New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-14
Particulars Of Foreign News.


intelligence:
/ DREADFUL sHtrwRRcx AND Loss OF LryE-
/ RneeHst0tcn August 23--The Times says The
/ SiaydoWer, (bdg) from New Orleans to Nantes with
a cargo o. slaves and nine passengers, capszed on
the Sd Of August, during gale in Tat. Al nj, long.
Al W. Fifteen hands were lost and the master and
seven others having got the wreck when she
righted were picked mp BY the American ship Cairo
from Darien, and landed here. The masters wife
was washed of the wreck.
The Times has the following telegram
Aberdeen, August 23~--The Lady franklin and
Sophia have arrived here from the Arctic Winter
Whale Fishery with twenty-eight whales and aix-
teen tons of bone-both ships fall The Traveller, Of
Peerhead, lost by the breaking up Of the ice in
the sprDg-CreT saved.
The Times says that the Duke Of Malakoff is going
to be married 70 Senorta Sophia Paniega, daughter
Of the Marquis Of Panega.
FRIGHrPuL RAILWAY AcCGDENr-Mondaye even
ing dreadful collision took place near the Round
Oak station, the Oxford, Worcester and Wolyer-
hampton Railway between two excursion trains from
Worcester. Nine persons were dead and large
number wounded in fFightful manner.
The RIVER THA4gss-The Post says:
| As proof Of the improved condition Of the river
/ Thames, quantity Of small Hhitebat was caught
1 on Saturday last off WoolWich.
/ CRUISER Tanned This notorious horse which,
next to the zebra supposed TO present the most
insuperable difficulties to the horsetamer Rarey, is
announced to appear at the Alhambra this week as a
circGs performer.
THE HARvEsT.-The Herald says:
i appears BY the accounts of the harvest in the
different localities that operations are proceeding sat
isactory, but the late rains have caused some little
delay No permanent injury has, however been in
hicted, and the yield of the wheat crop will prove
favorable.
The Etoiie Beige gives the following example Of
the danger Of too precipitate interments few days
ago, while the clergyman was reciting the usual
prayers over the coffin of a child, the supposed dead
child, who had only fallen into trance, awoke and
knocked at the sides Of the coffin utering cries The
Fin rala 1t,f{ I-uN Ft,1E
The Times Paris correspondent says The news
of the bombaTdment of Jeddah has caused some lit
tie sensation here and there persons who appear
only hafpleased with it, because it was done without
the cooperation Of a French man-ofwar.H
The Times Paris correspondent says g The treaty
concluded with China does not It is said confer on
the allies the right Of having permanent diplomatic
agents at Pekin. The Consuls-General resident at
TenSing will be admitted to direct intercourse with
the Cabinet OF the Emperor. private telegTaphic
dispatch of the 2lst from st. Petersburgh says that
the Chinese empire is to be opened to foreigners and
that the left bank Of the ArmOor is henGeforth to
form the boundary between Russia and China
1t is asserted by the Heralds Paris correspondent
that NJ. ThouVenel, the French Ambassador at Con-
stannope, has sent in note to the Porte support
ing the application Of the MontenegTin chietafn,
Danflo, who coolly asks the Turkish Government to
give up to him the harbor Of Sptza, on the Adfi-
attic, on which be asserts he has claims.
The Times says Lord and Lady Palmerstpn are ex-
pected in Paris, and will it is said, pass days at
NJ. DePersignys seat of Chamarande.
says:
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With the Prince anu Princess OF Prussia, and the
Prince and Princess Frederick William drove yester-
day, Ang TO- to Sans Souci and after inspecting the
hv MerIv Whsrave2 lar &sssf Ia 10 y s
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II raTact ad % 'o II M D.
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y eonrban1ant oF tbo E,,Tro I Iu3;Sl t;Sl H. W NJ Hti
J. ~ mn been Delivered df am The fncant nric
IS ond bjs in1rarai tt orc Itt AZ; Lr LII tiL' Pliiie7
TEE T,rtEpTA1 PpoGpFSs IN n lsg Tho pact
, corrasnan5ant savs ,b Far -. M ps az : goo @
turned to ST. Cloud on Saturday evening. nnrfnp
Tie last DAYS Of the Journey theT Naesties met yitR
l. the same enthusiastic reception as hid greeted them
in passing through Normandy and Brittany On tie
Emperors arrival at Repnes he was ne hv The Rshon
r and no less than soc priests, and about 100000
. people The great gathering Of the priests was per-
haps intended to encourage the intention the Empe
ror IS said TO entertain OF raising Rennes from bish-
Oprc to an achbishOprC.
/, The Daily News saws:
n Adyces from Russia announce that the Grand
"a Dukes Nicholas and Michael intend to leave St. Pc
: tersbprg for the Caucasus when the Emperor sets
Il cut for Poland, when they will take part in the milf
Slty "peiaLlous against 9ch2myl ana me mountain
eeiS' WINCH are 70 open III tue autumn
y france
e The HoRteHT contains the following:
" The plenpotentiaFies Of France, AUSTRIA Great
l4H' tsald Isu7sa, 9ai alula anu luFhey asseIl
bled at the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs to proceed to
the signature Of the convention relative to the organ
zation of the Princpalities of Modayia and Walla-
CHA. The exchange OF the ratifcatiOns Of the said
d convention Will take place at Paris in five weeks or
h sooner il possible 1t is only after the accomplish
can he published.
4nothar rdnTarenra vss bai 81 ta Foroi foo
e when important business was transacted regarding
the act Of the navigation Of the Danube Tie peD.
n1tentiaries signed protocol annnlline all that has
been done by the special commission appointed nm.
= der the treaty OF Paris to settle the Question and
referring the question to the various Governments for
81 settlement by the usual channels Of diplomacy,
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70 rafrgnr IN the isrnVar If Two " riSh ,;"a "s
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