New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-13
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ouEBsc, Sept. 12,-The steamship Anglcsaxou,
Capt. Boriand has arrived at Mis- port With liverpool
advlces OF the 3lst ult. She was detained at Liver.
pool BY heaTy storm until Wednesday night, bat
her adrices s.shough fuller areno later than those
received BY the Ocean Queen off Cape Race.
The Auglo.Sa5on confirms the intelligence Of ths
wreck Of the ship Ben Bolt, which is tcsai loss~
The officers and csew were, however, saved.
Thereports from Zurich 10 relation to the peace
Congress are Of q contradictory natare.
1t is generally believed, howevey that the sar
dinian plenpotentiares will not axtheif signatures
to any protocol favosing the restoration Of the de-
posed rulers Of the Haian Duchies.
THE latest advices from Zurich Indicate that tie
difsolties in the way Of amicabe settlement have
increased and state that dissolution of The confe,
snce Is expected to- take place shortly.
Another report confirms the above and etates that
congress Of war is talked Of a. the only alternative
and to thisproposal Austria is decidedly opposed,
FRANoH.-The Emperor Napoleon still remains in
the Pyrenees.
It Is rumored that he win shortly proceedto Cher.
bourg, audi also revisit the camps Of Chasous- and
Helfaut.
The Paris GonstfbltmnSeJ publishes an article upon
the state of Italy in which II states tat the Emperor
will loyalty fulfill the agreement OF villaranca in re-
aton to the restoration OF the Princes but will not
force either the people or the Princes to reunite.
Count DeMorny, President OF the Chamber Of De-
puties, made q speech in which be endeavored to
show that the apprehensons Of the people in regard
to . French invasion were entirely groundless
The Paris ConstitlsoHnes says that war with Eng
land would be fratricidal.
1TALY.-A deputation from Modena had gone on
special mission to- the Emperor Napoleon.
Much agitation and excitement exists in Naples on
account of the high price Of corn.
The town Of Soma {Soma, near the Alps, ON the
Lake Maggiore ~ has been visited by terrible
earthquake, which destroyed large amount Of prop
erty and killed 200 inhabitants, besides iniuring
many others.
The election in the Romagna passed off quietly.
The Mayor of Parma had issued proclamation in
which he states that the Emperor Napoleon told him
personally that the French army should never do
violence to the wishes of the people of Italy, nor
would he allow any foreign power to do SO.
Gagibaldi has resolved to maintain strict discipline
| in the army of Central Italy.
| The Neapolitan Government has ordered the pur-
chase of large quantities of corn to supply the wants
of the people.
| ENaLAND.-It has been finally decided by the d.
rectors Of the steamship Great Eastern that she will
leave for Portland, Maine, or about the 18th Of
September.
The distinguished author and poet, Leigh Hunt, il
dead.
The Isle of Man has been connected with England
by submarine telegraph cable, and communication
with Malta has been established.
The English Ministry had hsea unexpectedly sum
moned to Cabinet Council on the 29th, which wai
supposed to have reference to the Italian question.
The cholera was spreading along the shores of the
Baltic to an alarming extent -.
NEW ORLEANS SHIPS AT FOREIGN PoRTs.- The
ship Great Vicksburg, from New Orleans, had ar
rived at Marseilles. The ships Grove and the Mary
Ann, from New Orleans, bad arrived at Liverpool
The ships Clara Wheeler, Grove, and s. E. Grant
sailed from Liverpool on the 2sth for New Orleans.