New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-16

Al Tnsurrectionary Spirit in Hungary
NV YonE, Feb. 15.-The mails of the steanlshi,
Bohemian have arrived here, and were forwarded
evening train.
Commercial Intelligence
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decrease
9592,o0o during the three business days since tn
departure of the Canada.
The reported advance in bank rates did NOT oeca
sion check in the drain of gold.
The London Times, IN its city article, says that
Judging from present appearances, the Bank
rates VIII probably SO as high as five per cent. I
not be permanent, but is expected to be rather Sc
we're for certain space of time.
HAyRE, Feb 1.-The Flour market closed dul
at decline Of to . francs. The Paris Bourse il
greatly depressed. The three per cent. Rantet
have declined franc since the quotation Of ths
last steamer. A panic had prevailed to some ex.
tent, and is ascrbed to the breach now existing be.
tween the Emperor Napoleon and the Pope.
Messrs Richardson, Spence 4 Co., in their eircu-
market steady at 23s. to 2Is. Indian Corn closed
firm; they quote Yellow 3ls. Ga. to 3ss.
IoNDoN, Feb. 2-The Money market is slightly
more stringent, owing to the advance in Bank
rates.
The Bullion in the Bank Of England has largely
decreased since tae departure of the steamer.
The circular of Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co.,
report the Sugar market firm, and the quotations
oy the Canada remain unchanged. 1t reports the
Breadstniis market steady at previous quotations..
The Provision market closed quiet. The quota
tons are nominal.
General News.
The affairs of Italy and Austria have assumed
very serious aspect, and a popular outbreak or
collision between the troops Of Central Italy and
Naples is considered probable.
a telegram from Toulon announces TINT the
steelplated frigate Gloire. recently completed at
that place by the French Government, has been
Ixy So. ntrifht bn.tfV,r
patch The destination Of this terrible engine of
war is unknown, but the event has excited much
comment. a Al Il Ii ##z=s. 5isz
The Swiss Federal Council has expressed its
alarm at the present state of affairs in Italy, and
the probability of the annexation of Savoy and
Nice to France. A measure which 1t strongly op-
poses.
The Gommanderin chief of the Neapolitan
troops Gen. Anelli. has demanded large reinforce
ments in view of the threatening attitude Of the
army of Central Italy, and the encouragement
given by Sardinia to the Provisional Government
of the Romagna.
Adyices from Vienna state that the affairs Of
Hungary are growing more and more serious, and
that it is probable that state Of siege will be pro-
claimed very soon in Hungary, and also in Venetia
In the course of one day seven Austrian officers
were woundedin Verona, and the people are exas-
perated to the last extreme Of forbearance by the
severity of the Austrian rule.
at Vienna numerous arrests have been made for
insulting persons in the street.
The authorities of Venice have been informed
that it is the intention of the Austrian Government
TO defend that place to the last extremity.
The people Of Venetia became very much excited
and attempted to hoist the tri-colored flag. The
Austrian cavalry at Verona were ordered to leave
the streets.
Insurrectionary demonstrations were also made
at Ghioggia, Portesas, and Palistriana, where an
attempt was also made to hoist the tri-eolored flag
paf was promptly prevented by tho Austrian
troops.
Advices from Turin state that a combination mr.
fusion Of military forces is believed to have been
arranged between Sardinia and Central Italy far
the purpose of protecting the latter from invasion
by Austria or Naples.
A telegram from Madrid announces that n ron.
siderable force of the Moorish army had attacked
the right wing of the Spanish army in Moroeco
with great spirit, but after short battle. the
Moorish troops were repnlsed. The Spanish troops
then attacked the Moors, and, after spirited con
tliet threw them into disorder, with loss to Tho
Moors Of 2000 men, while that of the Spanish army
to only 200.
A telegram from Vienna, states that a delegation
,rom ron the protestants Of Hungary had visited
Vienna, with a view of obtaining an intaryiew
with the Emperor Francis Joseph, and imploring
hlm to grant some little relaxation of the rieorous
laws now in force in Hungary, and especially to
grant some reforms in those applying particularly
to Pr0testants.
The Emperor however, refused to see them. and
the delegation had left Vienna without hayinr an
interview with him. 20 ~
Inc people OF Hungary were in the most violent
state Of agitation, and serious struggle was ap-
en- unless martial law was proclaimed
The new Prussian Gazette, the Ministerial orean
Of Prussia, says that the Government, having re-
celVed overtures from the French Government IN
relation to commercial treaty, have. determined
and are about to aceede to the treaty recently |
concluded between France and England. which. |
= appears. provides for commercial reciprocity
between all powers who may accede to its pro- |
visions. )
4 dispatch from Berlin states, on what is con |
'ldered good authority, that an engagement was |