New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HUNGARIAN.
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PoRrLAsD, Jan. M.-The steamship Hungarian.
Capt. 7. Jones, Of the Montreal ocean Company.s
line, has arrived at this port. She left Liverpool
on Wednesday, the 2sth ut., and touched at
Queenstown on the following day, where she re-
ceived one days later advices by telegraph from
Liverpool and London than were received by the
New York at Halifax
Political and General News
The political adyices received BY the Hungarian
are Of an unimportant character
The Pope refuses to enter the Congress unIess
the Emperor Napoleon denies being tie author Of
the pamphlet entitled, 1Le Pape ct le Goueres 4,
which a has created 20 much attention in Europe
i, me bishop OF orleans has written an answer to
the Napoieonic pamphlet. upon the position Of the
Pope and his authority in Italy. The Bishops an.
swer is very violent in Its opposition to the views
expressed in that pamphlet, and is exciting almost
equal attention in political circles.
LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Col. Cadogan an attacbe ~
the British Legation at Turin, has been ordered to
visit Gen. Fanti, the commander-in-chief or the
troops OF the Romagna, as Bologna, to confer with
him in regard to the reconstruction Of Italp
The Danubian Principalities are contracting far
loan OF 60 600 600 francs, as security for which
they are pledging the landed property of the gov
The Minister of Finance Of Rome has been ob,;yed
to sell 2,0000 600 francs Of the Consolidated Govern
ment funds to detray the necessary expenses of
the government. . s.
Later advices have been received from Calcutta
but they comprise nothing important.
Business was very dull, transactions being limited
| to actual wants, on account Of the high prices.
Later advices from China state that the Chinese
Government was making vigorous preparation for
defense against the expected combined attack az
| England and France.
Count Walewski says that while he remains at
the head of Foreign Affairs in France, the anti
| Roman pamphlet entitled 1.-THE Pope and tbe Com
| gress = must not be considered as the programme
Of the French Ministry.
The Chatham Dockyard, in England, is to be nut
1 in thorough state of Defense
Lord Hardinge Is dead.
A serious military riot occurred at Camp Alder.
Il shot, where the British Government are training
volunteer rifemen in accordance with the late pro.
vision Of Parliament. The rioters were only sub
1 dued after three militia-men had been shot dead
and many others wounded.
The French Government has abandoned it's in
tention to prosecute Count Montalembert for pub
fishing articles offensive to the Government
| The Paris Constitutional says that the French
Government wishes to consolidate rather than de-.
| stroy the temporal power of the Pope
| Later advices from Morocco via Madrid, state
that no further engagements Of importance had
| taken place.
Advices from Constantinople state that the Sub
lime Porte had issued formal circular to all the
powers Of Europe, calling on them to settle the
question OF the Suez canal, by guaranteeing the
integrity of the Turkish Empire.
The London Times condemns the vagaries of the
American Abolitionsts, and expresses its views
upon the subject of the raid in Virginia and
its effect upon the perpetuity of the Union, in
very conservative manner.
The ship Bleroye Castle, from Liverpool, bound
for Australia was wrecked In the English Channel
All on board, consisting Of % passengers and. .3a OF
the crew, are supposed to have perished.
The ship Lady Franklin, from Liverpool, bound
for Moaranham, came in collision with an unknown
ship at sea; the latter was badly damaged and
sunk almost instantly. Only one man was saved.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29.-The sales of Cotton on
Thursday the day Of sailing Of the Hungarian from
Queenstown, estimatad at 5000 bales of which
amount spectators and exporters took 1000. The
market closed with an improved tone being slightly
frmer than on the previous day.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29.- The Breadstnfs market
closed generally steady. Flour closed dull and un-
changed. Red Wheat is quoted at los. Id; /; the
market closed with an advancing tendency. Corn
closed steady at previous quotations Provisions
closed generally dull.
Coffee closed steady at previous quotations. Rice
closed quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Dec. 29-The Breadstufis market closed
firm and unchanged. Sugar closed firm at previ-
Gus quotations. Coffee generally closed buoyant.
LONDON Dec. 29-The funds are generally un-
changed. Consos for account are quoted at ssh to
95s sc. ex-dividend.
The English funds have somewhat improved; an
advance of is reported.
The Paris Bourse closed dull the funds were
sOmew hat depressed.