New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29
Partlcalars Of Fore1cn News.
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PER STEAMERS vASDEs8ILr ASD NORTH BsEToH.
Tile mails y tie North Breton At Quebec and the
Vanderbilt, are to the ath inst, from Southampton
We eztr9sg The following intelligence:
Great Britain,
The petition in bankruptcy presented against the
European and American Steam Shipping Company,
was assigned for hearing on the 22d.
The telegraph between England and the Channel
Islands had been formally opened
The Shipping Gazette says:
During the month Of August the number of wrecks
reported in our columns was Il2 making total dur
ing the past eight months Of 1880.
Sir Colin Campbell. (LoTd Clyde) 10 letter re-
ceiYed on FTiBay refers to the hope " that his sword
will soon be returned into the scabbard for the last
time, never to be drawn again."
The Daily News says, on the 2dinst., the american
bark Harriet Francis from Liverpool bound TO Baiti
more, ran ashore on the Arklow Bank-eleVen Of her
crew were saved; the vessel soon became a total
wreck. 1t appears that the remainder Of the boats
crew. four in number, had taken to another boat,
bottom
The stoppage Of signals through the Atlantic cable
was announced IN the London papers on theb 9Th lSt
in letter from the Secretary Of The Company. The
letter states that ineligible signals failed to be re-
ceiVed from Newfoundland at o'clock on the morn.
/ ing Of the Sd, from some unknown cause. The di-
rectors and corps Of scientific and practical cleo
trcans were at Yalenta with the view possible to
remedy the difficulty. On the receipt Of the news
the shares Of the stock Of the company Immediately
$500 70 $500 sterling, without any operations. The
par value OF the shares is $1,000 sterling.
France.
An official report Of Prince Napoleon Minister Of
Algeria, on the condition Of that Colony is published.
He expresses desire to replace far and as soon as
may be safe, military by civil government.
The latest accounts from the Departments announce
a gradual improvement in commercial affairs
telegraph informs US Of a dreadful railroad acGi-
dent on the nights Of St Gernain Some part Of the
machinery was broken. Seven persons we're killed
and fifty wounded.
The Times says: Letters from Madrid speak Of the
Ministry there az extremely insecure. O'DonneH
lacks supporters and is reproached with iaactions
Since he came to power, he has taken but one i'm
p0rtant measure the ratification of the electoral s54
and the new lists, say his opponents, viii serve no
purpose, for government will soon be installed
, and will return to the old ones.
Turkey.
The Presse d Orient states shat for three days
perfect panic prevailed at Aleppo The Mussulmans
bought arms and closed the bazarres. The city was
deserted and it only in consequence of the mea-
sures taken by the authorities that the general appre-
tensions were Gained. Nevertheless the MussuE-
mans continued to arm themselves and to offer pro-
vocation to the Christians. According to the Journal
de C0nstantinOpie, similar panic took place at Tn
poll where it had only been disspated BY the arrival
of man-Ofwar in the port The trade IN arms CONT
nues very active in Turkey. The Municipal Commission
at Constautinople having attempted to mprson some
Europeans 81. de Th0uveBel had congoked the repre-
sentatyes of the various powers in order to arrange
n the affair.
d It vas said that Russia and France would support
the project of obtaining from Turkey the cesson TO
Montenegro of a small port the Adriatic, and
# through which MOntenegrns may communicate with
!, the world without. Lord StTatord de RedcIte had
started for ConstaniROple and among the numerous
81 missions attributed to him by rnmor is the thwarttnG
ID Of this project
G. The Brussels Nord publishes rumor from Alex
andria that the Consular Agents from France, Aus
tra, the United States and Greece, at Hauchio, tn
I'd ancient Cos in the Archipelago, had been assass
th mated. The English Consul is said to have save
IL himself by jumping from window. The FepoT
i lacks combinations indeed an authenticated contra
u dicon is said to have reached the French Govern
OF ment.
The English Treaty with China.
e The London Times (city article) Of September 9Th
he has the following
D. reports current at Houg-kong regarding the ne5
be treaties. The English treaty said to be mue
III more lengthy than the Others and this may perhaps
partly explain the delay in its receipt The account
received a few days back, from Paris, said that th
g- indemnity to be paid 81, GOO, but failed t
9 mention whether this was to be shared between tn
lg two powers, or was merely the amount for Franc
lis According to the present communication, whlI
y Gl 200 600 is tn be paid to France, England to n
ceive 60 200 Goa difference which, should 1t
confirmed, will have q most important effect on or
-as future specie movements. Most of the advces see
I to agree that these ndemuities are to be paid out
the customs duties at Canton, and there likewise a
"U pears to be general impression that although Il
ut, Emperor has succumbed to all demands, he will e
I'd deav0r find means OF evasion as soon as the INN
diate pressure upon him shall have been removed.
lst The Herald says it is stated that the treaty b
tween England and France on one hand, and Chi
on the other, contains 81 articles, and that the i
ne ne demnity to be paid England and France amounts
M Mt's 800 900 900 francs.