New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-07

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... LUMBER 55.
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ercie present was Mr. Dallas, the American Minister
France. 83 3 s3H@s Il
,t tets ie ete Waz given Monday night at
tiie Ilote, ue lle - honor of the PeDp6tentiaviea
Onethrd Of the GaleHe de Fetes wa ct and enr.
vered INTO temporary theatre in which the aetora
Of the opera Coaique performed piece entitled lie
italian. .Afafrs, ;5tgs
The following is an extract from the patss
rpondence Of LIE ord the Russian Journal IL pfrsses
acourt Count Cavour did not conceal iii e5lpIafnts
against the Conference for refusing to interfere
affairs Of Italy against Austria, which power had ID
its favor the majority Of the penipotentiariss. He
ended with saving there will be revolutions III ItaIv
before the year is out. The minister of Victor
Emanuel adds lie Nord, uttered his prophecy with
some show, of reason-the moment a Piedmontese
army from the Grmea is about to enter the Gulf of
Spezzia, Austria brings her troops to hefontier Of
Piedmont It is easy to foresee the possibility Of
conflict England will sustain Piedmont. France
also would cordially interfere with the object Of recon
Cling the revolution with the interests Of the Pope.
AUSTRIA who left Russia to combat singy with the
allied powers, could not, in the case Of conflict in
Italy, rely upon Russia ss#s4fBs5$L y 4
"a Paris correspondent All the talk Of the d-
plomatc and political circles is at this moment about
! the speech which Lord Clarendon delivered on the
state of Italy. recent sitting of the Congress-. In
this speech his iordslp denounced lin very vehement
terms, the system Of government which prevails in
Naples and Rome, declared that it is danger, not
only y but to Europe, and that it Is impossible
for any government the present advanced state Of
civliizatlon disregard altogether the popular w
ana 70 govern according to its arbiAry pleasure
His lordshp, it said, required that his eech sher
De mentioned Ia the minutes II said also that the
speech caused great offence to Austria as sras natfa
i not q little TO Russia, and some to France
Il S 1t affirmed ~ A.
unanimous consent Of the enipetenaries the treaty
Of peace signed on the S6th o March, expresses in
\ The most fatterng terms the high esteem 81 Europe
and army. According to the terms of the conyen-
ton signed between the Porte and Austria the evac
alton OF the Danubian Principates follow within
forty days after the be exchange Of ratfcations;'
letter from Berlin Of the 9th nt., says: g The
grand dinner which the Minister Of Commerce, NJ.
Won der Hegdt e7 gave in honor Of peace, was very
eIan eoaaant ana ahe soa rs e R EoPes
England, the Emperor of the French, and the King
OF Prussia. The propositions made by Russia, rela-
tive to the extension Of the commercial and customs
treaties OF 1873 and 1925 have reached the Govern
anent but the concessions OF Russia are much less inn
portanf than had been expected tsts5& OK F;slF4
letter from st. Petersburg of the It'll uit. says
a Ie De'tm w WAS sung yesterday afternoon in the
chapel of the Winter Palace, in honor OF peace Ali
the court, and number ofsuperior officers and high
a functonaries were present. All the foreign embas
sizes were also represented, and there were great
l l many other persons. Il
letter from Warsaw, Of the 4th in the HAMBURG
News, says: S Prince Gortchakoff has informed tht
principal capitalists that vast enterprises projected
in Poland and Russia and that they will act in thei
7 own interest," and at the same time give proofs Q
patriotism, IN arranging matters so that money VII
\ not be wanting when required. He mentioned at til
q same time that the Emperor wished that the manu-
D tactures of Russia should be no longer worked b
foreigners and that his Majesty desired to bring int
q play the abundant resources of the country
u Spain.
y The INsURRECTIoSS AT FALENCIA-The Madri
e journals of the 9th and 10th Of April contain detail
'e of the instruction at Valencia
u q On the morning of the 9Th, whilst the municipat
Il was proceeding to draw for the eonseription
/ with the authorities! No CONSUMPTION 4. and amids
threats of death to the members of the municipality
proceeded to break the The acade, NJ. Escribe
! who attempted to restore order, fred at seyer
= times, and was miracuously preserved by sergean
y of the civil guard The insurgents were headed b.
i fremen and national guards but were for the mos
4 part labores from the railway After expelling tn
mayor and his colleagues from the building the insuI
+ gents proceeded to the Plaza San Francisco.
lg The captain-general, hearing Of what had take
place, published bando but as it produced no effect
he marched against the insurgents at the head of
:, column OF 200 infantry, so cavalry and pieces
u artillery The insurgents, who in the balconis
y and the windows, received him with sharp fir
ne which caused him some loss, and he fired his
against them but the insurgents resisted desperate
at and bands of them spread the city and atacke
e several guard houses After three hours combat
rs which the cavalry took part, the insurgents were d
lodged from the houses and were compelled to retrea
re The number of killed and wounded both sides
about forty and it is now said that amongst the sai
o were SIX not as first stated, three, soldiers and et
ls tenant.
= The last elegraphic accounts published in the G
zette announced that tranquility continued but thi
~ groups displaying considerable agitation persiste
q in remaining in the streets The Gazette publlsht
A. the decree, dated the 9TH which, as stated by tt
4bofIn
u General Of Valencia and another which appoints Ge
le de Zabala, Minister of Foreign Affairs to the pos
a sh with powers of special commissioner Of the Go
ch charged with the administration of the Foreign .
e- partment during his absence. report was eurre1
a in the capitol that the troops of the garrison
Madrid had been kept in their barracks owing to til
fear of disturbances but the Epoca says that it
I'd not true. A grand review of about 10000 Of IL
ne garrison and National Guard of Madrid had beed
IN dered. J-. rs. -
ne The Epocn says that the movement eff Valenc
Us had ramifcations at Murcio Carthagenia and Bare
IL Iona. 3D., af.n r.