New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-10
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Particulars Of Foreign News.
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Adylces BY the Canada are to tire l7tl from
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Nothing Of Importance had transpirea relative
10 the Congress. Tie attendance of Conut gayosa
the representative OF Sardinia, attracted Eucl
attention, Int nothing was officially kneWn Din tht
subject
liz rtr,ressrfed III f;,er Nfit5sera Il; 1 MI IN
the remaining powers to aeDd PIenip9 fa3if;aries
The Paris Pdb,te mentions as runIor thai
Prince Gortsclla koff will decline fo attend se Con
gress iii tile plepipotenffary Of Russia, uiaiess
England il represented By some important mem
/ Der Of the Cabinet.
\ Tie Vienna correspondent DC the London Times
says that it Is finally settled that Count geriberc
Il to be present for AuetFia at the opening Of the
\ Congress- Baron Won MYsenbus0. Who Vent ID
| Zurich with Count Coilorodo, also goes to Paris
/ and viii renan there as The second pe1.fs,tef.-
tiary. when the Minister PrcsidesYs remains to
Vienna.
Itis understood that the Congress viii not meet
Oh Tic 9Th of January, bua propably afout fhe
middle Of that month
The Paris l,esse contains NJ, article IN st;eI, II
il observed that England and Sardinia fIsusf have
demanded and obtained s.ridfs rnar.s nss i,sfsr.
sending definite Ia tie 81 Fssnss
and Id further that flle ,xg,nJ IL
impossible II the princigie III m
I nal hefr, accented J,v I'll tI,a t,a,,,a,s -
hastily summoned Cabinet feaucl wa l,e1.a n,
London oil HE I5f, rIt M;tiisYs ua "a
by telegraph from the country bs Tssii,rs ~
yertjsar believes that 1roet,t siya Il,
tive Is lie ogrcss III s M esi1 =
not improbable that The arrogance Of he pone il
claiming for his REPRESENTATIVE urseedeucf, NOR an
the other Powers may have nan, MI T III, .;t
for the Cabinets consideration. Another rshnet
Council was held on the 10th ss'-'Ss
The renewed efforts iii behalf If tbe srsx fyaray
attracted general attention, Tl,p ;,s.ssIs
all dsclaim opposition to it on political grour.is.
bnt riicules its feasibility ss frTfler
taking - Z go st.ss'SA
The London Post. Lord palmerston,a oraa,. nc.
serts that if do Lesseps obtains q firra tis
Porte sanctionfng tI,e Suey canal III Tiff
ceedcd in severng Turkey from Egypt If The r-
man confers ON the COMPANY the afsf,Iute
sion in plain language tic soyereentv IN sevaral
miles of the banks is ceded ami tie riat conferred
Of erecting fortressas It forms no Dart Of fbe
policy Of England that mo indenenaas,rs e u
friendly State shall he assaulted If firms ~. Il
the interest of England 10 assist IN esr7yna ont a
scheme wholly inpracticable. 81 of wi,ish III ths
practicability would he shown i,, at;ns ~ tI
especial benefit OF France Egvnf;a,, T,s 81. ,,
or an egyptian Gibraltar and s,,el Z ras,,it III,
may venture TO add Is not vet ennteusniated X,
the statesmanship Of Lord PaInersto., : :
The terms granted IN the ,ljrecf,sys II .y
Eastern fpr tie Ham 1T fort. tj,t,I.ss III s
six months on mortgage of the vessel m. syey
and a half per cent. per annura w.
now amounts to two hundred and sesanty-tra
thousand pounds '-''s AZ ' 4
Four sailors, belonging to the American sI,ip "a
well Spraane were arresti for
The ship Norfolk had arrived sra,n sys,ba,r,,o
ria Tondn,, n Ti 5vass . -.
the mort Of Aduol n the Rea ssa haa ta
to France ana thnt Il Frencl, vesaai IN
shortly expected there Ia tslse nassesso 3, ~
a Swiss paper says that Napoleon relnsed mar.
mission for Marshal tr seca,,t tI Y
which was being Col m far hn 4; ~ ~ pfu
The Paris NSuifes,, nubIishes ~, 4 rticia 1.;
ing the law of the press fhe ,yssIan ara ~
of which, it says, has been proved by edit ve.rs
experience. $ - 70 - sssls
Rnmors were current that the EynnaraY ,,es,1a
inaugrate the new year with fresj,
of a pacific character. : e''o n
The Spanish expeditiou III Morocco az. /,
forced oil the 18th by 1000 inGantrv IA HMM.
and cavalry Report fixes the lass If The MOO Il;
all combats, thus far, at 5000 Cholera nrevaiIsd Il
at Tctuan Gen Prim's corps was ~ H.
road to Tetuan and had forfv t;iI ".
The Moors were repuIsed with rrest inss "
Madrid journal renorfs thSt I'M. ,rn-a. 81
were about to borrow rs 600 ofq fran 81 S ~
bank on depost Of securities 'he
Al holv war IaIl been5 ,,rasla; - il, ., Halt ~ 8
rocco, which would bring tbousanda " M "ar
the seaboard towns TO defend their country
The Paris correspondent Of the InnsSayn fstohs
gives Information that the Emnernr N nstr,s 49,
templates abdication, He says the Archluehess
Sophia, the head of the house Of Hapshufw. ,vho
holds her court AT Praous i The a,,tl.orass7 49,
scheme. 80 et e''o
Advices from Constantnople say that 4ba ipa-ts 4
was celebrating whetherit would be eSnedent y
bring the Suez canal question before the great
Powers. 8
The Official Journal at CopstantinonIe n,,II;sba, j
article showing the necessity for INSTRUMENTATION +,
Servia.
II is stated that the demand OF Tie French an,s
bassador for firrnan favorable to the Suez canal
project had been supported bv the Ministers M
Austria, Prussia, Russia and Sardinia. Fuad Paelsa
confessed he had formally engaged himself Ia re-
fuse an authorization to the project The rurais.
Cabinet, after stormy discussion az M ,,aita9
agreed to request of the Powers which Ind nsasIs
Ine aeove demand 70 come to an understanding
The French trade having been interruptefi bv s
me INHABITANTS of village the river Senegal. 4