New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
NUMBER l34.
Particulars Of Foreign News.
PER STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT.
Intelligence by the Vanderbilt is to the 22d ult.
from Southampton, We extract the following.
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England.
HorsE OF LORDS, July 1g~-Tsord stratford ae
Redclfe wished to know whether her Maesty's Coy
eminent had received any Official adyicei Of tbe /
massacre at Jeddah whether instructions had been
issued Tor demanding full FgparatCp from, ta porta
through the British and French sgiDsters AT Can.
stantinople and whether, in case Of wIful DELAYS
adequate measures were to be taken To- enforce 1Ir
lust demands.
The Earl Of MaImesbury replied that to noeosso,-,
steps had been taken to demand immediate redress
In the House Of Commons, July 10, a rrp9t 5eai IL
discussion took place on the motion for 5eodorizing
the river Thames Lord PaImetston said he boned
the House would agree to the second reading of The
BILL and not Prolong the evils of disease and suffering
caused by imperfect drainage. He thought it unfor
tunate, too that so large an amount Of fertihzfnp
matter should be thrown away. After some remarks
from several members the bill was read second time.
On bringing up the reFart Of the Government Of
India bill, Lord Peterborough moved an amendment
which removes any possible doubt that the expenses
of the Indian Government are to be defraved from
the revenue OF India only it was agreed to- and after
a brief discussion the report was received and the
bill ordered to be read third time on Thursday
Their LOrdships then adjourned.
In the House of Commons, July 20, Lord Stanley
asked whether under existing circumstances in India
i would not be desirable to offer complete amnesty
with certain exceptions, to all who had laid down
their arms.
The East India Company have taken up ten shiDs
for the conveyance of the additional reinforcemeGts
to India.
case are said to amount to the fabulous sum Of 93O
600, as five counselors were retained for the prose
cution, and sixty.nine witnesses examined many of
them being brought from Paris and Brussels to Lon.
don and housed and entertained in the hest hotels of
the town for several weeks.
Queen Victoria will arrive at Cherbourg on the
evening OF August 4, and the Emperor and Empress
will make their entrance into the town in the after
noon Of the same day Their Imperial Maiesties will
remain at CherbOurg the 5th 9Th and Tth, and on
Sunday, the oth will embark board the Bretagne
screw lineOfbatte ship, to proceed to Brest. The
first interview between the Scveregns of France and
England will take place on the 5th. Their Maiesties
will pass the 9th n the roadstead. On the 7th the
Inauguration, henedicon and immersion of the Dock
Napoleon Ill. will take place and in the afternoon
the Vile de Nantes, screw liner which has been built
on one OF the slips OF the dock will be launched
In the evening there will be grand ball offered by
the town. grand dinner will be given by the En-
peror to all the persons attached to his suite It will
take place under tent fitted upon the deck of the
Bretagne All the Plenipoentiaries forming part of
the Conference of Paris have received invitations for
! the tetes at Cherbourg
Paris correspondence states that the Duke de Mon
tebeo was lately ordered to represent cvily to the
/ court of st. Petersburg that it might perhaps be
better to avoid any misconceptions that the Russian
| squadron, about to proceed to the Mediterranean
should so arrange not to be visible at Cherb3urg
when the Queen is there.
The Shipping Gazette says Queen Victorias
visit to Berlin is to be strictly of family character
Notice has been given that there are to be no fetes
nor sautes any OF the usual demonstrations CON
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cs5sa Of tbe e,,diay, nra, n ~ ~ uS Z tiu1e
I;nov, and the he @ S'' - ILi,
ra,riipT+ tbo b.ailb F t p; r5 o iI an I,,iI ~
| liam.
| C,ottn C1r, Tro NJ p n D. 5I IVY W tlie
tIo Db 3aars ai9-i in tta ~ NJ So aE SGlSt 1
that cotton which il in,1iranons to SFco ~ ]
LIrti "; 5ist " liie:' 'hu SLOWS
t f y,r ~ t ne ooSalne9 equal 70
Pos thinI fh Sfrirons fG qufF qas MI
strneton and that Africa rgos5 hafHr| tog - ~,
With tbe iava state If trS9 e WIZ
establish an organi2atjnn in central distrrt w @
basa and ran9re fr a1,no+ oiI tIa tt ~ pui
t soni m Ia c,r an Ie Cotso "hlen
Tho D,jI Nav,s save 3, m; Fl F
bota rocaiyad an aJditio, f ori 20 aHo -; iS
srrintions obtained dnIinc@ seve ays Tb ~ S
il stilI Tr9cneiinrs satisfaEforv Ty tt -
tend shortly Ia make nnIa fbn mora
munications received as to the prospects of cotton
cultivation in different parts of the world and also t.
exhibit at the Offices an extensive collection of cotton
samples from various countries"
The Herald reports that throughout the counties Of
Nottingham Derby Lincoln aud Leicester, the " nat
crOp promises an abundant Weld Wa (the r.. rlIdl
understand that a few weeksago tbe 5]P9fE ths
Dntch Trading Company invited tile suffrage Of tia
shareholders to their plan of making n loan 0f five
million norns in order TO innrease The cononnnt,s
transactions in the cotton market
The times has the following: 1.-THE Eastern Steam.
ship COmpanys report issued preparatory to their
meeting states that the recent PROPOSALS for raising
ly the grant of terminable an6uities tFe f22O 06A
required for completing the Great Eastern have ROT
been responded to either Ly the shareholders or the
public Liabilities of a pressing character to the
amount Of E65 566 must be Immediately met, and the
directors suggest two aernatiyes-the first being tC
aise The NECESSARY amount Of capita nv nm issue n
preference shares on terms more favorable than those
heretofore offered and the second to promote the
formation of new company to whom the shin max
be sold"
The Times saws 1T aDpears that the Chilian E6V.
ernment contempates raising loan equal to about
Gl5OOOOO for the construction Of the railways from