New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
Particulars Of Foreign Hews.
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PER STEAMSHIP crrY o. BALTIMORE.
Advices BY the City Of Baltimore are 70 The lltu
from Liverpool. We extract the following: sis
Turin letter ID the Noyd sayv.
The hesitation Of the Austrians becomes mogs and
more difficult to understand ltsattnbuted to Sr6evr
from Vienna, where Gen. Hess is said NOT % snrrsvs
Of the plan OF attack in Piedmont, partjculss}v -
Ger. GyuIai has never had command ID the 5eiI e
IS rne shat the position Of the Austrjaus d dIcuIt
they have hostile population behind them, asd ~
II is not, therefore, At Ill astonishing that ttsv
should take particular ID strengthening tnsr ne
o. operations before advancing. There have bssn
trion and sardinian outposts AZ one or them, near
Gropello, two Sandman squadrens OF the 0elerx0
regiment encountered some AustYjsns The eardp-
aas fought WE'LL and their captain the Marquis Coli
VINO was three weeks back at Paris souaht oet the
Austrian commander and having engaged ii Z hand
tonand contest killed him. Several Other Austrisns
Were wounded. - well - some Hardintepe
The Band gives the follogiu9 brief de1.fi. ~ sbe
enssgemeat On the banks Of tho Lsgo Msasiorc, be-
tween Austrian steamers and Piedmontese force.
which has been meationed by telensph
boats niied with soldiers arrived neay Psiasza where
they seized and sunk some boats beIousfnr ~ nvfvsfs
Toe INK issn a vent g hs month q he river
dinian vessels collected there but some Piemontss
fred on them and killed three usn. The xmsf.isns
replied with cannon, but ussuesessfslly. At Length
u
my to retire, and the Austrians fsfaned 10 he fFtI
fed point Of Laveno. 7sTTsss
Aiusion has been made to the eoslespaas,s ,,rrp-
ton Of the Emperor Of France q Gesa. = Psis
letter, dated Genoa, May 4, gives u fbloyipx -
ticulars asa
All the boats in the harbcr ase astssav iis.a !.
as i shall be teegraphed. The snsirs y. psos.sio.
noble O otherwise, rich poor. win b % 6oE thss
day. You may feel assured mo hbeyating soye,sfsns
ever had more magnificent receptton. Peep5e M
1 come rom distance Of my miIes 70 witna1the
Emperots landing, More than 10000 psssoas Vim
crowd the quays, the mole, and the suzIoandjpr h1
which present magnificent view q tbe s1bsr.
i 81 --latest.
LONDON Nay sssnss ss.ss, q
ssseps lns p,fss q. q nss ssssy % !. ~ g
4 doing. Sales very inactive, hat hass jmpsSvsd Z
little in price. and are firm ID tone. -
ssl E new sresasSls Uss Gsn's nos1y si s
Afa.orable effect has been psodsesa b ~ deck
| to the drain of gold. s - ~
In the discount market the demand wss n,oder.se
high rates being still demanded for long dste paper
According to the advices from Paris the
to the French lean Of 20 900 O0OG have aIres3v 81
ceeded 40 600 00o including very large nnm6es for
in any way connected with the Goyefurnene IL ~
lion. n - -.
From St. Petersburg, exchange came 6rmer, quo
tatIons being 81. a painful impressions was intro
duced into tile Stock Exchange ~ The ment
that sixteen individuals, III deslers Is eSnis
have this day ceased to be members Of the establish
ment. & 5s ~ -
All The discount houses are disposed t refssve mn
further amounts at all, owing to the extreme difcutv
In finding employment for them for short pessis o,
good security. The Bank Of Belgium hss r.seI fs-
rate OF discount from to 4 per cent. 9 -.
Embar<ation of the Emperor at Mars. MES.
Il MARsEILLEs, Wednesday evening.-The Emperor
arrived here at midday. and Immediately embssked
on board the Refine Hortense p where he Yrcssved
| the authorities of the q eI-
left the harbor. 1t is said in Paris that the Ennneror
expects to be In Milan by the end Of the month or be-
: | ginning of June, at latest.
On the London Stock Exchange accnrdTn1 X IL.
Times, the continued suspense between the hostile
forces exces each day conjecturss ana he fact
that Prince Wiadschiiz having been dispatched from
Russia, which, in the eyes OF some diplomatistx can
mean nothing else than consent to slow her 10 do
what she pleases in European Turkey has also been
subject OF comment. @ayf =
Lane, yesterday. English wheat met with slow sale
AZ reonetlon 81 6s' to S. per quarter from thatquo
The buoyaacy of the Paris Bourse. vester1av w.,
1 owing to the enthusiastic demonstration that tooL
place on Tuesday the Emperor's departure Heinz
considered as security Of the maintenance Of orde
J. | at home. 81 -'e
h Marshall Canrobert has addressed an order of tb.
a day from his headquarters at Alessandrja to The
/. troops under his command. 1t concludes as fol
e. lows Soldiers the preciptate march which yol
socltue OF the Emperors government 10 supplywitf
b all which you stand in need of. You viii soon ne
J. ceve it.. You must call to mind that the warriors
our forefathers who have preceded us in those fin
countries we're in want of everything at the time tba
e they covered the flag of France and the conntr,
IS with immortal glory. The great French army vii
e soon find itself opposite the Austrian army The,
are old acqnaintances. Both have seen each other
D. Lodi, at Arcoi, at Marengo, and at Wagram. Illus
If trous names, which you will soon cause to be fol
e lowed by others equally glorious. s9S
8 Poisoning by a Medical Man.
o DR.. Smithers was yesterday brought before a full
e bench of magistrates at Richmond and variety o
evidence was taken in support of the charge brought
J, against him of wilfu murder of lady named La
u bella Banks, with whom be was cohabting, by adj
ministering poison in small doses The prisoner III
though married to the deceased had represented tha
they were unmarried. She had made a will il III
e favor, prepared by solicitor in Richmond. Ifrnu
documents alleged to have been prepared BY harris
ter in town. though it turned out to be in prisoDeri
handwriting. The will was attested on Sunday, or
account OF the urgency Of the Yet prisoner re-
fused to have any medical attendance present, as ht
wished he sad to keep it profound secret that b.
: and the lady were unmarried. The prisoner was a
. this time communicating with his first wife. In thu
will he is described as her dear frendn The cas-
: is remanded.
S ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND NJ MAIL.-The Overland
Mail which left San Francisco the I'd inst reached
St. Louis on the 2lth. From the Republican we ex.
> tract the following:
# At Fort Fillmore, the night of the llth, thirty
three head of brood mares, the property OF Span
lard, stolen by the Apaches. On the following
day company Of mounted rifemen left the fort Il
4. pursuit.
o At Apache Pass three Indians, an advance guard
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