New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Particulars Of Foreign News.
Per Steamship CITY q wa.hsnsssn.
Advices from Liverpool by the steamship Ctr a
Washington are to the 18th Of April We extract -
following intelligence:
THE WAR QUEsTIoN.-The var uuestiom mcnnss
liked attention. Rumors Of the most alarming patV1
had been current, and it was at one time ssserteS
that Austria had actually declared wsr seaurt Pc
mont. This rumor proved TO be destitute u sahort0
but il was nevertheless regarded az the shadow Of -
event not far distant The Continental journals al
correspondence were filed with warfke appreh10s
sions and the conviction appeared to be general th
not be averted. 5E
On the afternoon Of the 18th, however, there wssl
somewhat Of lul in the war panic, and under IL
influence Of some reassuring rumors in regard to The
congress the funds became firm, and prices advanced
both In Paris and London.
| The Congress. &@sf
Inc Paris P0ys Of the 11th states that IL the T.
formation il has received be correct the ddjcuxie
wnicn obstructed the assembling Of the Congress an
dehnitey removed The Powers are said 70 bay0
sgresa upon tne conditions under which they will dir
arm and thefeupon Austria had gives
70 ner adhesion 70 the Congress, which woald me-
! 10 rev days. The Pays publishes this news ouder
reservation aass .l but believes i 6 correct:
In confirmation Of this the London Post under
| stands that the British Government had receivsa
from Austria the assurance that the Cabinet 81 Venn
no longer insisted ON the dsasing Of Piedmont "A :
necessary preliminary to the Congress. and had pro-
fessed its readiness to accept terms which would not
call upon Austria to submit TO Humiliation.
Great Britain.
In the House of Lords, on the III. the Earl -
Hardwick intimated that the Earl Of Malmes6urv
woald ma he his nromsed atafe,uenf
10 the House Of Common. Losd Palre,,eor =.
quired Of the Chancellor Of the Excheeuer Il ~
xould state the precise time when be would mals
y hVu VnVey SHUHn nrk- ~
| also hoped Government vouId s4ate rnr-i cI..,s~
than they had done. when The urorr,oafinr ana NJ
dissolution Of Parliament would lake place.
| Mr. DisraeH said II wonld ~ cnnveniert - hin, Z.
make his statement ON Friday he sth. IA .1nsrs.
that the propagation would N pIace ~ Tnesss-
the 10th and the dissolution a. son therea1tey as
consistent with decerum. a n
| Mr.. Barkeey moved bis resolution - favor n
| voting by ballot. - = s5
| debate ensued, ID which Lord John Rnss,S
mildly, and Lord Palmerston strongly. oupose d.
proposition. 1t wes rejected BY 161 70 S9-maioel
ity 8.
Rumors had been current that Efforts vos,d 4.
made BY the opposition 70 prevent Z dissonfion ~
Parliament, but there was little doubt tie Minsterd
programme would be carried All. v
portionment Of loo 600 conscripts among tie di6ee
ent departments. This fs the whole d the continee
OF the year In ordinary years, 80 O0O and in SOM
| cases only 40 600 have been called ont.
Fear Of war parayzed all commercial ACTIVITY. and
transactions were confined to purchases from day =
day. The -four and wheat markets were eenersllv
drm but lower at Orleans The protectionisss taking
advantage OF the political crisis, were pressing their
claims on the Government
The Paris branch Of the Bank Of Switzerland haA
suspended payment, but it was expected to resume
IN DAY or Two. The London and GenevA branches
were not anected
| Austria.
Inc vienna correspondent OF the London Times
says that as Sardinia persists in refusing disar
France and England have proposed % the Vien0a
n he nks.~
forces 20 distance Of three leagues from the frontier
Count Cavonr has accepted the proposition, which 4
o. French origin, but Austria is strongly inclined =
| reject IT,
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times
~ his dispatch dated the 9th says that Up to that
time Austria had done everything in its power to
obviate the necessity for an appeal to arms buf
was lssson 70 9eeve she was sbont TO turn The
n III eu,ans powels, y ASKING tnem g
.aaI NO attack snaH 5e made on her BY
,l ana rance wnlie tne congress Is sitting.
raSa sey sas .ne lequIea guarantee the Con
nroha hle hat sn 1us ~. Mnont
.as ~ Wi De sent ~ the Austrian
WITH th w az ,asunonDg nef 70 disarm
refusal. = 1s s a.'on " "a1i IL case q
I.alv
| Tho Mor,n,s A.. .,,,;. 4.
ha IonSan WaraId oa sts IL; MISSION % Londou
h,o tt .aelau says tls mission Justihes the
Tbs n aSdtaraan. may yes ~ piessfvsa.
mitch and armins aa csrrie DAG ,eacnea nlgs
l 81, Ia a,1a
ao p, ssn,e ,,o,o ,.;ro, -, A..
volunteers for the e
NJ the Ilbnrcb INT Nth ~ ilon me states
wonII 10 ords a. VIII ;l. sne n'mation tnaf they
Dspatches from San1es ss state that tha r;,a, 49,,
adv bed hscom ~ 'ua1 .ne hng MAJ
he wnnid ot r Nv ~ snat was oeeVed
disnat hJ, f sury'T Tn rne weeh.
The aftituda ~ nstr ~ say a. .ae....
po;nsroar,au. "a 10 W sue ilon.ler Is Menacng.
a. pu;s -. a'e sserS uay arriving az Milan an9
c;,r " tbo aeoa. o ~ ~. hau Gonnrm the authent-
d aaassaa ~ ~, =, sns oengeIens order OF tne
u'T X t%a con,, " w austrian army
that the posting Of the order Of the ay IN t s'h ho
racks at Milan was hoax @s7
The Austrian troops continued 70 advance upon the
! frontiers of Piedmont, and were taking up yerv
| threatening positions.
Turkey.
The French consulate aoenta in tba So,.,or,
provinces of the Ottoman Emnre na;nt ;n a1oou,s
colors the agitation which goes On ipcraasno 4, M
gara, Bosnia aud the Herzerovina Fresh o1,h,esI I.
are represented as being Imminent. The TurEss
Governors demand reinforcements OF troons nd
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