New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
NUMBER 95.
Particulars Of Foreign News.

Particulars Of Foreign News.
Advices BY the Hammonia are to the 14th inst.
from southampton. We extract the following in
telligenee: n $50 ssss s e
1t was supposed the Great Eastern would leave
according TO the following card, no day had been
fixed upon when the Hsmmonia sailed:
The directors Of the Great Ship Company have
determined, in consequence Of the delay which
mas been caused In the completion OF their works
by the unusually unfavorabie weather Of the past
month to defer the sailing Of the Great Eastern for
a short time. IL Is, however confidently expected
first determined; but the directors, being unwilL
ing TO risk the possibility of second disappoint-
ment, will absolutely x the day In further notice.
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Inc very latest news from Palermo asserts that
capsuiasson had been signed on board the British
snlp-oi, war Hannibal. between General LAMA on
one SIDE, and Garibaldi and the g Revolutionary
Committee on the other. This capitulation stipI-
lates that the Neapolitaa army IS 900 men strong,
the palace which they still held with sll the
honors Of war, and embark. with their material OF
war, on board the NeapoIitan squadron. As
nothing is said about where General LAMA Is to 20
or not to go, and as he consequently may transfer
this force to Messina, anxiety to spare the popu-
lous city Of Palermo any further contests in its
streets seems to have Outweighed-f the news, as
we hope, be true-with Garibaldi and the Com
The news which reached us before by way OF
Florence, of insurrectionary symptoms which had
shown themselves at Naples on the 29th ult, is
confirmed. There Is no mention of extraordinary
movements in the streets, but that an actual com
dict had already taken place at the well known
Cafe de FEurope between artisans who applauded
the news received from Palermo and Neapolitan
officers. We shall not fail to hear far of such
encounters, and probably Of still more important
events, in q very short space Of time.
1t was also rumored at Paris that the Neapolitan
Foreign Minister, Carafa had demanded (from the
French Government, it seems) guarantee for the
territory Of the Two Sicies, and that he had also
demanded an Intervention by all the maritime
Powers.
France and the Dowager Empress of Russia had
come of, though nothing further can be said about
it than that it took place at Lyons.
The dispute about the Hessan Constitution in
Germany Is on the eve of entering into another
stage. The Elector has applied TO the Federal Diet
for guaranteeing the Constitution, which has been
reformed in conformity with the suggestions of the
Diet; and Prussia, still unfolding the plea of lille
| gality of this whole Constitution which has super
seeded another existing by law, has announced her
| intention to oppose the proposition.
One OF the Vienna papers asserta that the Am
bassadors Of France and Russia at Constantinople
conjointly, had declared to the Sultan the satisfac
ton Of their Governments at the Independent in
quiry into the grievances of his Christian subjects
4 which the Sultan had instituted.
| We stated some time ago that an interview hal
taken place between Lord PaImerston and an intlu
entail deputation respecting the projected line I
telegraph to America via the Farce Islands, Icelan
| and Greenland. We understand that the nobl
lord has responded to the request then laid befor
him. by granting the steamship Bulldog for tn
| purpose Of making complete survey and sound
ings Of the proposed route, and that Sir Leopol
McClntock has been appointed by the Admiralt
to the command of the Bulldog. The prepara
tions for the departure of the expedition will b
entered upon forthwith. 4.
The Directors of the Atlantic Royal Mail Stear
| Navigation Company have received an official not
fication from her Majestys Postmaster General fia
ing the dates for the fortnightly service betwee
Galway and America, under the imperial contrac
entered into with her Majesty's Government, tn
subsidy being fTS,000 per annum In accordanc
Herewith, the first packet-being the company
| magnificent new vessel Connaught-will leave ia
| way for New York on Tuesday, the 26th inst. Th
passage to St. Johns is to be performed in six day
The Birkenhead Commissioners have agreed
the Introduction of horse railways through th
| principal tIoroughfares of that town on plan pr
| posed by Mr.. Train, OF New York.
Albert Smith, by his will, dated the Sd of Mare
t | last leaves his house and premises, North Er
Lodge Fulham, with all the furniture, books, pa
| and other effects, to his widow. He then give
several pecuniary legaees to relations and friend
and after making provision for his widow, moths
and sisters, he leaves the residue to his broth
| Arthur, whom, together with his friend, Mr.. Arth
| Pratt Barlow, he appoints executors and Srnstee
l His effects will probably be sworn under ELS ,0d
I. General Don Raymon Yglesias had an intervie
| with Lord John Russell on Saturday. the I'd inst
a at the Foreign Office. on his arrival in Englar
=, from Mexico. @ e