New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-03

progressing, and the damage done by the Austrian
army in places which they have occupied and aban-
doned, is being rapidly repaired.
The Emperor Of Austria was daily expected at the
Austrian headquarters to take command OF the army
in person. and until bis arrival no important move
ment on the part of the Austrians was anticipated.
Up to the time Of the retreat Of the austrian troops
from Vercelli, Count Gyulia, their Commander in
Chief, continued his extortions Of money and pro-
visions from the Sandman inhabitants, who were
filled with CONSERVATION and terrified by their bru-
taty, and the arrival of the allied troops was hailed
by the oppressed people with the greatest denonstra
tions Of joy.
An official Sandman bulletin says that the AUS
rians occupy the right bank Of the river Po as far as
the Castle San Giovanni with force of about $4,000
troops, and are erecting Notifications at the bridge Of
Stella to protect their retreat which is still continued
at that point, and general retrograde movement
seemed to have taken place along the whole line Of
the AustriBn army
LIVERPOOL, May 21.--It is reported from Turin,
but not confirmed, that the Emperor Of Austria had
left Vienna to join the army in Italy and had already
arrived at Milan and left there for Pavia.
1t is also reported that Field Marshal Hess was
en- route for Italy, and that his defensive plan of
operations had already been adopted by the Emperor.
1t was expected that the Austrian troops would re-
main on the defensive until the Emperor Francis
Joseph reached the camp.
The London Morning Post publishes what it calls
reliable information to the effect that the passage OF
the Tcino by the French army will be the signal for
an alliance of all the neutral European powers against
France and that in such case the Austrian and Ger
man troops are to march on Paris.
The Post afirms that such an understanding exists
between the leading neutral powers, and will be car
ried out. The statement however, lacks confrma.
ton.
Numerous dispatches from Vienna and Turin are
published in the London and Liverpool journals but
they are generally Of an unimportant nature.
All the various channels in the Adratc sea leading
to the Ventan capital, have been blocked up by OBJ
structons placed across them by the Austrans to
prevent the approach of the French fleet.
Latest from London.
| LONDON, Saturday Noon, May 2l.-There is moth
ing later or important to communicate from the seat
of war.
The Austrans, at the latest advices were continu
ling their retreat and the French and Sandman troops
were advancing and occupying the places evacuated
| by the Austrians.
1t is believed the Austrians will soon make stand
| and give battle.
LONDON, May 2l.-There is complete stagnatior
on the London Stock Exchange The Discount mar
ket is also very dull. The rate for two and thre
months bills is g to per cent.
Large quantities of gold continue to be draw
| from the Bank and exported to the continent.
The bills of Messrs. sevastopol Il Son, rathe
weak firm in London, were returned yesterday.
Messrs Trownell q Co., bankers at Augsburg
have failed.
The manager of the Bank of Tusinger has fed
and the bank has suspended.
Complete returns of the Parliamentary elections
have been received at London, and the result show
a gain of twenty three members for the Derby Min
istry.
The Bombay mails of the 26th of April have beer
received in England, with later advices from China
The famous Chinese Imperial Commissioner, Yeh
is dead.
The export trade at Canton was active, aud th
import trade was firm.