New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
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Fer Steamship Africa.


Fer Steamship Africa.
From the mails BY the Africa we extract the fol-
loving intelligence, in addition to our telegrapAic
reports A letter from Reyrout says;
MA American Ambassador has left FOR SiIon.
Tyre Acre and Jafa, whence he proceeds 10 Jern-
SALEM and afterwards to Alexandra, where his
family il TO winter. He hns, lam glad to say. OBJ
tanned perfect satisfaction tor the insult cast the
American Protestant missionaries, Meesrs bod and
Benton by the Raian bigets 81 Eaklie. That town il
topay all eXpenssshasp paid item, i1leea--to which
the missionaries were put, the rent Of their houses
lanage ard loss ct furniture. etc, TO thi. tune oil
twenty thousand piastres; and these, or amy other
Protestant missionaries, have full leave to reside in
Xakiie how, when and where they please.
The Cork (Ireland9 Examiner ii the 18th instant
says:
on Wednesday, the 2Ist nit, the American bark
g. b Troit, Capt. seull, ZIG tuns, and astensibly
consigned to c. e. Dennet, in London, for Colt the
celebrated small arms manufacturer arrived in
Queenstown, carrying q somewhat remarkable ear
Co. being no less than 20, 500 muskets, with furnish
Sngs. contributed by American sympathizers to
Garibaldi. At the time the vessel left the States
there was no knowledge Of the resignation Of the
famous guerilla. In consequence Of the change oi
circumstances the vessel has been desired to wait
Id her present locality until the Issue Of the Con-
gresa Be known. The Gnstoni-hense officers have
been placed on board, as if the ordinary course
i London correspondent Of the N. 7. Herald
writes:
OF course Tou have heard ef tile new naval and
military paper, "a copy Of which send you, aud
for the future Won will be the free ls1 edited
by w. Howard RUSSELL the well known and Justly
celebrated .sbelligerousa correspondent Of the
4 Thunderef Its success is assured for no paper
was ever started under more favorable eirenFn-
stances, either i'll London Or anywhere else. You
may always, with perfect confidence, refsf q i
for the earliest and best authenticated Information
On naval and military matters. 40 Il paper tilat
will ef surety perform Ills duties most unilinch-
inglp for i'll matters relating to the limited Service
Will be dealt with ii fearless honesty. The goT-
ernInent WILL in these departments; require ~ be
constantly Oh HE 4atf riFfs, fGr Mr. W II. Russell
lie editor, ana MI. u. At. noa-d, the sHb-editor
ARE backed up hy al the true sailors and soldiers
ID that information Will neTer DO scarce: anu by
these means lot us hope that kissing will no longer
10 BIZ favor, and logging become as scarce a
unieorns.
By tic London Official Navy list for The present
month and quarter, We find that the British navy
consists Of 5ls vessels, including screw steamer
Of every description exclusive Of which there art
153 gunhoats. III briga, hulks, etc., employed il
harbor service, and III eoastguard tenders. OF tht
| number Of vessels composing tic navy, 40 las,
than sl# arc ii commission, and doing duty ID every
part Of the globe. The vessels ii commission arr
distributed as follows:
I1inc+of-batte slips, frigates, sleeps Ind gun
boats attached to the East IN lia and China station
Go Oh the coast OF Africa, ls; at Australia 81 ii
the Pacific, 10; 1.-THE Bfazis, q on heseutheas
coast Of America, a; at the Cane Of Good Hope
/ &: on Tho North America and West Inaia station
1 III i'll tile Mediterranean, A.; attached tn tht
| Channel squadron, la; and the remaining H. ar
/ employed on particular service, or attached a
guard ships 70 the principal ports IN Great Britain
/ and Ireland.
4 iii addition to Tie above, there are 81 powerful
vessels building at the various royal deekyards
many Of which are nearly ready for launching.
