New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-24
Particulars Of Foreign News
PER STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
prussia and switzerland.

Prussia and Switzerland.
The Independence states that the difficulties which
the Neufchatel conference have to deal with
a demand by the King of Prussia Of two millions
francs, compensation for the revenues he aban-
doned and repayment, besides, Of expenses incurred
by Prussia on account OF the recent difficulties with
Switzerland 49,
PARIS. April To-day another conference took
place the affairs of Neufchatei. Probably there
will not be any further meeting before next week.
Naples md the Western Powers. safst
The Independence announces the arrival at Paris
of the Cheyalier Pianelli, who has semiofical
mission from the King OF Naples to attempt an ar
rangement with the Western Powers
Prince Danielo OF Montenegro, considers it advisa
bic to shorten his visit to Paris and to return to his
native country, which is threatened with serious
complications. The late violation of Austrian terri
tory by the partsans of this troublesome Prince will
not be allowed to pass over unavenged by the Cabl-
net of Vienna aud instructions have been received
by Count Mamna, Governor OF Damatia, to demand
the immediate release of Louis Radovitch, who was
seized Austrian soil and to insist on the punish
ment of the offender. t- .
The affair of the Kangaroo, which lately conveyed
q body of volunteers from Constantnope to aid the
Circassians against Russia has been complicated by
the discovery that several hundred false decorations
of the order of Medde have been distributed amongst
the Circassans in the name of the Sultan. letter
! from Constantnope says the French Ambassador
has interlered in friendly, but not official manner in
the affair and he is aided by other members of the
diplomatic body hoped that it will be satisiacto-
| rily arranged.
|
| The Divans of the Danubian Principalities are to
meet on the Goth inst The idea of their unity under
an independent Prince has made great progress.
| BUCHAREST March 24.-The Turks have begun to
evacuate the Principalitles.
Austrian Italy.
The demonstrations which took place at Venice, on
the Anniversary of the Battle Of Novarra have alarm
ed the Austrian authorities for the last few years
the day had passed without any maifestation.
At the heater Of the scenes in which slaves burst
their chains, received with such significant ap-
pause that the repetition of the piece prohibited
The ladies held bouquets composed of flowers, repre-
senting the Italian colors-the walls of Venice were
covered with placards, such Italy for ever and
words expressive of regard for Sardinia, its King and
Count Cavour. The Austrian Archduke Maximilian
brother of the Emperor who arrived at Venice during
this state of affairs, was received with cedness and
| silence.
| Russia.
A dispatch from Berlin announces that the En-
peror of Russia has definitely renouneed his intended
excursion.
| Austria and Sardinia.
Count Cavour has sent the Austrian Ambassador.
Count Paar, his passport. He probably suspected
that the Ambassador was lingering at Turin to give
countenance to belief that he had been asked by the
Sandman Government to remain. The situation is
becoming daily more critical and menacing.
Miscellaneous.
The Liverpool Times, in its summary of the weeks
news says:
1t may be important for commercial readers to no.
tice new arrangement made by the Russian Govern
ment since the abolition of the Sound Dues Formerly
the certificate for these dues were regarded by the
Russian authorities equivalent to quarantine
ti6cate but now the Imperial Government has given
notice that all foreign vessels sailing to the Russian
ports of the Baltic shall have bill Of health from
the port of departure. 1t is also added that vessels
which have put into French, British, Dutch or Nor
wegian ports on their way, must provide themselves
with quarantine certificates from those ports, and
cause them to be attested by the Russian Consul.
The union of the Danubian provinces may now, we
presume, be considered settled point. letter from
Paris which bears an authoritative stamp declares
that Lord Pmerston has intimated that the views of
} the English Government are in unison with those of
the Emperor Napoleon on this subject, and it is added
that the Austrian Government is more readily re-
, concied to the union than formerly.
Louis Napoleon cannot feel very comfortable in his
, height of power Arrests are constantly made in
Paris of persons charged with conspiring to kill the
Emperor pleasant sensation, if the charges are
really believed Several arrests have been made this
week, and it is said that the offenders have
pces or instgators, in England. This points to the
French refugees in London, and if the British Govern
nent be satisfied Of the fact may look for speedy
clearance of Of the resorts of those people in the
e vicinity OF the Haymarket and Leicester square.
The little kingdom Of Belgium is undergoing one o.
6 those conyulsions through which England passed
o few years back At Tournay, the other day, there
: pitched battle between the Protectonists anG
Free traders, the former represented by tnons
ands of lsordery workmen and the latter by the gen
! darmerie. The crowd was not dispersed without al
effort some twenty or thirty persons being wounded
several severely. The authorities fearing this spirit
of turbulence, compelled to refuse to the Free
e trade league the use of hall place of meeting
IS No doubt the Free-trade Conference which was held
" IN Brussels last summer, has been the means OF ava
t, kenng sounder views and hence these conflicts be
1t tween patriotism and seitishness.
e The war fever appears to have seized upon the
1t Prussans again. The Danish German duchies the
a. cause of this ebulton, and orders have been
given to place the Prussan ports and coasts in state
N of defence, in the event of attack by Denmark
IT, The Prussian Prime Minister has made war speech
in the House of Deputies, which appears to have been
h received with great enthusiasm.