New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30
Particulars Of Foreign News.
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ATL,4NT1c IEbEaEAPH.The Times tcity artteie)
ays the condition Of the Atlantic Telegraph il uBal-
cred. The signals continue to be received, but are
90 uncertain and faint to be ineligible. Occasion
lily a short word is given, but never anything an
,roaching % q sentence. The experiments made still
cad to the belief That the injury Il near the cnqsf
Ir0baby within two or three miles, The strong 30r-
ion of the cable manufactured expressly FOR the
bore has been shipped from Plymouth for valentia
md will be substituted Immediately its arrival for
he ordinary wire which, however well adapted for
depths, Is totally inadequate to resist La
,iHty 10 accident upon a rocky coast.
The Liverpool Post says that electrical experiments
lave proved beyond d0uot that the defect in the
able arises from leakage at distance Of $40 miles
from land.
The shares fluctuated from ESQ to ESQ, with nu-
LneTOus transactions.
The foreible abduction by the Roman Iuqnisition
Of Jewish child at Bologna, under the preteuce Of
its having been secretly baptized by its Catholic
nurse had created a most painful sensation through
The Jews Of London have taken the matter up and
enlist the sympathy Of the English Government, and,
il need be, Will send deputstion to the Pope.
France.
The monty bank returns snow an increase Of cash
In hand in Paris of % 800 900 francs, and in the
branch banks Of I00O0,000 francs.
The Times correspondent is assured that the French
Government have decided to apply free trade to Al
geFia and that all the ports that coast to be
declared free.
Morphy, the American chess.payer, was beaten by
hartWIfz IN tneF hrst trial. after three hours play in
Paris.
The French Press has been interdlcted from pub
fishing any portion Of the will Of the Duchess Of Or
leans.
The Paris Presse had published it minus its poti
I cal passag ges.
The Emperor and Court continue at Biarritz.
The Paris Presss speaks Of the necessity which
/ exists for France to lay down q telegraph to the
United States if she wishes 10 maintain, undinin
Ished, her present commercial relations with the
American continent. It declares France is now too
independent on England for her communications with
America.
A St. Petersburg dispatch of August 81, says that
a great explosion took place the morning Of that
day at some powder mills in the vicinity Of the
city, by which it feared that several hundred
1 lives would be lost. subsequent dispatch says
the explosion was at Okhta, and one hundred work
1 men were Killed.
Hundreds of houses had been burned at Moscow by
clandestine makers OF uciier matches.
The forests were still in flames the lst Of Sep
tember and the smoke was intolerable in St. Peters
burg
The report that the port Of Villa Franco is ceded
to Russia for term OF years, is confirmed Russia
has now accomplished her object Of having naval
station in the Mediterranean. 1t will consist of one
ship-ofthe4iue and three trgates.
Montenegro.
The Austrian Gazette says that it is reported II
Montenegro that the eldest OF Alirko Petroyich
Prince Daniel brother, is to take the rens Of gov
elument TO acknowledge the supremacy OF the Porte
and to have a seaport An armlstIce is concluded
until the 3lst December next between the Porte and
Montenegro.
The Very Latest.
BY Telegraph from Load9u to Llvsrpooll
LoSDoS, Saturday, Sept. H. 1s58.-AIerandria,
Sept.7, lS56.-The steamer Ottawa arrived at Suez
from Bombay on the 5th with dates from Bombayto
the 18th ult.
The steamer Nemesis has also arrived at Saez from
Calcutta the 5th
r llaan singh. who was beseged in the fortress Of
t Shahiwis by large body of rebels, has been re-
! lieved by General Grant, whose column IS now at
: Fyzlbad where it has been Joined by Manning and
General Robertson having come up with the rebels
near katured totally defeated them, capturing four
guns. The loss Of the enemy in killed was very
g severe.
The Hon. F. Bruce arrived by the Nemesis, and
proceeded to Malta. He is the bearer Of the treaty
with the Chinese PenipOtentaries, which was con-
T cluded on the 26th of June 1t was subsequently
forwarded to the Emperor and received bis approval
i The following are some OF its stpulations Christi
: anty tolerated throughout the Empire and persons
e teaching possessing that religion whether Protest.
5. ants or Roman Catholics to be entitled to the pre-
" lection Of the Chinese authorities. Diplomatic
agents may reside permanently at Pekin.
British agents protected against excessive tan
sit duties. The tariffs to be revised Several new
II ports are opened to trade and the free navigation OF
le the Yang TIE hiaDg is declared. British subjects
may travel for pleasure or trade to all parts OF the
u empire when provided with passports from the Brit
- sh authorities The Governments to act in concert
u for the suppression OF piracy. Indemnity for the
ID losses sustained by British subjects at Canton to be
ID paid.
The Lady Canning arrived at Suez yesterday from
Yombo with the Moorish Princes, who were pilaged
- on their way back from Medina, having to pay a
heavy ransom for their release.
"a Tue FEVER IN Baton RouGE.-The Advocate Of
i. Monday says:
There is no apparent Improvement in the public
health as yet. The fever has been OF an unusually
~ fatal character this season. although the number
OF eases has been smaller than at any time since lS53
10 We hear of Two deaths since our last ssua-Miss
! bnahlnn and Mr. Harvey Neal hOth from the
Id yailing disease
"a, FROM THE PARISH OF PLAQUEMNEs.-The Rice
Mt Planter Of saturday last has the following;
on We have had high easterly winds and heavy rain
a for several days, last week. which has retarded th
rice planters in getting home their crops. Many 0
them, however, finished cutting and rejoice oil tf
es produce.
We regret to hear that many of our friends at th
e Bze and South West Pass have been called to thel
zen last accounts by this enemy OF mankind-yeloR f
ch YER 1t said that the disease has been principal
nm confined those who most exposed to the II
cIemency OF the weather. We sincerely hope that l
an may soon disappear from among them and leave tn
sss few warmheated and generous souls that still eXts
ish in Our parish,
oat AccIDENr no GES. ScorT.-rhe New York Herald
aS- of the 24th, says:
ely Gen. Winfield Scott, who is now stopping at Fes
the Point, met with severe accident last week Whlc
ear may C0uhne him to his he'd for some time He wa
an about attending dinner party given by Col Deahelt
@ when on going down the stairs his foot slipped, an
W. he fell to the bottom. Owing to the bullet in h
site shoulder and the sword wound in his arm he wa
ion unable arrest his flight and the fall was severe
To person OF his advanced years and large franz
this il most serious affair. The General was take
m to his bed, cupped and eeched; and though be tee
Wv. w. better, be is still suffering intense pain.
II, 4 VESSEL RAS AWAY WITH.-A dispatch Of ii
She 22d from Boston says:
! of The bark John Gilpin Marsius, from London, V
Princes Island Aug. 18th, arrived at this port to-da