New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15
yla WIIsails aain Grsstsnt.
artsculars cf Foseign News.
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7zsa Isezzfs al Rorae Sardinia and Sicily)
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haSiasS I'LL thHir object The maintenance
8f 81 i accep<sd the invitation but iii the same
<iiss niasle known that In such Gongre should
maintain tae principle that NC ezterAal
xafN6 Aanzaia Till aanpoyed III impose upon The PEG.
rIS III txty INV ticulAr oil consiitu-
Tf{Isi sireuiHs aasEks have arisen which have LED
ii did postpchenaent 81 tltc Congress without any
day kaS5lig been hxcd Cor meeting. But whether
IL 35nRrsss 81 ID separate negotiation shall en-
dasyaS fo OktAin f0r Hill people of Ifaly freedom
HUH InreiRM hi forcS BIT arms their
ntersal concerns, and trust that she affairs of
He Ifa16f DeniIsrlla max Be neaccfnliy and salts
facfoEIlg setti6d rapefs on dc subject will soon
n BIZ lxisf 6&f9fU yosa.
Az 65A Iii COMM atipn with THE Emperor of
Ffznrb Wikln u xsew ~ xtena commercial inter
n Il$s With THE two Countries and tins draw
! sclsses f1e bonds Of friendly alliance between
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&ss d szisRnte haS5ng arisen between Spain and Mc
SssiNaV NV friendly lneaias hi pTeFent a
huf ID INV without success Papers
Nh flzfs sutject VII be laid before y0u.
III III plenip 6teHtzafy and the pleDipetentIary of
~ EaRer6F pf the EIenchs having IN obedience to
2ksjf a5als, aceedsa 10 tle mouth Of The 4
E8iii6 fiSe III pTief NJ pekin I'd exchange
kAtcify FatihUati0iss of te treaty Of the Tier
iii ullrauance BIZ The Mtysixth clause ofthat
flseir further pro- ress was opposed by
fdfcSG and eei11iet took place between the
fsGnese fVrcas nt fh6 mouth d the river and the
iaxaf fSreaS I'M which the paenipotentiagies were
Sseax ;<{ lhe Allied Force displayed on this octl
calinn their usual bravery; but after sustaining
aevere loss they were compelled to retire. am
slaring III concert and cooperating With the
isnersJT IL tlle French iii aia expedition fa com
R1I rEss and te fallment es the stipaalatios of
lie treaty. Il VII be gratiiy to me if The prompt
moderate iemsnds which viii be made by the
shall ohTase the necessity for the
Il SIarI0 yMaHt Vf force. hare directed tiat the
III 81 M ~ al oisieer ii tie
nisea States ID regard to the island of San Juan.
q between Van GoHFer's Island md the mainland,
1aieht h4Ye lsd ia serious eAllision between my
lSioA has been vented BY HE jndicious forbsar
ancs of Iiy officers on the spot and BY the
coneiEa tory provisions and ments proposed
0{a tsis mn tier BY the Government Of the United
Stntns trnst that the questian BIT boundary, out
nf which tAis affair has arisen, may he ameably
settled iii manner COMO with the Justice Of
tile IAo countries and doined by the first article
\ of III treaty of lafs q
I1tgziAa dozMini0ns have been extinguished My
*Seerny hxS made peaceful progress through TIE
wl1ich had been the principal scene Of dis
order and by jildicious coordination of frniness
S1d generosity ny authority has been everywhere
eUildIs md 4 trust permanently, cstabliahedr I
A3Fe received from the Tieerny II most gratifying
of thc loyalty Of NV East Indian subjects,
ana Of the good feeling eyinced BY the native chiefs
and the great landhoiders Of The country, The at
fention Ct the government IN India has been direct
country ana ali glad Il inform ron that al
Improvement has taken place II its financial pros
poets.
have concluded treaty with Japan, and
treaty regarding boundaries with the Republic Of
zate5aala hays directed that The treaties shall
The REMAINDER 81 The speech ii devoted to local
mn9ters 81 Interest. The public revenue is pro-
oanced in satisfactory condition. The estimates
army and navy ma the defence of tlle country
up0n VI etdclcnt citing. The volunteer movement
referred TO pride and qualification. reform
Ply ana other legislative measures are promised.