New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18
Telegraphed to the NeV orleans crescent,
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA,
BY THE NATIONAL LtzE.


soldiers already on board
She was dismasted in furious storm and lost some
Of her crew, one Of whom was picked up She was
afterwards seen making headway against the storm
under jury mast and bound for Plymouth, but has
not since been heard Of.
The Lord Lieutenant of ireland had issued proc
lamaon against the Ribbonism and other secret soGie
ties which have been discovered by the Government
in Ireland
The shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are
quoted at two hundred and fifty pounds. There is
little confidence in being able to restore the cable.
The negotiations with Switzerland for the purchase
of Valedea Deppes are still pending.
Some objections, however, have been urged against
it in Austria as well as in Switzerland
The nomination Of Gen. schague as Captain Gene.
raj Of Madrid, is considered as indicating that mill
tary dictatorship has been decided by the Govern
ment, in case the cortes prove to be uniaVorable
Orders have been given by the Prussian Govern.
ment to make Dantzic and Swinemunde posts of war.
The London Times, referring to the attempt of
Russia to purchase Monaco says that the princpalty
was once ceded to the United States but the treaty
was never ratified because some Of the European
Governments protested against it.
The popular excitement and agitation in Gambia
was again increasing account Of the oppression Of
the Government. The inhabitants were buying arms
and ammunition.
The Pacha fearing a general uprising had asked for
reinforcement to enable him to meet the emergency.
The forces of Tomba Topee, an influential 5epoy
leader have been routed by the British and he is a
fugitive.
His forces were dispersed with the loss of six guns
and six hundred killed. according to British accounts
The Sepoys have force of 1000 men in the field,
but are scattered over the country in small bodies.
Tomba Topee had applied to Sir Colin Campbell
to know the terms on which he could surrender.
Barring Brothers & Co, London report American
stocks quiet and generally unchanged.
The Liverpool Breadstuhs market closed dull.
English wheat had declined.
Welsh bar Iron free on board, is quoted at 86 IS.
Welsh rails, free on board, G5 s.. to- G6 0s.
Tea-Common Congo has advanced 3D. to Is, and
is quoted at lis.
Spirits Turpeutine is quoted at 30s. I'd. to 4Os
Rosin steady at As Sd. to As. 4d.
Rice closed heavy, Quotations barely maintained
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased $4,000 during the week,
The money market remains generally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-THE steamship Indian, of the
Canadian line, arrived at Liverpool on Thursday the
ID inst.
The steamship New York arrived out on the same
day
The steamships Kangaroo and the. .Circassia arrived
out on Friday the Sd inst.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4.-Some authorities quote cotton
on Friday as follows Fair Orleans, 3lG Fair Mo
bile, u; Fair Uplands llG; Mddling Orleans,
1916 Middling Mobile, 1916; Middling Up,
lands, 6id,
The American steamship Ariel sailed from South.
ampton on the lst inst.
The Indian Empire reached BrOashaven, County of
Mayo ireland, on the 26th ult Her fuel had been
entirely exhausted and a portion Of her cargo and
woodwork had been consumed to supply the furnace.
She was short of provisions, and had laid two weeks
off the coast Of Ireland, within two days sail
of Galway.
The Indian Empire was driven off the coast, after
her fuel gave out by a furious storm, which swept
the coast A second severe storm also met her, and
| kept her of for two weeks.
The steamer Fulton arrived out on the 2sth ult.
The steamship Borussa arrived out on the 29th,
having experienced heavy weather
The bark Goodspeed from Mobile came in collision
with the screw steamer Geneva in the Mersey. Both
vessels were severely injured The Goodspeed has
! five feet water in her hold
The firm of James Davis & Sons of London, large
dealers in and importers of leather has failed. Liza.
bilites large
The English papers containing the proceedings in
Count Nontaemberts trial, are not allowed to enter
France.
The ten deputies from Corfu have protested that
they do not desire to be incorporated with Great Brit
ain but wish to be annexed to Greece.
The Prussian Chamber of Deputies is composed
almost entirely of the liberal party
A submarine telegraph cable has been successfully
laid between the Dardanees, Syria and Clio.
The telegraph between Gambia and Egypt is broken
An unsuccessful attempt has been made to assassi
nate Kamack at Bucharest, by means of Illuminating
shells.
The overland mails from China reached England or
the 2Sth.
BY terrible typhoon at Swaton, three Thousand
Chinese aud several Europeans bad been drowned il
the Chinese waters,
The Cochin Chinese were concentrating one hun
dred thousandmen around the capital of Cochin China
for the purpose of attacking the French and English
forces now in possession of the city,
The Japan Commissioners had received Baror
Gross, the Russian Plenipotentiary and would soon
enter into negotiations for treaty with that Govern
ment.
A meeting Of the most Influential corn merchants
had been held at Liverpool at which resolution was
adopted in favor Of hundred pound stand weight
for all kinds of grain, hourand meal,
The London Times of Saturday, 4th inst, says tht
funds opened well on Friday but later in the day
complete change took place, which the Times at
tributes to the disafected condition of Lombardg
and the tone Of the Frenah Government toward Aus