New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02
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FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
Duel Between Two French Marshals.
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AUSTRIAN ARMY ORDERED TO Rov1at
Modification of the Austrian Cabinet.
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Africa, Capt. Shannon, arrived at this port this
'vening She left Liverpool on Saturday, the Goth
nstant and therefore brings no later adyices than
we're received by the Jason at st. Johns.
The Africa's commercial advices have been mostly
anticipated. Her mails, however, contain some items
II interest, which were not comprised in the tee-
graphic summary from st. Johns.
FRANCE-It Is reported that duel had taken
place between Marshal Canrobert and Marshal Neil,
growing ont Of the criticisms passed upon Marshal
Csnrobsrs conduct in Italy, BY Marshal Neil, in the
latter's report to the Emperor.
It is also reported that Marshal Neil was mortsly
wounded in the combat.
A previous account Of their movements stated that
Marshal Mel had left Paris for Toulouse and that
Marshal Canrobert had left vichy, the wellknown
French watering place.
The Emperor Napoleon has ordered two war
steamers to proceed to Algeria for the purpose Of
bringing back number Of political exles from the
penal colony Of Lambessa. These exiles are among
those included in the late political amnesty.
The Paris correspondent Of the London News as.
sers that the impossibility Of carrying out the
ditions of the peace Of Vafanca in accordance with
the views Of Austria had led the Emperor Napoleon
to grant q political amnesty, by which he hoped to
rally the influential men Of all parties about his
standard.
The recent measures Of the Belgian Government,
and especially the projected additions to the fortica-
tions Of Antwerp, have excited much attention and
considerable uneasiness at Paris.
A French corps d'armee was to remain on the
Rhine, with its headquarters at Nancy.
The three per cent rentes closed at SO francs Is
centimes.
The PARIS BoURsE-The Moniteur contains de.
cree which provides that foreign shares securities
may be negotiated on the Bourse, when twoffths of
their value shall have been paid up, instead Of limit
ing the sale heretofore, shares upon which seven
tenths have been paid.
AUSTRIA. Advices from Vienna state that the
Emperor Francis Joseph was getting impatient at
the delay exhibited 10 the restoration Of the fugitive
Grand Dukes to their respective countries. Owing
to this delay and the growing discomfort in Italy, the
Emperor of Austria has ordered strong corps dar.
NEE to be concentrated at Rovgo the road to the
Legation and the cities Of Ferrera and Medina.
Besides this, several regiments Of the Austrian
army Of Italy, which were to have returned to the
interior of Austria, have received counter orders to
remain in Italy.
An important modification of the Cabinet of Vienna
has taken place. Baron Bach, the most influential
member Of the Ministry, has retired, notwithstanding
the Emperors wishes to the contrary, and is to be
appointed Ambassador at Rome.
His successor has not yet been named.
ITALY Chevaer Farini, after short stay al
Paris and several consultations with Count Walewsk
has returned to Italy to resume the dictatorship o
the Duchy of Parma.
The Government Of Parma has purchased 1000
Minnie rifles and invited the disbanded CORDS of rifle
men of the Alps who served in the recent campaign
under Garibald to take service under the direction
Of Parma.
A decree has been issued at Bologna declaring al
citizens of the Papal States equal, politically and
legally, without distinction Of religion.
Father Gavazzi, the popular Catholic orator, ha'
been preaching at Bologna with immense success.
At last accounts Garbaldi was at Modena.
dispatch from Genoa announces the suspension
of II Catolico of that city, for its reactionary ten
| dencies.
ENGLAND, Liverpool, August 20-The Cunar
steamship Europa, from New York, arrived at thi
port to-day.
DR.. smithhurst has been convicted Of the murde
Of his wife, and has been sentenced to be hung.
| The builders strike at London continued.
Edward Butler, of the firm Of Butler & Smar
Solicitors, has absconded, and an examination of h
affairs proves him to be defaulter to the amount
100000.
The GREAT EASTERN FOR NEW YoRK.-The stean
ship Great Eastern is to sail about the middle Of Sci
tember. The Directors have finally determined th,
her first trip across the Atlantic will be to New Yol
direct, touching at Newfoundland, and landing IL
mails off St. Johns