New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03
FURTHER BY THE HUNGARIAN.

QUEBEC, (Canada) Oct. 2.-The steamer Hunga.
rian has arrived at this port. Her mails have been
sent South. The following are their most important
features
PARIS, ,sept.2 21.-A serious disagreement Of several
members Of the Imperial Cabinet on highly important
political questions is reported.
In consequence thereof ministerial emeute is ru-
mored. Amongst the retiring members is mentioned
the Duke Of Padoue (Padova) from the Ministry OF
the Interior, and Monsieur de ChasseoupS from
the Ministry Of Algeria.
The Notifications on the northwestern coast Of the
Atlantic, opposite England, are approaching their
completion. The forts in the Bay Of st. Malo and
Caucal are nearly ready to receive their ornaments
The Notifications will extend from st. Malo to the
mouths Of the river Shelde (Antwerp) to the port
Of Vendres.
The semi-oficial government paper, lie Constitu.
tionne, publishes an editorial article in which
England is requested to side with France on the
Italian question: in order to extricate Napoleon from
the Vilsfranca difficulties This request of an al
lance has caused great sensation. Another impolt
ant item is published by the Independence Beige, at
Brussels It states that Lord Cowley, formerly Eng
lish Ambassador at Paris, and Extraordinary Ambas
sador to Vienna before the outbreak of the Italian
war and Count Walewsk Foreign Minister Of France,
are commissioned to arrange basis Of cooperation
between England and France for the prosecution of
the war in China.
The largest French man of.war, q shp.oEthe.line,
steel plated called the Magenta, is In course Of con-
structon at Brest.
The Camp Of Chalons has suddenly been broken
up and the troops ordered to various points.
The harvest in France proves to be twenty per
cent. less productive than last year.
Flour and wheat have slightly advanced, but silk
is stringent.
The Lyons trade is better, occasioned by ORDER
from the United States.
The vintage is more satisfactory than was expected
The Imperial Government has resolved, it is re
ported, to cooperate with that Of Spain against tn
Moors in Fez and Morocco.
This step appears to have been taken on accoun
of the frequent attacks to which the French outpost
the front OF Algeria, towards Pez have been sub
jected.
The Government Of the Emperor of Morocco, how
ever asserts that 1t is in no way implicated in thos
outrages committed blythe natives.
PARIS, Sept. l.-The money market shows muct
buoyancy. The Three Per Cent. Rentes closed
6S. 95.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Adyces of very important
character have arrived from Naples. In spite of con
tractions tie Prime Minister, Count Fangiere, has
rendered to the new King his resignation.
From Central Italy the latest dates are from
BOLOGNA, Gen. Garibaldi has issued proclamation
in which he expressed his admiration Of the patriotic
conduct of the Tyrolean rifle brigade and incites h
new army to follow their example.
From Rome, it is reported that the Pope has ez
pressed his entire satisfaction with the views of th
Emperor Napoleon, expressed in the recent article
the Paris Moniteur, in regard to tho italian diff
culties @
The Provisional Government Of Tuscany has d,
clared to the administrators Of the property Of th
Grand Duke, that unless they svacuate them with
three days official sequestratioa will take place.
1 The Austrian Government publishes decree raj
ing the siege in Venetia.
The Madrid journals announce that Gen. Serrar
Is to be created viceroy Of Cuba and Porto Rico
place Of Gen. Concha.
Advices from Constantinople state that by order
the Pacha Of Albania two hundred persons have bet