New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-25

New YORK, Oct 24.-Tle Vanderbilt steamship
Ocean Queen arrived at this port this evening.
She left Havre on the 18th instant and touched
at Southampton on the 18th, bringing one days
later news than was brought by the Anglo-Saxon
at Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13tli.-The sales for the two
days, Wednesday and Thursday, amount to $1,000
bales. There was a good enquiry at the extreme
quotations by the Ange-Saxon.
LONDON Oct. 13..-The funds are again some
what depressed and closed at the quotations of last
week.
Consols for money closed at 95s to a5g.
The ship Quebec, of New Orleans was wrecked
near Eddystone Lighthouse on the 1ltl instant.
Robert Stephenson (not Stephens, as reported
by the Anglo -Saaon), the eminent engineer, is
dead. He stood second to none but Brunei in his
profession. -
Advices from Zurich announce that Austria had
positively refused to diminish the amount of the
debt of Lomhardy apportioned to Sardinia, and
that France and Sardinia have proposed to submit
the point to arbitration.
The London News states that there is good rea.
son to suppose that the difficulty between the
United States and Great Britain in relation to the
possession of the Island of San JUAN in the Pacific
will soon be amcably settled.
It states that the language of the American
Government is firm, and evinces a desire for a.
speedy and honorable settlement upon just basis.
FURTHER BY THE ANGLO SAXON. ~.
QUEBEC, Oct. .24.-The Ango-Saxon mails CON-
prise many items of interest, in addition to what
has been telegraphed from Farther Point.
All the Catholic Bishops of France havereceived
orders from the Pope topreach from their pulpits in
favor of the restoration of the Italian Dukes.
The Paris journals say that Napoleon is getting
disgusted with the procrastination and intrigues of
Austria in relation to the settlement of the Italian
question, and inclines to a more intimate under
standing with England
The Universe newspaper, the organ of the church
party, has received warning on account of an OBJ
iectonable article it published in regard to Cochin
China.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE three per cent. rentes closed
at 69.55. The commercial affairs of France gen
orally were in a satisfactory state.
Wheat and Flour have slightly declined
The new vintage was of an inferior quality.
The French Consul at Parma had been ordered
to leave unless prompt justice was done to the
murderers of Count Auvite, the Government of
Parma having yielded the murderers into his hands
as French subjects. The investigation by the
Consul is progressing
The national subscription for the purchase of one
million muskets is successfully progressing
The military forces Of the Italian League are
very near completion. Volunteers are daily being
enrolled from Venetia, and dcserters from the
Papal army are aockidg to Garibadis standard.
The Pedmontese Gazette denies that Victor
Emanuel has been appointed Dictator of Central
Italy. ...z.
A memorandum from the Romagna asks the
great powers to sanction the annexation of thu
Romagna to Piedmont
The memorial says that the Pope has already
virtually abdicated his authority.
The Sandman Minister at Rome has placed tlle
subjects of Sardinia under the protection of the
French Minister, and will soon quit Rome.
The Dowager Empress of Russia is about to visit
Piedmont.
| The King is to receive her at Genoa. This and
other indications construed into an evidence o.
sympathy between Russia and Piedmont.
| The Austrian war taxes are to be continued IN
Venitia until November, 1860.
The London Times says the want of funds at the
| command Of the governments OF Central Italy mas
emboldened France and Austria to calculate witt
more confidence upon the restoration of the olt
| rulers.
Tie So ne paper states that the agents of Tus
cany have been unsuccessful in their attempts t,
| raise one or two millions in London