New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-11

further alleged that the treaty is to continue III
force till the end of the present year.
The London Times warns Italy OF the feaflul
risks of rushing headlong into war "A deteat,
saws the Times " in the present state of Italian
feeling and Italian finance, would probably cause
the dissolution of the Italian Kingdom. The PENN
sula has set all on the issue OIL war, anu must
abide the result"
The Prussian government had prohibited, across
certain specified frontiers, the eNportatonol eorh
hay or straw until the first of October next.
Austrian generals we're making arrangements ~
Hesse Cassel and in Hanover for the passage oI
Austrian troops through those territories.
Prince Alexander Of Hesse DaTmstadt mad oeen
appointed generalissimo of all the Austrian IoEg IL;
on the non Austrian territory. Ills coullhanu III
oludes the Kaek hrgades. .s o.
Two hundred members of the Congress OF Ger
man Deputies, had held meeuhg ~ 49,
andpaSsed resolutions condemnlhg vel a 4 s 70,
| popular meeting mad also oeeh LeAu "'
| for the same object. - -,- oe ono
| A Florence telegram says Las1 Weeh Ao'VggV
| men were enrolled in the Garl6aldl volunteers; II
is believed that the number Oh oa' T MN oe
raised from twenty to forty. me Florence
| innrnals declare it to be inadmissable that Eu-
| ronean guarantee should be given for the main
! te6anoe Of the temporal power OF the Pope They
also deny that any such project Is on loot
| The emigration from Eenetia continues to be
very great. M, a.,
five strength of the Austrian army, now under
arms is between 500 900 and 100000 men. In case
short time The motion to be proposed at the
federal Diet by the representatives OF the Middle
States and which was acceded TO at the Bamerg
conference of the 10th May, is regarded in official
circles here as favorable to Austria. The govern
| ment has published an announcement inviting
medical men to enter the Austrian naval service.
| The wise of passports has again been introduced
mon the frontier of the district of Cracow Field
Marshal Won Benedek will, it is stated, shortly start
with the general staff of the army of the NORTH fol
1 Olumutz Prince Paul Esterhazy, formerly Aus
trian ambassador in London, has died at Ratisbon
| Preparations are being made at Ancona for the re
| eeption of a feet Of forty ships of war.
/ The Mexican volunteers, who were disembarket
at Trieste, committed various excuses in the
town, and were obliged to be sent of by train IN
der military escort.
that by way Of reciprocity, she will adopt tbs
principle expressed in the Italian naval code
guaranteeing inviolabiity of merchant property a
sea, even between belhgerent powers.
i" 1t is stated that the government has ordere
the mobilization of ten additional battalons of tn
national guard"
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament was not in session owing to tn
Whitsun holidays.
The cattle plague had made its appearance
another part of Ireland-the county of Waterford
The second mate of the steamer Royal Standar
was stabbed dead by one of the sailors named
pass, during an alteration on board while lying
! the Mersey, outward bound to New York.
The reconciliation between the Emperor an
Prince Napoleon is pronounced complete
modification of the French cabinet was agal
spoken of. Among other changes it was though
: probable that NJ DurDy, minister of public instru
: tion, would be replaced by M. st. Beuve.
r. SPAIN.
u Senior Martinez, minister of finance, had tel
o dered his resignation but afterwards consented
1t remain at his post.
4! The illusions in the British Parliament to tt
a bombardment of Valparaiso are said to have pr
duced great sensation in Madrid
HOLLAND.
= All the ministers had rendered their resignation
" to the king.
THE PERSONALITIES.
e Prince Charles of Hohenzollern had arrived
Q Walaohia, and was meeting with triumphal
d reception.
a It Is stated that in view of the ratification, b
e the Chamber at Bucharest, of the Princes ele
e ton as Hospodar Turkey had resolved, with u
sanction of the Paris Convention, upon the mil
tary occupation of the Principalities, and ha
called out 10000 men Of the reserve, and WI
sending troops to the line of the Danube.