New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15
Farther Earepsan IntelIlgsnee...

ing significant notice 70 mariners, dated septend-
Der 49,:
Public notice Is hereby given that by superior
orders all the lighthouses and lights Of the harbors
along the Venetian shore have been suspended I'M
til further orders.
The London Times referring to the fecent arti-
Gle In the gemofficiaf journals Of Paris, thinks
they are leading up to some determination already
taken. Ali we know at present is, that It Is con-
venient that the public opinion Of Europe should
be excited on the question, Hfs II expediens tha3
the Pope should quit Rome ~ All we can Ensss
Is, that Napoleon HT. Is about to compel Plus TX.
to do something which he does not desire 10 do,
and perhaps does not at the moment dream OF do
ing. II may be the Pope is not 10 De aliowe 70
leave Rome, or he may be justly constrained TO
The London Times fears orr naval authorities
have proceeded to the assumption that marine ar
NOR was good for nothing unless It could be
IRON plates through which, ii the long run, they
could not succeed in driving a hole, they have
jumped to erroneous conclusions. The advice OF
the Times y not to allow our neighbors agal a V
get two or three years start of ua we shall then
\ find our naval yards once more encumbered WItn
useless fabrics. and ronplated ships requiring
4 to be built in the alarm and extfayagancc o.
panic. 6 ess
AFFAIRS IN MALES. The Naples correspondent
/ of the London Times, writing on the 18th Ill., gives
the following sketch Of events in Naples:
i 1t is evident to me that the Republican party are
4 gaining strength in Naples, and are insinuating
i themselves into every Department. During the
last two three days they have been endeayorfng
to upset the Ministry, and such IS their inftaenee
over GarbaIdi that have very little doubt Of their
Il success. The following combination has been pro-
4 posed to the Dictator:
Instruction: Anguissoa, Marine Libertinis Minis-
ter Of the Interior Conforti, Grace and Justice
Raineri Public Safety.
Should Cosenz resign, as s not CAIRO
. viii be made Minister Of War. The programmes
. which has been submitted IS: g Italian unity, ae-
ccpting Victor Emanuel as King Of Italy the exr
prlsion Of the King from the kingdom The ferma-
ton of an army OF 200 GOO men no more annexa-
tions until Victor Emanuel shall be proclaimed
King from the Gampidogiio.ns
Lbertini and De Boni had a long Interview With
Garibaldi, at which only Bertanf and Mario wegS
present. He accepted the programme, saying,
however. that he should go to Rome at once, nos
at all believing that the French viii attack He
called for Sirtori, and berged him to defer the
change until his return from Palermo, for which
place the Dictator left this morning together Wish
his staff, intending to return next Thursday Tne
object Of his visit to Palermo ID to- reconcile the
Sicians to his views as to deferring the
. which he will be much better able TO accomplish
by his presence Meanwhile it is uncertain whether
Safi win accept the Office of pro Dictator. which
has been offered to him. De Boni i descrincd RI
his friends man Of great energy full OF original
power noted for his able works and Tor MS war 70
the death against Papacy. Bertani, too, by hs
friends, is spoken Of as not being MazInlan-as 2
man of great energy, and possessed Of administfa-
tive powers unusual for an Italian. Almost every
move, however, is made by the Republican party
/, and tends to the increase OF their infaence.
From The London TInes Of Sept 81
TEE GREAT EAsTERN.-It does not SEEM pro baDie
that the Great Eastern sail on the 18th OF Oetor
Der for New York, as at first intended a. i ~ sa1
she is to take in IL 600 tons OF coal, which cannos
!. be put on board at much greater rate than s000
tons per week. In addition to this, OWING TO her
screw shaft being unsupported by the sternpost, Z
= has worn away some inches Of the bearings, which
must even in its present state, cause great deal
Of vibration when the screw is in motion, and would
, if let 60 further, materially shake the vessel X
all line ofbattle ships the screw slaft e nyariaD
supported by the sternpost and me above mar
. to the bearings of the Great Easterns shaft wouit
! make appear that in large vessels it ~ Inaispen
= sable, although engineers differ very much as to y
adyisabiity Three, ALSO out OF four leadlng poins
\ \ of her screw have been injured. i IS Supposed
u during the gale she encountered in Hnyhead mar
y bor when the Inflated Royal Charter went down
7 THE PAPAL STArEs-fhe Popess Ulirdfssis.- =
! The Paris correspondent of the London Daily New
corroborates the statement in the London Herald
Paris letter. and states that the Marquis de Galore
~ the First Secretary of the French Legation a
~ Rome, arrived in Paris on Monday WED iapoIaah
~ dispatches the substance OF which is unde rso0t
to be that unless within very short time the E1
y peror takes to drive the Pedmontesa on
= of the Marches and Umbria, and H. restore th
!" Pope to the possession OF his dentiions 10 inca
VI integrity the Pope will eaye Rome and place m
" person under the protection Of some other power
. The London Herald's Paris correspondent mer
ot TONS as a rnmor that an envoy from Rome ha
m arrived in Paris with the Pope's ultimaum TO th
h effect that if France does not interfere To pfeyer
w the further progress of the Piedmonese troops
e will leave Rome forthwith.
THE FRENCH AT RoME.-ln Uenefal GuVDna
&c order of the day on resuning the command Of th
d French garrison at Rome, he says: {. Called o.
OF afresh and under circumstances still more sefiou
than before to protect the interests Of Gatholicsr
!! in the person OF the Holy Father, who Is its mos
legitimate and highest Representative and to gpa,
70 antee the security Of the Holy City, which s u
seat of it. we shall be equal to this great mission
re and ready if necessary make every sacrifice 70
n n its accomplishment. Our forces have been il
N creased in order to meet the requirements OF gu
r. situation.n
nd NJ ~ tha ri Aha ,ricers 81 IN
ut Sxtyseeond French Infantry being presented 1
= "a his Holiness. He said !: 4 The Church does as
II stand in need of mans help in support Of her spi
tual sovereignty, but it has pleased God that, 6
ae the free exercise of her spiritual sovereignty, y
~ should also possess temporal power i i this ~
sa power that you called on to defend in It's II
=. tegrity.'i