New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
NUMBER 127.
t.oreIgl. InteilIge,ae.

says:
The fanls opened this (Friday) morning at fall
S' per cent. owlEg to the tone Of the asDate on
Iofei3n polics in tie House of Commons ast nIgcs
bnt = recovery took place In the afterncsn IN the
closing quotations. Tie discount market continues
acnFe. 80 bEsiness was done to-day below the
BANK fainEfnuul IN exceptional cases, and an advance
upon that price was asked upon all but the best
short p9yer Six months Bills are not in favor and
81 per cent. is demanded At the bank to.da the
demand was rather active.
The Lon5on Times City Article Of the same da.e
says..
lhe China debate showing the total expenditure
for She war during the current year reckoning tie
amcaDt already voted will be s6,008,00O and thar
an Increase, rsteT than dii1inuti0n Of cost may
be Witnessed in 1851 created heeyihess this morn
ing in the English funds but owing to great in
crease In the suDply Of money seeking temporary
investment. together with the receipt OF better
prices from Paris, there was ttnalIy recovery.
Loans fCr short p8peF were oterets st per cent,
although iH the discount market the demand vas
active, and there are scarcely any transactions
under the Bunk minimum Rupee paper expert
enced further Improvement OF per cent, TheTe
were no bullion operations at tile Bank to-day In
the French exchanges this afternoon there was no
change of inportance from the rates Of last post.
In the corn market this.morping there was mode
rate business al the rates of last Monday. The
7wodnce markets this week have been generally
5seady, but Inactive, and the continental demand
shows little improvement.
The manufacture Of tie Armstrong breach load
ing guns is progressing rapidly. Ten forty pound
eTs arrive weekly at Woowich. The first proof OF
the one hundred peunder guns took place yester-
dayat the Royal Arsenal butt, and it is stated that,
by tke end Of the year, there VIII DC upwards @ OF
Al OF that class of guns ready to be shipped for
nayal service. The largest brass gun ever made
in England, and intended to be bored as an eighty
FOUNDER, was yesterday east at Woolwich. This
piece of ordnance will be riiied as muzzie load
ing gun for the purpose of being tested with guns
made of cast and wrought iron and steel
The London Times quotes letter from Rome,
which states that q serious disturbance mad taken
place amongst the Irish brigade, in consequence Of
discussion as to who were the best Catholics
When an armed force was sent to restose order
some Of them threw the furniture out OF the WIN
dows. One Irishman hes been sentenced TO death
by court.lnartal but the Pope would not allow the
sentence to be executed.
At a conference of gentlemen from all parts OF
England, held July H. on the course TO be pursued
in order to defeat the step taken by the Lords on
| the paper duty, resolution was passed calling
| upon the members of the House OF Commons to
| use any means that the forms of the House allow,
4 to prevent the passing Of supplies nnth the aet OF
| the Peers has been etaside.
| The London Times. says that when Mr.. Glad-
4 stone brings forward the vote for tho Chinese war
| July r. Sir John Pakington, who was the arst to
4 give voice to the general indignation when the
news of the peiho treachery arrived, will move
/ motion which has all the appearance OF hostility
to the war, for which Mr.. Gladstone IS providing
the sinews.
The suspension of Messrs. Robt. Freeland Bros.
| Manchester SINNERS to India in announced The
liabilities are reported at f6e, 600.
| At NanIes the Minister of the Interior has ad-
dressed circular to the provincial authorities. u
declares that the institutions given by the king to
his people are theirs forever; that they lnaugnrate
| new era that all funetionarles must reguiate
their conduct the principles of order, progress
and liberty which henceforth form the basis oil tht
| public law in the kingdom of Sicily.
Z. Four of the great European poweTs-H we are =
believe the reports from Naples-are now busll,
engaged in efecting the reconciliation OF Sardini
| ,y;rl,N xuhi n
new Neapolitan Ministry. These four powers ar
, Russia, France, England and Prussia. =,
letter in the Steele says it Is reported IN sicli
that FL De MARITIME, Plenipotentiary OF the King
: Naples, and the Marquis De Vilemarini, Sardinia
Ambassador at Naples, are TO proceed to Paierm
to announce to the Sicians the concessions OF IN
King OF Naples, and ask for their acceptance.
| Several of the Paris journals aliude 10 reac
tonary spirit prevalent in Sicily, and attributes
partly to the presence of MazziRi.
ASyces from Constantinople to the 4th inst
state that in consequence OF tne MISSION 2, "a, ,h'
Grand yizier the agitation in Roumelia and Bul
garia had subsided. The Grand fizier had VISITED
Belgrad and the Eastern provinces Agltauol
prevails at Damascus; cannon had been placed II
position. The number of troops was considered
J insufficient. There was general panic at Bey
rout and the Christian inhabitants were TAKING u
flight.
Fuad paeha has left for Syria With full powers
He will have under his orders l6, ,d0o men, the com
mander of whom is Hahn Pacha. The Turks
Government is shipping corn to Beyrout.,
Adviees from Messina to the Sth state that 20
) Medici was at the village of Barcelona, aWaltin
| volunteers He had reeonnoitered the heights {
Messina and MellizZo. The attack on Mellizzo wa
fixed for the 10th inst Assassinations took plae
at Messna on the night OF the 7th. The Neapol
tan army was demoralized. The soldiers were dc
' serting A letter received here from Piedmon
} states that the French Consul there has received
blow on the head from yataghan
!, Advices from Palermo to the Sth inst. state tina
! the Africa which stopped at the port Of palerm
on the night of the Tth, was Obliged to leave 1t
It half an hour by order of Garibaidi.
IS Upon learning this the Ministry sent in their ri
II signations, which were accepted.
r This example was followed BY the other autho
g Sienor Gosenz arrived at Palermo on the g.
o inst. and was received with joy by General Gal
| baldi. 1900 volunteers embarked at Genoa on Il
y 9th. Another embarkaton was to take place
e the 10th. Volunteers continue to arrive
;. Gen. Lanaorieiere having withdrawn his trool
,s into the interior, insurrectonary movements nj
:. broken out at Santagala, Monteteltro and ne
l. Cattolica.
= The Adratic journal states that the Pontifc
II troops stationed at Pesaro were ready tor d
h partnre. Their destination, however, was n
IS known. 1900 Austrians had been sent to Urbin
% 557 Irish volunteers had dsembarked at Ancon
l. and committed disorders ut Sinigaglia which we
% repressed by the Papal carbiners.
England and France have already dispatch
men-of- war to the coast of Syria, Austria thinks
N her duty to do the same, and will likewise dispat
~ two of her vessels TO Beyront...
r. The Austrian Minister of Finance has made
~ communication to the Budget Committee, th
y, should the peace be confirmed in Europe, the A,
- trian Government is prepared to make fresh redr
- tons in the effective force Of the army with yit
III III to limit the whole military expenditure to aoo
~ ~ eight million pounds yearly. This would sntnce
~ prevent already in the budget for ls6l any eXee
aI aI Of the expenditure the increase by enab
~ ~ the Government to thirty million OF hori
~. 81 against the original estimates.
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