New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

reinforced, will return and complete the work so
| vaIisnty begun.
The Globe, in speaking Of an urconfrDoed rnn1Cr
| that the French flag had been raised in Yenetia,
the present.
lie Paris Presse says the following is the basis
Of the negotiations suggested by France and com
municated to the representatives. of the belli-
8efents The German Confederation is TO be DIS
sOlVed, and another Confederation is to be estab-
stshed, Of which neither Prussia nor Austria shall
| m ioIm part, No territorial cession is to be de-
/ ushded Of Austria, except the abandonment by
TiS isssr OF her rights in the Duchies, and to
P,age PP, She war indemnity at first demanded by
Ifisla' lgssla' Prussia is to incorporate Schlegwlg,
rr1s,ni., ne15e Cassel, Hesse Darmstadt and
| brunswick. Ihe population Of the Prussian king
| aoa W0uld thereby be raised to Is GOO 600
me Rhine IS 70 constitute the western frontier
oI Ftus9id, ana tne provinces between the Rhine
and the nam ana TO serve as an indemnity to the
sOFereigns dspossessed by the war The ayobonoto
Of territory is to take place between RAIDER, and
Bavaria, which would give the former nearly the
whole of the Rhenish Palatinate Savnnv Hano
taTy conventions with Prussia The Inhabitants ar
Landau are to choose whether they are to belong
TO France or Baden, and the population Of the
valley of the Rhine is to choose between France
| and the Rhenish sovereigns.
| La France says the Prussian conditions are the
exclusion of Austria from the GermaHic Confede-
ration, the exclusive command of the military and
naval forces of the Confederation by Prussia, the
| diplomatic representation of Germany abroad,
| and the annexation to Prussia of the Duchies and
part of the territory already occupied. La France
also says the Emperor Napoleon will Immediately
seha tese questions to st, Petersburg and London,
| as raising questions Of European interest which
can only be settled by the consent of the great
powers.
signed last night, and new cabinet has been ap-
pointed with Marshal Navalza as president of the
council and minister Of war.
FERRARA, Italy, Jnly 7.--Gen. Cialdini is march
TTlrr N 49,. AL-
100000 Italians and 200 guns, the Austriaus hay
ing evacuated the whole territory between the
hIincio and the Adige. The greater part of the
Austrian forces are stationed at Padua.
WASHINGTON, July 2I.-The Senate passed a
| resolution extending fox five years to the Ala
hama and Florida railroad the time for the pay
ment Of the duties on railroad iron and relaying
| the track.
The House joint resolution for the admission of
| Tennessee was taken up. debated and altered, q
new preamble being substituted declaring that
| Tennessee was seized by the enemies fthe gov
eminent in 1861, but now shows every disposition
| to conform to the Constitution and laws, having
| adopted the amendment aholishiug slavery ana
also that proposed by the present Congress. The
preamble also announces that the legislative au-
thorlty alone @ authorized to restore States under
similar circumstances. TSe amended resolution.
will be sent back to the House for concurrence.
The House adopted the concurrent resolution,
by fse majority providing that when the presiding
officers of the two Houses shall adjourn their re-
| spective Houses on the day of 49,, it be the I'd
| day of October, and if on that day there is no
quorum in either House. the presiding officers
shall adjourn both Houses to the first Saturday in
December.
Rousseau made speech in Vindicatien of his
Gaming Grinnell, concluding by reading copy of
his resignation as member Of the House, to-day
semitic the governor of Kentucky. The order Of
the House was then executed, BY Rousseau being
called before the bar, when the speaker reminded
him that resolution had been passed that he be
publicly reprimanded. Nothing be said could add
to the force of the resolution, and merely stated
the gentleman was reprimahded accordingly
NEW YORK, July 21.-The steamer Arizona,
from Aspinwall has arrived. She brought 1000 600
in gold.
The steamers American, Teutonia ana Ednburg
sailed to-day9with s335 900 in specie.
LeavenWorth special to the Tribune deniei
the report from Omaha that peace had been ma le
with the Indians. The inhabitants on the border
are arming for protection. The TndiaDs ave
given the Overland Stage Company six days. tC
EremoVe their stock from the new Montana. ol
Powder River rotte, and declare War TO the knife
Cholera is spreading throughout the nastN Ipoli
tan district, and has broken out among the toop
on Government Island as well as those on Hart
II Island