New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
Te.egraphed to the vev Orleans crescent.
FURTHER By THE STEAMER novAscor1AH.
THE POPE ASKS FOREIGN PROTECTION.
Opposition to the Papal Government.

THE POPE Asks FOhElGN fhOIECTlON.
Opposition to the Papal Government,
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
[BY SOUTHERN Asp NATIONAL LINES
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-The Papal Government has |
issued circular complaining very bitterly OF the
action OF King Victor Emanuel in interfering Yth
the sovereignty of the Papal States, and has asded
the protection of foreign governments
A large number of addresses have been signed in
the Romagna against the return of the clerical func-
tonaries of the Government, and in favor OF union
with Sardinia.
1t is stated that the Pope will accept the general
principle OF an Italian Confederation, majority OF
the cardinals having voted in its favor.
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-Fionr closed buoyant, at 10
to 12s. per cental Corn closed at S. 1Od to 6s. 3d.
for new White Corn Is. Cd. to 7s Sd. per GENITAL.
Beef closed dull Bacon closed dull at previous quo
tatons. Lard closed quiet and prices are unchanged
LONDON July 27.-The London money market is
generally unchanged. American securities closed
dull. Sugar closed firm and prices unchanged. Coffee
closed firm at last weeks quotations.
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-The sales Of cotton during
the three business days since the sailing of the Persia
amount to 900 bales Of which 5000 were taken by
spectators and 5000 by exporters. The market
closed -Middling Orleans 3.16.
| The advices from Manchester and other manuiac-
turing districts continue favorable to the trade.
| There was an active demand for goods and yarns,
and all qualities had slightly advanced.
The weather has continued favorable for the grow
ing crops. Flour closed dull, but holders demand an
advance. Wheat generally closed dull, with an ad-
vancng tendency, and an advance of I'd. has been
obtained. Corn closed dnll-prices are easier, but
quotations are unchanged. Rosin closed steady at
previous quotations. Turpentine closed heavy, and
prices have slightly declined.
| LIVERPOOL, July 27.-t is reported that Count
WaIewski, the French Foreign Minister, has sub.
mitted to the neutral powers plan for the Italian
Confederation which proposes to divide Italy into
seven States, and gives the nominal presidency to
the Pope, although really the King Of Sardinia and
the King OF Naples to be the actual heads of the
Confederation, and to exercise their functions as ex
ecutiye Presidents alternately.
According to this plan, the fortresses of Mantua,
Gaeta and Piacenza to be garrsoned by the Fed
eral troops
In the Italian Federal Diet the Duchy Of Parma is
to have one vote, Modena one the Pope two Tuscany
E two, Sardinia three, and Naples three.
: In the House of Lords, Lord Lyndhurst asked il
| tllC hui1Adty WCIo aWnAo tuat tuC Ii0ASA 0osShiF
ment were arming its fleet with riaed cannon.
Lord Somerset replied that they were aware Of the
' fact. +5w. o-m
e In the House Of Commons De Lacey Evans moved
the appointment Of commission to inquire into the
state Of the national defences The motion was
, tived. &
The Austro French conference, it is expected, will
J. meet at Zurich about the first Of August.
# The London News expresses the opinion that the
scheme proposed for the Italian Confederation vii
J. fail. 1854
n The French fleet has sailed from some of the sta
tons in the Adriatic and the French army has com
Il menced leaving Italy.
t military convention has been concluded betweel
n France and Austria, by which Lombardy is to as
sumo fair share of the national debt of the Lom
bardo-y -yenitian kingdom.
NJ de Ambrios has been named as the Sardinial
Plenpotentiary to the Zurich Conference but Austr
refuses to meet any representative of the Sardinia
Government.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany proposes to abdicat
IL in favor of his son, but the people and ProVsiona
,5 Government of Tuscany object to the dynasty alto
gether and are in favor of orcbly resisting any al
* tempt to force it upon them.
as The Emperor Napoleon is to make his grand entr
81 into Paris on the 14th of August at the head of
n part of the army of Italy.
of The Russian Grand Duke Constantine, it is stated
=. =. will soon visit England.
er The English funds have advanced t. but an articl
OF in the Moniteur, in which exceptions are taken
the naval and military preparations of England
81 q. caused the funds to decline /.
SO The London Times urges the immediate arming
.r, the British navy with the Armstrong gun.
ly The Duke of Malakof has been appointed Gran
on Chancellor of the Legion of Honor.
ty 1t is reported that 100000 men Of the Frent
army are to be discharged from the ranks,
ID able furough for the purpose of reducing the arm
n expenditure.
G. The grapes have been injured by the excess
~ heat, and the prices of most descriptions of vii
~ have an upward tendency.
~ The Government Of Denmark has ceded the slal
of st. Thomas to the United States.
An army of 100000 men is to be raised in Lol
,h hardy to protect the frontier and garrison the fo
es rcsses.
Garibaldi had had an interview with the Sardin
er, Commapder.in.chief, General Marmora, at Bresc
a a and expressed his (Garibaldis) confidence in t
The King of Sardinia.
y's Garibaldi said he had corps of 10000 men, viii
ss daily increasing, and about to remove the
gh to the Appenines where there 5000 voluntc,
at awaiting him from the Romagna, and that his fore
lhe joining those of Mezzo would form an army capa
nd of securing the independence Of Central Italy,
,o least against the House and Neapolitan forces.
The Duke of Modena proposed to arm 40OO A
the trans to enable him to enter his State and assu
.sst ssi the reins Of government. s...=-.-
cen A division of the French army has been ordered
left enter Parma and Tuscany for the purpose of
,ola ing order.
in. The people of Florence favor an Italian kingd
case under King victor emanuel, or That tuscany
ead. governed by prince Of the house Of Savoy.
yet --
Domestic Intelligence.
The Arrival of the Overland Mail
n to c ,,-,r 49, Q Tba ovariand rsi;c,; .
suits ei ioo,' Aus' ~. ou e"i,,oi1ia
op mas arrived hefe' WIN da'es from san FRANCISCO
the the l4th inst not SO late as those received by
min Habana at New Orleans.
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