New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
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AENasAY MORNING. MARCH &c. 1893.
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MlEs AsnSTesi Companyss steamship peruyia
1nea ~ Portland yesterday, with two Ia =
rlzssrAs from Europe y D : '9s uas
- s y threatened outbreak Of hostiIites II
q q 1N1asfia and Prussia, On the subject II II
zas 81 the duchies wrested from nan =, VI
- sast reached point Prussia has ,;snatch
- note ~ Austria which leaves Ii
-. 49, ssRer no Alternative but either IA f,gbt !
esn19sN % most huIniatine ncess;, nen1 ~ =
- SAznnbers also have taken M q sign;6.an
y - 81 the question. The report 81 M in
4 nase on the subject in Tie Corps Legs.
- $sAted BY the London Owl that the United
SseH4ggcrnmenth has assured the ENGLISH eabinet
- v EslL net permit any action Of The Fenians
-, e &c London money market, on the 9th inst.
4 = - = ssawenttes closed at 50s07oa.
49, s ASIA.
1R Interesting statement Of the condition of
1sS - India and China is published. In the lat
4 - e7sssnfly the Nyenfei rebellion, which has
\ MOrn the smbers of the suppressed Tapping
- was gaining ground rapidly. and Shanghai
- residents we're preparing to meet their
" AAxlEA
las,liisle accounts u crusltss inflicted On cap
& The British authorities, arc published
- Aang Kong papers. In India disturbances
- .E.sa 6ieken out On the northwest frontier
- q the naive princes were taking energetic
= ssppfes sion Of the slave trade. Rus
sediments ii Central Asia still formed a
& "a discussion A ST. Petershnrg correspond.
7. tnat me commercial advantage 81. the
NJ SOUTH AMERICA. isisa 4
kilsamal details Of much interest regarding
- sszE Platte war, showing among other things,
- n1kzense preparations for the supposed de-
4 - AZ tile which was imminent at the date OF
s1sss aavices, are furnished ID our Rio Janeiro
! -. aessoa Ayres Dispatches ii this mornings
1aslFsad supplement, Illustrated by map of the
= z ~ e rontest The allied army of the Brazil
- AT9entines and Uruguay vans numbering about
s . scsasasds and supported by 4 considerable
1AseGnt naval heet lay on the south bank of
- Kdzzna river, in the vicinity of Paso de la Pa
z4l1 esals1Ee1ted "A the north side by the Para
- = estimated At only twenty thousand men
ksehsglsSte works of great strength, however +
w the latter, were supposed to neutaI.
= tRsax1e extent the numerical advantages over
's ~ tixen enemies The allies, however, de-
u ~ so1a 70 attempt the passage 81 tile river,
desperate struggle was expected. They had /,
- e contem plation flank movement aud an
- & az Psraguayan rear. Further partcu-
~ - sssen Of the bold crossing VI the river BY
- fcrce ~ Paraguay ans, noticed in yester- f,
Aetald Fesulting ID sharp fight, and caus-
s. s.snze consterna ion among the allies.
WEST INDIES. S5s5s #S5 S
-. - st.anship Manhattan, Captain Daccon.
1a1k afrtved here yesterday from Vera Cruz and Il
~ brought rs some Interesting items of Gu
Assz F1rther particulars are furnished rela-
- ne late arrivals in the island Of cargoes
- .1&sss from Africa, noticed ii our previous
- .zasss There Is great excitement among both
9 a.1EExles and people over the slave trade eener
- it has finally led to the resignation Of
1se~n General Dnlce ,B
- haa revoked his late decree, issued by in
- mons Of the Spanish ministry, for the return
"a 11thorites, for the purpose of being sent
-. 80 hsred out for term Of years to the plan
- aHd Informed his government that whether
80 ssaation i accepted or not he will leave
ea& are attributed by one of the Havana
- - - negro inccndarsm. The discovery Of
9 g the part of slave traders to destroy one
80 49, 1lAUana newspaper Offices is reported.