New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
Particulars of Foreign News.
PER STEAMSHIP AKAse.

The Arago left Southampton on the 7th inst and
reached New York on the night Of the 19th. From
her mails we extract the following intelligence
Great BFlfaiB- 3
Monday afternoon considerable anxiety was mani
tested On the river for The safety Of the Leviatban
steamship, mooFed OF Dsptford in consequence Of
the breaking Of two Of her bow mooring Chains.
Some steamers which laid between the Leyiatban and
the shore assisted in checking the csnting Of the bow
OF the ship inward. With all expedition 4 large
hawser was laid out 10 the Drealnossht and three
powerful nteam tugs were brought TO hear on the
port bow, in hauling TIE ship into her former posi-
ton. Fortunately the squall was Of short duration
bat the weather continued boisterozs and the tugs
were engaged until late 10 the evening in kesnin9
the bow out. She sustained not the slightest injury
and far could be learned. none Of the vessels
that were lying inside her were damaged 1t should
be stated that the moorings at the stern remained
firm. ~
The American bark Petrea, Capt Samuel Osborne.
from Havre for New York; with emigranfs to the
humber o. ~, French and German, and general
cargo, got ashore on Sunday morning at "A O'Clock,
on the shoals OF Chichester. Chevalier Pappalardo
United States Consul at Portsmouth, Immediately
went to her assistance and at gave such dre:-
tons a. were necessary, and engaged gang Of men
to man the pumps endeayor to keep her free from
water the crw being exhausted Later In the after
noon all hopes OF the vessel were given up and the
passengers and crew were landed at Portsmouth. She
was about 500 tans burden and well fastened.
The Times says:
We have reason to believe that Mr.. DrIsrseIi will
bring in his Budget Friday the 18th inst Thurs
day next y the day for the commencement of the
dividend payments at the Bank OF England At the
oank toosy, me applications for discounts upon
moderate scale In the open market good demand
was experienced, and the rate for good hills
is somewhat higher, at y to Il per cent With the
termination Of the quarter and the passage Of the 4th
OF the month"; the recent slight increase in the de-
mand for money has altogether subsided
American securities were unfayorably affected bv
the lower prices from New York, but not to gen
ersl extent. reduction also occurred in Grand
Trunk Of Canada, while Great Western fractionzlly
| improved. M
1 TEA TRADE, April 5.-The deliveries in London
estimated for the week, were SIS 64S lbs which i
decrease OF l24 1862 lbs compared with the prevous
| statement. 4if
GLAsoow, April a. Coften--we have no change
TO note In our cotton market this week. The de-
mand has been trifing, and prices are unchanged.
| Goops AND YAREs-The business Of the week has
been comparatively small, but close with more
| general inquiry and an improved tone. Stocks Of
both goods and yarns are far from heavy.
| France.
The Emperor inaugurated the Boulevard Sebasto-
| pol on Monday. He was on horseback and rode In
front OF the escort His Majesty was loudly cheered
and everything went off in perfect frauduity Tha
| placed the Corse" steam advice boat at the dis
posal OF Marshal Pessier, to convey him and his
suite to England. al -
The monthly return Of the Bank Of France viii be
published next Friday morning. -4
The per cents closed at e9f. 6Oc. for the end Of
the month, and the Al per cents at 93f.
| Spain.
The Madrid journals OF the lst are again occupied
with the alleged fusion of the two branches OF the
royal family, and. while some express great alarm
Others denounce the Government for not having pre-
vented it. The Government and the Carlist journals
affect to treat the matter with indifference.
| Italy.
The Times has the following private dispatch:
MARsEILLEs.-InteIlgen from Genoa Of the ID
gives the result of the trial which took place at
Lucca OF the LeghOrn insurgents. Eight of the
prisoners are condemned to death. and eleven to
are Sandman subjects
The independents OF Turin publishes an article in
which It insists on the necessity OF Sardinia adopting
such measures as are necessary to maintain friendly
relations with the French Government and in the
course OF its remarks it says: "We strongly oppose
the opinion entertained by persons that lbe-
j raj government cannot be allied with government
based different institutions and who by insults to
that government. place in danger the close friend
ship which prevails between the two countries. We
are convinced that the French alliance is OF great i'm
portance, not only to Piedmont, but to the common
country Italy and that the isolation to which we
should be condemned without that alliance would be
fatal We express this opinion with the greatest conf
6dence"
Montenegro.
A letter from Cattaro, of the 18th ult, says: A
ukase has just been published, by order Of Prince
Danlo, in all the markets and transmitted to all the
captains and centuriOns IL interdicts, under the
most severe penalties, the commtta OF the slightest
act OF hostility the Ottoman territory. 1t is also
therein stated that Montenegro viii not assume the
offensive against Turkey but that in the event of
any aggression on the part Of the latter it will op-
pose force to force. 1t Is not known whether this
conceals any secret intention or whether it is
inspired by fear of the Turkish armaments