New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-29

id o oeasting trade when carried on in vessels
nnder the national dag. Our custom regnianons
will, therefore, be applied to the same.
The Custom-houses along the frontier Oh the
Marches and umbria are abolished.
The existing regulations respecting the ISLANDS
of Sicily viii remain in force until the islian taril
| Is introduced there.
Arr. !. The duties fixed In the table annexed TO
the decree of the 2ith Of September last, on the
importation and expectation of certain merchan-
disc, viii continue Professionally in force.
Arr. 8: Foreign goods arriving rom n me nee
| the Custcmhouses of the ports at which they ar
rive, the duties liked by the tarih at present in
| force.
Vessels With such produce can only deal with
first class Cnstom-heuses, according to the regula-
lions Of June IS, 1926,
ART. 4 The expectations of grain from the
italian provinces and from Sicily is Professionally
prohibited.
THE SrEag OF GArrA.--Despatches from Naples
state that the Piedmontese are vigorously pushing
on the siege Of Gaeta. Troops and siege train
have been landed at the small town of M0la di
Gaeta, and the Piedmontese headquarters have
been advanced to Hissi. On the 9TH instant Sar-
dinan ffigate stood into the bay Of Gaeta to re-
connoitre. 1t was ascertained that the defences
were in good condition. and that numerous re-
doubts and other field works had been thrown up
so as to command the road to Gaeta.
The Perseeernnzd of Milan, says Lord John
Russell's despatch is just now OF more value than
would be destructive battle.
General Lamoriciere has left Rome on ten months
leave Of absence.
Austria.
The Admiral commanding the Austrian feet in
the Adriatic has been put under arrest on charge
Of malversation.
u The Augsburg Gazette says that the total num-
ber Of troops in Venetia is $4,000 men. The in
fantry comprises 122 GOO men, and the cavalry Is
in proportion The artillery consists of thirty bat
teries with total OF $50 guns, and six batteries
with thirtysix riled cannon. The largest garrsons
are at Venice and Mantua. The fifth corps was
daily expected at Yenetia. Ylsfranca and Mar
mirola, on the Mincio, have powerful garrisons.
Immense quantities of ammunition are sent from
the terminus at Verona to Mantua. AtSebestiano,
on the Pn, are the materials for two pontoon
bridges two large steamers and one small tug
steamer. The same journal says the coasts are in
complete state of defense; and any point menaced
could receive succor with great rapidity.
China.
There is nothing later, but the Paris Pdt,ie pub
fishes the following statement, which obtained but
little credence in England Latest adyices from
China announce that the Chinese Commissioners
Extraordinary, appointed to carry on negotiations
for a treaty Of peace with the Ambassadors of
France and England, arrived at Tientan on the 9Th
September. We are assured by the last accounts
that the treaty had been signed in that tewn, and
that the exchange Of ratifcatons would take place
in Pekin, according to special ceremonial, which
was TO be the object of separate negotiation and
sconyention.m
Letters state that the marines in China would
return to England on the 1st of October.