sed
heard, but was well known some months ago In c
'ss neetion with the Dinapore mutiny and the defe
ID and relief OF Arrah.
~ THE GREAT MAIL RoBBER.-A few days ago "
err s. Tuckerman transferred to the State Prison
nd Weathersfield Conn.,. there to spend his twenty'