New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23
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extract The following intelligence
During the last week of October number Of teIe,
graphic engineers we're engaged In the work Of sub
merging Geographic cable from the Norfolk coast 70
Ernden, Hanover
The London Times saws that NJ. Sabatier and Can't,
Pollen left Suez for Jiddah the 9Th instant by the
Cycl0ps. 1t il understood that for the present the
| two Commissioners will occupy themselves exclu-
sveg with the adjustment Of the claims brought for
ward by the European merchants for losses and dam
age sustained through the late outbreak. The total
amount Of the indemnity demanded is said to exceed
E500,000 Isnail Pasha and bis prisoners have gone
on to Constautin0ple. What may be the intention
of the Porte it is difficult to conjecture but for the
present Jiddah continues without Turkish Commits
soner
The China correspondent of the London Post
| says:
On the 26th Of August Peh-qai received the seals
| Of Office as Governor Of the province KBangtung,
vice Yeh, removed to Calcutta. The junks convey
ing the seals left Fatu Creek early on the morning Of
that day-an order having been issued to French and
English vessels stationed in that quarter to allow
/ them to pass. The presentation took place at
Pehqns ysmun, where for 90 long he has been under
surveillance, and it q strange and interesting
4 sight for western eyes to behold.
4 At the Newmarket H0nght0a races on Oct. 80 M
X TenBroeck ran his mare Proress against Captain
Lttle's horse Poodle for f200, and won The dis
lance vas mile, furlongs, l5S yards. Each horse
was ridden BY fta owner
The official Journal of Vienna announces that the
emperor has allowed Baron Lionel de RothsChild to
resign the post Of Austrian Consul General at Lon
don and has expressed satisfaction for bis long and
faithful services also that his Majesty has appoint
ed Baron Anthony de RoshschId to the vacant place
The Psniassltar Correspondence OF Madrid says
that great activity prevails in the principal naval ar
senals in that country. The Spanish Tayy-which
has five steam frigates and sixteen smaller vessels
more than last years being augmented as fast as
thestate of finances will admit.
The Russian Minister was at Jeddo while Lord Ell.
gin was there but bis treaty differs i'll 10 material
point from the American. Mr.. Hanskin, the Ameri-
can ConsnlGenerals secretary, rendered Lord Elgin
invaluable service as interpreter. On the 10th Of
July the English treaty (Which we give below was
formally signed by Lord Elgin and the six Commits.
sioneTs. steam yacht was presented to the En-
peror Of Japan from Queen Victoria,
!, The London Times says the Admiralty steam yacht
was to leave Wooiwich for BoalOugne November l,
with the funeral used in the intenent of NapoIe.
on at St. Helena, and which has been completely re-
stored.
The Rev. W. Smith, whose trial and conviction for
attack on Leach created so much sensation, died
on Wednesday. September 81, at Lewes.
a quantity of arsenic had been used in the manu-.
facture OF lozenges, In mistake for a composition
named daft, which Is prepared in Derbyshire Fif-
teen deaths are reported, and between sixty and
seventy persons seriously i'll. There was found as
much arsenic 10 one ounce of these lozenges as would
poison a dozen men.
The Yindicator says:
:" We are enabled to announce that Company is
in course of formation, to be called the British and
: Canadian Submarine Telegraph Company (limited),
the object Of which will be to connect the most i'm
portant British North American Colonies with Great
Britain by electric telegraph, communicating with
that portion Of the line between Galway and Quebec,
and extending 1t onward to the Pacific as soon after
as may be deemed expedent. The Company propose
that the first section shall commence at Galway cross
the Atlantic 10 Belle Isle, and oIc the course the
River ST. Lawrence to Quebec. The wire to be used
will be OF totally different nature and construction
from any hitherto employed, and the whole arrange
ments will be such to secure its being successfully
: laid
!. The London Times contains the following extract
a from commercial letter:
81 Sir H. L. Buwer was passing the streets at Pera
= horseback, preceded By his groom on the 10th Of
October, being hot day (the nativity Of Mohamed3
some OF the Sultans levy driving in their carriages
the horse of the groom touched one of their horses
I and the rider struck him with his whip the groom
used his whip also. Sir II. Bulwer endeavored to
separate them, when the remainder of the eunuGhs
rushed on the Ambassador and struck him several
blows. The Ambassador was arrested and taken to
the Police Station at PeraH
i The Prussan Ministry are expected to resign.
i Madame Ida Pfeiffer Is dead.
is announced that the French Court will start for
# Gampiegne on Monday, Noy.I
i Mr.. Brights speech at Birmingham, about Reform,
I is commented on by most Of the Paris papers.
