New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-28

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magnetic wires with the coast Of Newfoga8iand.
The wires from Queenstown flashed to us the uHy5sY.
come intelligence that the Niagara and Gofnon had
arrived at that port, announcing that the A9aInen
non had parted the cable on Wednesday, Both TaDe
and that two hundred and fifty miles hsd been gad
ont. The squadron was one thousand miles frour
Valsntia. ~
The following explanation has been forwarded from
Field
"Ihe accident is plainly attributable to The lad
weather which prevailed in tile Atlantic abons tHe
time hxsd f9r making ths splice indeed, during tbe
latter part 81 last week the opinion was very geners
ally expressed here, by nautical officers aai 5tlers
competent to form judgment, that such 6 resalt
might be ANTICIPATED.
Ihough there has been another failure ID gar the
hopes Of all here are still high that success pgat 9a
ultimately attained. There ID at present. even @tt
the large loss, such snrplusage of cable "a WIN
@aitant NE renewal o. the expedition without any
further delay than that involved in getting ii = sTg
cent supply Of coal Indeed It Is believed fFt "
false calculation made in respect Of fhis spIl 81 80
beginning y due ~ great measure the neeessisy ~
the return of the Niagara and Gorgon to Queenstown
as the original arrangements were TINT even sr5 4
breakage occur when five hundred miles nd Iesss
paid out the vessels should come together again for
a new splice.
The directors, with Mr. Seward, Mr. Wbiseboa,a
and others interested in the Company. proceed AZ
once to Cork there to consult and decide on sha
course to be adopted, in order TO make ths DELAY ~
resumption OF the undertaking as short p0ssibe.T
dublin, July S, correspondence Of the London Post
Mr.. Lever is resolved to deveIope the capabilities
OF Galway at any cost. At the present moment he
has large sum embarked IN The tEausoceanic paekes
station project; and now he is aboHt throwing hig
energy into new field Of enterprise the nature of
which will be most readily ascertaned by a Dersa f
the following letter. addressed to the Chairman 81 the
Galway Harb0r Commissioners
"My Dear SIR Enclosed You have a cons ag4 a. III
ter addressed to me, and may safely sag am j al
position to lay wire Of Atlantic telegraph between
Galway and Halifax. have offered to do %. saving
the company s3UO00 and taking that amount of in.
terest in the company. Theofer may certainly head
to have been accepted See that copv Of ftis letter
is made use of in all the Galway papers
n, n,, ours, IN haste, JoHs 0RRELL LEVER.
Attached to the foregoing important eonlnunica.
tlon was the annexed letter
81 ADELPHI TERRACE, STRAND, June g, 1858.
Dear Sir | shall be happy to make Galway the
point OF departure for this company for my sbEsrn
telegraph combined with America, In place of Fal-
mouth or the Lands End, should I meet with fhat
and cooperation from those interested
IN the irish Midland Great Western Railway ard the
steamship company between Galway aad America
''Yonrs truly, THolfAs AITtSs
John 0rrel Lever Esq
The benefit which must accrue to Galway from Vie
spirited conduct Of Mr.. Lever can hardly ID eaIcu
lated.
Great Britain.
A NEW GOVERNMENT FOR BRITIsH AMEgFc9-2A
BILL introduced by Sir Bulwer Lytton for Organizing
the Northwest territories of British America lIuer
Governor and Council, had been printed The nras-
ent designation Of these territories-New Caledonia
lis to be continued, and they are TO embrace i'll te
country bounded TO the south BY the frontier AZ ma
United States to the east by the water shed between
the streams that flow into the Pacific ocean and
those which flow into the Atlantic and Iov oceans %
the north by the 5?th parallel Of latitude and to the
west by the Pacific, including Queen Gharlotte's
Island and all adjacent Islands, except Fancouygrs
The latter, however, may be Included at any future
time on an address being presented for the purpose
by its local legislature.
