New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

Associated Press Dispatches
PoRrAsD, Me-, April l0-The steamer Belgian
reports that the Gillian had arrived out from Bal.
tnore at Liverpool. ivt' S@Ed
The North American for Portland was detained
one day. 584t ia
The London Times, Herald, Advertiser and Post
condemn Bright's Birmins CHAM letter. alA
There is no foundation for the runored alliance
between Italy and Russia. s
The nobility assembly at St. Petersburg voted
by 1877 to 10 petition from their President to the
| Emperor, praying permission for q provisional
| parliament to address him indiscriminately on
home concerns. 1t was, of course, negatiyed by
| the Gear, short time since the origina tors Of
similar addresses were deposed and banished to
4 Siberia. Rsass8E H Ere q 81
/ The apprehensions of trouble in Germany, and
| the Fenian agitation in America, continue to de-
press the funds. Consuls on the 28th touched d
| lower point than since the crisis of 1867. There
was bat little alteration in American securities
| s -20's and Erie closed at ! advance.
| The Paris bourse cosedfat at 6sf. SOC. Nothing
had transpred to throw any light upon the event
ual issue of the quarrel between Austria and
Prussia. i- ss.r Az
LONDON, VIA LoNDoNDEERY, March 30.-Thes
rate of discount remains at 6 per cent.
Sugar quiet and steady, Coffee firm, Tea frmer,
Rice steady. ts4
Consols sss. ! Y
LIVERPOOL, VIA LONDONDERRY, March 30.--The
commercial news is no later than that taken out
by the steamer England, but is more in detail.
Flour very dull. Wheat downward. Corn ad-
vanced Sd. Pork easier. Bacon inactive. Sugar
declined Cd. Coffee inactive. H
The London Post says the situation of affairs is
every day becoming more critical.
The Berlin press, by evident dictation of the
government, is wariike. e. +
Great military preparations are being made
throughout the kingdom. The Austrian govern
ment is also taking measures anticipating the COM
ing struggle. Her ornaments are very extensive.
The Independence Beige publishes intelligence
from Weimar stating that the King of Prussia gave
| his consent to military arrangements which indi-
cate that war is inevitable. fff ffEz
| Colerso has intimated his intention to maintain
| his right as colonial bishop. e r:3 f3tsslR
\ New YORK. April 10.-The steamship Tasmania
| has arrived from jamaica The commissioners
were about closing their investigation Of the re-
beuion, and would soon leave for England. III
| WASHINGTON, April 10.--In the Senate the loan
| bill passed by a vote of 80 against Z. asl
| HALIFAX, April 1.-The steamer England lies
below the lighthouse Apart of her passengers
/ will be placed on board the hospital ship and the
others in shanties erected on the beach. The pas
lsengers are principally irish and Germans.
1 PORTLAND, April l0.-About two hundred Fe'
mans have sailed for PASSPORT, on the British from
tier. ~
/ New York, April l0.-The Herald's money ar
tcie says the charges in the last statement Of thu
i public debt still demand an explanation from Sec
rotary McCuiloch. sa4'v fAsI
The general decline in stocks is oceasonsd b.
the cholera reports at Halifax =.
Ihe steamer Hahsa, from southampton the Lob
4 ult, has arrived. go
The st. David, City OF New York, North Amer
lea and Louisiana had arrived out.
The Pafisbourse was much agltated by the wal
like rumors. ~ -
!. san Domingo adVices say thas by atlre Which o.