New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

Particulars OF Foreign News.
FER STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT

v VdIWEFUITL,
Sandy Hook on Saturday July 28th, at 2:3O P. M.,
and arrived at the Needles, Isle of Wight, exactly
at midnight on Monday August 9th, which, with
the allowance of difference in time of five hours,
makes by far the most rapid passage ever made !
across the Atlantic.
Tie Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 1lth.
An outline Of the Vanderblts news was brought |
by the City Of Baltimore, including Queenstown |
dates to the 18th.
The London Times says:
There can be no doubt Of the injury done TO the |
hops by the ungenal weather, and the Intelligence
of each day confirms the opinion that in many dis
tricts they will prove total failure.
The London Court Journal says:
1t is expected that her Majesty will not remain
at Baimoral longer than a month, and that the
Queen and Prince will then cross to Hamburg IN
the royal yacht, proceed to Coburg. and after
short stay at Rhenhartsbrun, go to Gotha. 1t is
here that it is expected the meeting between the
Princess Royal and her Majesty will take place.
The London Times says
The new acts for taking the census in England
and ireland next April have been issued The act
for Scotland has not yet received tine royal assent
There is nothing as to religious professions in the
English act but there il in the relating to Ire
land. The census is to be laid before Parliament
within twelve months after next June.
AUSTRIA AND NAPLEs--Parts, August l.-The
Pdtl.ie says:
We have reason to believe tito be quite true that
an Austrian note has declared that in the event Of
Garibaldi taking possession Of the kingdom OF
Naples, OF organizing an expedition against the
Austrian possessions, Austria would not wait for
the attack, but would proceed to meet the Carl
baldian troops on whatever point Of the mainland
it might be necessary.
TRIESTE, Tuesday.-When Commander Walters
dortf, with tOta, was sent III May last to cruise
in the Neapoitan waters, Count Szecheny, the Aus
trian Minister at Naples was instructed to inform
King Francis II, that the Austrian fiotia was
principally destined to be held at the disposal of
the young monarch and his family in the event of
lntia
country.
It is no longer doubted that If Garibald succeeds
in becoming master Of Naples, the King and his
Consort will retire on board The Imperial totla,
and afterwards take refuge at Vienna.
Prince Petfulla, the Neapolitan Minister at Vi
emma, who is now at Genoa has demanded and OBJ
tanned leave Of absence forr one year,
NAPLES, August IA diplomatic note from the
Minister for Foreign Affairs informs the Great
Powers that, in case vessels sailing under the sar-
dinian colers should attempt to disembark Carl
baldans, they will be fired upon.
Orders have been dispatched to Baron Winspeare
to leave Turin at certain date, should his mission
have had no result up 70 that time.
Three Neapolitan journals hostile to the govern
ment have been suppressed.
A modification of the ministry and an adjourn
ment of the elections are expected.
| August 13.-The Court party insists upon the
proclamation of state of siege at Naples.
The Government has refused to comply with this
| demand.
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may be positively stated that during the confer
ences at T6plitz, the Emperor of Austria and the
Prince Regent had before them memorandum
elaborated by their Ministers for Foreign Affairs,
| containing all the questions on which an under
| standing between Austria and Prussia was desira-
Bile, and setting forth their motives. Thus, the
| august negotators examined one question after an
| other and came to definite agreement therenpon
Although no act or protocol was signed at Iopiltz
formal and mutual engagements nevertheless exist
between the Emperor Of Austria and the Prince
| Regent
the example of Baron Won Sehleinitz, has Just ad
dressed two circular notes to the European Powers
to inform them of the real object of the interview
Pz T.; One bs Of hs M ads,s1 is sped1M @ u
German Courts; the other, in French, has beer
sent to her diplomatic agents abroad.
Without allowing the secret of the negotiation
at Toplitz to transpire Count Rechberg. commui
Gates in general terms the complete establishment
OF an understanding between Austria and Prussii
on all great questions of European policy, as vel
as questions specially referring to the affairs
Germany.