The Peoples Gazette of Berlin gives the follow
\ Ing account Of m interview which took place be
fore The Arehduke Maximilians departure 70
\ Madeira, between him and his brother, the Elm
4 peror Of Austria:
4 very violent scene took place Oh the occasion
i the Archauka being the only member Of tile impe
rial family who seems to clearly sec the eFitca
4 situation of the Austrian monarchy and dare
/ frankly to recommend reforms. The Archdnk
Il strongly pressed his opinions on the Emperor, bu
i seeing that oil was van he ended by saying: " Hi
/ crown you bear is not the property of single per
son. but belongs to all the dynasty; and when
member Of the imperial family sees that il j. place.
4 in danger, his duty is to speak This Ianguag
threw the Emperor INTO great agifa1len aha IN H
SOL The intervention Of q high pefsonage---it j
| supposed the Empress-Was ut last necessary t
/ put an end 10 The painful scene.
j The Belfast drelana1 Banner says:
/ The Rev. Dr. Edgard, the Rev. s. NJ. Dill and th
i Rev. David Wilsnn-the Irish General Assembly
! dapulation to the United States Of America
i landed at Queenstown at hall past clock, II NJ
1 on Wednesday last, after somewhat tempestuon
! voyage. We may mention that the friends !
/ America of our mission schemes have sent the de
j pntation and the mission secretaries home som
/ 4660D richer than they were upon their departure
i A Vienna letter nf the 20th nit, saws
j The conferences between Count de Rechherg an
4 the Apostolic &nncio have been very frequent O
i late they even met twice yesterday. After tn
last Of thesesintefyiews the Nancio had an andiene
i Of the Emperor, which lasted about an hour. TW
messengers left for Rome yasterday-one OF then
from the Auneie to Cardinal Antonelti, the othe
from Count de Rtchherg to Baron de Bach tn
4 Austrian Ambassador.
Gen. Garibalai has written to the Secretary Q
4 the National Italian Society announcing that b
/ resigns his post as President OF that body.
The casualties Of the Spanish army since tn
/ commencement Of the campaign in Morocco
amounted, s5n the 18th Of December, TO 5000
i which it was expected, 1900 will return to jo
their 1roops. Volunteers continued 10 arrive from
| all parts to fill mp the vacancies. The roed t
/ Tetuan was being completed; and on the afflEa
/ OF the siege train the army was to march on th
city, leaving Gen. 0rozeo's division ~ charge
the earthworks on the nights Of serailo
Lord Howden,late British Ambassador at Mad
Tll, low EesuttlS tha heAt 1se1u
very lattering letter to the Spanish Consul Of tina
city. After expressing his sympathies for Spain
he requested his name to be Inscribed on the list
subscriptions opened to assist the Government i
! defraying the expenses of the Morocco war. Iii
lorishp had given one thousand francs TO that end
A Berlin letter of January ID says:
The commercial crisis of 1857 has left sad traces
which are still perceptibIe in the industrial move
ment OF Germany. The facilities of credit who
had been afforded till then by our great bankin
/ houses to manufactures and merchants have bee
succeeded by general feeling Of distrust SO tia
oHf principal hankerashpW extreme reserve IN AZ
raiieihg money commercial securities the II
suit il that German industry Is at this mehiti
suffering from want Of capital. Merchants nav
already been compelled TO restrict their aeallne
4 with America and other foreign countries Wle
/ have usually been conducted on Eerf long cieal
Moreover the number Ut commercial bills 10 eitet
i latnn, either accepted endorsed by BANKERS, by
| diminished to surit eXteat thai tn aisepui
banks, which are numerous i'll Germany, nav Il
some time nast been unable TO transact Their nsut
Il amount iii business.
All through Germany the rate Of discount IL yer
low, and YET very little first rate paper y offered
| An important part of the war indemnify WiG
4 Germany obtained in ISIS was assigned to the Dlf
OF Frankfort 10 meet any pecaslons ct esafaordil
4 ary expenditure required on account ct the Ge
| manic Confederation. NM de Rotiischild,
! Frankfort, with whom the money was deposited ]
i three per cent. have recently applied to the Fed,
raj Diet to have the interest reduced TO two nf
cent. That demand, canaea by the seareeness