The war steamer Ajax had been ordered to proceed
from Dublin to Belfast, and remain there until AFTER
the 18th Of July. The step is said to have beeu
taken on account Of the preparations Of the Orange
lodges Tor formidable demonstration on the 18th.
Three vessels from the American lakes viz the
Black Hawk, Ghieftain and Z. s. Adams attracted
considerable attention at the docks at Liverpool.
France.
Letters from the wine growing districts sneak en-
couragingly Of the odium having shown itself only
here and there at intervals wide apart and there
strong hopes that this year its effects will be very
limited and partial Spirits had fallen In conss-
quence.
spain,
The Nord of Brussels, in speaking of theehanre Of
ministry in SPAIN states that il has reason to believe
that certain menaces of England relative to (ha IN
account OF the slave trade were not uncOnneeted with
the accession of Marshal 0Donneli this latter being
strongly in favor Of the French policy and the
French Government having declared that it would
not desert Spain in the question of the colonies n
was said at Madrid to be the intention to institute
ministerial department for the Spanish possession b
yond sea- such as had been thought of when tie li,
busters, under Lopez, attempted to take Cuba.
Hanover
1t is stated from Hanover that notice had haen
given by the United States Government that when
the present treaty OF commerce between the two
countries expires on the 18th Of this month il Is not
the intention of the United States that 1t s1onl h
renewed so long the Hanoverian Government sball
perseyere in eyyng at Stade those dues which the
American people considered to be illegal. 1t Is
further reported that after that date American vessels
will resist the payment of all dues at Stae and that
United States manofWar-sad to be the Merrnac
will then appear in the Elbe, protect them from
the consequences of this resistance.
Russia.
dispatch from st. Petersburg, of the s0th ut.
received at Brussels, says The issue of d loan Of
from 30,0O0000 to 40000000 roubles, at per cent
repayable at par and to be contracted exclusively ia
Russia, has just been announced, and it is said that
the greater part of it has already been subscribed Nv
the Government in the name of charitable establish
mentS The first general meeting of the Great Rus
slan Railway Company took place on the 24th, and
the various propositions made by the Board Of Direct
ors were unanimously adopted
Insurrection In Russia,
" Adyices from Revel state,a says Voss's Gazette
- that an 1nsnrrecton has broken out in EsthoDia
which had forced several landed proprietors to take
refuge in the above-naIned town A body of 60
troops, sent from Revel, were met by 900 peasans
armed with sticks pitchtorks and sharpened poles.
An engagement took place, in which Is soldiers and
4U peasants were Killed.
Latest.
LONDON, July Z, noon.-The Paris Patrfe Of last
night contains a semi-offiGal announcement which
leaves little doubt as to Queen Victoria having ac.
cepted the Rmperor's invitation to the Gherbourg
feteS.
La Presse publishes an article in favor Of the
liberty of the press
The Pays perseVeres in opposing any modification
of the home policy although it admits that the gram
deur OF the empire would not be irreconcilable with
liberty; but when, it asks has liberty in France been
connected with tranquility or with anything lasting2
The executive Of the German Diet will wait until
the 18th July, before inqairng whether Denmark has
fulfilled the resolutions of the Diet. It will then de-
liver an nltimatum, fixing period for the accom-.
plshment Of those resolutions,
The German papers are loud in their praise Of the
excellent appearance Of the vines on all the most
noted points on the Rhine.
The Russian and French Commissioners join in the
opinion that the Saint Georges channel is the best
suited for the entrance Of the Danube Austria adyo
Gates the Sulna mouth.
The Turkish imperial decree, calling out 100000
men of the reserve, is alleged by the Porte to be o..
casioned by the necessity of having at command
sufficient force to secure the execution OF the measures
of order and reorganization which the Government
were resolved to apply to all of the provinces com
tornable to its engagements with the Allied Powers.
QUEENSTOWN, July, There is yet no news of the
Agamemnon and it is thought she may he steering
for Plymouth
LONDON Markets, Wednesday, July THE arri.
walls of grain are very limited. Wheat in coed de.
mand at rather over Mondays prices spring is fully
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