New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-13
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Particulars of Foreign News.
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the Hero and Ariadne had received promotion ON
the safe return Of the Prince Of Wales.
The official inquiry into the loss Of the Galway
steamer Connaught was in progress at the Green
witch police court.
The adjourned general meeting of the Atlantic
Mail Company Galway line) on the 23d was held
again, merely pro forntd, further adjournment
till January next being agreed upon. "A deputa.
ton from this company was in Paris endeavoring
to obtain a contract for the French mail service
with America. The company offer a weekly in
stead of afcrtnightly line. Both the Emperor and
Prince Napoleon are represented as favorable, al
though there were difficulties with reference to
other companies, which difficulties were expected
to be removed. The Chambers Of Commerce at
Bordeaux, Havre and Nantes support theproposal,
and the Paris and Marseilles Chambers were dis
cussing it.
The Arctic exploring yacht Fox had returned
home from the coasts Of the Farce Islands, Iceland
and Greenland, where she had been engaged sur
veying the route of the proposed North Atlantic
Telegraph. She succeeded nexamining and sound
ing the fords on the South coast of Greenland and
proving their practicability for the reception of
cable She also coasted down considerable ex-
tent of the East coast, hitherto supposed to be in
accessible. The severity of the season in the
Northern regions is reported to have been greater
this year than for twenty years past.
The London Globe confirms the report that the
Queen will confer the vacant Garter on the Duke
of Newcastle.
The Empress of the French continued in Scot
land. She had quilted Edinburg for Perth. Her
reception at all points was quite cordial.
FRANcE.-The AOn3teou- published Convention
between the Governments Of Sardinia and France,
arranging several questions in reference to the an
nexation of Savoy and Nice. 1t is determined that
the portion of the Sandman debt chargeable to
Savoy and Nice shall be 4,500,000 of Sandman
rentes, which the French Government will remit to
Sardinia. The charges incurred by Sardinia on
account of Savoy and Nice will be transferred to
France.
1t is reported IN Paris that the Emperor intends
nav hyinp tn Windsor in the eoursa of a
few weeks to meet the Empress.
The Archbishop of Paris had issued circular
advocating the collection of Peters Pence"
notwithstanding the impediments thrown in the
way by the Government. s~ aa=5 a.
The plan of a naval reserve had been adopted by
the Emperor. This would afford large number Of
regularly trained seamen. Another iron plated
frigate has been laid down at Rochefort
There were rumors that Counts Persigny and
Walewski would both enter the Ministry.
1t was said that, according to ancient precedent,
if the Emperor could find three prelates sufficiently
docile to join in the imposition OF hands, the Pope's
assent to Episcopal appointments would be re-
garded as unnecessary. .4
ITALY.-TheTe has been change in the Neapo-
Titan Ministry, and it was considered certain that
State Council would be convoked on very impor-
tant occasions. Y
Poerio had been appointed Minister without port
folio.
King Victor Emanuel was expected to quit Ma
pies on the 18th He had received deputation
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him the result of the pebfsce in those provinces.
Garibald has replied to an address from the Com
nittees of Assistance which organized the exped-
ton to Sicily. He says: what you have done
for Naples and Sicily you must also accomplish for
Rome and Venice. Do not separate; do not leave
your undertaking incomplete. The end must be
attained. You will see me ever ready to hasten to
the spot where the standard OF, Italy and Victor
Emanuel shall be raised.o
The Piedmontese Parliament is to be convoked
and forthwith dissolved in order to be replaced by
an Italian Parliament. There is strong partysde-
sirous of the election Of Constituent Assembly of
the whole nation, in order to establish the Consti-
tuition of the new Italian State
The Opini0ne, of Turin says the negotiations
with Rome for the restitution Of the war material
taken from the Bourbon fugitves are not yet con
Guided. Gen. Guyon has refused to deliver the
material to the Bourbon Government or to the
Ministers of Victor Emanuel at Naples whom the
General said he could not recognize.
The Pope has allowed the society instituted at
Rome for the collection of Peters Pence to assume
the name and privileges OF an arch brotherhood
with the power of attaching to itself other soc;e-
ties and brotherhoods established for the same
object.
lately addressed to Victor Emanuel, the Emperor
of the French intimates that if, within period,
King Francis does not evacuate Gaeta, the French
feet will no longer interfere with the operations of
the Sandman squadron against the CITY,
A private dispatch has been received in Paris
from Rome, which announces that difficulty has
arisen between General de Guyon, the commander
inehlef OF the French troops in the patrimony OF
St. Peter and the commander of body of Pied
montese troops, which had eneroached on the ter
ritory occupied by the French.
The Italian correspondent OF the London News
announces that the question OF the Southern army
disarmament has been satisfactorily settled. Count
Cavour has oyerruled General Fanti's order of the
day, which was tantamount to peremptory dis.
bandment of Garibaldi's army. Its cddres will be
Kept as the nucleus as corps around whose flag
tftatt shall oiIaIf Ia
to fight the last war against Austria, A hope is
expressed that Garibaldi may now be induced to
leave his retirement at Caprera, and come once
more amongst his old companions in arms.
NAPLES, Nov. l6, lS60.-The King does notshow
so much or prove SO amable and courteous as the
people hoped, and the Piedmontese, who have
monopolized everything, instead Of fraternizing
with, lord it over them; they feel, in short what
they area conquered people; and, instead of en-
joying the paradise they expected, have awakened
to the reality of being province under the domn-
ion of people who are comparatively strangers
to them Perhaps this is not the general feeling
but the existence of it to any extent shows the
susceptibility of the Neapotans, and the great
necessity Of prudence on the part of the Govern.
ment lestit disgust and irritate where it ought to
conciliate.
Several evenings this week there have been de-
monstrations among them, and on one night at the
Porta Capuana quarrel took place between them
and the Piedmontese, in which ten or twelve men
are said to have been wounded and several others
were uttered of Viva Garibaldi! y "Abasso
Forinii .Abasso Yittorio Emanuele!n The
two first certainly, and some persons declare that
the latter cry also was raised "Vogliamo nostro
Generalel y was another cry which strongly ex-
pressed the affection of his followers and their
longing for him, and to day report is in circula.
ton that Garibaldi is coming back. In short,
among the Neapotans as well as among the red.
coats, there is a yearning after the hero who has
led them on to victory and secured to them their
liberties.
right royal decree has been published last
night to the following effect:
Art l. The Italian volunteers actually under
arms will form a body separate from the regular
army. The duration of the time of service for
soldiers shall have their special degree of service
and promotion 2 The advantages and obliga-
tons, both of soldiers and officers shall be equal
with those of the regular army. 3. mixed com.
mission shall determine the rank and standing of
the officers of the volunteers, regard being had to
their services and antecedents. 4. The govern
ment reserves to itself to enter volunteer officers
in the regular army; but in such way as to
respect the rights acquired by the officers of the
regular army. s. The preceding arrangements do
not dispense any one from the civil or military OBJ
legations which he may owe to the State, etc. 8
VICTOR EMANUEL
GANOuR.
FAINT.
AUsTRIA.-The Paris correspondent of the Lon.
don Herald says negotiations for the eession of
Feneta had commenced. long conference on
the subject took place in Paris on the DIST, between
III. ThouVenal, Prince Metternieh and M. Kisseletf.