New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-24

The Chamber Of DEPUTIES .of Turin, In it's sitting
Of April I'D concluded the debate on sle alienation
Of 60 600 hectares 5o acresJ Of crown iandsfor
settlers in the islands ofSardinia. Itaie T, aTel
by which foreign settlers shall be- enitIed to- the
rights of Sandman citizenship after five gears sss
dence for italian settlers the term ii reduced two
years.
The Co7riere 4escaatIe, Of Genoa, states thaS She
men. R
The Official Gazette, Of Milan, states that tie Sar.
Iity II money 70 be deposited By THE publishers of
newspapers and rendering journals Liable to- suppress
slon after FIVE condsmnasiDns. ai
Eatase Intelligence.
fBy telegraph from london to TiverpooJ VII $ss.
~ 4zz8a 5i4 5 LONDON, May 81
Ihe fndsperdence and fIntsgrigo 1hrksy Guarasa.
9$8 teed byH HEngiGad, 6FTassce and dassYia.
q Treaty between her ajesty the Emperor Of the
french and the Emperor of AUSTRIA, guaranteeing
5.ls ne independence and o tile Ottoman En-
bsb bls Ws TasG ast nytersto
tne following articles.
Article 1.-The high contracting parties euaran.
~, golhssF " asa The independence and in
treaty concluded at on the 3otl day 81 March
Artiese Any the stipulations of
signing the present treaty eassts I'm. %Tbe iii
come to an understanding with fhe SubIine payfa
as to the measures which have becaTsle Ieresszarv
and will. without delay. determine among tlsra
btcif AIit8ry
naval forces
England and inc United states.
Among the official papers presented to Parliament
last night, IS the reply Of Lord Clarendon DID the
of the British Government to the dispatch Of Mr.$
Marcy dated 2Sth December last, in which be an
snonnced that Mr. Cranpton had become an mac
ceptabe representative Of her Britannia Majesty at
Washing ton, and requested his recall. 8ssf
The Daily News comments upon the subject as fol-
lows: III t3553 5558 -.8 I
& That which ahIr. Cranpton did waa done openly,
and frankly. He announced To the Cabinet at Wash;
ington that the Queens Government would Be glad
to receive recruits id Halifax for foreign legion
and for months and months he explained all his plas
70 Mr. Marcy. He showed Mr. Marcy Lord Carenss
don's instructions no account to run any risk Of
infringing the laws Of the United States
He remained in the most confidential cemmuniea-s
ton Mr.. Marcy on the subject and as coon as IL
became apparent that the United States Gpvernmenet
were averse tothe scheme, it was abandoned and thu
depot at Halifax was broken up. To ask nader stlcs
circumstances, for the recall Of Mr.. Crampton iee
really to invite the English Cabinet to disgrace
itself for the amusement and eradication Of tht
Government at Washington, and We confidently trus
that the good sense Of the American people Hi se
the matter h in this light. !,
The Pope Alarmed for his Tenporaiif ifies.--sf
letter from Rome April "a says that tie figh sccIe
sastcal circles of Rome panicstruck at the Sar-
dinian programme of Italian reform and irritated
with the strong language made Of respecting the
administrations Of the Popess government The
sudden departure for Paris, Of Monsignor Berartii
Of State for foreign affairs is atsri-4
bnted to the CONSERVATION Of the Court at the bare
mention OF q question Of such vital Importance as
limit TO the Pope's temporal s0vereig gnty and the
consequent desire to have aneeotiator osagaeitY
deEotedness on the spot to assist the Muncio in his
circumstances and counteract the the
Plenipotentiaries. ~ ~ "
A letter from Turin of AprI 26 states that TIE
rnmors Of the manly attitude assumed III The Cofl
gress by Count CaVonr-r -rumors which the despoticg
Italian governments all their Efforts
have produced an immense sensation all over Itafy
Subscriptions for testimonial to Count Gayour afe.
set on foot in several towns, and in Rome Bologna
and Florence many of the leading families are at the
head of the movement S8 siS55l
Turkey, the Crinaea, etc.
