New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-14

the where, and the how, depend entirely on France.

La Presse Warned.
PARIS, Thursday.-The Moaikeur publishes de-
1ss ans 70 be made soldiers to the
vice at 1000 francs. The Moniteur also announces
that the conference representative Of the powers
will shortly reassemble at Paris to discuss the result
Of the Moldo Wallachian elections.
The Ministerial warning given to the Presse has
created great sensation and rentes in consequence
rose 40 confines last night on the Boulevards The
article for which La Prssse has received warning
precisely Of the tenor those which it has been
for the last six weeks, and the general |
superstition is that the was taken on the
Of the Austrian Ambassador.
The article which led to warning being given to
La Presss contained the following passage: "Italy
does not rely on her own unaded efforts to throw Oh
the yoke OF her oppressors. She invokes the CO |
operation OF generous nations. Ought we not to vel
come with gratitude the opportunity OF putting
Austria does not only raise her head everywhere In
Italy, but also elsewhere. Would not war which
would deliver from this nightmare be blessed above
all other wars? Such, we believe, is the war pre-
pairing in Italy" It was reported in Paris on Wed
nesday that Baron Hubner threatened TO demand his
passports be did not obtain satisfaction account
Of the above article, and that the proposal to give
La P,s.se warning led to violent discussion IN
Prince Napoleon. The correspondent Of the Herald
says the warning reached La Presse while it was on
the printing machine, and as it contained another
warlike article still more violent this had to be taken
out and the journal did not appear till hafpast six
O'Clock P. N.
It is said that instructions are to be or have been
sent to the authorities in the departments to exhort
or "invte" the provincial press to be less absolutely
pacific, and to assume il not decidedly warlike, at
least "armer" tone in their language.
The Herald's Paris correspondent states that the
whole army of Lyons has been placed on war foot
in and that its de have been
A commission has been appointed to report on the
possibility Of constructing port at the Island OF Re-
union, which affords no protection to shipping ex.
cept in bay, which is dangerous in bad weather.
strnction of port.
FRANKFORT, Feb. l5.-Intelligence has been re-
ceved here from the canton of Tcino declaring that
elections and that at Lugano riot had taken place,
in which several persons were wounded and one
killed. The Ultramontane party came to vote with
cross displayed in place of q banner.
Danublan Prlncipalities.
TRIESTE, Feb. 1.-THE steamer has arrived with
Constantinople advices to the 18th. Amessage from
Jassy announces the entry of Prince Alexander
Coma into Bucharest. He has published an edict
decreeing the union of the Principalites with one
national assembly for the two Principaties, which
assembly is to hold its sitting at Fodschani. n.
Musurus will probably be appointed representative Of
the Porte at the Paris conferences fresh despatch
of troops to the Danube is in prospect Redi6s are
continually arriving there.
Col. Benson marched l40 miles in five days, at
tackled Tantia Topee's force, and defeated it with
| much slaughter, taking six elephants. Tantia was
also attacked and defeated by the force under Col
Somerset, at Chuppra, and again at Burrod, on the
Kotah territory.
| Later intelligence showed that the rebels were
moving in the direction Of Tonk and Sewpore, and
Brigadier Showers, with column from Agra, after
at Dewsha on the 10th inst defeated and dispersed
them, killing about 800. The rebel leaders are said
to have been Tantia, the Rao, and Fereze Shah.
! Northwestern Provinces.
II has been reported that the rebel Rodka Gobini
and his brother were both killed in the action of tn,
10Th December, near Kurwee.
On the 9Th January Brigadier Carpenter came up
on large body Of fugitives, and completely routet
| them.
The Commissioner of Rohilcund reports, on thu
18th of January that the rebels had crossed the Sar
dab river from the Dude Terai into Rohicund, blu
| had been driven of.
| Nizam's Territory.
Colonel Hills force had severe action with thu
Rochlas and Arabs on the 18th inst, at Chicoumba
80 miles northwest of Hingolee. The British loss was
Captain Mackinnon killed, and three other officer
wounded.
Sir H. Rose is at Jaulnah.
The Bombay Presidency is quiet, with the excsp
ton Of slight disturbance among the Bheels, on til
northern borders of Guzerat.
THE TIMES DISPATCH.
MALTA, Feb. 15.-The Bombay mail Of the 18th
January reached Alexandria on the 18th of Eel
ruary.
I. The campaign in Dude had ended on the sth
January Ten leaders had surrendered.
=. The Begun, with some followers, had fled into N
paul. Nena eahib was supposed to be with him.
!. Lord Clyde was on his way to Lucknow.
All the forts had been destroyed, and40O,00O star
] of arms surrendered.
!. liberal Zemindaree settlement was going on, an
was to be finished on the 10th February.
: Tantia Topee was still at large in company wit
J. Feroze Shah.
The Murree tribes were said to be causing troub
=, on the Scinde frontier.
Advices from Jaulna report severe engagement
between Colonel Campbell and 5000 Rohillas.
Sir Hugh Rose was marching to the spot.
9 The Bombay import market was less active.
There was slight decline in gray good. Cotto
0 and oil seeds were lower.
) Freights had slightly improved. Exchange 2
e I'D. for credit.
LIVERPOOL FRIDAY MORNING
j. February Is, 1859. :
In the House of Lords last night the state Of atf
in the Ionian Islands claimed attention. The Earl
Carnarson said that the various documents which ha
i appeared in the papers were perfectly authentic.
The Earl of Derby deprecated partial discussic
of the matter at the present time and his sugge
ton the subject was dropped.
In the House of Commons Mr. Lever took his SCI
i for Galway, and Mr. Salomons for Greenwich.
i. Mr.. Duncombe gave notice that he would mo,
i that the resolution permitting Jews to take the
i seats, emitting the words in the oaths on tho trt
o laltl Vi u OHrlStldu, De ulaue u Standing OfQer.
. Mr.. Gipin likewise gave notice of his intention
!. move resolution declaring it expedent that tt
f manufacture of opium by the Government Of Ind
= should cease.
. Mr. D'Israeli stated that the preliminares betwet
n the British and Austrian Governments for the co
structon of telegraph line to Alexandria had BET
Il agreed upon but the convention had not been signe
+. The terms involved guarantee, but not an unco
i ditional one.
y The war steamer Orion, for the safety of viii,
some anxiety was felt, had arrived at Berehaven-i
% | well.
y LONDON, Friday morning.-The Times and Dai
q News both report funds frmer yesterday and a BIZ
q ter feeling prevailing at an advance Of ! marke
y however, inanimate. Discount market unchange
Consols 954 to 95a for money and 952 to 95! for
e count
Il Austria agrees to send representation to the Pa
# Conference, provided England and Prussia "
Q guarantee that the Italian question shall not be
r. cussed.
It GRocERIEs-Planters, country merchants, city
aers housekeepers and general caterers alike interest
in knowing that of the largest best selected freshest
choicest stocks OF groceries in the Southern country that
Messr Charles r. Raiey Co., No. II Tchoupouas
It q Gravier All that is necessary
Idea of the magnitude and choice nature of the
glance the column Of Messrs Rney Co. in another