New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-06
Great Britain.

ANGRY CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN FRANCE IN
ENGLAsD-We are enabled to state that very aneyy
French and English Governments, relative ID IA
permission granted by our Government to Austrian
vessels to take shelter under our guns at Malta.
The French Government energeticalIy complains Of
this as showing an undue friendship for Austria in
asnuch as French vessels, having no fear Of Aus
tran ships, do not seek require the same protec-
ton.
STATE OF ENGLISH PoLrrIcs.-We NAV state fsavr
the Adyertser) for the information of our readers
who are naturally anxious to learn the probable course
of events on the assembling OF the new Parliament
that the tactics which ought to be pursued by Is
Liberal party just under the considesaicn a
their leaders. few days ago, it wae iakonahf ~
best course to adopt would be to novS ~ alSeri
ment to the address, condemnatOry Of II -
the Derby Government, in dssolying Psrlhfs 81 :
time when general war in Europe was apprehended
by all classes in the country, and towards which the
first step had already been virtually taken BY the hos
stle attitude assumed by France and Austrs towards
that this idea has been given up and that Il Il ne
resolved that in the event of the Queens speech con
tanning no recognition OF the expediency of Parlia-
mentary reform, an amendment will be moved 10 the
address, condemnatory of the omission and affrminr
the justice and necessity of reform in the House n
Commons. Lord John Russell. Sir James Graham
Mr.. Milner Gibson, and several others, have inter
changed their sentiments as to the best mode of
drawing up the amendment In question.
1t was proposed that Lord John Russell sboul8
move the amendment; but since then has been suu-
gested that Lord Harry Vane, or some other less
the task confded to him. However nothing on th;s
point is yet definitely settled. In the event Of snch
an amendment not being carried it is intended that
in the second week OF the season, substantive reso
luton should be proposed, expressive Of a want Of
confidence in the Government and it is believed that
greater number of members would be induced TO
support such resolution than would be found to vote
for an amendment to the Address, Is thought this
will be the best course to adopt because Lord Derby
when he dissolved the late Parliament, did 60 on tho
alleged ground that he appealed to the country under
the iull conviction that the result would be an ex
preston OF confidence in his government. We can
state that Lord Palmerston will concur in the course
in question, and that the noconfdence motion viii be
carried by majority of between twenty and thirty.
:, FINANCIAL n II AND COMMERCIAL INTELLEGRNCE-The
Bank of Hamburg had lowered its rate Of discount
from to AZ per cent. to to per CENT
The business on the London Stock Exchange on
the 18th was limited and the tone Of the market was
less firm. Consols closed at Oh to Oh. Applica-
lions for discount light though the demand for
money on the Stock Exchange was rather more &C.
tive. ~
At Manchester, Tuesday was quiet day. Prices
underwent considerable decline, and the tendency
was still downward. The principal buyers kept out
of the market = 3
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, May 1.-THE sales
of Cotton to-day are estimated at 1000 bales, Of
which 500 taken for export. The safes include
10 Egyptian, at I'D. to sgd; 200 surat at a. to sd:
and 80 Sea Islands at lid, The market closes heavily
Compared with Fridays rates, prices Of American
die III tue Dut SCARCELY 10 the amount
of 3D. per Id. The Cape import comes on the marked
slowly; it shows large proportion Of soft and dusty
LIVERPOOL Corn MARkNT, May l7.-There was
fair average attendance at our market this morning.
and moderate business TRANSFERRED prices advanced
about 4d. to Cd. per 100 lbs. on Wheat and Flour.
and other articles participated in the Improvement
a better demand being checked by the favorable
weather.
LONDON MARKETS, May l7.-Tea inactive Cou-
gon, Is. I'd. Sugar slow but unchanged. Coffee
unchanged. Rice improved, and in some cases Sd.
higher; about 20,0 900 bags had changed hands Ar
racan, 9s. 3d. to los. Provisions inactive and droop-
ing. Satpetre unchanged. Pig iron, 49s. Tin
firm ; Straits, fl29 Spelter in request at f19 los.
Other metals inactive. Indgo-Public sales Of Qua
temala went off heavily, and prices declined 4d. to
Cd. per pound. Wool-Sales more spirited but no
Improvement in rates. Lnseed oil steady at 29s.
Spirits Turpentine, As. Cd. to 46s. Taliow flat at
SOS. 3d. for T. Y. G.
AMERICAN SToCKs.-The latest sales were of ILL
nois Central shares at Al to ~ discount do bonds
Seven, 70 +; Erie shares, 46A New York Central
shares, GO to 60.
MARKETS BY THE HUNGARIAN.
The Liverpool circulars quote cotton lower, and
the sales of Tuesday only 5000 bales.
There was some talk of short time at Manchester
Richardson, Spence i Co. quote -four at I'd. to Sd.
higher wheat I'd. to Sd. higher and corn 3d. higher
Provisions quiet.