New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

SFGaE Britain.
The Qneen, Prince Consort, Princes and Processes
ana royal suite, Wouldleaye Edinburgh on Wednesday
morning, October 10th, for London.
The Times says there Is a doubt entertained By the
French Government as to whether it the English or
the Spanish Consul who has been assassinated at
Ietuan. The dispatches Of General McMahan an
nounce that it is the Spanish Consul the dispatches
received by the Minister of Foreign Affairs cav the
English Consul has been assassinated.
The Marquis of CIanricarde formerly Postmaster
General, had complained in public letter. that the
mail contract with Messrs. Cunard had been Drema.
urely renewed, notwithstanding the existence of the
Lever line, and his Ordship had suggested public
meeting OIL the people Of Galway to consider the
matter.
The Times alludes to the extraordinary perfection
attained in locomotive steam power, as evinced by
the success OF Bray traction engine in daily opera
tiOE in Woewich dOckyard, which has attained a
high degree of interest The same paper remarks that
memorial is about to be presented the Government
through some Of the first houses ia London which
will have the concurrence of all who desire to see the
law Of England respected, and the public saved from
the reproach Of perpetualiy acting upon impulse in
stead Of conscience.
The Pays publishes the following The news Of
the massacre at Tetuan is unfortunately confirmed.
Mr.. Nahon, the French Vice Consul, and the Vice
Consul Of England have been mastered by the pOpu-
lace. later dispatch corrects former account and
says it was the English and not the Spanish sgent
who has fallen.
The yalentia correspondent of the London Tele.
which we extract the following:
will mention that in 1851 the Niagara paid ont
$50 miles of CABLE 10 of which was shore cable
although ID miles were originally intended to be laid
9noL1ly anet w AlIs lalluie sLe Lelpsg steaner
"a Lound W sais up oal alu a.lan i1les
VI sOIe is's cue .dt .Iieese ell o1t
the $50 were taken up, and more think might have
e ~, 81 III 49, y ~ I'm gt' Iiiise'I. LhsIe
80 ~ th 80; IS sa",I to - VI; urueL
onraiI a. 10 to+inn 49, ~ saas ut nov
aGenaly ~ Ihe statio niiles OF shofe caoe. Mhen
was IS miles of it at Plymouth since taken round to
ToudOn Now | understand after a 1eIav nF pear,,
three months miles Of shore cable il n IL sent
ronnd from London which win make 1O miles in
all and wouId make 10 miles in lenoth If the old
shore cable ia used. Now it ia NOT likely that the
damage is in the first 10 miles although of cnIrsa N
Is nossibe The directors one yyonld imagine 7vnn1d
try TO Law down afresh say 80 miles 20 Of shore and
3i of ordinary cable. Then Mr.. Whitahonsp,s ideas
ouId he prOyed as it ia still unite nossible tbat the
damage NAV be near shore Notwithstanding the con.
trary 0nini6ns of Professor Thomson Mr. Varlev Mr.
| Henley etc
One thing is very certain if the new shore end
when laid does not improve matters. the season il
too far gone TO do ANYTHING more this year a1thonph
SIGNALS from Newfoundland were evident vastarday
Afternoon The Atlantic telegram staff al nreaant
consists Of the SUPERINTENDENT NIT BarthoTomar and
five clerks or assistants viz, Messrs CoIlett KINGS
/ ford CaIc1tt Bnll and Smith These latter a5c,
| watch fonr hours and fortv.eight minutes and tha
present system is to try and send MESSAGES from
VaIentia at the even hours saw four TO FIVE sy tn
seven, ETC. and receive at the odd believe all the
staff here have got notice 10 leave the comnanv An
the Both November unless anything favorable fnrns
mn In all probability Mr. Kell who has been cnn.
nected with the Mediterranean cable will he able tn
commence operations in about three days, and the
general beiefis that the shore end will be brought
n past the lighthouse. instead Of round between
Church Island and the main land, a. at present. The
superintendent Know approves Oh thls and II avoids
the cross sea-
France
The Times Pars correspondent says that NJ Wa
that he has by order OF the Emperor, sent note to
| the French AmbassadOrat Rome, to be communicated
to the Ponttical government, expressive Of the dis
satisfaction with which the Emperor has heard of the
child Mortara having been tOrcibly taken away from
his parents and that he has instructed the Ambassa-
dor to make strong circumstances on such conduct.
It is stated in Austrian diplomatic circles that the
French Government refused to permit England to act
either as arbirer Or mediator between France and
Portugal. The French Government are constructing
considerable number Of vessels for the transport
cavalry Although the toftitcations OF CIyita VEG
CHA are making rapid progress orders have recently
Iee received rom faFls 70 u. Oh more anas. Inc
Lohuou Iost nus tuc ioiio"Ius oou'iaulctoH Vi tnt
ruR N assassl1 @t. n,,..r,- s,, A.,
5LA.shLLE9 III "a li ; the vi
SUI u w rne ~ aiT rs a. n's, LuahG ny
TataD Trbore 10 nothinai ron, Norn%r If move inn
portnnce than news OF the ordinary disturbances
Count Ludolph, Neapolitan Minister at Munich has
received orders 10 demand ollGaiy inc haha Oh the
tbe Two SciIies. me Times Paris CORRESPONDENT
saws according To the accounts received from various
parts of France trade not so active as was expected
now that the period for Openng the winter trade has
arrived
Portugal.
Inc AusteTtZ ana Inc Donuw9rth are sun III tge
lagus; l1e hhSlsh liueoi-oaVtie sup victory 105
guns ana Inc E9slisn steam tolFetLe t'aeGooh, q
guns, had arrived Llsoou letters sIate thaI the
queen Is III au Interesting tohu'lou'
4 ts3t"' 4, A..
Inc Augsburg Nazette learns from warsaw tnAt
Prince Napoleon was MOI more tlan thtee minutes
alone WIN Tue d4epeLoI AleAag I UuU tHe O"ar
| tells very ulHelehI sI9Iy. Inc Ctato" Papel
aHlnS IhtG Ihe CHar anu us bueS' MeIe oloaetea
together iof au h94E anu NAT anu 'uae Tue Couu
tehahce OF Tue fIencu IIlnCe Was quite iauale
when ne quiz the russian lnohatch'
N, 80 ~ .t.Il,
Inc times correspondent says steamer hal been
sent with materials ior an elecIFS teegraph between
Oatnfo ana AutlSafi. an eat1u4paAe Hho uout
great damage al oOPhlu'
Turkey.
The late news from GonstantinOple is of the 9tt
inst The map of Montenegro is finished, and will
be brought before the Council There have been grea
reductions in the departments Of Justice and Police
China.
The London Times of the Goth publishes the fol
Iz,i, 7,to,;,I ,,.;,I ,,t;b ro o,,, ortiro for +po
'o"'Ns eu'Oi i'' a'''o,>' "A'S' w NeP!
very extraordinary statements IL cou@l'uS lHShluhs
the course and conduct OF our Minister to China Mr.
Paad