New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-23
NUMBER 10.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. At nosror.
COAST DEFEnsEs OF rnAroe
THE DANUBIAN PRIsc1PALr11Es
Alliance Between Franc. and Austria.



Bosros, Sept, 22-Tbe Cunnd steamship Arabia
Capt. Stone, has arrived at this port from Halifax
Her advces are Iut partially anticipated by telegraph
from that point.
From her mails We gather the following interest.
ng and important items
FRANcs-Advices received from Paris represent
that the French Government is making vigorous
naval preparations with view Of strengthening the
coast defenses Of the Empire.
Prince Napoleon has gone to Switzerland.
The accounts respecting the recent harvest in
AlgieIs are quite favorable.
The Paris papers express the opision thst Tie
Italian question will be submitted to general Con.
greas Of al the great powes, and consider IL almost
certain that such Congress will soon assemble.
Ine French Ambassador at Florence, Prince
Ponietowski. has been recalled
BANK o. FRANcE-Payis Bsurye-The amount Of
bullion in the Bank Of France has increased during
the month case, 900 francs. The Paris Bou.s ~
quiet. The Three Per Cent Rentes closed at eS. s0
DAsusiAS SPRIscIPALrrrEs.-Att the Paris Confer.
ence tor the final settlement Of the question Of the
Danubian Principalities and the navigation az ths
Dasube, the Ottoman Ambassador announced th..
1.-THE Sultan agreed for this time only 10 grant inyes
titure to Couzas as Hospodar Of Moldayia and wal
| lacha."
The Austrian and Turkish Ambassadors haye been
called on for an early statement of their decision
/ respecting the navigation of the Danube.
lrALr-King Victor Emanuel received . deIexa
ton from Tuscany On the Sd inst, and in reply "a
their address said that he hoped Europe would mol
refuse Justice towards Tuscany, and that the sam.
work of redressing grievances which it praetced to
wards Greece would be again adopted BY them.
The vote Of Parma upon the question Of annexa
ton to Piedmont resulted in 1000 for annexation ia
500 against it.
new Sandman loan of 900 900, 1t was expected,
would soon be announced. s.a &
From 5000 to 5000 Papal troops have been concen-
trated at Pesaro.
BsLGIUN.-The Belgian Senate had adopted the
first article Of the bill providing for the fort6casions
of Antwerp by vote Of 81 against Is.
AUsTRo FRENCH ALLIANcE.-Prince Metternieh,
the Austrian Ambassador at Paris, had gone on
mission to st. Lauveur to confer with the Emperor
Napoleon. .,..... 1q. ss IS.
One object Of this mission is said to be the forma.
ion of alliance between France and Austria, the
nature of which is such that if successful it would
endanger Italian liberty and menace the peace of
Europe.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr-Private letters by
the Arabia report that American Cotton was freely
offered in the Liverpool market, and that good quail
ties command full price. 5..ae
Inferior and Sandy Cotton were difficult to sell even
at slight decline.
The imports of Cotton at Liverpool during the
week amounted to 3s, 900 bales
MANCHESTER TRADE.-The advices from Manches.
ter report that the prices of yarns had advanced
and that the prices Of cloths had advanced lad.
Arrival the sta mar Nnuu 9cn%iov