New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-24
From our Special Correspondent
LETTER FRoNE rams.

f5taHa 20 your aELlSs is NOW l6Iltd NV Wy va
the Austrian and italian banks Of the Minco.
/ A word of command still more terrible will
probably follow, and the dreadful slaughter
which is called European war will soon
begin. The question now is who shall
give thefearful example. It is to be hoped
for italy that its impatient ardor will moi
prompt ii TO take the first step. Austria is doing
| all il can to provoke it by the most menecing
preparations courts attack.
/ AUSTRIAN HYPOCRISY.
| We are now beginning to see a little more
clearly into the game now being carried on by the
Austrian diplonlatists As long as they could play
the part of victims of Prussia they impudently
affirmed that they were only arming in self de
Tense. and not with any idea of aggression but as
soon as Prussia proposed to settehe different ques
tons at issue by means Of great German parlia
ment elected by universal suffrage, the Yienna
diplomatists changed their tactics and made pro
posals Of disarmament to Prussia, which she ac-
eepted in such naughty manner that the pride Of
the Hapsburgs was wounded. From that moment
Austria pretended to entertain the most pacific in
tentions; but continued preparing for war more
especially in Venetia. Not having succeeded in
provoking Prussia to commit an assault she
began annoying Italy, hoping to be more fortu-
nate in that quarter.
Prussia is very irate at che double dealing Of her
rYai, ana now INSISTS utoii soiie "a az
mas aiso ihtllnstee ~ -. 10 1selA
secretly arllns WIN 'he :. yY 4us
ira wnen me uae comes = iiina Nnas II Is
about.
Italy, threatened by Austria, has placed its
sssiis - T y
daas ~ sVn ne = vsrr son,s
800 ~ ~ "'ii'
M 49, s'lo va
~ hie,nn7ie - cut SUN arc no6 satis-
iisu VIZ - pssiiiess noeis a. tie bourse-they
az Y y SYN 1a,,I on tneif speenauons
a. 1ue passsse Sso4 ol'et''' caeu tne peae boise'
iioAi eaii9 - 'ito mo- W A@'e ID nisht'
. oOUNi 'oN hisAAhA IN PARIS.
~ iss Ivy III Y. ioo' W SPECTATORS q the
=, report was yesterday
nav sie sieas ue.ilah premier, the ma"
III 04s' "es ~ faiis' hegouaung secret
siesty WY uie emperor nu1 ms piece OF news
W. Aieu guy " oe d i@piica'iSh'
AisIsAious SILENCE OF TIE EMPEROR.
llest iuiornl you enas IN tne nndst OF all these
0ilee'uies ana cailsFas Sponheal hoaxng public
opliion esef On she q@' gre, Is very anxious to
Pnee."'e w seefeV tnougnt Oh tne master OF the
for war is well known fact, but he is almost mpte
and the few words that fall from bis Inns mean next
to nothing. The official papers are ednalIv fooo,
and continue to express a hope that peace viii be
maintained, though it is evident they do not think
it likely.
The sed1aee of Thursday next in the corps Iegis-
latif is looked forward to with much impatience,
as it is expected that Mons. Rouher. the minister
of the interior, will give the explanations promised
on home matters,
STORMY INTERVIEW BrTvrEN PRINCE ,5Jrrpp,,rrrr
~, ,11,9 ~ ,o - $3.50 80, AEt''iUh
tits reported that the French minister ana Tho
Austrian envoy had very nnneasant tajo. W
few DAYS ago. and that there i Z grest cooIness
arising between Vienna and the Tuileries. The
Emperor of the French has done III can n nroe
Franz Joseph to Give m yenatia a. VT. -
leI. as it il source Of constant T. bin
mt the Emneror of Austria viii ~ baor ~ s,,oi
hing and ratbar rpdel,, ro,,or1-ad
wants IL have yanafia Id tFo,, oo,, ~, XII sSu
Mons de- Mettern;ob oocnsos III
1rgnr IN Italv and prnsssa -
rerv munb anpoyea 1To,,s D.o,,,r ~
ALA tbe ambassador Ana NJ IA 49, = 80
make lis cononlairts u H. rl- pss'.l y snu
=, - ny l-lpsloF N person
enpt vor co1tz and NJ a. pgigeiYing
f.ias, t, ~ 1'loiis ue niel'erncl naVlng
ii 7, 90 w esnet' salu V men, an TINS
, IoN ii'Ae 70 see russia ana AUSTRIA Count
sol'N ~ sai 70 nave shiea with evident satisfac-
toA. a. 4or ths Austrian ambassador, n q nj