New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03
Additional News by the Baltic.

The French fleet, under the command of Adj
miral de III Suisse, and consisting of six ships
of the line, two steam frigates and a steam cor
Islands, on the Sd inst
ITALY.
The .Neditefraneo, of Genoa, relates that a
collision had taken place between the troops
and the people, in the commune of Ellera, Prov
itce Of Savona, Piedmont The difficulty arose
from an alleged intention Oh the part of the
Communal Council to cut down the public for
ests. measure which the people determined to
prevent. The matter ended in general riot,
in which the people fired on the carbiniers, and
many were wounded on both Sides Reinforce
| ments of soldiers soon arrived from Savona, and
quiet was restored.
PAP4L STATES.
Prince Jerome Adelscalchi died at Rome on
the Sd ult.. aged 65.
FRANCE.
Rumor begins to point to the approaching
fete, on the 10th of August, with the same omen
it did to the 10th of May, as q day on which
some great coup 1'efut may be attempted Gen.
Schranini, former Minister Of War, Gen. Cas-
tellane, Commander in Chief at Lyons, Gen st.
Afnaud and Gen. Mogran, are spoken of as
likely, on that day, to be appointed Marshals
Of France. A report is also in circulation that
certain number of the Representatives who
were exiled after the events of I'd of December
will be allowed to return to France on the same
occasion. Among others spoken of is Victor
Hugo. 1t is also said that several more men,
bers OF the Mountain party are prepared to be-
come supporters of the present Government.
The President has pardoned or committed the
punishment of ninety -one political prisoners,
sentenced in the mixed commission in the
Ierault
A rumor that Government was about to seize
the estates of Arc and Chateauvillain belong
ing to the Prince de Joinville, is contradicted
by the Echo dU Peuple, of Chaumont
RUSSIA.
We learn through the medium of the Paris
Patrie that the Russian Government has made
known to its agents abroad, that competitors of
all nations may send their productions to the
great exhibition, that will take place at Mos
COW towards the close of the year, but they
will be required to conform to the laws of the
Empire, and to the special regulations that
have been determined upon.
TURKEY.
Letters from Constantinople to the 25th ult.
state that the relations between the Divan and
the Court of Austria, are nearly re-established
on the former footing of harmony.
STATE OF ENGLISH TRADE.-rhe cotton man
ufaeturers in the provinces are in a healthy
state. IN Friday the hands in one of the mills,
who had Ueen on strike of twenty week, resu-
med work, the masters having acceded to the
prices demanded. There is every prospect of a
speedy satisfactory arrangement between the
masters and operatives in several other mills
The flannel and fulling mills are fully employed
THE BR.tznS.
Her Majesty's store ship, Tyne, arrived at
Plymouth, England, July II, from supplying
the African and American squadrons.
The reports by the Tyne state that the crews
of the merchant vessels continue to suffer Sc
yerely from fever, but this does not appear to-
be confirmed by the papers of the I'D Of May
in which all mention of the disorder is omitted
In the House of Assembly, on the 10th of May
on the conclusion of the second part Of the Or
der OF the day, the territorial question between
Parana and Maranham was arranged by incor-
porating the territory between the two rivers, one
of which serves as the boundary between the
two provinces