New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-11

HAvRE, July 29.-The Hayre market closed steady.
Orleans Tres Ordinaire closed at liz francs.
LONDON, July sO.-The amount of Bullion in the
Bank of England has decreased f236,O0O during the
week.
LIVERPOOL, July 3O.-The steamship Vanderbilt,
from New York for Southampton and Hayre, arrived
at Southampton on the 2Sth.
The City Of Baltimore and the Bavaria, from New
York. have also arrived at their respective destna-
tions.
LIVERPOOL, July 30.-Advces from Turin repre-
sent that the excitement which was at first created
by the announcement Of the terms of peace has CON
sderably subsidized and that comparative tranquility
has been restored in most Of the Italian provinces
The debates in the British Parliament indicate that
vigorous measures will be adopted in the prosecution
Of the plans proposed for the national defenses.
The Sandman Penipotentiaries to the Peace Con
ference at Zurich has arrived at Paris.
The Independence Beige newspaper says that the
Austrian Provisional Concils will all soon be con-
voked and be requested to make known to the En-
peror of Austria, openly and sincerely the wishes OF
their respective populations, with view of granting
them liberal constitutional reform.
The Beige also states that the first Austrian corps
darmee will for the present be maintained in Italy on
war footing.
The remaining corps Of the Austrian army in Italy
are to go to their former cantonments in Gacia and
Hungary.
The various governors appointed by King Victor
Emanuel in Mondena, have. been withdrawn, and the
governments turned over to the municipalities.
The result Of the vote upon the subject of the an
nexation of Tuscany to Piedmont, as made known
at al places including Leghorn and Florence, shows
500 votes in the affirmative and only fifteen in the
negative. ~@
An article in Le Nord, newspaper, denies that
French troops are to remain in the Duchies to pre-.
serve order.
A letter from Milan states that the extreme party
are commencing dangerous agitation there, and
that an insurrecton in the Venetian Kingdom is an
tcipated.
| The Lnualide Russo says that Austria and Franc,
may make whatever treaties they please but that ii
fixing the lot of Italy, they are bound to ask the con
currence OF the rest of Europe.
It appears that one Of the results Of the meeting
Of the Emperors at villafranca, was stipulation
providing for the removal of the remains of Napc
leon II from Vienna to Paris
A deputaton headed by Prince Napoleon will sool
proceed to Vienna to take the remains of the Due D.
Reichstadt (Napoleon ID, which are deposited in th
Augustine Monastery at Vienna, and convey them t.
France, where they will be placed by the side o
those of his father, Napoleon l.
In the House Of Commons Lord John Russell, il
making statement in relation to foreign affairs
said that England could never be party to any
compact for forcing the Grand Dukes OF Tuscany ant
Modena upon their people without their consent.
| He stated that he believed the Emperor of Aus
tra was desirous that the people of Italy should hav
a selfgovernment. After spirited discussion b.
various members the subject was dropped.
LIVERPOOL, July 30.-The advices from Mar
chester continue to be of favorable character
There was an active demand for goods and yarni
and the market closed buoyant prices having an &C
vancing tendency.
LONDON, July 30.-Consols for account closed 9
95S to 952.