New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-30

M frnp, flo ear,b "a N ,,,nro ot ,,ar,l,, man wifi
hraxe hearts and Minds renared 10 e5cnnnter a
dancers and iiaionities If var Int IbeIviss man
who retired far the tnnment into nrivnte Ifs be
vet passed the hest wears Of thew exsteuce in mill
farv achievements. and who are therefore, able ut
The qho,test notire to br,n+ ;nto s+ato Of ~
md discinlinp those who are Teodv IN Mace tbnn
selves under their commaId thear1 Gentlemen r
thank YOU for the cordial manner in which YOU have
been nleased t0 receive the mention If nv name
(cheers)
Several other toasts having been proposed, the
proceedings at late hour were brought to close.
| Italy.
| TURIN JAM s, l86l.-It is asserted that the Sar-
duian Government, conforming to the wishes of
Napoleon, has suspended hostilIties before Gaeta
until January TO- with the object of negotiating for
| its surrender 1t is said the French tleet would
| leave ipmpdataIy if the nndnavnrs Of aInidinr a
further efusion Of blood sbonld fail. The onera.
items of General Ciadini are to be vigorously sup
ported by the Italian fleet
GARJnALDt AND THE Tr,1r,E Er rrryovs Tho
r,r nr1;o,,,1;,ia, r-,,
Turin Na60Hdt"ttS puOIShes the tolloWng letters:
Caprei'd, Dec. 20, lS60-My Dear Bellazzi: For
private reasons l could not accept any candidate
ship for the post of deputy. desire that all the
colleges should know this, to prevent them the
| trouble Of proceeding to another election.
, y, on ,ooo J. GAEIBAInI.
I'll, Gspt t,'' Zee. - !o6Or MY Dear belazZ:
uesire tat CONCORD he manifest among all the ltal-
l i0r IuE IN te success OF the
St1aI ueLiSG 1Hen NiGtor hmanuel, with
tlnon ol iial"9 solu!ers, VIII De abe, IN tue
spring, Josuy 10 demand what Is wanting to Italy
49, 81 ny o su t. taI We are loiio"lbs, ueslre
Las esei h'i Vi Raity disappear our antago-
n hst arr parry. lucy want an Italy made to
eneit own taste WIN me hep OF foreigners, and
Witnous our Paruopauon, IL Is we VINO are the |
II We Ma'ie no otllef head IMAM victor |
l1 inu We eAcuue none OF those who nave |
une s''i,e ueste nGore III 1SS theh concord
rtusi % preached as tGe hrst thing
neeoiul' j. GARlBALpI.
PRocLAnATIoN or TIE TIE NEw King OF PEusslA.-
proclamation OF King William V, dated Berlin
January Z, has been published. It is headed To
my People" The proclamation commences by
recalling the severe Sulferings OF the late King
and the profound grief at his death how with free
and royal muniticenee he granted Institutions the
development OF WHICH was to realize the homes of |
the country. The proclamation continues us fol- |
ows:
10 the king who knew how to lay the foun-
datlon OF such tllingsand whose nevey-tu bel for
9otteh words, and my house will serve the
Lord have filled my sonia prominent place is due
in the glorious ranks OF these lponayctis to whom
Prussia owes that greatness which makes her the
true representative Of the German 1isind will
faithfully guard that solemn bequest Of nv ances-
Tors, winch they have founded and augmented with
unceaslng care, with their best energies, and at
the risk of their lives. With pride / see myself
by such brave and faithful people
and by 50 glorious an army. My hand shall pro.
tect the welfare and the right of all in every class
81 tne poPuIauon' 1t shall be extended to pro-
= " . saptut we precious ne OF the nation
T. Is liiG uesetny Vi RUSSIA not to devote her
ne ~. ~ tne eitJoyiiient Oh acquired good The =
;onuiIons Oh her power are founded on the eXer-
on OF the spiritual ana moral forces, in the ser
'uIiess anu 'iie futh'llhess OF her religious
selIgs' III tiie combination OF obedience with
leeuoii, anu i'll Tue Strengthening OF her military
oIce. ts manner alone can she take her rank
lon 1ns 5ie states OF Europe remain faithful to
ne tfadluon OF my house i'll proposing to myself