New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

NEW YORK, June 9,-The following is taken
rom the mails of the steamer Africa;
GERMAN EMIGEANTs.
1t is stated that the North German and Loyds
md the Hamburg and American steam packets
viii convey to New York nearly 100000 German
migrants.
Tie approaching war is hurryng Germans to
cave their fatherland for home in this country
THE CHOLERA SNIP HELyErIA.
The cholera ship Helyetia was toleaye Liverpool
IN the 10th, for this port
ovERENp GURNEY & co.
4 general meeting of 0verend, Quincy " Co.,
limited, was appointed for the llth OF June, TO
consider. the position of affairs of the company,
and, if deemed eXpedent, to pass the following
That the company cannot, by reason of its
liabilities continue its business; and that it is adj
yisable to wind up said company"
THE BoMBARDMENr OF VALPARAISO.
The bombardment of Valparaiso is generally de-
A petition is in course of signature by the mer |
chants of Huvre who suffered from the lombard |
ment of Valparaiso. 1t prays that the Spanish |
government shall be held responsible for the losses
suffered by the subjects of neutral powers during
the bomhardment OF town almost entirely inhab- |
tied by Foreigners an open, detenseess place, |
and exclusively commercial. The petitioners fur
Their pray that an international commission shall
be appointed to settle the claims about to be made
by trenGn nerGnanIS, WHO suueFSu Ill bISt Goln'
mercial interests at Valparaiso.
THE FRENCH TROOPS AT ROME.
4 letter from Rome says that the date for the
leaving of the French corps of occupation there
has now been fixed at the llth OF December. If
it remains beyond That period, it will no longer
be for the protection Of the Pope, but only as
corps Of observation Of events in the kingdom OF
Italy
Letters from Venice announce that a French
rigate and an English one are expected in that
port, to remove natives in case of an attack from
the Italian fleet.
DEATH OF PRINCE EsrERHAzY
Prince Paul Esterhazy who was in the Slst year
of his age died at Ratsbon at O'Clock on the
morning of the 2lst of May.
PRUssIAN MACHINATIoNs.
The Leipsc Gazette an official organ of the
Saxon government, asserts that Prussian agents
are trying to get up an emeute in that city.
PEACE ADDRESSES.
Peace addresses continue to flow in at the palace
| in Berlin. The last three received are from the
Rhenish manufacturing towns of Julick, Rockolt
and Laugburg.
DEMAND FOR INDEMNITY.
| The French Trans Atlantic Steam Navigation
Company demand an indemnity of 100000 for the
refusal of the Austrian government to allow the
steamer Tampico, containing recruits for the En-
peror Macmillan, to put to sea.
THE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The fight between Mace and Gross for the
championship was mere farce of sparring and
shutting in the ring, filling veterans of the roped
arena with shame and indignation.
THE PROPOSED CONGRESS.
| It is said in well-nformed circles in Paris and
| Berlin that the assemblage of European con
gress would be Intellectual in staying q general
| war.
| BAzAINE AND MAMMALIAN IN LONDON.
The Times Mexican letter says that Marshal
Bazaine and his Imperial majesty, it appeared have
again crossed swords, and over an affair which
Gen. Bazaine says, will reflect untold dishonor on
the French nation, unless it be rebuked in severe
| terms.
NEW YORK, June lO.-The steamers Allemania
Malta, Denmark and Hamburg have arrived.
I THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
The government was beaten by ten on the vote
on Bouvevies motion of instruction, looking to the
better prevention of bribery and corruption al
elections.
BANK SUSPENSION.
The Consolidation Bank of London stopped pay
ment Sunday.
| A THE HOSTILE POWERS.
Invitations to the Congress are all accepted
and it will meet in Paris shortly. Italian Voun
teers are modifying rapidly. Austria hasmobized
100000 men, Austrian parks of artillery and siege
artillery are all ready, The Prussians are concen
LfdLlnE at HlaQLH GTuSSlh ana Italy nave posi-
poned hostilities until the Congress proves fail
ure Orders for a SECOND CONSUMPTION in Vienns
produced strong discomfort Italy engages not Il
attack during the conference.
The Paris Pays says the Austrian compensation
for the loss Of Veneta will be found in territory
the Adratc coast. Prussia to have the Elbs
Duchies, and Denmark to have Northern Sches
wig. The Rhine Provinces to be made a State
attached to the German Confederation.
The Austrian army commenced marching to
wards Veneta on the oath.
/ THE PRNC1PALrTIEs.
Turkey will not occupy the Danuban Princi
palities, in consequence of Russian and FrenCl
declaration against Turkish intervention.
LATER BY THE HIBERNIAN-THE APPROACHING con
FERENCE.
=. kilograms from various points confirm the state
ments that Austria, Prussia, and Italy have acGep
3 ted the invitation to the conference. committe
Of the Federal diet has also resolved to accept tn
invitation given the German Confederation to tn
conference.
It is stated that Austria categorically refuses al
propositions relative to the cession Of Venetia
that she calls for the convocation of the States
S the Duches to settle the Schleswig- Hostein quet
a ton, and demands that the Congress shall not b
Il competent to discuss any project for reform
il the Federal Constitution. Prussia is also said t
demand that the conference shall not discuss ques
tions relating exclusively to the internal interest
= Of Germany, and that its deliberations shall speed
= lily prove that a real prospect exists for the pre-
. servation of peace.
The note OF the French government inviting tn
Federal Diet to send representative to the COZ
IS ference states the object of the conference to
/ a diplomatic sentiment of the questions of Schle
n wig. Holsten and Yenetia and also of Federal IT
form, far it affects the European equilibrium
e The note concludes as follows:
d The government of the Emperor trusts ths
2. the powers who have made preparations for wa
a will if they accept the proposed conference, su
o pend their ornaments even if they should scrupl
J. to restore their military establishments to peac
r footing.
. WARLIBE PREPARATIONS,
i. A Vienna dispatch of May 80 says: Prepare
tons for war continue in all parts of the empire
!, but the execution of the late decree for levy
fresh troops will be proceeded with at presen
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
: Many thousand men are already engaged on til
l. Notifications at Vienna. The army headguartel
n were about TO he transferred to Prague 1t is n
e ported that strong corps of observation of Pru
e sian troops was being posted near Silesia an
r Galicia. telegram from KEEL reports skirmis
between Prussian and Austrian troops. No deatl
y occurred. Prussan patrol attempted to ARE
the Austrian troops on the frontier near Nacho
g A decree had been issued at Florence for tt
1t formation of volunteers.
+ GARIBALDI.
~ It is stated that communications received
London on the Both assert that Garbaldi was ST
Il on bis Island of Caprera, and had no immedia
intention of leaving it.