New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-27
Items of ForeIgn IntciligenGe,

Private letters from Naples Of the 27th of Novan
Der mention that report has gained ground of the
hlng haFihg decided on granting general amnesty
on the occasion of the Queens accouchment. which
~aa expected in a month or six weeks It was aIso
sald tnat this step will be accompanied by manifest
announcing some meiorations in the administration
o. the Nnances and public works, and expressing
desire to satisfy the Western Powers. The Russian
and Austrian Ambassadors are stated to have moved
IN the matter. The Emperor Of Russia has addressed
an Autograph letter to the King, advising him to
yea and the Austrian representative is understood
to have expressed approximations that further resist
anGe might lead to European war.
Inc Pope, 1t is reported, has addressed the follow
lng letter to the King Of Naples Some doubts Of its
genllnenesa are expressed
1.-The replies Of the two Powers are not srcb 81 to
fn1et my apDrehensons. France and England, united
strongly by an alliance which the Oriental war has
cenented urge on your Majesty reforms in the inter
nal I: administration Of the Kingdom of the Two Sici
lies, grounding their demand on the solemn vota
pressed at the Congress of Paris
90 not intend to discuss the legality Of the
injunction made to the government Of your Majesty
9ut az lhe ather in Christ of all the faithful and as
successor Of the Apostles, who converted the world
to the law Of charity and reconciliation fulfil TO-DAY
mission Of peace. ~ '
II come to you, my dearest son, and T advise Won
20 tahe INTO consideration that submission far from
il a virtue agreeable to God
A. II, thefelore my dearest son. you should listen to
lne advice Of the great Powers and conform TO vote
~ ~ oteii [ohsfea5 Ihe organ of the sovereigns Of
EL!Cp:: II IN your states reforms the execution Of
winch IS demanded Of humanity, shonld he carr;e5
oHO' heheTe t!Iat the Church of Jesus Christ will he
STOW Its oenedcton you for such generous conrea
SONS and that myself your father in the Lord vii
my SOUL "''n ill
a letter from Naples of the 20th, savs: The ctv
sun remains perfectly tranquil, as might have been
expected though every now and then Judging from
an increased number Of guards some alarm is felt hv
1he Government. A report crculates among the
1.oya!St party that France is to occupy Naples and
hi.slaho Sicily. Great courteses have been exchanged
'et"eeA 'he Authorities and the British steamer now
II port as between persons not on the most loving
profonntft% sz1 ~ t93'ist ~ vt 81 II more
all the 20 vessels tlratewere sttted .d sJfasir
me AaFhor OF Sebastopo between. September % and
fehfnaFy H. there have been only ore steamer, The
EheIsphese and few transports raised the rest Of
.he examination to which the others have been sub
Jecth by the divers show them not to be worth yrucn
expense being bestowed upon them
a communication, without date from Constantine
p!e Dy way OF Germany, speaks Of six Or seven Fnr
S tie-oi'oatte ships and some Of the frgates that
we're expected if the -Bosphors to reinforce the Eng
llsh squadron. 1t is an old r1lmor
~, serious disturbance had occurred at Canton.
ING Chshese mandarlns seized vessel under English
colors and cut off the heads of the crew pe British
t9nsu! demanded an explanation, but the manderins
IHN tnonSLl proper to give the Consul no, reply
CON- b. Elliott, Of H. N. S. Sybe, seized n1apdara
JniK and sent her into Hong-kong from whence she
managed TO escape during the night, H. NJ steamer
samson Cmr hands, with H. NJ. ship Encounter. left
fon9-hong at 7. NJ, October 18th for Whampoa
"ith large force Of marines and blue Jackets. Ad-
A44iat SiN Michael Seymour is on the spot.