New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03
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NEW YORK, July 2.-The steamer City of Bos-
ton, from Liverpool on the 10th and Queenstown
the 2lst, arrived at this port to-day.
The market news has already been telegraphed
southwark.
LEvERsooI, June 2l.-Breadstuffs buoyant and
provisions firm.
The defeat of the ministry the reform bill will
probably lead to their resignation.
The laying of the new trans Atlantic telegraph
cable will commence on July 8th.
The King of Hanover and the crown prince had
Joined the army at Gottingen.
The vanguard of strong Prussian army had.
arrived at Lonoygord.
| A Westphalian army corps is going to the sile-
sian [frontier?l
| demonstration against the Russian policy has
taken place at Carlsruhe.
| FRANK FORT ON THE MAIN, June 19.-Thirty to
forty thousand federal troops are assembling be.
fore the city. The Prusaians have not crossed the
| Austrian frontier.
HEssBN, June l9-The Austriahs commenced
hostilities yesterday. An Austrian patrol crossed
the Silesian frontier at Gerhraut and fred on a
Prussian patrol
-Four thousand Austrians are marching towards
the frontier.
FLoRENCE.-The italian government has foF-
mally declared war against Austria.
HALIFAX, July 2-The steamship Cuba, from
Liverpool the 23ds via Queenstown the 24th ult
arrived here this afternoon, en- route for Boston
with three days later news.
No collision of magnitude had ooCurred between
the belligerents, but battle was, expected nea
Frankfort, also in. Saxony and Silesa. The frs
shock of arms will probably take place in Siesia
The Prussians have entered Austrian Siiesia.
IFALY-The.army crossed the river Mineio with
out opposition on the 23d ult., having given thre
days' notification to the Austrian commander tht
Italy would then inaug1rate hostilities The ItafG
ministry has been reorganzed under Ricasoli.
is stated that Cardinal Antonsii has resigned al
it was believed that he would be succeeded
Cardinal Alerti.
: LIvERPoOL, June C0tt0n-Saies as, 900 bal
for the week. the market ruling dull, at declit
= of from 5@l3d on the week for American. Mi
ding Orleans 1874. Sales Friday were 100
g bales the market closing irmer.
Breadstuffs frmer, with an upward tendenc
Provisions frmar.
II LONDON, June 23.-Consos 85B986 for money
m U. S. 5-2Os 65}@66.
ID The bullion in the Bank of England increase
re E3TO, 900 during the week.
10 tvery latest per bal-LIVERPooL, Saturdi
no evening, jane 23.-Cotton-The sales to-day we
ut Is 900 bales, the market closing hrmer, with
at advance of 8@ld. Breadstnffs firm, but inactiy
us Provisions quiet and steady.
LONDON Saturday evening, June 23.-Cons'
closed at 864086s for money. U. s. 5,2O's 6530
ol HALIFAX, July Appropriations for war CT
In tinue night and day. The great armies have
vet come together. The troops at Frankfort
much dissatisfied, and complain that Austria
a *, put them in danger before she can afford til
lte protection.
nd The Prussians have captured the Elector
pyy Hesse and his former minister of war. The Pr
he SLAMS left a small garrison in Dresden, {
TO- advanced into Bohemia without resistance.
va slight collision occurred between the bellgere
ny in Siesia, and the Austrians retreated
4'' Concerning the communication of France
R Austria, the Vienna Presse says France d.
any agreement with Prussia. If Au
5t9 5th' is successful, and does not menlce
ga . a existing kingdom of Italy, and does
advance beyond Milan, France will rot il