New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-03
Particulars Of FOREIGN views.
PEK sTEAsIsaTP 1870. \

me e, propagation Of Parliament was expected ID
take place on the 31st Of july.
me massacre Of Christians al Jeddah attracted
1 llJn 4GSe9tlo IN England and throughout Europe
IhIhey nag promised to ayenge the massacre and i6
was reE orted that English and French forees ssET
occupy the place 20 "ss+sN
The Danish and German Dlaiculfy.
Correspondence of the London riusu.i
C'oFENHAGEN, July II, Is58--You will have ra,
ceived my telegram communicating intelligence IF Z
ministerial crisis, the Cabinet being divided as to re-
cognizfng the compe ency of the German Diet in she
dispute between Denmark and Germany. Colonel
Andrae, the Minister Of Finances was violently 90.
posed to any such recognition. As, however he was
not supported by any of his colleagues and King
who presided at the Council Of Minister'S engghatfe.
ally said, this can never be- he Immediately ten
dered his resignation, which was accepted. The
Crisis IS now terminated, and the Cabinet sseon-
atTucted' ~ Hall, the President Of the CaaBCiI
takes me Foregn Affairs al interim, and NJ. KEsggr,
takes in addition the difficult post Of MinisteT cf
Finances.
The official reply TO the German Diet vas sent or
yesterday by special courier TO Frankfort. Itstaseg
that the Danish Government recurring to the propc~
sals it made in March last again offers 10 settle the
dIspate aEoat the Constitution OF the Uuehies bY
eaylng y 70 the arbitration Of commissioners ap<
ponies by the Hing Of Denmark and the German
Diet, sat That at the time the Danish Govern
ment VII offer no opposition To- proposals mode to
Inlt me Consttssion for the whole monarchy e the
"a UctoDeT, 1850, toE the kingdom proper SaG The
DuGhy OF Scheswig, and the CONSEQUENT Taifatie NJ
the functions OF the ReehsTath TO those BYoyiaeez
This Is tantamount to accepting the proposition nss
forth and warmly supported by she FadreaHelef *
dissOlTing the whole monarchy system and leagS7oy
HOlsten and LauenbuEg 10 remain as integral parts
of the German Confederation with separate admin
istrati0ns OF their own. That Col. AndFae as the
author and originator Of the whole monarchy system
would never consent to this arrangement, Will be
easily understood, and this was further inducements
to him to tender his resignation, when he fonnd that
he was outyoted, and LEFT in minority by his col
leagues.
The 1Tassacre at s5eddnh.
The following teiegraphic dispatch from Acting
agent aad Consul General Greene, received at the
than has beeu published hitherto:
Her Maiesty's ship Cyclops arrived at suaz from
Jeddah on the Sd inst.
On the evening Of the 18th of June the MotaDl-
medan inhabitants Of Jeddah rose and massacred the
Christians Among the victims we're Dir. Page, the
English YiCe-COnsul M Egeilard, the French Con-
sui and his wife and about twenty others. The Eng
sh and French Consuates were plnndeTed The
CyclOps anchored about two miles from the toWn
and during the night some Greeks swan off to tine
vessel The next morning two boats sent to the town
were attacked and obliged to fire on those who en-
deavored to intercept their retreat On the 10th Che
Goyernor-General of the Hedjaz, who was at Mecca,
arrived with 500 men.
The Cyclops left Jeddah on the 24th, and brings
up the Christians who escaped including the daughter
Of the French Consul and the French interpreter both
badly wounded, and twenty-four others1
The Turks and the Christians In BosnIa.
Correspondence Of The London Times
VIENNA, July 10, lS5S.-There have been fresh coI@
lisons between the Turks and Christians in Bosnia
and persons whose opinions deserve great attention,
have informed me that things cannot long remain as
they now are:
"The hatred between the two races is so intense
that it displays itself on every OCCASION and the Ra
yahs are evidently waiting with extreme impateHoe
for the moment OF their complete emancipation You
must often have heard the expression, The Mussul-
mans will soon be obliged to quit Europe, but you
may be certain that they will not cross the straits
til after desperate resistance
During the night Of the Goth Of June, there was
conflict between the Christians and Turks in the
neighborhood of the village of Kozanac, aud the
Both of that month sanguinary fight at Petrianae.