:. The Presse d Orient among other particulars
If which it gives relative to the ratification Of the Con-
yention OF the 10th of August the subject OF the
Danuban Prncpalities states that that Convention
/ will if possible receive its complete and defnitiYe
r execution early in january.
y The Times correspondent says:
q Speculation is becoming more active in Paris,
n and merchants are now more liberal in their credits.
I; The commercial bills presented for discount at the
4 100000 francs, being the largest offered in
one day to the Bank for many months The gold in
r its cellars is said to have declined to about 530O00
= 900 francs The shopkeepers Of Paris likewise are
, better satisfied with their sales last week.
4 Letters from the Isle OF Reunion, dated Sept. 25,
u state that vessel from that place had been plumber
ed on the African coast and the captain and almost
m | all the crew massaGred.
Il The vessel Alfred which had left Reuaion for Co,
Il moro had been seized by the Portuguese at Ohio,
~ and taken to Mozambique, 1t was afterWard given
70 back to the French owner but only after having ex-
+. perienced great losses
+ The Spanish Government had decided that the
A. state Of siege shall be raised at Malaga. The coal-
n ton OF the parties in opposition to the Ministry has
had the majority in the elections at Madrid. The
Government had everywhere trinmphed in the PROV
a nces General tranquility reigns in all parts Of the
country. The Government is making preparations
= to act against Mexico.
Lord Stratford de Redclide had left ConstnopIa.
le The Office Of the Minister OF Marine had been con-
,e ferred on Ali Pacha. A third sitting had taken
place of the Conference charged with the duty of de-
ct timing the frontiers of Montenegro. On the 10th ult
at tue Sultan accompanied by the Minister Of Marine,
Of honored the American frigate Wabash with visit.
IN His Majesty was received with all the h6nors due to
re royalty, salute oftwenyone guns being fired, and
as the Minister of the United States and Com Layeete
al receiving his Imperial Majesty.
D. The Daily News says
rs We hear from Turin that the MARQUIS MiglOrata
H. Charge dAflires of Piedmont at Rome, has Joined
ns with the Duke de GrammOnt in making representa-.
t. lions to Cardinal Antonell against the abduction OF
v young Montara.
1t The following telegraphie dispatch has been re-
o. Geived at the India House
d, CENTRAL INIA-The advanced force under Capt.
in Mayne consisting OF 420 sabres of the Melwa Field
t. Force, reached Seronge September 3d. but found
Sc that the enemy under Tonta Topee had broken NJ
his camp and retreated toward Esanghur. This place
the rebels attacked and captured on the I'd October
Brigader Smith, with his force from Goonah reached
=. Esadghur on the 5th October. The enemy with hi.
guns aud elephants had the same morning at sunris
a left the place for Chandaree Brgadier Smiths cav
n. airy, however, succeeded in capturing four guns
r. 500 had been dispatched by the rebel leader
v to plumber Ranade e.. A combined movement i
\, prOpop0sed for hemmng the enemy ut 0hundare
by the MhoW Field Force, and the force under Briga
:. der Smith. and the troops at Ghoond, Sungor an
az Ooen. With the exception of slight Beheel disturb
S in Khandeish, the Bombay Presidency is quiet
of The 46th Regiment and the left wing of the 9ls
IL have arrived in Bombay from Suez. The former hal
~ gone to Scinde.
Bombay Castle, Oct. ., 1853.
The following telegram was received at the Foreigl
Y Office, November l.:
re, q ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 25.-Tanta Topee, having TO
of few days after his former defeat occupied Serouge
n fled on the approach of the attachments under Gen
- Mitchell and Brigadier Smith, and is now marching
" in the direction Of Ghundaree.
ld Several gallant affairs have taken place in various