New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-26
NUMBER 269.


tic Whisky unchanged. Ness pork 332. Bulk
meats and bacon arm at full prices. Lard 2l}c.
Cod l52. Groceries are drner, but the demand is
Eight.
sT. LOUIS, June 25.-Cotton nominal at 34G135o. !
Flour dull and has a declining tendency. wheat
lower and unsettled ct 81 80. Corn easier at Goa
78o. Oats steady at l@44c. Mess Pork at i
s33 so.
LoU1synLE, June 25.--H. Hirch'a clothing store
was set on fire yesterday morning. Aaron Lapp
was arrested as the incsndiary he being employed
in the store.
The morning papers report the arrest Of several
persons alleged to have feeeed Thos. d. Reynolds
at faro bank Of several thousand doIars. Rey-
noidsa loss was reported this morning very small
and the arrested parties were discharged.
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The Ensppndang War in EaroEe.
IEe following correspondence and news dis
patches throw additional light apon the European
complications
BERLIN, June 2, ISGG.--The following is the re-
ply forwarded by The Prussaa cabinet 10 the inyi-
tauon OF the neutral powers to attend the Paris
conference:
BERLIN, May 20, laGa.-y3 The Embassies at
the representatives OF France, England and Russia
called upon me yesterday to hand me identical
dispatches in which their respective courts invite
the kings government to take part iRdeiberatiDng
it is their intention shall be held at an early date
in Paris, in order that the various questions at
present threatening the peace of Europe may be
settled.
have fastened to Law this connuuication-a
copy of which is annexed-before the King, our
gracious sovereign and his majesty, thoroughly
agreeing with the feelings which induced this step
OF the three courts deigned to commission me to
announce that he very willingly accepts the pro-
posa and his penipotentiaries shall meet those of
the other powers at Paris.
The King Is government considers it should make
one remark on this communication, which has
occurred to it from the form Of the invitation. 1t
viii not he able to admit that The affair Of the
Elbe DuchieB is that which threatens the peace of
Europe; the Kings government at least has never
entertained the Intention OF endeaYOTing to settle
tAaL question hy l0fc8 OF arms. On the contrary, it
considers the threatening position AMI ar prepara-
tons Of Austria and Of other German governments
as the real point Of departure Of the complications
which have since assumed the most disquieting
proportions. With the intention, however, of doing
everything in its power TO remove all causes Of the
aneasiness that prevails 10 Europe the kings gov
ernment willingly consents to submit this question
as well as the Two Others mentioned in the commu
nlcaton OF the three courts to general discussion
The king Is government further completely shares
the view OF the three governments that The assem-
bly, Of the conference should take place as soon
possible, and this in the conviction that all delay
can only endanger the prospects of success.
request you, NJ. le Comte to communicate this
dispatch to 81 ----, and embrace this oppor.u-
nifty, etc BIsMARE.
TEE DIsPATcHEs.-PARIs, June 5--8:37 A. NJ
Admiral SlmoDs, VINO commands the French
squadron in the Leyant, has received orders 10
concentrate the ships stationed at Smyrna, in the
Archipelago, and at the pirIus, and to cruise off
the coast of the lonan Islands and at the entrance
of the Adriatic.
The journey Of the Emperor and Empress to the
seat OF France will not take place til the middle
! of July.
Tr,,, o.. ,fott ,,k,G
that NJ Drouyn de I'huys being absent on Sunday
| Prince MetteTnch went 30 the TuhIeiles and com
| mHnieated the reply Of Austria to the Emperor.
| The Emperor did not deny that Anstlia. az ones
tiIn otnght, was Justified in refusing to cede We
nstia TO Italy, but ne did not disguise the fact that
| he doubted the prudence OF a fat refusal under
existing circumstances.
M. R0uher, minister Of state, is said to have de-
clar,d that Austria would not be allowed the
moral advantage OF having accepted tho Congress
seeing that she in effect rendered il impossible BY
her requirements and reservations
1t is stated that several regiments have started
to garrison the frontiers OF the Alps. Some regi-
ments from Algeria, aud which for some months
have been stationed in the south Of France, in par
ticpiar two regiments Of Chasseurs d'Atrique,
have been dispatched by rapid marches to the
northern frontier. Gne of these regiments has
started from CarGassOne for Mlubege,
The Tumors OF French loan have been revived,
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