New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-06
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Particulars Of Foreign News.

PER STEAMSHIPS AN1Lo.sAxoN AND OCEAN QUEEl
Advices by tho Anglo.saxon are to tho 10th ul,
from Liverpool, and BY the Ocean Queen to the sam
date from Hayre. We extract the following intell
gence in addition to our previous telegraphic re
ports:
Tho Treaty of Peace.
lie Nora says the preliminary treaty Of peace
although arranged III principal at Villafranca, viii
be defnitively drawn at Zurich. and will then b
adhesion Of these Courts being indispensable to tn
organic and International stIpulations which form
part Of the public law Of Europe.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Time
Sardinia will soon meet at Zurich to conclude th,
treaty Of peace. There will be no Congress, as tn
TWO Emperois have agreed to settle their differences
without the Intervention OF the neutral Powers.
The London Ports Paris correspondent telegraphel
on the 18th follows: conference to settle tht
affairs Of Italy has just been arranged at 81. Cloud
and the early part Of next month Is spoken Of as The
time at which the representatives Of the parties in
tsrssted viii assemble but the place OF their doing
The same correspondent learns ON very high au.
shority that both Emperors are convinced that the
bases for peace which they 10 hastily agreed upon
are in many respects impracticable.
The English journals continued to ridicule the
terms Of peace, and even the London Post Lord Pal
merston's organ, had suddenly commenced an attack
upon the proceedings Ct vilsirsnca.
In the HOUSE Of Lords on the 18th, the debate WA
confined to the merits Of the dispatches which psssed
bstween England aud Prussia In regard to the war.
In the Honse Of Commons Lord John Russell
ccneidersd By the law officers Of the Crown, who,
pending their decision, had recommended : renewal
OF tho treaty for six months.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer had introduced
his budget He stated that the total revenue received
daring the past financial year EOS AT 600 while
The expenditures were f64 1868 OOO leaving surplus
Of over $4,000. he estimated the revenue OF the
current year It f64,340,0Oe, and the expenditures
TO meet this deficiency, the Government preferred
direct to indirect TAXATION, and instead Of increasing
existing Duties OF imposing new ones, they proposed
70 add four pence TO the income tax on incomes Of
over ESQ and one half penny on incomes Of between
fl60 and fl00 per annum, making the former nine
pence and the latter six and half pence. The de.
bate which ensued was generally favorable to the
scheme proposed and the consideration Of the budget
in detail was fixed for the 2lst OF July.
In the House Of Lords, on the 18th, Lord Stanley,
OF Alderley, presented petition in favor of the
establishment Of direct line Of submarine telegraph
between Great Britain and her possessions. He
Gibraltar, az the commencement Of an Independent
line to Italy.
The Earl Of Peterborough urged the importance Of
the establishment of teegraphc communication with
America and the western coast of Africa.
Earl Granville assured the House that the subject
would receive the serious attention of the Govern.
Ment.
In the House of Commons, Mr. B. Cechrane gave
notice that the 22d be would call for the CORES.
pondence with the British Ministers at Paris and Tu.
rim regarding the armistice, and Mr.. Horsman gave
notice Of resolution that the works necessary for
the countrys defence should be provided for other.
wise than by the Usual vote Of Parliament.
An important dispatch from Lord John Russell to
The British Minister at Berlin, dated the 22d of june
strongly urging the Importance Of neutrality on the
part of Prussia In the then existing war, had found
ts way into print attracting considerable attention,
both in and out Of print.
France
The Emperor arrived at st. Cloud on Sunday
morning, the 18th lust. The Empress, with the Im.
hold, were in waiting to receive him. For more than
an hour at the railway station the little Prince wore
his Corporal's Uniform and had laurel crown in
his hand ready to give his father on his arrival As
soon as the Emperor arrived he kissed the Empress,
then took the Imperial Prince in his and held
him for some minutes.
He afterwards gave his arm to the Empress and
proceeded in carriage to the chateau At noon, the
Emperor attended mass, and Immediately after re-
ceived his Minister'S In some quarters there was an
appearance that reassuring manifesto from the En-
peror was looked for.
The announcement Of peace is said to have already
caused signs OF commercial improvement in France.
The Paris flour market was dull and wheat was
lower, both in Paris and in the provincial markets.
The weather continued very hot.
The Paris Pays says that the whole of the Imperial
Guard, division Of infantry Of the line, and batta.
lion Of chasseurs, selected from the different corps Of
and representing the army of Italy, have received
orders to march Immediately for Paris, where they
are to receive distinguished reception.
The Paris Bourse was fiat on the 10th. Rentes
closed at f6S.20c. for money.
Italy.
Strong indications Of discomfort q. the terms of
peace were visible in some parts of Italy At Flor
ence great agitation prevailed, and the Provisional
Government had issued proclamation which de-
scribes the peace OF ViIlafrsnca as betrsying the
finest hopes, says that the Tuscan Government par
tcpated in the sentiments OF the Tuscan people on
the subject, and declares tina. Tuscany will not be
placed under the yoke and influence Of Austria
against her will and rights.
The Piedmontese correspondent Of the Daily News
says that fresh Pedmontese troops are going to Ro
magma with Nap0leon's consent, to maintain order
and take from the Pope oil hope Of recovering it by
the help Of the Swiss Guard.
The most important towns Of the Roman States
have sent deputations to Garibaldi.
Modena and Parma are said to be in state of re-
yolt.
The Emperor Of Austria, according to an official
dispatch which had reached Paris, commands the
whole of bis force to remain in Pastron, and to be
provided with food and military resources, just as
they would have been had not peace been declared
1t was reported that Sardinia had recalled her rep
resentatives from Tuscany and Mcdena, and that the
Provisional Governments Of Tuscany and Modena
were organizing forces to oppose the return of the
Chevalier Portzi had been sent from Florence to
Paris on special mission.
Sardinia.
The Times correspondent at Turin says that peace
has produced the greatest evaporation and detection
in that capital. The Emperor Napoleon is accused
of being traitor to Italy, and his portraits have
been withdrawn from the shop windows, to prevent
their being broken.
Two hundred French policemen were at the Turin
reception of the Emperor. The Kings manner to-
wards the Emperor was cold, and there were no
''vivas " from the people for him.
By the Turin correspondent Of the Daily News, the
Piedmontese ore described as being prey to grief
and supor in consequence of the peace which leaves
Sardinia without fortified frontier
The Opinione, of Turin, does not conceal the dis
satisfaction with which 1t Venice remain in the
hands of Austria. 1t attributes Count Cavours resg
nation to the insuticiency Of the terms Of peace.
TURIN, Tuesday, July ia Ministry has been
formed. The Minister Of War and President of the
Council is Gen. Della Marmora; the Minister of
Foreign Affairs is Gen. Daborlnen; and the Minister
of the Interior is Signor Rattaz
The Government Of LOmbardy has cautioned edi-
tors against using invectves in regard to recent
events, and recommended them to assume sentiments
Of moderation, under pain Of suppression suspen-
sion.
-=. Prussia.
The following order Of the day to the army had
been published:
cat the moment when the war broke out between
two neighboring great powers, had ordered the
army to be placed in readiness for war; in order 10
maintain that position Of power which belongs to
Prussia The danger which threatened us then is
over. While you were still marching to occupy the
positions had ordered for you the belligerent pow