New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18


We are unfortunately going from bad to worse
and we must not fatter ourselves, because we hav
mp to the present time kept ont Of the FIRE which
sighting up il Europe, that We shah not at som,
very short period be drawn into the flames EY
erything tells MS that since the defeat of thu
Italians. at 0ustozza, on the 94th inst, the
NEUTRALITY OF FRANCE is BUT i MyTH.
We have but to remember the words Of tina
great statesman, tie last of the schoolof Talley
rand and Metternich, pronounced by him two
years ago, at the beginning Of the Dano German
quarrel Besoare, yote are lglisg match to7steB
aeQZ one Day set Europe on fret
Austria and Prussia, Ny dint of striking the flint
nave at last set Germany on fire from north to
south. u the old English beau or for as some
nAe ~ esl hia, ioretold what was to take place,
we must not forget the policy he represented IN
preaehing peace to Austria and to Prussia He
defended the treaties of1Sl5. which he had heIped
70 draw up, and which are 80 hateful to the pre-
sent dynasty.
IL would seem az il the great statesman Ia i
quilted this earth at time when he had PLAYED
out his part; he had fought for more than 6ftv
years to keep mp the lettering edifce built by the
congress Of Vienna This edidce was called the
european equilibrium. He died in time not to see
it crumble to the earth.
Ioidsy the last champion Of the representation
policy falls with Earl RUSSELL
TILE DERRY MINISTRY
Which returns to power after having been kepi
On tne shelf ls we fear in France Of the class
45s t'd fsea dl1pi,ls, nd rsen 0RbBieY Lord
RAmerston wished for the maintenance Of tae
ss1tst qgso, from love OF peace. Lord Derby nof
eniy wishes the sbQfN Qito, but to see absolatgnl
again rampant in Europe.
1he last telegrams which have been brought to
" rom Engiand are no less interesting than those
iron we tnsater Of war. We feel that the Aus
49, aass carried the day on the banks Of the
Anames as veil as on the borders Of the Mincin
IL sne mean Time the Aastrians in Germany are
nos s ailoeing ne grass 70 grow under their feet
MOVEMENT m BoHgaIA.
benedek Aas at last az akenea from his sinmber
ct the approach Of the prusaans ~ p $3.50
There haze been two days Fighting, I'd difIeTent
places at the same sime--at ThFnaa and ~ S5
ehengraetz, where tie Pf1ssians seem N bsva ad
1he best of at. "A little further on; at Machnd an5
Neustadt, General Benedek had to sastan m
shock of the troops Of the Prince Royal Accounts
o these several battles are as yet NEST eontradc-
tory, hut from all we hear We can come 70 ma onn
eusion that the Austrlans had the advantage
THESE Two days engagements will bear she name
THE BATTLE OF TIE sKALIrz,
A. All i Tas a tas place that the principal Sighting
sangulnarg Of the TIVE, The latest advices state
mag siter me battle Of Skalitz the Prince Of Prus-
w demanded an armiatice which was however
AZ aasa ey e9e general. it ia affirmed that many
prisoners and several pieces 81 artillery ha fglle
ant9 No hands Of the Kaiserlichs.
" hare, too, received
TELngHAMs FROM cusroygA
Which giye ns Q moro detailed account az Aha hal.
" iosl ny me Italians. Victor Emmanuel IN A
LeissIa WI sent TO Florence, says: The battle
vas neitaer Lost nor won Iehsll he stie " tail
Sne nela again 10 d few DAYS nv lass M the
etemy was ifntnense'a Aceotaing ~ seca,, ~
4Fem tlorenae, u would appear that tl,s ffaiiane
aQsb i5sVVV men, Austrian aeeounts If fhsr aasaes
are eqnally serious. The ftalians have ga,+osss 4
sne Mncl0 without being followed 81 INA tToaf,s
Of ArehdnSe Alhrecht, who were too wsaIeHed
BY the days combat s-'N'Aieu
THE rrAIIAs FLERr
Has passed Aueona, where the AuatFian aao,
seemed disposed to show fight. A dsv orisyye
will no donbt, bring in the news of 4 nara
engagement In the Adfialie The Italian aaet
consists 81 eleven ironsplated frigates ffst aa5
second class. ~
VENICE AWAITING HER DELIVERY,
The inhabitants Of the floating city ere LOOKING
Forward with Impotence to the hour when tha
1sAiiaa Meet shall come and deliver them,
gRfScE c0usR NAPOLEON 6
1s very rate Ut the neutrality Of his good e6dsib
%1e ELBOWS tle Italians ia fare dd SCI dono
-asnh toe husband Of Princess Clotilde will hay,
ssliaeAse enough to make his imperial c0nsii
assisss is ss Whatever itmay be. HhesphiaA
Aany ladies' q Paris who are known for theil
tednesa, now occupv their evaninas Ia
masking Int for the wonnaea Those Whose Som
pgsiiss ais I9t austria go TO Nine. de Metternichs
Nbefs thls charitsble Occupation is Carried AZ "a
@Rs s2haa q sweet music. Those who lean to.