New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-30
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NEW YoRK, April 2s.-The mails received from
Europe by the steamship Vanderbilt, which ar
rived this morning, have been fully distributed.
Those for the South were dispatched by this even
ings regular train, and will be due in New Orleans
on Wednesday evening, I'd prox.
Fl. B. Ms screw steamer Palestine will cross the
Atlantic in company with the vessels which are to
be the convoy Of the Prince OF Wales to Canada |
She will go to Quebec.
The work on the mammoth steamship Great
Eastern is being carried ON with great rapidty. |
1t was the general belief that she would be ready
to accompany the convoy Of the Prince Of Wales |
on his contemplated tour to America.
The citizens Of Nice were balloting on the cues
ton Of annexation Of their territory to France with
immense enthusiasm. 1t was considered certain
that large majority would be obtained.
The Chambers of Piedmont have been prorogued
| till the LIST of May.
The Government of Naples has resolved to re-
main neutral during the present state Of affairs in
| Italy. ,sz
Popular demonstrations have been pronounced
at Aversa in favor of Victor Emanuel. The city is
in state of siege.
1t was thought doubtful whether conference
would assemble at Paris, to consider the present
condition Of affairs in Switzerland.
No separate negotiations between France and
England have been opened, but the matter has
been placed in the hands of the Great Powers.
The Governments of France, England and Prus-
STA have consented to demand of the Federal
Council for a Conference.
Adyices received from st. Petersburg say that
Russia has given favorable reply to the note
from the Federal Council.
"A treaty Of commerce between France and Bel
| GUM is in fair way of being negotiated.
celebrated Dutch astronomer has announced
! the temperance of the famous comet of Charles
| V. by next August
Considerable excitement exists in Bengal. Dis
turbances have taken place between the Indigo
planters and the Ragots. gsf
party of rufians attacked factory in the dis
trict of Maridda. ss4
The ship Lord Raglan, from Bombay bound for
Kurachee, was totally wrecked on the Catlymar
1 coast. No lives lost.
/. One Of the most prominent cotton merchants in
the city Of Liverpool, whose name is not given,
was reported to have failed previous to the depart
ure OF the Vanderbilt.
LIVERPOOL, April l8.-The Liverpool market for
Breadstufs closed generally steady.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report Indian
Corn closed firm. They quote Yellow at 35s. @s6s.
3d., and White at 36s. @36s. 4d
Further Particulars Of the Great Prize Fight
Another account Of the great prize fight states
that the thirty-ninth round, which the last,
Heenan got his arm around Sayers' neck and to all
appearances was strangling him, when the crowd
outside the ring became disorderly, and shouted
let him CO." This, however, had no effect on the
4 combatants. Heenan stuck to his hold until the
ring was broken in and the greatest confusion pre-
| vailed.
The umpire was carried away in the throng and
the fight thus prematurely brought to close,
neither having been declared the winner.
"A The London correspondent of the New York
Times, visited Heenan on the evening Of the 18th,
and found him in the most comfortable condition,
and in excellent spirits.
Heenan is not at all satisfied with the result, but
| is anxious to fight Sayers as soon as possible.
The Americans in England and a large portion d
the British public very indignant that the agh
, should have been interrupted in such shameful
/. manner.
Their indignation is loudly and vehemently es
/ pressed. They assert that the ring was broker
$ into by pack Of thieves, who used the occasion
I as an excuse to rob every respectable perso
! present.
i 1t was well known by Americans in England tina
Heenan would not be allowed to carry the cham
!, pion's belt out of England, had he won the tigh
r ever so fairly.
There is no doubt in the minds of any of the can
' did spectators of the fight, that Heenan had TIL
advantage and would have won the fight, had no
the interruption occurred.
1t sequally asserted that the interruption of Thu
! fight was preconcerted plan on the part of thos
+ who had staked largely upon Heenan.
, 1t is positively stated by impartial spectators 0
E the fight that Engshmen who had bet their all o.
Sayers, so soon as they found that Sayers wa
|, losing, resorted to the most unfair means to al
4 Sayers by keeping Heenan back and pulling hi
9 down.
= LONDON, April ls.-A meeting of the American
Z in London takes place tonight on the subject
the unprecedented conduct of the friends of Sayer
!, and the foul play, which, it is admitted on a
: hands, was exercised during the fight.
' Mr.. George Wilkes, of Wilkes Spirit Of the Time
q will demand the champions belt for Keenan, an
! will prove to the satisfaction of all unprejudice
+ minds that he is entitled to it. Heenanis right
will be properly attended to and protected by tn
y Americans in England. Many Englishmen ar
satisfied that Heenan had the best of the fight.
, New York, April 2s.-One of the evening paper
says that a gentleman, now at the st. Nieholt
e Hotel in this city, who witnessed the fight from
!. ginning to end, states that when Heenan had g
i, Sayers into such position that he must have !
I, eyitably won the fight, John Morrissey, who stot
: mme dately behind Heenan, cut the ropes and
i. Heenan fall to the ground, thus releasing Sage
id from the iron grasp Of his antagonist.
i. A dispatch dated London, Wednesday, eyenin
y April IS, says that a rumor is now in current q
IS euation throughout the city that another fight
r. the worlds championship will take place betwe'
e John O. Heenan and Tom Sayers, the two pugilis!
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z FURTHER FROM HAVANA.
~ ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMSHIP ISABEL.
el SAVANNAH, April 2s.-The steamship Isabe
y which arrived at this port, brings the following
n telfgence.
in The Havana correspondent of the Savanna
IN News says that freights had slightly advance
80 Exchange on London closed at u to 12a premium
r Exchange on New York and Boston closed at
H. | . nreniuu Eycban9e on New Orleans ia selling