The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03
Further Foreign Items.


Preparations for Another Italian Msurrec-
tt0n.-The Paris correspondent of the Times, on
the authority Of private letters from Geneva of the
18th ultmo, states that the refugees-French,
Poles, Germans, Italians, etc-who had been sent
into the Canton de Vaud, have all returned to the
city and its neighborhood
Mazzini is at Geneva actively engaged in re-
cruiting for revolutionary movement in Italy.
The expedition will land the Neapoitan terri
tory. 1t is calculated that the Neapolitan army
will be routed in the first encounter and that it is
to be considered the signal for general rising
all over Italy Garibaldi is expected from New
York with two vessels full of volunteers His des-
tination is Tangier, from whence he will try to
effect landing at Naples All these plans are
known to the Austrians, who are determined to &C.
cuPy the Swiss territory in the spring, and put an
end to this state of things. This affair will inter
est the French Government in the highest degree
A considerable sum is set apart for the purchase
OF arms also in England, and these calculations
seem to be made as if the certainty e1nted Of com
pleting the preparations for again Lighting the
hame OF civil war over the whole OF the Tia ian
peninsula.
NAPLES
The Daily News correspondent in his letter oil
the 24th states that pacards OF violent character
threatening Death to the Tyrant," ETC., were
affixed to the walls of Palermo on the lih. Coun-
ter placards were issued by the Government, with
sentinels to guard them. Several arrests had
taken place, and it was reported that two men
were to be shot.
AUSTRIA
Relations Of the United States anu Austyiq --
We read in the Independence, of Brussels: The
Prague Gazette announces, what was easy to fore
see, the complete rupture OF the diplomatic rela-
tons between Austria and the United States 1t
is certain that after the insulting reception given to
his communication by the American Senate the
presence Of Nj. Hulsemann, Charge d'A(aires of
Austria at Washington, had become inpossi bic,
and 1t is probable that, if the geographical position
of the two powers were different, the rupture would
not be confined to the recall of the Austrian repre-
sentative" Letters from Vienna, published in the
leading morning journal, state that had Mr.. Mann
the United States Agent, olce entered Hupgar,
for Austro proper, he would have been shot as !
spy.
ENGLAND.
- Questionable Safety Of tile Crystal Palace
During three OF the weekly evening meetings OF
the Society OF Civil Engineers the mode OF con-
struction of the building in HYDE Park, for the
Exhibition OF all Nations has been the tooic of
consultation. Mr.. Turner, wac constructed the
conservatory in New Gardens, conended that the
building insecure. This statement received
an apparently satisfactory answer from Mr.. Pax
son, and Mr. Scott Russel. On Tuesday last, how
ever, the subject was again opened by the Asrono-
mer Royal, who expressed his opinion that the
building was not sufficiently secure, and his fears
that 1t would some day come tumbling about the
ears OF the people, like pack of cards. Mr. Fox
replied to the statement in clear and simple man
ner, and we are disposed to believe that the fears
OF Professor Airy are groundless.
English Newspaper Iaa.-A deputation from
all the London papers, lately waited upon the
chancellor OF the Exchequer, to urge upon him he
propriety Of repeating the stamp duty on adver-
tsements. In the course of the interview, there
were produced sundry New York papers each COW
cred by an ocean OF advertisements" on all pos
sible subjects. These trans. Atlantic journals were
intended to give Sir Charles Wood practical
proof of the vast extent to which advertising is
carried on in country where it is not burdened
by a duty, and to indicate, by comparison with our
own papers, the depressing and injurious effect
increased by the duty on all classes of tradesmen
as well as on servants and others in search of EN-.
ployment
SPAIN.
Disz Martinez, who challenged Narvae1 to fight