New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

ton with the British squadron.
Discomfort prevailed among the manufacturing dis
trcts from apprehended commercial reforms. Corn
vas declining at various points, although at Toulon
Bordeaux and Marseilles the average price was main
tanned.
Spain.
plan Of finance will be laid before the council of
ministers without delay.
Nothing. as yet s decided as to the creation of a
ministry Of colonies.
The Espana, ministerial paper, decries the Anglo
French alliance, and recommends the alliance of Spain
with the Northern Powers
The Law of the press repairing heavy deposit as
surety money from editors is re-established.
Italy.
Regarding the Neapotan difficulties we have moth
ing definite. It is rnnored in Paris that the King Of
Naples has ordered his representatives in France and
England to demand their passports in case an ami
cable arrangement cannot be made at these courts.
1t ia, however, thought that friendly arrangement
will he made through the interference Of the Russian
Minister.
According to the recent agreement with the Pope
the Austrians Withdrawing their troops from
several Of the towns in the Papal Legation which
they have for some time occupied at the same time
they are making preparations for an overwhelming
display Of military force in Lombardy and the
frontier. The ports evacuated are Immediately re-
occupied by Papal Swiss regiments. Bologna and
Ancona are now the only points held by the Austrans
Austria.
The concession by Francis Joseph Of the Eastern
railroad ls published in addition to the lines already
conceded. The company may construct the line
| from Monacs to Frenfkrchen. The whole line must
he completed within ten years. The Government
| guarantees five per cent.
| The Commission on the Navigation Of the Danube
is about to reassemble at Vienna. Turkey will send
a representative.
Letters say that the relations between France and
Prussia are becoming Closer there being talk Of but
two polcies-that Of France, Russia and Prussia
AGAINST England and Austria, Snch talk
Of little value.
1t is said that new treaty of commerce is settled
between Russia and Prussia with view to ipterna-
tiOnal railway communication .'.zN
Private statements say that Prussia agrees with
France and Russia in requiring that the Austrians
shall eEacuate the Danubian Princpalities, and the
English fleet leave the black Pack Sea.
| The concession Of the Russian railways to Credit
Mobiller, signed October 23d. The company
undertakes the construction of $500 versts Of railway
in four routes.
These lines must be peted in ten years and the
Russian government guarantees FIVE per cent. One
third of the shares will be allotted to Russia The
shares will not be quoted the Paris Bourse The
capital OF the company is two hundred and seventy
million roubles.
By letter from Vienna in the Cologne Gazette. we
learn something abont the diplomatic correspondence
which resulted from the intention Of Russia to erect
Notifications the Finnish coast in the Bothnian
| Gulf. We are told that this matter was come to an
acable understanding far the relations of the
French Government are concerned but the British
Government it is said still maintains that in these for
ticatons there is invasion of the article Of the
Treaty Of Peace, by which the erection of forsfca-
| tons on the Aland Islands is interdcted. Count
Morny is represented as having declared to Primo
ortschako in reply TO direct question, that France
had no objection to the erection Of the proposed for
| tresses.
Count Gortschakot the Russian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has just transmitted to all the Russian agents
abroad. circular from General Prince Gortschakoff
| Governor Of Poland, stating that all Poles who had
taken refuge abroad in order to avoid military service,
are admitted to enjoy the benefit Of the amnesty and
may return home without fear OF being molested.