New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-24
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On the 30th the House Of Ieraa s7a not In sasyiass
Marriage law
ON the Ist fI the Hause II tTFxas sls sasstssss ~
fhe admission of Jews ITO PaFiiameaa Was taken y
Lord Derby Teceded from bis Opposition rs the ess
ure He believed it was irapaasbe III aaaiatan via.
late the principles for which tasf 133rshiqs had ID
long conteadeds without bringing themselves into
collision With the House Of gOnn0HA thsrefafes hs
Thought il the duty of the House 10 consider Wher
there any possibility Of satisfactorily senHg III
differences. Hg believed elaa tile saggesi9n af lord
Lucan that the Commons should BE allowed b dig
pssse, by resolution with the words On bas alt OF
achrstiaH," when member Of the Jewish pelsqa-
sion applied TO take hs seat, afforded t1e only selu
tion Of the difficulty, and, therefore, though With
great regret be wa prepared 10 accept The measure.
Lord LYndhafat consented to postpone BIS bill, and
Lord Lncan, Ia moving the second reading pf fhe
measure explained that it gave 70 the House of Gem
mons Che power Of emitting the words Oh the ssue
faith Of ehFistan5 by resolution but required tssat
any member 0Rthe Jewish persuasion ss0uld present
himself ia The fst Instance a5 the table Of the House.
and state bis objections 70 the cath in tae foEmia
which It now stood.
Afssr some debate the second reading was carried
BY 14s o97.
in the Commons the India bill was further debated,
and variety oi amendments Hefe offered batA ali
| voted down.
on the 2Oth til Lords tte bin sls5lIssaisz church
rates vas Sassa ggs lord Derby opposed ii Aha ID
In the Commons further progress Bas Elase Ill sha
| Government India bill
Attention was called to The fact that te Peruvian
Government vas selling guano 70 the Americans At
lower prices than the English Government II Raa
replied shat Perm bad promised 70 rescs tbs price to
the American standard.
i was thought that Parliament would be pFaFogasd
before the end OF Jnly-
The British feVenue returns for tie year enainQ
the 30th of June, show decrease of over 600,
nearly AZ Of which was occaseaea by the reduction
I Of the income tag.
Much anxiety felt il England IS to the Atlantic
cable, bgt there was no news Of il up 70 the departure
/ Of the Canada.
Messrs skeen & Freeman, timber brokers' Of Lon
don, had suspended for f50 ,000
The large failure at Rio Janeiro, reported per Worth
America5 was that Of Domineos Feueirss
France.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says
that the affair OF Montenegro and The tieklish state
Of diplomatic relations between France and Turkey
and Austria are considered very seg7o0s France
has sent an ultmatnm to Turkey, and If sasTsfac-
tory answer should not be returned aE cree more
4 ships viii be sent TO the Adriatic.
i The lH0nitetf publishes decree re-appeinting M.
/ DeMorny President Of the corps Legislatf.
special session Of the legislature wac anticipated
i Advices from Lyons reported deeided Improve
menG in commercial affairs there Improvements was
also observable in a less degree at EiaFseiIes
4 The M0ntteHg contains decree which continues
the law of June, 1888, foFbiddng gorseans 70 carry
larms till June, 1868.
A Several districts in France were suffering severely
from great wansof water. II Paris II was being
used very spaEingy by the lower classes.
the French Squadron in the AdFatic, and has been
placed hnder the orders OF the French Admiral.
This news has created great sensation at Vienna.
\ spain.
A teIegraphic dispatch gives the following as the
new appointments il Spain Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs and of War, 0'DonnelE; Minister Of Justice
Nagreta Minister Of Finance, SalaverTa Minister
OF the Interior Daherra Minister Of Mariue Noedda.
A Madrid dispatch says that Gen. C6nehg bas CONF
plainedto the Government of the Insults Of the En-
glish in regard to the slave trade question.
!. The Madrid journals say that the Government in
tends to cali England for explanations 0 the er
tnitous insult to which Spain has been exposed In the
debates in the House Of Lords BY Earl Malmesbuy
and others.
4 The Tribunal Of Appeal 81 Naples has declared the
recently liberated steamer Cagliafi good aud lawful
4 contract for loan Of 10000 j0nO Ffanes waa
taken BY the Rothschilda Of Paris end the CONNER
sanguinary conflicts were almost of daily occur.
renee between the French and Roman soldieFg.
Prussia.
The King OF Prussia had quilted Berlin for Te-
gernze, and it was announced before his departure
that he had conferred the entire direction Of State
affairs, until the I'd of October, upon the Prince Of
Prussia.
A serious dispute has taken place between Prussia
and Austria ia regard to the garrison at Radstadt
The cause Of il said to be that instead Of moder-
ate contingent by Austria to replace the Russian sol
dieTs, she sent larger force thereby. say the Ber-
Prussia. The newspaper controversy which this dif
aeulty has excited RACES fiercely On both sides.
Denmark
Dresden journal declares that thera is no founda.
ton for the statement that France has taken meas.
res for bringing the question Of the Dnches before
the European Conference, aud gives TO believe
that the Confederation j 70 proceed with energy
against Denmark.
It was said that one hundred and tWenty-six thou
sand soldiers would assemble in the camp Of Powon-
Ski, near Warsaw, at the end Of August, for nspeo
The cholera has made It's appearance 1t 81 Peters
burg.
4 4 dre had almost entirely destroyed tie shipping
at Helsngfors. f
d It was announced that the Turkish Government
had made ample satisfaction for the attack on Mr.
Won Banque, the British Consul General at Belgrade.
The regiment towhich the soldier who made the at
tack belonged, has been Withdrawn, and the soldier
and his officers sent to Constantinopie for trial. The
Pacha personally expressed the regret of the Porte to
the Consul and ordered saltes to be fired in honor Of
the British Consul. st
It was stated that Fuad Pacha had communicated
telegraphc dispatch to the Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs of France giving fresh assurances that the
troops sent to Herzegovina we're not intended to act
against the Montenegrns and that III no case should
that country be invaded by the Turks, "a
The Montenegrn frontier commission meets at Ra-
gusa in the middle Of July.
Greece.
4 The liberal customs tariff adopted BIZ the Greek
/ Government exempts machines and implements for
agricultural purposes from all duty on importation.
The Greek Government has placed its subjects resi-
dent in Gambia nnder the protection Of The French
Admiralty.
i Cape of Good Hope.
Cape of Good Hope dates are to May 2lst. a fierce
struggle was going between some of the frontier
tribes. DR.. Livingstone had met enthusiastic vel
come, His expedition had LETT for the Bambora.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON TIE RryER. "A gentleman