New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-22

from Liverpool on the Sd, via Queenstown on the
4th inst. has arrived at this port. Her dates are
two days later than those already received.
The steamships Helyetia, Damascus, Fulton and
Peruvian arrived on the I'd, and the Bavaria, City
of Cork and Austraasian on the Sd inst.
Great Britain.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Gladstone gave
notice that he would the 18th OF March, call at
tention the paragraph in the Queens speech re-
ferrng to Parliamentary reform. Returns IN re-
gard to constituencies, ETC., were in preparation,
but possibly might not be in the hands of mem
bers before the above date, in which case, although
he should ask leave to bring in a reform bill it
would be open to members to object to its being
read until the returns were laid on the table.
This announcement is regarded as evidence that
the cabinet is united on the reform bill, and az a |
conclusive answer to the Idle rumors OF the reslS.
nations of Ministers.
In the House of Commons on the I'd instant, Mr..
Gregory moved an address to the Queen in favor
of establishing the principle that private property
at sea should be free from capture He said it
was almost suicidal for England to allow things to
remain they are, for in the event OF war she
might lose her entire carrying trade
fhe Lord Advocate said it was impossible for
the government to assent to it. The effect II
carried out would be to tie up the hands of the
government, when they ought TO be as Tree as
The Attorney General also opposed the measure,
as most mpotc and difficult Of adoption
The motion was finally withdrawn.
The Shipping Gazette says that the steamer
Sirius fitting out for the Republic of Columbia, in
the Thames, has been seized by the government.
1t also gives as fuulpT
ting out on the Thames, have likewise been seized.
4 The West India mails, with Jamaica dates OF
February s, had reached England.
The papers ishvoluminous details OF the pro,
ceedings of the special commission from the specai
correspondents.
The Times edtorally contends that the evidence
leaves no reasonable doubt that the mutnous spirit
in Jamaica was rife for rebellion, and that the mas
sacre at Morat Bay not an unpremeoitaten
emeute. 1t admits that acts of detestabie lnhu
mainly were committed by persons wearing the
English uniform.
Tie correspondent of the Star says the sober
truth is more frghtul than the widest Inauguration
could have conceived. .
of the terrible and unwarrantabe cruelty commit
ted are undoubtedly confirmed by the evidence.
scandalous divorce case had been trled III
Jondon. The petitioner was Mr.. Cavendish, whose
wife a daughter of Lord Clare eloped with Lord
Cecil Gordon. The jury gave Mr. Cavendish
verdict for flo,OOo
TosDoS MONEY MARKET.-Funds steady. The
discount demand was very active, and the rate re
mains at q cent. Notwithstanding the oahk re
turns shows a continual increase in bullion, 1t was
regarded as unfavorable, because the llabiiile
show an increase, and the reserve OF notes sign
Anplications for the new Gillian of f45o,O0
were nearly eight ii mes the required amount
France.
In +he CORPS legislatif, after debate regarding
the temp0ral power of the Pope, Jules + aVfe AM
others having spoken IN favor OF us st ~ Ia 4
ton from the spiritual the paragraph-lh .le au
iNS"N'~-
by 2l6 to Is. Gin
the death Of the King of SIAM A.. 1,.,~,ouo
The Paris Patrie says the answer or the fHiPeIo
Mammalian to the mission Of NJ Sailiard is not eA
pected in Paris before the beginning Of April
In the Corps Legslau on Pa M 5nbnr Jnmanf
cd that the debate should be adjourned, az I'll
communication of France to Mexico coud not nav
been received or examined. ,
The debate then turned on the question WheIhe
paragranh three should be voted on or suppressed
M Rouher said that by voting on the paragTap
at once without debate, the ChamDer "ouiu . IN
Dreiudpe the question, discussion beng reserve
until the recent diplomatic dispatches are preseh
ed to the Chamber A, al, o,o
The paragraph was finally adopted with reese
walton suggested by NJ Rouher
The Prince Imnerial was suffering from mi
attack of measles. h., 49, iroooo
cash of over six and half n1llon francs. al
Bourse irmer, 6Sf. Coo. for the Rentes'
Austria sspd Prussia.
Il is stated that important proceedings in re1e
ence to the relations OF Austria ana prussia won
take place shortly in the Federal DEL,
The Prussian Cabinet are said to nave discuss
and arrived at resolution IN feiauoh W
Duchies. 49, nuu:o; +bo HIM
Channel had presented address to the kln
indorsng his determination to MAINTAIN tne rlght Il;
claims Of the Gastran c9nvenRohh' av44anG,
the course of the Chamber OF Depuues' a
pledging themselves to support the hlng IN
conflict. s,
Marshal O;Donnell declares in the Cortes it
stated that the state of siege will be MAINTAIN
Til tranquility is completely restored, and the +
gressionist party has ceased TO conspre'
Fhe Prfncipaiitfes.
In the principalities order and tranquility
not been disturbed since the abdication OF FRI
COnzar E-r @E-. ,.:. -
mand at the conference OF the great powers
the Inhabitants OF the Princlpalltles snoao SCI
q but native as their ruler. u.
D Turkey had further resolved to station corp
Il observation on the Danube, land concentrate uo
Il in Bulgaria. ....
s On the first of March the Italian army was
& duced entirely to peace footing ..--.r
. The Latest-yia Liverpool.
Al LIVERPOOL, March Alt the Central Grim
Court to-day, Mr.. Coleman pleaded guilty to
charge of libeling Mr. Southern, the actor,
H made an ample apology, retractng the libel.
Coleman was then fined fifty pounds. g.
The London News of today publishes a le
signed J. H. Livingstone, in which the writer
leave, as, an American. to protest emphatic
s. against the Grafton delivered in Washington
4 the Lincoln memorial day by Mr. Bancroft.
8 Livingstone says that he never felt more asha
than he did upon reading that Grafton. Hi
clares that it was disgrace to Mr.. Bancroft,
desecrated the occasion by such speech, an
those Americans who became accomplices by
tening to it.
--latest via Queenstown.
LONDON, March 4-The Memorial Diplomat
asserts that the reply of Mr.. Seward to the FIR
disnatch of the 9th of February is received
q Seward states that the United States will re
neutral towards Mexico in view Of the prom
q evacuation of the country by the French tr0o
The French corps legislatif voted the parag
81 in the address relative to Mexico without di
sion, reserving debate upon it until the late
81 respondence in regard to that country be
81 Eshed. .....-.,.-..-.s A., n.
]. that the search for Stephens has become
s. keen and determined 1t is believed that he
S. Dublin. and the police are almost certai
speedily arresting him. It is supposed tina
81 has managed to escape thus far by a cont
81 change of residence. 2 +, Z a. 7. y +ha 81 IN
6Sf. S5c. for the rentes. .a,es ,E,g, ~ = !,
~ The following are our latest dates from J. Ind
81 BOMBAY, Feb. 27.-The surrender OF mn the
81 taken by the Bhootanese is confirmed. The Il
are retiring from Bhootan, 70 q s.g,. &. Il.
4 The Sultan of Muscat has been murdered
aa.. The tribes on the coast are in revolt.