New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-12
MONDAY MORNING., MAY II, 1862.

their intention to hold conference for the reor-
ganlzation OF Germany, in accordance with the
views Of Saxony, and inviting Prussia to join the
Prussia declined, and this is expected to lead to
dissolution Of the Federal Diet
Debates on the German question are expected
in the Prussian Chambers, which may bring about
crisis in Germany.
TALY.--A great popular demonstration took
place at Genoa on Sunday, the 9th inst, in favor
of Victor Emanuel, and Rome as the capital of
Italy.
At Milan, on the same day, preparations had
been made for demonstration, but the Munich
pality issued notice that such demonstr ations
were useless, and advising the Milanese to exer-
else their constitutional rights by signing the fol-
lowing protest:
"Althoush respecting the Sovereign Pontih of
Rome the head of the Church, we look upon
Rome as the capital of Italy with one King, Victor
Emanuel
The protest soon received an immense number
of signatures.
Baron Rtcaso had issued circular 6h the Ro-
man question, in which he observes the Govern
ment still pursues the execution of the national
wishes, and has formally stated by what ways and
means it intends to proceed to Rome. The Minis
try alone will decide on these means and the op-
pcrunity of employing them. The Government
desires that its labors may not be lmpeded by in
considerate acts of enthusiasm and clamorOus
manifestations.
Projects should enlighten public opinion and
| make use of their authority in order to prevent
these popular manifestations.
Popular demonstrations have taken place in sew
eral other Italian towns.
The cotton manufacturers at Genoa, who employ
upwards of rs 900 hands, held meeting to con
slider means of alleviating the effects of the pre-
| sent crisis in the cotton trade. A committee was
| appointed to report on the matter.
| AUsTRIA-Letters from Vienna are filled with
| most lamertable accounts Of the inundation The
district submerged in Vienna alone comprises a
population of 10000 persons to be provided for.
| Ram fell for four days, almost without Interrupt
| ton. Bridges and vjaducts were destroyed, and
| the railroad service was nearly all SUSPENDED.
Several towns were also inundated by the Danube,
including Presburg and Pesth.
| Other Continental rivers, particularly those in
Holland, had also greatly risen, ahd were causing
| much alarm.
Turks and Montenegrins had taken place near
| Sestari. The loss was heavy on both sides.
| There are rumors at Constantinople of fresh
financial projects for the Turkish treasury. =.
| AUsTRALIA-Me bourne, Dec. 26, 1S6l.-The
amount Of gold shipped since the last mail has
| been la, ,245 OUNCES Trade is steady.
| CAPE OF Coop HoPE.-Transports and other ves-
| sells sailing around the Cape of Good Hope are
| being armed.
| WEST COAST OF AFRIoA.-The January mails
| from the West Coast of Africa had reached Eng
| land.
! Increased activity in the slave trade was re-
| ported. The Withdrawal of the American squad
ron led Immediately to large increase in the nun.
| Der OF vessels carrying the American nag.
| The bark Manuel Orthese, from New York, but
sailing under British colors, had been seized in the
Roads of Cape Coast, on the suspicion that she was
| a SLAYER.
| COMMERCIAL lNTELLIGENCE-L1vERPooL CoTToN
MARKEr.--Liverpool. Feb. l3, lse2.-Sales of three
days, including Wednesday, 2s000 bales, including
| 10000 to spectators and exporters. The market
| closed drme3 end with an upward tendency, but
| without chansegin prices.
TIE LATEST MARKETS. liverpool, Feb. ID, 1862
| Cotton.-The Brokers' Circular reports the sales o.
| the week at $4,000 bales, including II 900 to spe
| culators and 10000 to exporters. The market
| closed frmer, and with an upward tendency, but
unchanged as to quotations. The sales to-day
T (fliay) estimated at 1900 bales, including
5000 to spectators and exporters, the market clos
ing tirmer but unaltered as to prices. The author.
| ized quotations
Fair Orleans, l44d Mobile, l3d.; Uplands
| l3ld.; Middlng, l25d., I'D, l25d.
Stock in port estimated at $4,000 bales, OF
| which 1914 SEQ are American.
Breads,ufts steady, except corn dull at sos. for
| mixed.
| Provisions declining.
LONDON MONEY aMARKET- London, Feb. a.
| Consols closed at 03l for money.