The stations to which French eonsuis or consular
agents will be sent the Black Sea are said to Be-
Kertch, Chetson, Bakshserai or SmpheropoI. Nien-
+ Odessa. & iSS#% Srs
is stated that two Frenck divisions and, aIso Eng
sh troops, will remain some time Ut Constantinonle
| after the evacuation Of the Crirnea perhaus WITH
| q view 70 the repression Of a rising against the
/ Christians. NJ $55ss :5,
The P Prssse u Orient announces that majority Of
the lnhabltants OF Eupatora ennigrasing through
rear OF beng compromised, !, and similar movements
& are taking place in Abasia and in Minerelia,
large hospital under canvas, has been established
on Prlnces Island IN order to expedite the cure of
the sick. s5S@-Y SG.ss IA
II Russia.
A letter from ST. Petersburg states that an irnpe-
rial decree pronounces the disbandment Of S37 rus,
| chimes of the militia six Cossack regiments AMI
further, the Tartar cavalry raised this wear IL Tie
Government OF Kasan, the whole forming total Of
$4,000 men of the militia of the LIST and I'd ban 8
] Paris correspondent Of the Augsburg Gazette
says y ; ..... -,
:" foreign diplomatist, who has relations with
1 St. Petersburgh, has mentioned that the Russian,
Government have already received applications for
/ of which are for France;
| Denmark. z l3s=a EE
letter frouI Berlin in the Bourse Gazette, of VI
/ emma, says: 81, ",. A. .55lz-.4 T. ss.:.sEf 2s
:" The proposal made by England to capitalize the
Sound Dues and to exnguish the capital by gradual
payments, will not be accepted by Denmark which
has addressed circular to that effect to its agents at
the foreign courts interested in the question The
States bordering the Baltic have not vet repe5 m
the proposal Of England. The negotiations which
had commenced at Copenhagen, and were interrunted
| in March last, will probably be resumedi' r.
A telegraphic dispatch from Copenhagen. of the
2th instant states that by an unexpected turn, the
exclusive DANISH party presented the sitting of the
General Dlet on the 26th by its organ Bishop Mola
stitution throughout. @
CHINESE SLAVE TRADE.-The following paragraph
Is taken from the shipping intelligence Of the San
| Francisco Herald Oh the S0th OF November: E5H=s
| CALLAo, October 25 1855,
| The American clipper-ship 1ndiaman is dischare
ing and selling her cargo Of Chinese slaves. Tie
American bark Wessaeumcunn Marsh. waiting ~. ~
ders, The American ship Peerless, Skiines dis.
charging @{F4 ~ - : % 1 s1a'-
9 The cool and busness.like manner Of the an.
nouncement about the Indiaman shows thai, if the
statement be not true, the reporter would not be sur
prsed II it were So The vessel now in China, and
lts owners, who are merchants Of high standing, and
rather distinguished opponents Of. slavery IN their
own country, would no doubt, feel Obliged to The
american Minister Eerehe to investigate tie ciream
stances under which the Indaman, loaded witt At
least five hundred and coolies at s5yatau
which Is not legalized port, in June last and dis
posed Of them at Callao In October TS, 17S15iHS0
| @ China Mail, January 24.x
| !, GEORGIA ANEcDoTE.-The Evening Post saws
the announcement of the deeease of Governor Tronp
/ N the morning papers, reminds me Of a pleasant
Georgia aneedote never before in print touching the
famous gubernatoria contest between him and Clark
of a long time ago:n a yellow haired country
'eracker' boy, going along the PiDey woods road
with basket on his arm, was hailed by a dashng
Georgian in buggy, thus g Helow, boy, what's in
your basket 7" s Puppies sir. Are they Clark
ers or Troppers 2n e Cark-ers, sir2 That's right
boy. Hurrah for Clark 2 Yes, they are Clarkers