The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-05

THE BRITISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESIGN ALTON
OF PRIME MINISTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ROW C0NGREssMEN PLATTER EACH orHER-LArE
AND IMPORTANT FROM MExIco-INrEREsrISG
FROM CUBA AND VENEZUELA. lll N
LONDON, May SIT is said Prime Minister Dis
rae rendered his resignation yesterday, but il
was not accepted. Gladstone on Monday will
move TO suspend all orders and take up resolu-
lions introduced by him relative TO the Irish church
question. IL the resolutions are carried it is
thought addresses to the queen will follow.
wAsHISGroN, May Bingham will probably
occupy two or three days.
The following is an extract from Donnelly's in
vective against Z. B. Washburn: :" IL there be in
our midst one low, sordid, vulgar soul one bar
rem, mediocre intelligence one heart callous to
every kindly sentiment and to every generous
emotion, one tongue leprous with SANDER, one
mouth which Is like unto den Of wild beasts Civ
ing forth deadly odors il there be here one char
acter which, while blotched and spotted. yet
raves and rants and blackgusrds like prostitute,
II there 6e here one bold, bad, empty, bello wing
demsgogue. it is the gentleman from Illinois. !"
NEW YORK, May s.-special dispatches to the
Herald, from Mszatlan. April O. via San Francisco,
Nay 2, state that Gov. Rubi had called on the
merchants for revolutionary loan of $50, 900 to
pay the troops and to carry on the government,
and had received sal 600. Gen. Corona called a
meeting Of merchants at his headquarters and in
formed them be must have loan of 800. 900 for
immediate payment 10 the army. After two hours
debate. they concluded to raise amount. Only
one American merchant was present. Fifty thou
sand dollars OF the above sum was received by
General Corona on the I'D ult., the balance TO be
paid in two weeks.
Twenty Eve hdndred troops entered the city at
noon. Nearly all Of the fourth division are now
in garrison there.
Gen. Martinez issued final proclamation on the
18th, at Culiacan, announcing his abandonment Of
the revolutionary army and retirement to private
life. He is being closely pursued by Gen. Toll
tino with his cavalry force, with orders to capture
kill or drive the rebellious chieftain out OF the
State. Grsnados. Pslscios, Psz and other revo-
lutionsts who escaped to San Bias are reported
prisoners in the hands Of Gen. Lazado. General
Corona had arrived at Mazatlan and met with q
brilliant reception as military commander OF
Northwestern Mexico. He is absolutely master of
the situation. The notorious tlbuster, Dartois,
has gone 10 establish q colony az the mouth of
the Colorado. Several whalers were in port A
few whales have been caught right in the har-
Dor. rarf -a.a r--t- H'frl
Herald's specials from Havana, Nav Q. say A
monster stock company is forming at Cienfuegos,
for the importation of coolies direct to that place.
Trinidad news to April 6 has been received. A
great confagration occurred In the Nessarimus
Guessi pistrict, and the town reduced to ashes.
Venezuela news, via Kingston, to April 8, re-
ceived. Intelligence is favorable to the govern
ment. Gen. Collinss, with 1000 men, had taken
Calaboso, and whipped Rufor. He is now in the
heart of the insurgent country. Gen. Arlstagueta
is at Culebra, where he bad defeated the rebels.
Some Of the rebels at Victory had submitted.
Miguel Rojas, after his defeat opened egotiations
for peace. Escoba and Leoncio Quintero, with
small body of men, were fleeing 70 Eastern
Guaroco.
FoRTREss MONROE, May ga northeast storm
prevails. Roads full Of vessels.
NEw YORK, May 3-Bdnk Statement
loans. 1904 COOS specie. 81 ,2s2 900; deposits.
$40 1856 600; LEGAL tenders, 5000, 600; decrease
circulation, $,0l2,000.