New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
Items of Forefgn News.

1t is stated that the Prince of Wales will sail for
Canada at the latter end OF May or early IN June,
in the line ofhattle ship Renown, OIL guns. The
suite that will attend his Royal Highness has not
vet been arranged, but everything connected with
this visit will be conducted on a scale worthy of
the mother country, and calculated to do honor to
the American colonies.
we learn from Japan that the American Minister
had obtained pledge from the Japanese govern
ment that the treaty of Jeddo shall be carried out
in all its integrity, and certain special points have
been agreed to which are advantageous for trade.
According to the Paris correspondent of the
London Times, the Italian question is progressing
to settlement on the following basis:
Tuscany to be annexed TO Piedmont, but the
Tuscan people may choose their own ruler with
the exception of Prince Napoleon; and it Is said
the Prince de Garignane is also excepted. Modena
and Parma may be annexed to Piedmont, the
people desire it. The Romagna, also, il it snits
them may lie governed by vicar from the family
of the King of Sardinia, and the Romagna VIII
have to pay certain yearly tribute to the Pope
as Suzerain, the amount probably being three
million frances 1t is said that King Victor Eflan--
uel has accepted these proposals, and that the
Piedmontese troops will soon occupy the Ro-
magma.
that the Emperor of the French is even now de-
sirous to execute, if possible, the stpulations OF
the Villafranca treaty, and for that purpose would
wish the great European powers to discuss the
latter in conference the following basis: Simply
kingdom to be formed in Central Italy, to consist
Of Tuscany and also of the Romagna, in the pro-
babIe event of the Pope refusing the plan OF
| nominal suzerainty. Parma and Modena to be an
| nexed to Piedmont in exchange for Savoy. The
Sovereign Of the new States to be the young Grand
| Duke Of Tuscany or Prince Of the House OF
Bonaparte; in the latter case, probably grand
| son of Joseph formerly King of Spain.
The strategic arrangements OF PIEDMONT involve,
by last advces, the immediate formation OF four
effective corps, each of 10000 men. Gems FAINT,
La Marmora and Cialdin, are already named as
future commanders of three of those armies; the
fourth is kept IN peto but there il strong suspicion
tina Garbaldi's sword is yet destined TO Hash N the
beams of next springs dawning,
| The London Globes correspondent mas authority
to state that 10 900 men about to be dispatched
to Italy, to reinforce the French army OF eecnpa-
| ton.
Guardian referring to Garbaldi's marriage, states
| that on the morning of the wedding the General
received information as to the antecedents OF hiz
bride, which led to long and stormy interview
| with her father, and to his subsequent departure
He has not since reoined his wife, and an Austrian
report SAYS that the General has applied TO thu
Pope for a dspensation from his marriage vows
The Gazette de Lausanne gives the following
taken from a Lucerne journal lssssszs5.sa
The young wife of Garibaldi has arrived at Id
cerne, in company with an adjutant of her husband
The officer being challenged to duel by ths
General, replied TO it by flight. = n
: On Sunday evening, the 18th ult., the Key. d; Y
Northrop, Of New York, preached in the Payia9l
Theater to very crowded assembly q tne micu r
r and working classes. Earl SALISBURY anu 10y
Kinnard conducted the preliminaries OF eng
! and with the entire audience listened with marked
!. attention to the powerful appeals Of the souns
q Tie Spanish squadron had been eompe,tea n
Of had weather to put back to Aigiers. Mat e,
oDonnell would march to Rabbit N zen snmgsnos.
y 2sth ult The tempest nterrap'su ooAi''ia''''a'
'o aechin China adyices mention that the French
settling down very quietly a. sssSpa ana
lie t .I,e nort will probably be opened to trade.
t. The Prussian Diet will soon have to occupy. IT
% self with question, the Importance of which ha
been often pointed out-the involability OF priyat
property at sea during war. A proposition to tina
effect, signed by seventy-eight deputies, has bee
presented to the Second Chamber. ss53
+ The Prussian Commercial Conference at Eerli
adopted, without discussion, propositions recoI
9 intending the abolition of the transit duties al
: !. usury laws, and another in favor of applying d
y decimal system in all its completeness