New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-12
Late. reisarnphtc News Items.

liverpool on the evening Of April "a:
The reform bill was further debated on INC $50 fl
" Bright and Goshen in favor, and Nhiteslde ana a
me wife Of Thomas Carlyle died very suddenly e
while taking carriage ride in Hyde fack' Q
The varliize news in the Ines-of the 2lst about
was false The Times was hoaNed by forged let Is
ters from the foreign Office The relations Of Aus
iria and Italy had assumed warllke attitude. {
The concentration Of Italian troops at Bologna
causei Austria to take precautionary measures 4
and the army in Yenetia has been placed on war
footing,
TIE EENIAN M0vFsIENT-NATIoNAL FREEDMEN's
AID SOCIETY OF GREAT BRGrAIN--THE ITALIA
HAssEE-THE GERMAN QUESTION.
The following ia a summary of the news sent out
by the steamers Kangaroo and pennsylvania, |
which left Liverpool on the 25th of April:
In the House of Commons, on the 24th, Mr. |
CardweH sSid me government was without official I
on of the alleged Fenian demonstration
against Canada, but knew that every preparation
had been made to guard against attack by sea or
land.
public meeting was held in London on the
Oath, to iaaugurate the national freedmen's aid
union of Great Britain, and the Duke of Argyle
presided. Among those present were Mr. Bright,
Mr.. TT. Baxter and Mr. Hughes u. Z: Speeches
were made and resolutions offered IN favor OF eA-
tended efforts in Great Britain, TO aid the freedmen
of America
In Tie court Of admiralty, on the 94th 1t was or,
dered that the steamer Chameleon, the late re6el
cruiser Tallahassee, now lying at Liverpool, De
4 delivered up to the United States government.
\ The allered owner did not oppose and was con
/ demned in costs.
| MA meeting in London of the bondholders OF
tbe STATE Of (yeo1ra III YES unanimously resolved
that The offer of The State to fund the arrears of
eannans aTd oyerdne bonds into new debt car
| rying per cent. interest, be accepted
| The Austrian army and the EtGllan army nave
l,aan Ilace5 m a war footing but the departure
/ of The Arch Duke Abrecht for Venetia had been
postponed
"
T4a ID eaiI N have asked an explanation dis to the
| Austrian ornaments at Venetia Count Won Bis
A m0rl ,0ntfnued ia i'll health In his reply to the
aS5ress in favor If neace presented by the Berlin
chamber az commerce he said the king would, if
\ nnssihIe avoid war but the government could not
he guided t,y considerations Of national economy
alone. If war becomes necessary, the king trusted
to the tried readiness of tine chamber Of commerce
A to make a sacrifice.
: FROM wAsHINGToN-THE COLORADO BILL = Ex-
SENATOR wN. NJ. GwIF, OF CALIFORNIA, RE-
LEASED ON PARoLEmT1E FuSEbAh OF oooE S Y
GARoWsKi--IsAE soLDlhks eEAEFkhf ~ SoAp
HARBoRt VA.
Il WASHINGTON, May 6:--Ihere is, as vet, no indi-
cation of the Presidents disposition OF the bill ad-
hitting Colorado into the Union: Not a few OF the
opponents Of that measure are now hrm IN the
belief that it VIII be returned to Congress ere the
end of the present week with the Presidents OBJ
Elections of the same
u The President has ordered the release, on pa
role on his taking the oath of allegiance, Of Sena-
tor VIM. NJ. Gwin, Of California. He was at one
A time the Confederate envoy to France, and more
recently is reported to have been in the employ of
Mazimilian Since his arrest again he has been in
prison in one of the forts below New Orleans.
Prominent Republican Senators signed the appli-
! caton'for his release.
The funeral of Count Garowski took place this
} afternoon. 1t was attended hg large number of
t dignitares, including Baron StoekIe the Russian
minister, Secretary Stanton Senator Sumner, Chief
Justice Chase and the Spanish minister.
Intelligence received at the var department
states that the national cemetery at Cold Harbor,
Virginia, was completed on the LIST of May, and
g asg q ele s5fs ana 5' "a + on
sinenT ~ tbe :. star snanp1ed BANNER, bv those
1880 is +otoI psbsT II badiss ;pter,ad IL
I5n6 so .oToyoissinned offcera ! ebsrlain 90 non
commissioned offcers ana 545 priy5tes' besides
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Inc Fresluehl yesterday signed Ihe lolloWlhg:
Resolved 6y the senate ana House OF hepre
1 sehtaIlYes u tnS uIIteu 2Iates oI AIneIlcai 4 I
! congress assembled, Ihat u Is the anty ana pr
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE AND THE
PREsIDENF-FHB RECONSTRUCTION REPoRr-TN
TERNAL REvRNuE REoEIPTs-DEcIsIoN OF THE
COMMISSIONERS or INTERNAL REvENUE-MAss
MEETING OF. THE NATIONAL. UNION PARrK-aiILI.
IA TARY, ETC, ETC.
q The Herald,s WASHINGTON snacia1 eavs. Tho
\ chief Justice had a LENGTHY interyieyy with The
President this evening. There are two eonstrnc.
tons Dlaeed on this Ono reIates hi tho eonst;tn
Z tional amendment Ia which HI Il l,novgn +te bel
Il Justice IS opposed ia its nresent form al nnenn
e stitutional. ana the trial IF JeAf Davis
\. Monday next IA The appointed dav for onening
I the cireuit CONT ef Norfolk.
It "A gurmised IN discussion oyer the reeonstrro
ii tion committees renort tbat the cief onnoeio n
d the constttional arendment viii e6ne mon wv
Ia clause iisfrancbisno rebels in sncb 1vboIesai
ii manner MANY Renublicans are arainst NJ
The internal revenue Taoeints fCT inc r,eet end