New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY ny THE MAILS
Particulars Of Foreign Nsws.


GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY BY THE MAILS.
Particulars Of Foreign News.
PER STEAMSHIP EDIsBURG.
Advices by the Edinburg are to the 18th ult. from
Liverpool and to the 1sth from Queenstown. We
extract the following intelligence:
In the House of Lords on the 18th ult., the Dnks
OF Newcastle, in reply to a question from the Ear
Of Carnarvon, stated that until the resources q
British Columbia were more fully developed ans
the interference of Government rendered abso
luteiy necessary, it was thought better not to put
In force the act Of last year In reference 70 the Ju
risdiction Of the Hudson Bay Company. The Gov
amicable arrangement with the Hudson Bay Com
pany, which would bring the Red river and saskat
chewan settlements under imperial CONTROL
The London Times Of the 10th February Is in
formed that Lord Elgin will undertake the secons
mission as Plenipotentary to China, In The hope o
being able by the influence obtained ON bis forme
visit to secure the ratification Of the treaty of Ten
Sin and an entire cessation of hostiiities.
The Italian and Savoy questions had been de
bated in the House of Lords. Strong sentiment
were exposed against the annexation of Savoy.
A dispatch from Dresden, dated on the 18th 0
The Dresden Journal asserts, in q letter Of it
Vienna correspondent, that France has requegte
the Pope to make proposals for settling the quea
ton Of the Romagna.
C0HSEEF&tafS
Lord Derby's residence in London. The meetin
private, but It was reported that they resolye
to oppose the budget. The London News says tn
meeting was merely intended as demonstration
The Gazette de France had received q secon
warning for an article which g in disfgnring til
history of France, calumniates the great act b
which Napoleon +. reestablished Catholic worshij
| In France.''
Letters from Rome say that the Pope has his bu
of accommodation and interdict ready for th
King of Sardinia and his partisans, to be hurled
their heads the moment the annexation of tn
Legations to Northern Italy is carried out.
Private accounts from Naples, says Paris lei
ter, state that conspiracy had been dscovere,
among portion of the Neapolitan army; and Oh
the same authority, it is affirmed that the plot ha
been traced to the agency Of Piedmontese emissa
ted, If it has not been so already, to the Powers
complaining of these attempts to excite dissatsfac
ton. In the same manner a,clue has been discoy
cred to excite the mutiny of the Swiss regiments
some time since in the service of Naples.
RUMoRED MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS ALICE
BRUSSELS, Feb. 10. The Obse,unteur Belize
speaks Of the approaching nuptias ofthe Prince Of
Orange with the Princess Alice of England the se-
cond daughter of Queen Victoria, as settled fact
and in connection with the subject it publishes the
following paragraph:
The magnificent and spacious royal carriage,
called the British Queen" which has just been
completed and is to be seen at the Station du Nord
at Brussels, will be put in motion probably for the
in Belgium of the Prince Royal Of the Netherlands
and the British Princess, his intended bride.
COUNT REcHBERG's REPLY no THE ENGLISH PRO
P0sALs.
The Paris correspondent Of the Nord, writing
from Paris ON the 10th ult. says: n
I am assured that Prince Metternich has this day
handed to N. Thouyenel the reply of Count Reci-
berg to the French note of the 30th of january.
The reply is said to be of no less extent than M.
Thouyenel's dispatch. Count Rechberg calmly dis.
cusses article BY article the propositions Of Eng
land; exposes that the principle Of non-interven-
ton is violated daily by Piedmont In the States of
Central Italy; while, taking into account the at
tempts made by the French Government in favor
of the dethroned princes in the duchies, Austria
cannot retract from the engagements taken at VII
lafranca and from the stipuatons signed at Zurich
and consequently admit de jlue facts contrary to
those engagements and to the treaty between
France and Austria. If the treaty of Zurich is re-
spected as regards Venetia why should it not also
be respected as regards the Duchies? If the pro-
positions Of England carried out, it is great
experiment that is about to be made in Central
Italy. Austria will not oppose that experiment by
force of arms, convinced that events will not fail
soon to give support to the cause of right and
Justice.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Tines,
writing on the 10th ult., says:
During the last few days, M. de Moustier and
Lord Augustus LOTUS have had several interviews
with Count Rechberg; but learn, on good author
ity, that the Emperor will not accept the fourth of
the English propositions, it being directly opposed
to that part of the treaty of Zurich which refers to
position in question:" continues my informant,
has not been recommended by France to the at
tention Of the Austrian Cabinet and it is not quite
certain that it has the approval of the Emperor
Napoleon
The Vienna Gazette publishes circular to the
Protestant consstories in Hungary, conveying the
imperial permission for them to assemble in con.
ference. and to decide on means to be proposed to
government for redress Of their grievances.
A Vienna dispatch of the 18th says:
The reforms promised in the ministerial pro-
gramme are about to be granted. Every province
will receive separate constitution and admins
tration, according to the wants Of the different
natonalities.
1t was said at Vienna that new loan was pro-
jeeted.
Prince Gortschakoff has Informed the French
Government that Russia does not consider the Eng
sh proposals to be altogether satisfactory soll-
ton of the Italian difficulty, and that real under
standing could only result from q conference of
the five great Powers. 1t is said that the French
Ambassador has expressed to Prince Gortschakoff
the readiness of his Government to adhere to the
proposals Of Russia.
Madrid dispatch of the 18th ult. says g The
Spanish Cabinet will listen to no proposals of peace
from Morocco until Tangier has been taken, against
which place military operations are to commence
Marshal 0DonnelI announces, in an order of the
day, that he will continue offensive operations until
the enemy shall ask mercy. of Spain and until
reprisals shall have been taken for the insults Of
the enemy and indemnity obtained for the sacri-
fees of Spain.
The Spanish Government was about to issue
notes to the amount of $1,000 900 reals payment
to be insured by the sale of national property.
The January mails from the various ports on the
west coast Of Africa had reached England by the
mail steamer Cleopatra.
The Cleopatra, when off Pram Prum, thirty
miles from land, picked up a boat containing
sailor from the American ship Warren White, at
Anamoboe, after vainy trying to set fire to the yes
sci.
The British steamer Pluto was reported to have
taken prize on the south coast, with 500 to 600
slaves on board.
There had been several serious disturbances at
Cape Coast.
movement was on foot at the Gold Coast to in
crease the cultivation of cotton.
The United States gunboat Sumpter was at Fer
nando Pc. &5
Trade was quiet and generally unaltered at all
points.
The palm oil season had not commenced
NJ. DE THouyENALis REPLY TO THE PopEs ENcY.
GIIGAL LETTER.
NJ de Thouyenal has addressed to the diplomatic
agents of France reply to the last eneyelical let
ter g. tne Pope. He leaves it to history to say
whether the responsibility of events falls on the
Emperor, or on those who, refusing any concession
or reform, and combining themselves to inexplc-
able actions, have allowed things to grow worse,
until they threaten to reach point at which the
evil becomes SO great that it cannot be remedied.
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