New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
Foreign Intelligence.

IraLY-Get3a Aug. 15.-The news published
yesterday by some Genoese journals, announcing
the landing of Garibaldi in Calabria, has not been
confirmed.
The Opi1ione gives denial to the reports pub
lished in the French papers Of note having been
sent by Austria to Piedmont relative to an inter-
venton in Italy in case Garibaldi should disembark
in the kingdom of Naples, 8t
AusTRIA-V Vienna, Aug. l5.--The general sttings
of the Reichsrath, which will commence about the
Dist I'D instant will decide the future deatnies
OF Austria.
The Hungarian delegates intend to treat all aues-
tons in completely Independent manner, and de-
clare that they will retire from the Council of the
Empire il entire liberty of speech is not allowed.
FRANcE--Paris, Aug. 15.-The Pdtrie Of yes
terdays date announced on the strength of letters
from Turin, an approaching occupation OF the
kingdom of Naples by Piedmontese corps
d'armee, as the result of an arrangement that had
been come to between the Sandman Government
and that of the King of Naples, and with view to
avoid the inconvenience of an occupation by Carl
baldi. We are assured that no such agreement
has been come to, and that there ia no likelihood
Of its coming to pass. The only circumstances
under which Sardinia might feel called upon to
triumphed there (Which it might possibly do with
out the aid Of Garibaldi) and if, the King having
fed, the revolutionary government applied at
Turin for aid to maintain order. In that case, it is
believed that the request would be complied with
and troops would be sent.
The note which some Of the Paris papers have
spoken of as having been addressed by Count
Rechberg to the government of Victor Emanuel
does not exist, or at any rate has not been re.
ceved. On the other hand it is believed that a
circular or memorandum is prepared, in which
Austria will announce her intention of anticipating
Garibaldi's avowed designs against Venetia by as
Stunning the offensive in the case OF his succeeding
in upsetting the present government Of Naples anc
of putting himself in its place.
1t is positively asserted that ten rifed cannon
missing from the French arsenals are, or soon will
be, in the possession of Garbaldi. General Turrt
visit to Paris is said to have been connected witt
the transfer. What is believed to be quite certain
Is, that Sgnor San Caraldo, Garibaldiis envoy to
the French Government, solicited permission tG
have rifed for the Siclian army cast in the
French foundres. 1t is not stated what was the
answer to this request, but it may, perhaps, be
taken in connection with the southwark journey oil
the ten pieces of ordnance above mentioned. r.
General Turr, during his stay in Paris, is said to
have had an interview with the Emperor. This l.
| not improbable, for it is well known that his Ma
iesty takes pleasure in receiving the distinguished
foreign emigrants who visit his capital, and tina
Italians, Hungarans and Poles answering TO the
description have not untrequently had audience o
him,
RoME.-The Roman army, now at the disposition
of Gen Lemoriciere, amounts to 10000 men. These
troops the French General drills and exercises IN
| ceSsantly. He is now with the center of the army
| examining the elaworks and inspecting the M
| merous corps he has posted en- echetlon along thu
| frontier of Tuscany and Romagna. He recent.
had a long interview with q foreign general, sup
posed to be in the service OF Austria; but OF tn
object of the conference nothing has TRANSFERRED
Lamorciere scarcely gives breathing time to hi
men; he marches and counter-marches them &c
the double pug Sc of exercising the troops an
deceiving the Italians as to their exact humble
He orders earth works and batteries to be col
strncted, then suddenly demolishes them to throl
up others elsewhere He thus keeps the Officer
of the artillery and engineers continually in mt
ton. He sees all and directs all himself.