New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07
Particulars Of Foreign News.
FER STEAMSHIP CRY OF BlLrrMoRE.

the morning Of the 18th, aud reached New York on
the 30ta ult. From her sdVices extract The fol-
lowing intelligence:
The ship KsnBebee. OF Bath, Me-, from Liverpool
ior Mobile, was abandoned at on the 22d Of Feb
ruary. The crew were saved by the w. H. Schmidt,
bound 10 New Orleans. Nine Of them were trans,
land.
Great Britain.
The riot in Dublin was alIuded 10 in both Houses.
and Government promised a strict Investigation.
In the House Of Commons the India Loan bill was
passed.
Mr. D'IsraeIi stated that the case oe the rar,,.,i
had been submitted To the law officers Of the Crown.
and that Government would act upon their opinion
irrespective Of the action Of the late Government
which bad acknowledged the jurisdiction Of Naples
in the premises.
Mr.. bIsraeli also stated in reply to a speech from
Mr. Bernal Osborne. that he did not think Govern
ment was called upon 10 declare anything beyond
general policy under the peculiar circumstances at
tending their advent TO power and that that general
policy had already been declared by Lord Derby. He
promised that the bill 10 amend the Government of
India should be introduced before Easter, and an
nonnced that the Irish policy Of the Government
would be the same as was pursued by Lord Egiinton
five years ago. He would never consent that
orangeman should be thereby disqualified from the
maaistracy. .-ss
0nthe 18th In the House of Lords Lord Brouelham
In presenting petition from the AnttSlayery So
ciety against the slave trade said that warrant act
had been passed In the Island of GuadaIoupe which
would have an immediate and direct tendency to
duee the Tree negroes Of that colony TO a state Of
snv Han. -, sa,s ne rrencn eovernmest @
di:cant;nnsd n. sha ~, sn.s ~ 'ss. power naa 10y
| negroeA
Lord Malmesbury promised attention TO these mat
ters when they we're officially brought to his notice.
and ford Fenboroagh ;nedsnss,lr ss.,ss 49, -
believed BY the end Of February Lucknow would
have been destroyed.
In the House Of Commons. In reply to an inuuiry.
Mr. DIsrseIi said that the Goyeru,ent had rsssed ~ !
let Sardinia give nm Mr. Hoge the Fnesshs,sr shc
was arrested at Genoa 10 the French (,everunent ~
they did not consider that there was sufficient evil
dence to warrant his commiital
| On the motion of Mr. Ewart a select committee
was granted to nonire into the progress and uros-
poets and the hest means 10 be adopted for the ro-
/ motion Of Earopean colonization in India. fTbiz
movement has reference 10 the projected culfyation
| of cotton In. IndiaJ
| The departure of the sprino feet of coatIaden
vessels from the Tyne comprising between COO ana
500 sail detained in mort On aeropnt of The esstrlv
Winds took place on the 18th and l4th and 90 great
was the crowd az Shining that casnal;tias
occurred Amongst others the Amerean clinoer IA.
dvstone ran on the sands .xbil enteri,s, sha fsr,r
and remained In perous position for Sometime INT
| she was ultimately got of without much DAMAGE
| The riot between the college, students ard the
police OF Dublin on the occasion OF the pubic entry
Of the new Lord entenanf N Ireland ATTRACTED great
attention. and become the subject of an ofteisl in
yestieatop Some OF the students were serio1sIv in
iured by the police. against whom a hitter feeling
l n ofIorh had bnau crR RqaI
20 renew the riot.
II is stated that Mr. Roebuck has received ehal-
leuge from the Count de Signv an e,fHeer IN the
French army for his language in regard 10 France
| Lord Derby having summoned meeting Of his sr,u
porters in the House of Commons II i sad that two
| hundred and twenty members attended and that
| great unanimty prevailed among them.
| France
| Orsini and Pierri were execnted on the rnIotipe
in Paris at O'Clock on the morning Of The An N
March
The punishment of Rudjo IA COMMITTED into penal
! servitnde far life Immense croyyds assaroblsd 20
witness the execution The nnpbers beinr ss,ira,s5
at from one 10 two hundred thousand persons. hut
they were kept at a distance from the scene bv the
military who made an imposing display a. MANY a.
five thousand being on the spot. All passed off
quietly Both the prisoners met their doom with
trmness particularly Orsin whose calmness never
abandoned him for moment Pierri, on his way
from the prison TO the scaold sang the well known
Mourn pour ID Patrie," and before his head was
laid on the block he CRIED " Vire fRaiie-P Pire Ia
Repubtique." 0rsini's last cry Pire la
France.
DE Rndio, 1t was stated. would be sent to London
to give evidence against Dr. Bernard, who had been
fully committed to take his trial in that city.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times has ''rea-
son to believe that the demand which the French
Government has made on that Of Sardinia, for the
extradition OF Mr. Hodge, the Englishman, who 10 Is
alleged was implicated in the attempt on the Empe
rors life, has been refused" Ii appears, says the
writer, that an extradtion treaty exists between
ridnoe anu oaIuna, ohe Vi 'ne eauSes OF wnlcn pro-
WOES ,or the eX'raaiuon OF SUBJECTS OF thrd power
.hOugh not contracting party, II the sanction OF
,has power can oe oo'ained. Inc sanction OF Eng
llna mas neeh requested IN the case OF Mr.. Hodge,
; anu refused py Lofu Deroy government In the
hean'ne' MI. house remains IN prison IN Sardinia.
spain.
dispatch from Madrid announces that the Spanish
Ministry had received vote OF confidence. in the
fact that the budget for 1858 had been voted by Con-
gress without alteration. The same dispatch says
that full satisfaction is offered by the Mexican
Governn eat to Spain.
Switzerland.
dispatch from Berne announces that the Gene
vese Government has dissolved the Italian Benefit
society IN that place; and that Federal Commission
eTs had ordered the expulsion OF twelve French and
seventeen Italian refugees, while an inquiry was
going on concerning twelve Others.
Russia.
The Inudlide Russo records new victories of the
army of the Caucasus. letter TO that journal an.
nounces that the important detile of Argoune which
has so often been attacked unsnccessuy is at length
in possession Of the Russian troops
The Times Vienna corresnondent saws that 81
Petersburg adviees put il beyond doubt that the
Chinese have commenced hostijties against the Rms
slams. The Russian Admiral Is understood TO have
reported in dispatch that the adyaneed posts towards
the mouth OF the Amoor had been attacked by the
Chinese so suddenly aud with such force that the
Rnssans had 10 retreat thirty leagues m the river,