New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
the accused The court pronounced sentence Of death
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the accused The court pronounced sentence Of death
on Orsiui Rudio and Peri. Gomez Is sentenced to
penai seTvitude for life.
Belgium.
a discussion has been commenced in the BelQiau
Chambers The bill relative to attempts against the
lyes OF foreign 5overeigns. The Minister OF I1stae
tealy declared that he had not received from
any foreign power any request TO change the law Of
A bill vas passed on the 25th uItmo, the Ministsr
OF Justice promising that no prosecution should take
place without the consent Of bis department but ad
mittihg that ne could not bind his successor.
Austria.
1t Is said that France has called upon the Auafria
Government to curb the license Of the press On Wen
na and In return, France will not oppose Austria
when the question Of the Prncpalities snd the nav-
cation of the Dannbe comes before the Paris onssr
Count BIOL is stated to have declined the offer
Of the French Ambassador.
Hanover and Denmark
The Berlin correspondent Of the London Times
says it is confidently expected that the United States
Government will soon take steps for securing the
Communication of stade toll on shipping going up the
Ebe. The authority says that the United States
and Denmark have at length come 10 agreement
to the amount payable by the former the latter
on account Of light and buoy dues in the Sound.
This amount has been fixed at 1898 oil. and it Is to
be paid into the hands Of Danish agent n London.
When that ceremony has been performed, the former
treaty OF amity and navigation which has been sus
L
Autograph dispatch from Hamburg says that the
DANISH Cabinet resigned on account Of the attitude
Diet.
Spain.
A dispatch from Madrid says that in the Chamber
OF Deputies the ousrages committed by English
seis on those Of SPAIN both on the coast Of Africa
and elsewhere, were claiming attention.
| China.
OCCUPATION OF CANTON THE BRITIsH-cAprURE
| A Il oxs
| TREASURE
The China mail had reached England. The dates
are Canton, January IA, and Hong Kong the 18th.
The Cantonese submitted and evacuated the city
on the 30th OF December.
The Governor Of Canton was taken prisoner "A
well as Yeh and the Tartar General. Yeh was taken
IN the dress OF coole and sent on board the British
ship luflexible- The Governor, Phiguei was suhse-
quently installed as Vice-Goyernor Of the city, with
powers similar 10 those welded by Yeh- rs
The Allies were to continue their protectorate until
satisfactory terms were made with the government Of
Pekin.
At the departure of the mail everything was quiet
and there was fair prospect Of the taking off Of the
blockade and Of the resumption of trade within a
week.
In the assault upon Canton there was numerous
band.tohand encounters. The British lost loo and
the French 80 in killed and wounded large
amonnt Of treasure was captured, but plunder was
forbidden.
At Hong Kong freights were dull and easier, and
the tonnage was increasing.
! At Shanghai large business has been done in tea
but sales were checked by English adviees. Freights
were unaltered. ~
At FooChoo. the duty question has been settled by
the acceptance of Mexican dollars at two per cent
discount.
The United States ships-ofwar Minnesota, Missis-
sippi Portsmouth and San Jacinto, were e. Hong
Kong on the 9TH OF January.
t India.
The Indian mail, with dates from Calcutta to the
25th, and Bombay to the 2Sth of January arrived at
Alexandria on the 18th Of February.
Sir Colin Campbell was waiting at Cawnpore for a
heavy siege train from Agra the arrival of which
be would move with his whole force in concert with
Jung Bahadoor, on Dude.
The Rajah Of Bulubghsh had bcen hanged al
Delhi. The Military Governor of Delhi had given
over charge of the city to the civil authorities.
A report was current that the great Dude Zemin-
dars had offered to surrender on condition of immu-
nifty.
The Calpee rebels were still in force it is said un-
der the leadership of Mana Sahb, and were threaten
ing in the direction of Nagotee.
The ex-King of Delhi was suffering from fever, and
his trial had been postponed.
The Legislative Council had extended to Bombay
an act which justies the detention of the prisoners
sought to be released by habeas corpus.
trifing mutiny among the gunners at Sacepors
is reported.
The town and fort of Meghir had been taken from
| the rebels.
, The Calcutta produce market continued to improve
Imports firm. Money market easy Exchange OF
London, Is. I'd. to rs. lad. on credit.