New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
By rHz SOUTHERN AND sAr1osAL I1sxs
Political and General Intelligeuce.
LIVERPOOL, May 3-Advices from Paris state that
| the Emperor Napoleon was expected to leave Paris
| to join the army today.
Advices from Rome Of the 26th Of April state that
the Austrian General Guyon had issued proclama-
tion recommending the inhabitants Of the Papal
States to abstain from any manifestations even of
pacific nature.
Eight thousand Austrian troops had arrived at
Ancona, and large numbers of Austrians had left
| Piacenzia for the frontier Of Piedmont. Piacenzia
had been declared to be in q state Of siege.
Austria ia concentrating large bodies Of troops on
the river Po.
Advices from Trieste of the 30th Of April state
that the Austrian Lloyds had discontinued their sbns
to all foreign ports.
Advces from Parma of the same date announce
| that the Grand Duchess of Parma had fed after in
stituting regency, but the new Government of
Parma had declared its adhesion to the cause of
| Sardinia.
| The Sardnians in Venice had placed themselves
under the protection of the Russian Consul.
| The Wurtemburg Chambers have unanimously
voted the Government project calling out the Land.
wehr or reserved contingent, making forced levy Of
horses and opening war credit of 100000 forens
In the debate which occurred on the subject in the
Chambers, sympathy was expressed for Austria.
It reported that DeLangle has sgnifed his nten.
tion of retiring from the French Cabinet. s
| The Austrian Ambassador had not left Paris
Advces from Constantinople represent that Turkey
is also actively preparing for war. The Porte had
sent for Omar Pacha, who was on his way from Bag.
dad to Constantinope.
Sardinia had proposed to Spain to join Piedmont
in the struggle against Austria but the Spanish Gov
ernment have expressed its intention of remaining
neutral.
The following is contained in official letter from
Prince Gortschakof, of Russia, to the British Gov.
ernment:
IS do not deny there may exist written engage.
ment between the French and Russian Governments
but can assure you in the most positive manner that
such engagement contains nothing that in the most
distant manner could be interpreted constituting
hostile alliance against Europe.
"lf Lord Malmesbury should be questioned upon this
subject. he may answer with confidence in the above
sense, and give you my personal guarantee that the
declaration will not be falsifed by the facts ~ etc
| Advces from Weimer state that the Car Alexan.
der had telegraphed the widow of the Grand Duke
that Prussia and Austria not threatened by Russia
| vienna, April 30-The French Ambassador has
received his passports for Paris to-day.
! PARIS, April 30.-There are rumors of an insur-
recton having broken out in Sicily. ~@
LIVERPOOL, May 3--The Parliamentary elections
are over, and have probably resulted in favor Of the
Derby Government.
No additional failures are reported at London.
Wheat has advanced I'd. per cental
Arrival of the Arago and Nova scotian.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., May l6-The steamship Arapo.
of the Southampton and Havre line was interc epted
off Cape Race to-day by the news steamer Of the AS
sociated Press, and brief summary of her news OBJ
tanned.
The Arago sailed from Southampton on the even
ing of Wednesday, the 4th instant. and brings one
days later news than received by the Weser at New
York.
QuEsEc, May lG.-The steamship Nova Scotian,
Capt hlcMaster, has arrived at this port She left
Liverpool on the 4th instant, and her adyces are an
ticipated by the Arago off Cape Race
LIVERPOOL, May 4.-The most important item
from the continent is the formal declaration of war
by France.
The Emperor Napoleon issued manifesto which
appeared in the Paris Monteur on the Sd inst.
making formal declaration of war against Austria.
and answering the main points Of the manifesto of
the Emperor of Austria in declaring war against
Sardinia
The latest adyces from Italy state that no actual
collision had taken place between the combatants
since the passage of the Ticno on the GOTH neither
had any general engagement taken place between
the Austrian and Sardinan armies.
The French troops were arriving rapidly by land
and sea.
The Bank of France had raised the rate of discount
from three to four per cent and further advance of
rates by the Bank Of England was expected.
The panic on the Paris Bourse continues, and the
Three per Gents had declined to 60f Use.
The Emperor Napoleon expects to leave for the
seat OF war, and take command OF the army on the
9th instant, he having delayed his departure on &C.
count of the review ofhe army at Paris on the 5th
The Emperor Napoleon, in his war manifesto, saws
that Austria has virtually declared war against France
in crossing the Ticno and attacking his ally as well
as in the formal declaration of war against Sardinia
aud will now take the sword in defence of Italy.
The Emperor discaims all idea of conquest in italy
or anywhere else, and leaves the Empress and his
son under the protection of the French people.
The French troops are pouring into Piedmont in
large bodies by way Of the Alps
The Austrian troops are being concentrated along
the river Lesia and now occupy yercelli.
Trieste and the surrounding country is placed in a
state of siege.
The Austrian commander on the Sandman frontier
had imposed heavy contributions upon the Sandman
towns they occupied.
The Government of Holland has asked the Cham.
bers for loan Of $500 900.
Ninety thousand pounds of gold have arrived in
England from Australia since Saturday.
The French Minister had left Vienna and the Aus
trian Minister had left Paris.
The Austrian war manifesto accompanying the
declaration of against Sardinia was issued on the
10Th of April. The manifesto concludes as follows
II have ordered my army to enter Sardinia. Our
struggle is just one, and begin with courage and
confidence.
"We hope, however, that we shall not stand alone