New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24
Particulars Of Foreign Views.
FEE grsANsHrr ApEIATre.

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Hare and 10 the 9th from Gowea. Her mails
furnish the following intelligence
+ England.
Il The following advertisement, IN London, looks
as il tho great ship were really coming
4 The Great Eastern for New York-The Great
Ship Company qimitedJ intend dispatching the
9th Of june 800 frskclass passengers only win
be taken, at uniform fare Of f25 each, including
stewards fee, but without wines or liquors, which
| can be obtained on board Return tickets issued
| at the rate Of $40.
/ The Times says:
| The gun factories are now at work night and
day on q prodigious scale, forging The Armstrong
| guns of all sizes, from to 10tpounders. II Is
/ expected that 1863 guns, chiefly OF the larger de-
scription, viii be made this year. During the
nine months since the factories have been in eper
alton, 4s complete and equipped batteries Of field
/ artillery have been turned out and equipped for
service, az well 200 40-poundsrs for naval use,
| besides large number Of 100pounders in pro-
gress Of manufacture, and will be ready by the Ist
i of Auguzt next. @# s&
/ The Court Journal says Mile Piccolominf LEFT
/ London for Sienna on Thursday evening, where she
is to be married to the MARQUIS and Duke G&etani.
formal betrothaI took place prior 70 leaving, and
the marriage contract was duly drawn mp. It il
said she has realized fortune Of f40,G00 by her
brilliant talents. The Marquis s man of property
and high family Piccolcmini name sClsMenfini-
Her father Is Count Clementini. 80 Il H.
The Liverpool Albion says The Prince de
Joinve sailed In the EuroUa TOR R0sfan III Satur-
DAY, under ts,s name Ct Erancoi. g Arc
Ieiegraph Gable bad not hcs1 Repaired md con
sequently telegraphic Communication batween
Alden and sasz remained n uninssfznpssd
Il PANS Nav -The Paris heliev " ij.esf xo.xsct
in stating that no decision has yet been taken fsla
i tive to the evacuation of Rome. The zame paper
take the command Of the Camu 81 ChaIoals q Jurf
i next.
4 The correspondent of the Morning Post AN.
very extensive and augmented camp i forniiisg
i at Chalons There il 10 be 4 eraud REVIEW thiss
! wear : s - - e ss,9as Z, s. ~ s
The Herald's Paris correspondent snys win
/ whom are re Ooiur IL war nax IL q fhe general
chalons viii consist OF cavalry infantry ard aril-
Marshal McMahon and will in reality be the center
Rhine frontier; the right wing being escheloned
from Besancon to Strasburg and the LEFT wing rom
Err to Luneyille, the whole force amounting to
80 900 men, to be under the command III chief Of
Il Defensive works on an extensive seals are stin
carried on with great activity on the coast 0f Brit
4 tanY and Normandy. am assured that The Off
ciai returns ahow that the number ot seamsn IN
scribed in the maritime inscription Is 60, 900.
Z PARIS, May The Copstilulioasie1 has al Dr.
ticle by the chief editor. NJ Grandguillet, eca-
4 demning the efforts which are being made 10 ennse
the fall Of Count Cavour. It details the dieuties
4 which have been successfully overcome by Pied
mont, and points out the political Importance which
extols,the policy Of Count Cavour, and condsmns
him for resisting the efforts Of those who would az
coed that policy This article also clearly deciaFca
that Europe and France particularly will enarget-
cally disapprove aggression and that the work Of
+ Piedmont IS no longer 70 extend her boundaries,
but to assimlate herself VI The annexed prosinces
) The Moriieau. publishes an Imperial dncree pro-
mitigating the law passed by the Legislative Cham
bers for abolishing, and in certain casea modifying.
the duties hitherto levied on cotton. The import
duty on cotton imported into France IN French
shipping is abolished that imported in foreign
shipping Is to pay duty Of francs the l00 kil0-
grammes Cotton imported into France BY land Is
} likewise to pay duty Of francs per 100 kio-
grammes llN
J -t
Ing d Iass ~ =. May says 81
d,a,7nse. 80
, The Pdtrie adds: /" General Garibaldi, by acting
thus commits act which falls under the appli0a
ton OF the law against piracy =.
The same journal further says: The SHrdin-
cabinet h a. Ts M
which may be made BY persons who have en-
9 barked in vessels hosting the bardinian nag.
TURIN, May THE Piedn0ntess Gdxa9e con-
tains the following, dated Palermo Nay The M
habitants are reopening their shops The agitation
] is diminishing. The Leut. General has puhilshed
proclamation declaring the town 70 be no longer
n in state of siege. Tho result OF tho elections
it which are kn0wnup to- the present time show p
considerable majority IN favor OF the Ministry.
Gen. Garibald has only obtained 50 votes af Turin
+ and Lamente only a.
TURIN, May 5.--The 0pinione, under date May
a Q, says: The insurrectonary movement is spread
ing throughout the Island, and Is spontaneous and
general The royal troops ere Y possesalon of thc
towns, and are hlockaded between the sea and the
insurrectoI with the interior.
NAPLES, May I. syia Genoa. mo news has been
received from Sicily for week. itls believed that
. the insurrection still continues on the coast, and
the interior Of the island serious apprenensio9ns
is not the Count Of Syracuse, but his Secretary,
q who has been exiled. .s9z
The telegraph lines are interrupted. Neither
from Sicily for ri WeeT. ''s's y = 'i'S''
q Spaln
/ Tba par;s ranars rnhI;sh s,a fol,avv;nc q the
q - -. ,ra...-..,.. - III.
remuneration py oount mohsello'iil " ms p1osol-
Q sions to the throne Of Spain
It r the undersigned Charles Louis de Bourbon
/ and de Bragance Count Of Montemoln, declare. in
h the face of the world publicly and aolemnly that
t intimately convinced Of the utility of the various
) attempts which have been made In favor Of The
claims which think to have to the succession to
the throne OF Spain and desiring that neither for
myself nor in my name, public tranquility shall be
had of