New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
MORNING, OCTOBER IT, 1856 -71-
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS BY THE N1AGARA
The New York papers, Of the 10th inst contain the
following additional items of European news by the
Niagara, to that given in teegraphc dispatches
The Quebec and Philadelphia steamers, from Liver
pool, on the 25th ut carried out the intelligence
that the Spanish Constitution had been promulgated,
and that General O'Donnell had rendered his resg-
nation, which, however, was incorrect that an An
glo-French fleet was really destined for the Bay of
Naples, and that Russia remaining firm in her nten-
would remain in the Black Sea-all of which created
anxiety and depressed the English funds. Consols
were then quoted for money at 93} to a3H.
Since the sailing of the steamer Italian affairs
nued 10 excite attention. but beyond the intention to
send fleet to Naples, nothing definite has ranspred
The Anglo-trench utimatnm was being retained a
few days in Paris, to allow an opportunity to the
Neapoltan Government to make the required conces-
sIons. The contemplated expedition is OF formidable
charaeter-eght steamers are provisioning at Spit
mead, and the Caesar, Colossus, Dauntless, Maacca,
Gorgon, Perseverance and Urgent-all British aux
iliary steamers, are ready to sail.
The French ships are the Bretagne, Uloa, Aiqusiras
and Napoleon The expedition is said to be very
unpopular in France. Sardinia takes part in the ex
pedtion, and will send ships for the protection of the
Sardinias there. Vienna letter states that the Eng
lsh and French Ministers had notified Austria of the
intended expedition against Naples to which the
Vienna cabinet interposes no obstacle. This however
is doubtful Prince Petrulia, the Neapotan Envoy
at Vienna, has resgnedthe cause Of the resignation
IS not stated. It is understood that Immediately W.
Brenier, the French Minister, leaves The Marquis
of Antonini the Neapolitan Minister, will withdraw
from Pansti Brussels. Meantime, hopes were enter
tanned of receiving during the present week. by tee
cede the necessity of the fleets sailing The London
Star, of the 2Gth ult, says something serious has
certainly occurred to stay the AngloFrench mission
to Naples, for it has not sailed"
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fed his coast and is likely to secure the enthusiasm of
his army. There is another report that if compelled
to yield, he will proclaim the constitution Of l84s
and thereby present his compliments to Pamerston
and Napoleon. 1t may be that these eventualities
are foreseen by the two men who rule France and
England Or they may have heard that Naples would
be supported by Austria and Russia. AT all events
the game, whatever it may be, does not go well.
-E Great Britain. .e.
Lord Hardinge, late Comnlander-in-C Chief of the
Army is dead. His age was Il years.
Mr. Dallas, as the guest Of Sir E. Lytton Bulwer,
had dinner with the Heats Agricultural Society, and
made speech in return to the toast of lasting CON
cord between America and England.
At meeting of the Board Of Directors of the East
India Company, Mr.. Levin moved that the annexation
of Dude was an unjustdabe act of speculation. The
motion was negatived.
miscellaneous EteIas.
The Bank of France has raised its rate of interest
to six per cent.
The Paris correspondent of the Times alludes to
report of its being the intention of the United States
to form an alliance with those European powers that
may be disposed to adopt as an article of law, the
immunity of merchant vessels and merchandise from
capture in time Of war; even by men-ofwar.
The Emperor and family are making the most of
the rural enjoyments at Barz, including Bull fights.
The Espano announces that the Council of Minis
ters on the entreaty Of the Queen have stopped the
sales of Church property, and that consequently the
ministerial crisis had ceased.
Marshal Serrano, the new Spanish Minister to
France is to go to St. Petersburg on secret mission
and will return in about a month.
By order of the Lisbon Board OF Health, three
Brazilian ships sunk at the Quarantine, because
they were infected by yellow fever Cholera was de-
Creasing at Lisbon.
The U. S. ships Congress, Constitution and Susque-
hanna, were at Palermo on the 18th of September,
and would leave in fortnight for Genoa.
The vintage in Italy was generally satisfactory.
The crop of maize WIS good, and rice was abundant
but silk was not so'favorable. ..@. .s..4 :
Berlin letters state that Napoleon has entered into
communication with the Swiss Federal Government.
respecting the affairs Of Nenchatel. Napoleon leans
towards the Prussian side OF the question:
The International Free Trade Congress has been in
session at Brussels. The subject of discussion
classified under four heads: Firstly-An explanation
of customs reform during the past ten years, with re-
suits. Secondlv-The objects which obstructed the
international commercial relations Thirdly - The
means to remore these obstacles. Fourthly-A criti-
cisrl of objections offered to custonlss0forn1.
The Bank of Prussia has raised its rate of discount
to six per cent the maximum allowed by law. A
special meeting by the Cabinet was held to consider
the question of the Danish sound dues. The decision
is understood to be in favor Of it, but the price asked
by Denmark is too high.
The Brussels Nord has telegraph from st. Peters
burg, stating that contract for net work of rail
ways throughout Russia is granted to mixed com
pany among whom are the Paris Credit Mobilier and
Mess1s Hottnger, Barring, Hope and strelitz. The
concession is for eghyive years, the Russian govern
ment guaranteeing five per cent. interest The lines
must be completed in ten years.
The PresSe d Orient intmates that the differences
between England and Persia are not likely to be
promptly adjusted.
The Turks are fortifyng both sides Of the Danube,
with is said the appreciation of Austria. The Turk
ish troops have also moved from Wdin to haafat on
the left bank Of the river.
Athens letters say that the English and French
Ministers have drawn up list of new Ministers,
which they demanded should he reappointed.
Latest News.
LONDON, Sept 81, $50 A. M.-It is rumored at
Vienna that some Austrian ships of war ordered
to Naples as squadron of observation. The news
that Sardinia intends taking part in the expedition
to Naples is not confirmed.