New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-02
w Orleans 9ailg Gpst ,nt.
Inter eroml Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIA.
r anrrAEp, Me-. April 26.-Ihe steamer Nova
= III from Liverpool the 18th, via Londonderry
l3th, arrived here this morning. Her dates
ths one day later.
, any PANIC IN MONEY MATTERS.
lie London Times's city article says: THE
ia in the stock exchange became more general
lies tertlay and nearly all descriptions of foreign
~ e5atiye securities closed at further disastrous
Z E Three failures have already occurred in the
ere al exchange in connection with the approach
shalfmontiy settlements. There was a little
VIII r. business in the cotton market yesterday, but
iey Decline since last Friday has been equal to I'd.
;it mound. The last price of cotton from Paris
~ nj a relapse of {. The reports from the Paris
- Use are that the Credit Mobilier Company have
In been large sellers of all the principal securi
wn On this account the apprehensions of war
yly greatly increased.
N H. he extent to which the shares Of great ma
re ~ of modern companies have been in the
as IS Of weak holders is evidently much greater
W was supposed, and it now appears as if tn
ket could not settle into a healthy condition
general change in this respect shall have
effected. After business hours there was
D renewal Of heaviness. The discount demand
.he bank remains moderate the supply OF
Ia icy in the open market being ample at trac-
= he Star calculates majority of thirty in favor
!" be reform bill. The Owl says that Mr.. CLAD
+, ie's budget will contain several small but pro-
: #ive changes, sweeping away CERTAIN MINOR 70.
toms duties, and dealing with 'lhe daues on
+ ber bottled wines, etc.
Us stated that the government has sent orders
- ii. Rawson, the governor OF the Bahamas, to
1ine the goyernorship Of Jamaica on the return
III Henry St0rk.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
f.. - - ,,,,l;r,f,,isr,sd r,,oar+,i,+,,
tnail9 ooI'i 1., Il in NO fnnda ana norn
sue sLeas g1Pi Tbo tinnes nf tI,a ION in lie
~ egusEany. = MI aI f+ hero ~ - ~ X
aFICe says ,a,s at, Sy tTstrio ma
a? v'l&s az ~ Az w. 7o iJontfdot rifI +o
"A III 49, a. s1aiIv 1recpdsd evarv modern way
gaan nowerfnl' natiOns,u
sp,r,
was stated that ten, Leahdre nag oeen hohl'
ID Captain General oil CUBA, vice Gen Duice'
gned,
TURKEY.
onstantnopIe adyces say that an army of
90 men was watching the Christian provinces of
Ky, and would enter the Prncipalities should
urbance arise.
THE REFORM ELL.
the House of Commons, on the 18th, in
senee OF crowded house, Mr. Gladstone, IN
earnest speech, moved the second readlng OF
government reform olIl' lie fephed 70 various
ctlons raised oy the opponents OF the Dill
toEt Ia TTonso mo o1 ~ a yso hnt
in time.
iarl (TFOSypDOr moved the amendment. of which
had given notice in favor OF postponing the
,stion Of reform until the entire scheme CON
plated by the government was Ia. lald before Pat-
n ~, Az w Iarn,, Of 70.
y b,t contandad that evtanaion If tie fran.
brS ~ h saa+d s ~ Weston of
ssistrhnt;on nj seats Sneecbes were made m
II ~ tbn Kin ~, tbe Sgardnis If Hnn+ington and
a. and against II Nv Gen peel and others
al The deLata was adjourned There was no
y w $500. s,411J - -. ,It-ija ~ +ba
ne and no inaicatinn whatever of that mob
,sorstration which some members affected to
frinate
1o.I. A.. s...4, - ,,,,,,,o5 Aroor
,mI ops ,Eoro Sip n RniuJer Tvttop and M
All AGAINST and Stuart Mil and Baxter il
on OF the bill. The debate was again ad
rned.
THE NORTH AMERICAN FISHERIES.
the House OF Commons, on Ine 5o ., INST, Mr
ro"ei, IN reply 70 an liqulry saiu Ile ques1tII
protecting the interests OF hshefmeh on tn'
TN American coasts on t9e Ierlllnatlol VI I t
npfochy treaty, was unueF oonsluetatiOh W
pa" olu'et7 Vi 'n' u o"i l..-.-,.-
THE hABEAs CORPUS IN lEhLAND'
Hr Mcguire gave notice he would at an earl!
z, call attention to serious inconvenience IN Ire
d from the too frequent exercise OF power
I'm by the suspension of the habeas corpus.
HEAD CENTER STEPHENS.
RI, r,,.:- ,,r.o-,,ov,ao,,,a ~ tl,a .o,aor Time
e oJia.3 OF Hal Canter Stenbans i
'59 3oJToy " a+tna GENERAL sttention f.
-, W. al larson # has moved failure.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
1thcia cohtTadicLo4 nus Deen glYen Z. Lnet lin =
sasseru0n mat the RUSSIAN government Woul
e reprisals on account q tne EXPULSION
nnt WaldenZe rom the austrian austria telI ,Iy
u IS reported mat the french ahh tls T d
rlinNas been instructed 10 state tta1 Iale