New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-31
Particulars of Foreign News
PER STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT.

Advices by the Vanderbilt are to the 10th, from
which we extract the follow ng:
In the House of Commons, on the 18th inst Sir
G. Wood, in moving resolution enabling the Sec
retary of State in the Council of India to raise
money in the United Kingdom for the service of
the Government of India, proceeded to show the
state of the Indian finances. The deficit for the
present year, ending next April, was estimated at
G7 Az 900, including guaranteed interest on rail
ways amounted to Fl ,216,000.
Reconciliation of troops of all arms is being
pressed forward with the utmost rapidity at
TIE Paris {. 5hl4 tlhl4 l21,ers, rrt
reached Paris on Sunday, the King is likely to
abandon his dominions. Neither the army nor the
navy, it is said, will fight for Francis II.
The leading article of the London Times oil
August l3 says
By this time the plenipotentiaries and armaments
of England and France must have reached the
well-known spot where, eighteen months ago. Lord
Elgin and Baron Gros were deliberating upon the
best means of obtaining treaty with China. The
diplomats probably arrived at the general rendez-
yous about the first or second week in July, and
we may calculate, therefore, that Lord Elgn has
already had for one month the services of the very
powerful army and navy by which he Is supported.
Henceforward we must expect the MAILS rom
China with very great interest. The Cotton Guild
of China has according to the last veraeous story
from Hong Kong, offered bet of $40 900 that the
French and English will again be repulsed from
the Taku forts.
Bg dispatches iustreceiyed from Naples we learn
that Garibald stood ready to cross the Pharo OF
Messna. He had engaged a number OF boats,
each capable of carrying on the average fifty men,
and II was reckoned that he would thus throw over
force of 5000. The Neapolitans have concentra-
ted force in the Calabras of near 10000 men,
| and the Garibaldians expect some sharp work be-
| fore they get up to Naples.
| Garbaldi, writing to the Secretary of the Carl
| baldi Fund, London, says:
Should you wish to employ any money generously
subscribed by your fellow,countrymen for us, send
us before all, muskets with bayonets.
Great agitation against Turkey prevails in some
parts of the Russian empire, and particularly at
| Moscow. The Greek clergy are preaching up a
holy war, and crying out Tor the russians 70 march
at the same time as the French to avenge Christian
| blood.
| In the House of Lords on the 1lth Lord Stanley
stated that the British Government had undertaken
to guarantee a per cent. on f2O0,00 or Fl 000,-
600 Internationally in aid of the East India Tee-
graph Notwithstanding the TACT that the line was
completely destroyed.
NAPLES, Saturday Evening.-The intelligence OF
the Decentralization Of 1900 Garibaldians in Caab,
ria is confirmed.
| The disDBtch announcing that Garibaldi had beer
in the nighborhood of Naples, to confer with the
heads of the Italian movement, Is not authenti
Gated. .
NAPLES Aug. l, via Marseilles.-Garibaldii is sait
to have been in Naples on Saturday last, and tc
have conferred with the principal inhabitants. Hi
left again on Sunday. 1t was decided to await the
assembling of Parliament the elections to which
will take place on the 10TH Refugees are the can
didates preferred by the electors. They openly
declare themselves for the annexation of Naples tt
, Piedmont One electoral district has elected Gen
Cosenz as its representative.
The Sandman Admiral has arrived in his shil
from Palermo, and has been visited by the Goun
of Syracuse, who pronounced himself favorable tt
annexation.
, Notwithstanding the seventies of the King an
Count dAgulla, numbers OF naval otf1cers have re
fused to fight against Garlbaldi.
The GERMAN CONFEDERATION Berlin, Aug. 13
Tt is certain that Austria has abandoned the lde
of having the possession of Venetia guaranteed b.
Germany; nevertheless, at the interview at Barit
perfect understanding was established between
Austria and Prussia relative to the basis of TIL
principle of non-interYention in reference to tn
affairs of Italy.
The following will explain the nature Of thi
. understanding There Is no doubt that Garlbald
aided by the Neapotan feet, which he hope
, shortly to possess, intends to attack Venice; ye
i Austria feels strong enough to sustain coni1ic
alone, even against the whole of Italy. As Ion
as the conflict is only between Austria and Italy
Prussia will observe the principle OF non-interveI
ton but if other powers interfere, and thus yolat
that principle, Germany would not hesitate to SUI
I. port Austria in the maintenance of the right
S guaranteed to her by treaties.
SALzBURG, Aug u, 1S60.-The Inauguration
!, the railway from Salzburg to Munich took plae
y to-day. At the dinner given in honor Of the even
d the Emperor OF Austria, in proposing the health
e the King of Bavaria, said: The sentiments
q unity which, as neighbors, we bear towards eat
n other, apply toward all German sovereigns.
= cannot but ioyfnly direct my thoughts to the da
d on which ! grasped the hands Of the Prince R
J, gent to strengthen the unanimity of sentimeI
d which brought us together. Long live the unit
d of the Princes and peoples of Germany Ill
6 Emperor concluded thus: The health of Il
) King of Bavaria; cheers for the brave people
+ Bavaria"
The King Of Bavaria said hail with joy an