New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

Incur lfe6Q CONCENTRATION I[Ou Tue tLlDuualbs Aue
satisfaction it gives is great and general, not only
here, but according to telegraphic correspondence
among the majority OF the exiles in London and
Brussels, who are particularly pleased with the alb
whom, it is said, propose Immediately returning to
France.
The measure, it appears. extended not only to refu.
gees, but to persons suffering Punishment in the
French penal settlements, and two steamers have
started for Algeria and Guiana in order to bear the
good news speedily to the unfortunate men who have
at various times been transported thther account
Of real or alleged peca! oisnses Surprise was the
was, perhaps little want Of confidence; but when
people had time to reflect on the measure, and to re-
cognse that it was not only one Of clemency but, in
fact the wisest thing the Emperor could d. any lin
gerng mistrust melted away, and was replaced by |
satisfaction and gratitude. All the Paris papers Of
any mark are warm in their Acknowledgements.
Great Britain.
The second mate Gohn W. Moody of the Ameri.
can ship Mary, arrived in the Tyne, had been found
guilty Of wilfu murder by the coroner's jury which
Investigated the circumstances attending the death
Of seaman named Daniel Wtham, from ill treat
ment. Moody had been committed for trial.
A report by the London District Telegraph Com
pany shows that they are making good progress with
their enterprise. Eightynine sub-distrct stations
are to be ready for operation on the LIST Of January
Over ll6 miles Of wire have been completed, and an
additional So miles is in progress.
Eleven ships had been taken up by the English
government for the conveyance of troops to India,
and others were to be chartered.
Mr.. Ten Broecks horse " Starke," the winner IN
in the betting circles for the Ebor Handicap race out
of ten entries he stands only second to the avore
The betting 100 to 80 against Volatile, and to
against Starke 6 to being laid against Peerless,
which is the next favorite for choice.
France.
The Emperor is said to have sent orders to Marshal
Valiant in Italy, not to allow the troops there to
receive ovations from the Italians but to maintain
reserved attitude.
The Emperor and Empress left Paris on the 18th
for St. Saveur where they will soourn till the 9th of
| September, when they proceed to Biarritz.
The National Assembly of Modena had been opened
by signor Farini, who deposited the powers given
him as Dictator in the hands of the Deputies urging
them to express freely and calmly their wishes for
the definite settlement of the constitution of the
country In addressing himself to Europe he said
We are ready to give to the civilized world all the
liberty is assured to US, and that Italy shall be
stored to the Italians" The Assembly voted an ad-
dress of thanks to the Emperor Napoleon.
journal Of Turin states that the army ~ OF the
under the command Of Gen. Garibaldi. The other
| Generals are Ribotti, Mezzacapo and Rnel
The King Of Sardinia arrived at Turin on the l7th,
and was welcomed with great crowds which had as
and the Piedmontese troops were drawn up in line
| along the passage of his majesty.
| The friends Of Italy were said to be uneasy at
the presence Of the young Grand Duke OF Tuscany
| in Paris.
| letter from Elsenbach says: "a second meeting
of German patriots has been held here. II was at
tended by thirty members Of the democratic and con.
stitutonal party. A new declaration on the sunlect
Of federal reform drawn up, based on that pre-
vously adopted here, and on the declaration OF the
patriots of Hanover. The declaration, which will
soon be published, was adopted unanlmonsy-a proof
that national party, which will include al the
friends of progress, is growing up amongst US"
The Roman States. -.-.
The Roman correspondent OF the Morning Post, IN
a letter dated 18th ult says:
Concessions of more important nature than a
mere change in the presidency of the Council of State
or complete transformation of the Council ITSELF are
expected to be promulgated within day or two. The
printing Offices in the g ,h Palace are
mortupropro, which is to announce to Rome a id
Italy the conditions upon which the supreme ponth
has consented to join the confederation
The printers have been obliged to take an oath OF
and every precaution is observed to prevent
any revelation of the text of this document before the
day of its publication, which is expected to be o.
Monday, the 18th but rumors are OF course ailoat
and amongst other heads the most accredited are
those of a general, but not unlimited, amnesty-ad
ministrative and financial reforms-an army OF rs 00t
men, l5 900 of whom in active service and ~ II
reserve for federal duty The provinces TO be divided
at Bologna, Forli, or Pesara, Macerata, Peruga an
Veletri each to be presided over by Cardinal wit
lay delegates. tzS0
SPAIN
Cholera prevailed in Spain, but it was confined
the province of Murcia
Most Of the Madrid journals, of the 9Th of Angus
publish articles which protest in violent terms again
a declaration made in Washington newspaper
Mr.. Dodge the ex Minister Of the United States
Madrid, to the effect that Spain, Notwithstanding b
present reluctance, will end by selling Cuba to tt
States.
Turkey.
The Gear had presented the Sultan with the
ceration of the order of St. Andrew, in diamond
valued at one million piasters in acknowledging
Of the reception recently given to the Grand Dui
Constantine.
Amicabe relations are said to have been re.esta
lished between the Austrian and French ministers:
Sir Fl. Bulwer had explained that the reason !
the visit of the British squadron to Alexandra,
to do honor to the contemplated visit OF the suan'
: Russia.
The nyalde Russo, sem.official organ OF :
Gar. contains an important article, urging t
necessity of a general European Congress, empo
cred to consider the actual relations existing betwe
The different governments and peoples and also
aispose finally of the case Of Turkey, q sick mai
now declared beyond cure.