GENoi, Aug. l5.-tBy Telegraph from Liyerpoo
to Southampton, 1.-The Genoa journals publish dis
patches announcing the unopposing dsembarka
tion of Garihaldi with 5000 men, near Reggie, o.
the night OF the 10th inst. The same dispatche
report tie evacuation of the fortress of Scylia b.
the Neapelitans. The above must be receiye
with great reserve.
PANS, Aug. l5.-The representatives of Eng
land, Austria and Prussia, at the Court of Talle
ries, have already received the full powers neces
sary for converting the protocol of the Sd inst
into formal convention. 1t is expected that be
fore the departure of the Emperor for Savoy ant
Algeria, the Ambassadors of Russia and the Portt
will have likewise received full powers, and tina
the Convention will then be definitely signed
, Prince Metternich and Count kisselef will immedi
ately afterwards quit Paris on leave. Prince Met
: ternich will proceed to his estate in Bohemia
,, where he will remain during the journey of th
Emperor of the French.
, TRIESTE, Aug. 15.-lt is believed that Garibald
intends to attack Austria not on the Venetian, bu
on the Croatian coast by attempting a dsembark
: alton at Finne. The Austrian authorities beliey
Garibaldi will first endeayor to provoke feyou
ton in Croatia and Hungary before proceeding t
Venetia. All the coasts are vigorously watehe
Z bv the cruisers of the imperial marine.
t GENOA, Aug. 15.-The Grand Duchess Anne, {
j. Russia, sister of King Leopold, died this mornin
at Eltesssau, near Berne.
/ The London Times correspondent telegraphs:
NAPLES Aug. l4-3:35 2. M.-The camp has jus
0 been proclaimed in state of siege. The procl'
nation is now being posted. The regular trooI
n and the National Guard are exhorted to do all
It their power to maintain public order.
Paris Correspondence of London Times
Il AUSTRIA THREATENING TO TAKE THE FIEI
s AGAINST GARIBALDI-I Tuesday, Aug. a.-lt seen
l. very generally believed that note, memorandum
or circular (the exact form of the document is nj
= positively known) is prepared, and that, as Gar
VI baIdi openly avows the conquest of Venetia to
wait till he knocks at her door; but that on Il
9 contrary should he succeed in possessing himse
d of the supreme power in the Neapolitan dominion
she will take active measures against him. I'll
report obtains considerable credit and its substa
N tial truth has been affirmed to me by persons
whom am disposed to place reliance. 1t is thong
s. by some that if Austria acts as above announce
Is she will be falling into the same as she col
st mtted last year, and that she would do mo
d wisely to wait upon the Mincio on the shor
to of the Adratc an attack against which she posse
ses powerful means of resistance. That wou
Sc certainly be her surest game. One would ha'
s. thought Francis Joseph's impetuosity had be-
d. sobercd by his recent severe lesson. What did
get in 1855 by sending his armies into the mars
fields of Piedmont in the wettest month of the yef
Had he limited himself to the defense OF his oN
frontier things might have gone differently.
There are many cases where it Is not wise
IL carry the war into the enemy's country. Austr
W with her powerful army, which eagerly desires
r. wipe out its recent reverses-with her fortcatio
at Venice and her Quadrilateral, may laugh at t
combined efforts ofPiedmont and Garibadi shou
w., the two combine against her. II she leaves h
le own lines she throws away many advantages, a
IL, Il, may furnish France with a pretext for DEPART
= from the principle of non.interv ention IN lta
~ That Piedmont expects soon to lind herself in
- field appears probable from the loan and the
W crease in her army which she has just made. I
N position of her Government is most emharrassiI
10 il in secret it approves Garbaldis plans, and &C
= templates cooperation with him in an attack
- Veneta, it may meet with another Novafa me
Al, that Of