New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
Particulars Of ToreIsn News
PER STEAMSHIP ARABIA.

srPoot we extract tne iohoHlng mteaiageace
The British Government had issued q pEocI&m&-
ton against enlistment for the Pope IN Ireland bus
declines 10 interfere In the subscriptions for fhe
siciiiau insurgents, The law officers cf tile Crown
not regarding Il as Illegal
PnIlinger, the defa1Iting cashier Of the Union
Bank, had been sentenced TO 10 vears lJenaI ser
yitude.
a defaIcation ON q small scale had been diEc0y2
covered against the cashier ID Hankey E Co.'S
Bank London, but no prosecution lxaE taken ulare
An influential depatafion, headed bv M &iIuer
Gibson waited upon Lord PaIrnerstof, % lay be-
fore him the plans Of . contemplated teierragh 10
the Government to dispatch vessels TO take so1rna-
ines and make survey OF the route. Nj froakev
and Col. Shanner explained the nature III lid pro-
iect and several Arctic nagfpators urged xYie H.
portance Of The sarvey Lord Palmerston reqaezts
ed the full details 10 writing. ~ S.
Mr. CardweI stated that the attention Of The
money being made in ireland FOR tie use Of yfle
Pope and TO enlistment for the PauaI army Such
were entirely irregular, and steps
would be taken to stop them. .-ss
John Russell stated that Lord GowIey had received
no information from the French Government that
France would claim further territorial compenss-
tion i Sardinian territory was extended 6y tie
pending movements.
He also announced that Government had reeei7sdf
information from St. Petersburg as ID the STATE of
Affairs in TurkeY, similar 70 What appeared under
the head Of Eussia and Turkey q but they had "a
information 7as % the concenffsts0u Of hnaSe1ks|
army on the PrHth s;ssa #ss1k ;5
Lord Loyaine moved for tho correspondence b.
tween the Home Secretary and the Bouthxsefern
kallWa Company with respect To the auxcHI tfaiH
to the late 6ghtfof the champiesiship He ssvsrefV
denounced the cenduct Of the Cdmpauy. go
Lord Palmerston protested againat fbe exxaxsx-
ated observatIons Of Lord Lovaane with Heepee3 ~
the parties who witnessed the fight suGk Slssists
were certainly matters of tasis. he Hsds \ ~
mOrous and characteristic apology On behAH s&
those VINO regarded pr1ze- lighting as manly
amusement, illustrative OF the best qualities ef the
British race.
After some debate, during which several mem
bers protested against the police being called upon
70 keep the peace, whilst the Governmsnt u that
House encouraged those who violated Il, ne suh-
Bells Life of the 18th inst. announces that q
meeting took place between sayers and Heenan.
At that Office, yesterday, TO discuss the means Of
terminating the dispute DetWeen them and rs 70
the possession Of the champions beIt- II wass
ultimately agreed that Two new beit9, exAcS
counterparts % the one 60 mnch coveted skQald
De made, the money Tor the purpose t. be raised
by public subscription. Each of the candidates b
to head the list for that held BY bis opponent 4he
old belt VII remain in the possession of the pro-
may aspire to the honor Of wearing ii. s s. s. 77s
Sayers has engaged 70 retire from the King.
It's Inferred from some of ne Far1s papeTss thAf
in the event OF Sciliap insurrection, leading "
the extension 81 q the Sandman Kingdom the El-
peror will be likely TO demand compensation ~ =
fresh extension OF French territory. E...s
The Paris correspondents of the London Herald
between the GaDinels Oi L0nuon and farls. he-
| specting this he says Matters seldom were ID y
more critical aspect,n and asserts that France,
Russia. Austria and Spain were leagued together.
The Par1s correspondent OF the London Timoe
refers to the same subject he says u ts proposed
that the two Governments zet their faces ngainst
intervention, whether from Anstria. Piedmonts cr
the Papal States and et the hieilisrs aud heaFoir
| itans night Y ont; He says the relations nefxsen
that the Goyernment press were notified to use I,ss
1 strong language against England n .zsf3s ( 4
1 The ST Petersburg TELEGRAPH states that the
urincipal foreign Minister'S exceutirg the Turkish
/ we're recentlys conyoked II Prince SfsortaohaE0G
WIN decIarei that tha rosit;an nf the Chrafiars ~
i Tprkev had become AZ intnIerabla TINT Ruasia Waa
ON the pont of ddressing strorlg IA
/ the Porte IA their favor and hoped to obtairI tS
/ aunnort Of other powers z sz. ~ 8 is9 Is lssSsu
| = lrhe Iondon Tmea SAYS that Ruassa Il nrsmea;s
i tating second Menschikoff MssIl3. ana that Eng
Iani rb;ie lahnffny III advance thc fntarpsts iii
Christians. cannot forget that she ia pledged t ad
vance the interests Of ;ha Ottoman Stata 80 -,
i A Vienna teiecram Of the 18th states on reliable
authority that mart Of aribadi,s expedftiou ieen1
i barked 1t Marsa,a on fbe Iftf from, two vesssIs
The Roya shus were Obliged to cease firing iayFiua
"A two houTs being il ID ssserted ureyenfed 81