New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
Further BY lhe s.eamsl.ap per.e. !

Inc Liverpool, New York and PhadeIph;s
s.eamsn,p Company have bought the screw Stssni,
COW and VIZ w wy, Sasgon belonging % he Glass
from Glasgow IN to be majyItained tir Ka..ys ~,
be1fE placed on the route, and the Edinbur0 sr ia
Liverpool line; Z, A. the vessels are 70 touch .
yueenstown. IN the summer season the Glaeeov
line is to be fortnight one. a a 80
The ship Quebec, Of New Orleans. Cant. Rua,a
from Bordeaux for SheIds, ran on m FddSs9s.s
rocks, at O'Clock, on the afternoon q a. iIfS
INST Her jibboom end was. within ten feet n IA
south west kitchen window Of the fght-hosse IT,
window being seventy feet high. At 94 o'clocE
oWpg to fresh breeze from the eastward and fhe
,a q the tide the ship slipped on again s
boat Heroine, attempted to beach her on the Cor
nisi coast, but the sand ballast choked the pumps
and she sank one mile 8. 8. W.of Downderry Pre-
ventive station, where she will be covered Il hir
water. While on the rocks, boats Offering assist
ance came from Her Majesty's screw steam frirate.
/ topaz, hfty-one guns, Capt. the Hon w 81 SDen-
I I winch mad just left the Sound for VaneouyerS
a dispatch dated Zurich October H. saws q The
roneIeices do not draw to close Austria stu
har 70 diminish the amount of the debt Of Lom-
Austria AZ ~ npIhe " Sardinia. The demands Of
os iee NJ The support Of France who l,aa pros
pJssa nat tne disputed point be submitted to tho
been reca;v ~ anotner power No answer has yet
Government wishes the arrears Il ,sns;ars ~
Monte Napoleon and an INDEFINITE fnr IL ~. u
he Idts war 70 pc included in the Settlement N fa
neo1 when VIII have to be paid By Austria md
A variety Of runors to the eject NAT ,,.4,i.
positively declines to sign the treaty 81 pesce n
Is not in accordance with the preliminaries n VII
lafranca; that Austria desires to protect nexntis
tons till the spring, when she will recousl9ence
the war !; that Austria has undertaken to uvavnn.
tee to the Pope conservation of his temn0rnl
power in the Legations, and others Of ike M
ture, were current, and must be taken for What
they worth. @ IN 5 ~ s
On the other hand, there are statements that the.
signing OF the treaty of Zurich was hourly expect
ed and that the representatives of the Powers WoQld
afterwards meet in Congress. s77-@
The London Times Paris correspondent corYolJo-a
rates the statement from Zurich that the French
Government has demanded an indemnity from
Piedmont for the expenses of the late war also
the payment of the arrears Of pension in connec-
ton with the first empire due from the LoInbardo-
Venitian Monte Fund. The correspondent looks
upon it as highly probable that These demands
have been made, knowing the limited finances or
SARDINIA, with the object of obtaining the cession
OF the provinces of Savoy and Ince to France
The Great Eastern was attracting great crowds
OF excursionists to HoIyhead, and the Queen WAC
to visit her during her sojonrn in wales. on q
about the 18th inst. Nothing definite Is known as
to the ultimate movements Of the tbir shin The
London Times editorially criticises her nerfor1is
ance between Portland and Holyhead. and iraW.
unfavorable deductions from the speed then ~
tanned. 1t thinks that unless the Great Eastarn
presents more decided superiority to smaller ves
sells than she at present seems to do ale viii harlv
be taken for model, ~. 800 - e