New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12
nsb 0rlsans DAILY 6rsstsnt.
Particulars Of Foreign News.
Pa sTEAMsHTP EUROPA.


Dates by the Europa are to the Path uIt from LIZ
srpoo- We extract the following intelligence:
On the 2lA ult. the House Of Lords was not in ses-
sion. In the House OF Commons the time was occu-
pied in debating the bill for the abolition OF the
church rates. resolution was adopted authorizing
the issne OF e. 900 900 Exchsquer bills.
On the 22d the 0aths bill was read second time
In the House Of Lords, but Lord Derby announced
shat he should continue to oppose that portion Of the
measure which removes the Jewish disabilities.
In the House Of Commons the AttorneyGeneral
had announced in response 70 an inquiry from Mr..
Roebuck. that the Government would n0s take fur
Their proceedings against DR.. Bernard, In regard TO
the French conspiracy.
Lord Stanley had stated, that until the Govern
ment received the opinion Of the Government and
Legislature Of Canada be would abstain from stating
their intentions with reference to the privilege Of the
Hudson Bay Company.
A resolution was adopted, after some debate, for
the appointment Of select committee to inquire into
the destaton alleged TO prevail in Donegal Ireland
On the 23d, in the House Of Lords Earl Grey
moved for copies Vi the correspondence between the
Colonial Secretary and the North American colonies
in reference to any acts passed for giving exelu
sIye right to any one company 70 establish tele-
graphic communication between Great Britain and
North America
After short discussion the motion was agreed to.
Sir z Perry asked the Chancellor Of the Exchequer
whether instructions bad been sent to India that
terms Of amnesty, including protection in matters Of
religion, should be held Gus 10 the inhabitants Of
] uelUOu9
such instructions had been sent, whether in the
do 30
Mr.. DTsraeli replied that instructions had been
sent to India that there should be full toIerason and
protection to property, SO far a. consistent with
Justice. ~ fell5a
On motion Of Mr.. D1sraeli, resolution inposings
stamp Of one penny all bankers checks was car
RED amidst loud cheers
During the debate on the Navy Estimates. Mr..
Drummond called serious attention the state Of the
national defenses, pointing 70 the sntpathy that pre-
vailed towards England on the Continent and char
acterizng the state Of Affairs in Europe as more nm
settled than at any time since the death Of Pitt
The fine clipper ship James Banes, built Ut Boston
but owned in Liverpool, destroyed by fire in her
dock at Liverpool. She had just returned from Cal
cutsa with cargo Of Indian produce only portion
Of which had been discharged The vslae Of the
vessel and cargo had been estimated at fl70.000-
The returns Of the Board OF Trade for March show
falling off in the exports Of nearly million and .
half sterling, as compared with the same month asS
year. si aa e
The United Service Club, OF Londoa had given .
grand banquet to the Duo de Malakof The Duke Of
Cambridge presided. Peissier, In returning thanks
said that his appearance amongst them would recall
the glorious alliance OF the two countries and his
greatest desire TO be hailed the representative
Of loyal, firm and digni6ed policy. His belief was
thai the basis Of complete and lasting alliance WA
that the honor Of one country should never be sacr
feed to the honor Of the other. He came amongst
them with open and friendly hand, full Of respect
for their institutions and their sovereign and was
with the utmost sincerity he joined the toast drunk
in her honor. He trusted that the prosperity Of
England and the alliance with his country might en-
dure forever Pelissers reception enthusiastic
The operations on the Atlantic cable were going
actively forward. The steam frigate Niagara would
be compelled 10 leave her berth at Plymouth on the
high tide Of May Is, or remain another month, as
her great drsugh OF water would prevent her getting
out, except at the highest stages Of the tide. The
experiments with the new paying out machinery were
giving general satisfaction. 3,
Mr. Cough the temperance lecturer, applied to the
Court Of Queens Bench for criminal information
against DR.. Lees, also writer on temperance. He
had charged Cough with being intoxicated and usng
narcotics. This was disproved by aifidavits. Lord
Campbell said it was NOT for the court to inter
fere in, and the rule was refused.
serious riot had occurred between the English
and Irish laborers in the iron district Newcastle
uppn-Tyne. The military had TO be called out to re-
Queen Victoria had been reviewing Is 900 troops
at the camp at aldershot and General Pelissier was
expected TO visit the Queen at the camp.
The Dusseldorf Gazette starts rumor that Queen
Victoria is again in an interesting situation.
.u France.
The sensation created by Bernard's acquittal was
subsidng. 1t was reported that the Constitutional
was to receive warning by its iniammatory article
on the subject
4 stated that the director OF the Coasfitutionrsi
| has been dismissed for the article England. He
receives indemnity OF $4,000 francs, which every
director has right to in OF so sudden removal
| The paper will not print conciliatory article.
The Paris correspondence OF the London Times
says that n. Rance, director OF the Constitutional
has been restored to his post on that psper.
An imperial return asserts that next year France
will have fifteen iron paddle and steamers in
dependently OF sailing ships fitted with the screw and
gunboats, steam transports and floating batteries.
| Another ship of the line had been added to the
Toulon feet, which is to consist OF hheen ships ot
war.
resolutions calling for the removal OF the duties
the raw material employed in the manufacture 81
| silk.
The Steele formally accuses the Univ,rs OF endeav.
oring to provoke a bad feeling between the French
and English nations, and asks how the honor OF
France can be affected BY the verdict OF twelve
English jurymen. . IN ~,
The report of NJ. Deyarik, President OF the Com
mttee OF the Legislative Corps the budget insists
on real equilibrium being established between the
revenue and expenditures without having recourse to
extraordinary resources 1t recommends the abolition
OF the tax called the second decme," established
for temporary purpose during the Crimean war, and
asserts that the honor OF the Government involved
in its abrogation. The report points out that the
proper way to effect this is not only to rely upon inn
provements in the revenue, but to prepare the way
by reductions in the expenditures Lastly the report
complains of the position Of the Legislative Corps in
reference to the estimates and that its suggestions
for rerenchment are Of no avail II opposed by thu
Council Of State 2a BAL
statement in the Independence Beige. that Francs
| is increasing her naval ornaments, is untrue.
According to the ministerial journal OF Berlin, tbs
| European Commission of the Danube has decided in
favor of the Salina mouth of that water
Spain.
dispatch from Madrid, OF the 22d, says the Gov
eminent has been questioned on the subject OF the
intention attributed to President Buchanan to maxi
against Spain, and declared the report unfounded
| Italy.
A dispatch from Turin, Of April %, says that tn
reply of the Court Of Naples TO the last Sandman
note was officially communicated to-day to Coun
Cavour. 1t is couched in moderate terms, but con
tains fiat refusals of the Sandman demands.
The report that Sandman officers on leave Of ali
sence had been ordered home is unfounded
The debate in the Sandman Chamber of Deputie
on the Press and Jury law had closed, and III
measure was adopted, in principle by vote of II.
to 30.
The Calcutta mail, OF March %, reached Alexan
dria April %.
There is intelligence from Lucknow to the I'D o
March, On the 26th, Brigadier Campbell's force re
turned from the pursuit OF the enemy. On the 2lst
the Mobries the retreat of Nena Sahib was stormed
He escaped and a reward Of $4,000 rupees wa
offered for his head Gen. Ontrams force had Is
coyel cd and destroyed retreat OF the rebels in Luz
now and the Prime Minister is among those reporte
as killed. The fanatics continued to fire on thu
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