There was loss of life on both sides. but the number
of killed is not yet known. According to recent ad
vices from COnstantinope, Mr.. Alison, who for many
years has been First Secretary to the British Eni-
bassy in that city, is to succeed Mr. Murray at Tehe
ran. MI. Alison is very remarkable lingnist, and
almost the only English dipomatist in the East who
transact the business OF the state without the aid
of dngoman. One Of the concessions made to the
insurgents in Gambia is that they shall be privileged
| to carry arms. The Porte is daily becoming more
feeble and helpless and 1t is high time that the Brit
sh Government aud the British public should begin
to accustom themselves to the idea that it win
become impossible much longer tokeep togethersuch
deeayed state
The Madrid journals of the Sth have been received.
/ The ESpGna, in an article on the slave trade IN
Cuba, expresses regret that no captain of Spanish
|
English cruisers, and it makes some sharp comments
British philanthropy, as regards the slave trade.
1t concludes by expressing a fear that the present
Cabinet like those that have preceded it. will not
/ duly defend the honor OF Spain in the matter The
| ESpdnd says:
q In an extraordinary Cabinet Council, held in
presence Of the Queen the note by which the Spanish
Ministry will demand explanations from the English
Cabinet relative to the offensive language employed
by Lord Malmesbury towards Spain was read. That
this note shall possess all the dignity and energy
Saul rID-s
as ours is required by the gratuitous and unjust
ture Of the accusation, and by the dignity of the
Spanish name.s
solution of the Cortes is to appear on the 18th of
/ August The new elections are to take place on the
lst November and the Parliament is to meet on the
10Th November. Marshal 0'Donnell had resolved on
/ making various important reforms in the War De-
partment The Qneen had accepted Count de Puao-
rOstrOs resignation of his post at Court and Count
de Baazote was spoken of as his successor. de-
cree nominating new Senators was expected to be
published before the Queens departure for the
Asturas.
ALEXANDRIA, July THE steamer Bentinek ar
rived at Suez yesterday morning, with Calcutta dates
to the l4th ult. British columns were marching into
tIwaOr. | have no information from Madras, dates
from which are to the 10th,
The intelligence from Lord Elgin is to the Goth
April, when the allied forces were in the Gulf of
/ Peipek. The French had got two gunboats over the
bar, but our two dispatch boats had stuck. The Eng
fish and French Admirals were both in Peipek, and
it was expected that in few days the first blow IN
the North might be struck by the capture of the forts
at the mouth Of the river. The Chinese Government
had named commissioners to negotiate but the letter
announcing the fact had retired, owing to the as.
sumption of authority on the part of the Chinese.
The telegram arrived at Malta from Alexandria by
the contract steam packet Yects, at 81 P. III. on
July 10. II. STofFoRD, Rear Admiral
Italy.
Correspondence of the London Daily News.I
TRIAL AND CONDENSATION OF THE MARQUIS DI
CAMPANA-Romr, July6 l658.-The great Campana
trial came to conclusion yesterday afternoon the
criminal tribunal found the Marquis guilty Of the
peculation and abuse of power attributed to him in
his administration Of the Monte di Pieta, and con
demned him in consequence to thegaeys-that is to
say, Imprisonment with hard work ior twenty years
1t is not generally believed that this sentence will be
carried out in all its rgor nor is it expected that the
Marquis will lie removed yet from his present place
OF confinement in the prison of San Michele,
AS kind of Codicil to this sentence the criminal
tribunal has ordered the prisoners advocate Signor
Marchett to be suspended from the exercise o. ais
profession for three months, as punishment lor the
piquaney of his rejonders and the warmth OF ms ex'
preston in defense OF bis client.
The FIELD OF HONOR IN CUBA-Ihe Charlestoa
Courier publishes letter, of the 25th ult, frona
Havana, from which we extract the following
Some days since cowardy and brutal mGfler
was pcrpetrated at Rega, by man whose station in
life would lead to the hope of nobleT act from his