New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-19

IN "euie'Vh 70 our teiegfaPhie dispatches we eX-
tract the following items from the intelligence blythe
steamship Indian, which left Liverpool Oh the 77th
utimo
Great Britain.
The marriage Of Prince Frederick william Of Pr,s
pa, and the Princess Royal was celebrated at The
Hnapei Royal, ST. James Palace on the 18th Of jan
uary, according TO the programme.
Inc Gay was observed q holiday. immense
crowds eheered the royal party in the most entus-
astlc manner. After the conclusion Of the cereran
nial The bride gave vent TO her feein1s and fnng
herself upon her mothers bosom, at which scene
concerned.
After the marriage the young couple started for
Windsor. On arrival at that place, they we're drawn
in carriage 70 the castle BY the Eton boys amidst
The Queen, in London, gave grand state concert
day.
The principal streets in London were brilliantly
illuminated in honor Of the occasion.
Serious disturbances took place at Belfast on the
evening OF the 18th. Some fireworks having been
let Oh 10 honor Of the marriage Of the Princess Royal
great crowd gathered in the principal streets and
soon eyneed rioous disposition by throwing stones
Large bodies OF constabulary and police attempted
70 restore order, but were assaiied with Missiles
ffnaly the disturbances rose to such height that
tne mayor read the riot act, and took prompt meas
ures TO dsperse the mob in which he succeeded after
some trouble. At midnight the town had assumed
rs wonfed quiet Numerous arrests of the riotors
Operations were resumed on the .Leyiatbau = on
the 80 and 25th ult, and the ship was moved for
Waru ABOUT nlne feet each day. During the proceed
ings an ron handle sprung from its position, throw
ing all engaged upon 1t In various directions severely
iDiuring several Of them
II was rumored that Admiral Lord Lyonz wmIa
succeed Lord Stratford de Redclife as Ambassador
to Constantinople and that Vice Admiral Fanshaue
| would succeed TO the command OF the feet an tbe
Mediterranean station.
France.
The Qneen mother Of Dude died in Paris on the
| oath of January.
The further details developed in regard to the re-
cent attempt to assasinate the Emperor Napoleon are
The congrstulatory address of the army Of Paris ID
the Emperor, says; |" Even had the odious attempt
succeeded, it would not have overthrown the En-.
pre-. We should have cried, " The Emperor Napo-
leon is dead y Long live the Emperor Napoleon
the Fourth J" Strong in the Constitution and laws,
we should at once have proclaimed the Prince Impe-
rial. Henceforth the Napoleons must reign over
France 1t is our prayer, and it will be that Of our
children
The Paris correspondent Of the Times is informed
that General Changarnier is about to follow the ex-
ample Of General Lamoneier and return 10 France.
Belgium.
The Belgian Government bad not as was intiuated
in the Nonite any intention Of altering its laws in
respect to foreign refugees but would content itself
with prosecuting the two newspapers. LS Drapor
and lie Crocodile.
Col Charbas, who was ordered by the Belgian Gov
eminent to quit Belgium, was about to sail to the
United States.
India.
The further details bf the Indian news brought out
by the Arabia contain scme matter Of interest Sir
james Outram remained at Alumbagh with O0Q
men. 1t was said that the rebets were threatening
to.attack bis position. Sir Colin Campbell was going
to Futtyghur. The insurgents at Kotah, in great
force, are said to have dethroned the Rsjah.
, The Azimghqr frontier was threatened General
, Grant was marching towards it,
The rebels defeated at Cawnpore had fed to Bith
oyr and Calpee. The Ghoorka column Of over .OO(
men, under Jung Bahadoor, had left Nepaul for ser
vice in the British territories