New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03
Late aews ~ western Keepers.
EuRogE-RUsSZ ApvANCE- NEUTRALITY OF RI
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EuRo7E-RUESZA AN AuvANCE-NEUTRALETY OF RUS
STA AID RRAEcE.
The Russian force in Poland is slowly ADVANCING
in the direction of Sesia, and it is thought Wi
take up such e. position asst0 be eventually at tn
disposal of the i1saser.
tits stated that Sweden, Norway and Denmark
have concluded an alliance, offensive and de
9ensive.
A strong Austrian force has been sent to the
Bosnian fgontier,sin anticipation Of an italian de
scent upon Hungary
koff has notified the Prussiaa representatives
abroad that Russia wiz abanlonher present neu-
tral position upon the sightest violation eft neu-
traity on the part Of + rance.
sPERqH OF the AUSTRIAN ENPERoR.
The following is the speech of the Emperor of
18th
I'd III receive this manifestation from the city of
Vienna with .great sattsfa3tion. l have done
everything IN my power 70 preserve the peace
and liberty Of Germany, but it has been made
impossible in all quarters for me ts dose. This is
M the most arduors periQA hzSe experienced since
~ my accession te the throne; and now resort to
the sword with confidence in Cod, ny good right,
my valiant army3 and the eo-opeFetion of my
faithful subjects But must in especial express
my fullest satisfaction with the unanmity and
attitude Of Vienna. notwithstanding shat consid-
cradle sacrifices hs7e been already imposed upon
the capital by the stoppage Of business and the
q want Of employment for the population the most
exemplary order prevails here in comparison with
the other countries, and iaeannot sufficiently ex-
RAOnb my tS1OBNLu4E OF lus& ldGL.'f
All AUSTRIAN FORCE KoR TEE BOSNIAN FReNTIER-
THE PEussrnss ENTERING Hanover.
n 1T was rHnered thsta large Austrian army had
been enthusiastically TO the Bosnian frontier the
Italians having probably given Austria reason to
feaE an attack on Hungary. 1t is aIIo rumored
that the italian troops Fad made a movemest in
advance upon the Mincie.
H&liovEf June l5.-9'he RTussian gorees are
marching into Hanover from Harburg and Mnden
a royal order has been issued prohibiting all fers
Tner bathe In the districts of Harburg, Laneberg
and hehnstortf- neburg, thus closing the north.
eInl hanoYerian frontier. taaE IKE
4he Aan2geTian troops were retiring to tsttinge
LOT c0heenlauonAhere with the Austrian KaGk 1
brigade aid the Bayarian army
GAhzaALDIis MoYElRNT.
s3aribalai, accompanied by Gen. Fabrizi, DR. !
A4banez and others, after inspecting the regiments
OF volunteers assembled at Come, will proceed tol
Placensa, where he will meet the aSingsof Italy
BE will next proceedsto Bari and Borietta tore.
view the Volunteer troops in these towns IL ID
stated that heihas addressed letter to the king
g begging him % give the command of division 81
tyolunseers 10 General PalarYacni, who commanded
the troops At Aspremonte when Garibaldi wasj
wounded in the foot
THE cHoLERA.
Since She first ease Of cholera in Elizabeth, N.
noted a few days since, there have been twenty
additional eeses, with nine DEATHS The infected
district has been placed under charge Of tile police
who have bsrrieaded the streets, and burned the
bedding and clothing Of the padents The disease |
~. neen checked ~ no new cases have been re-
ported IN tAee days. Two cases OF cholera in \
dorsey GitY have heea reported.
sos TIE FENIANs.
aispafch from Canandaigua says that indiet-
meais lave beea found againstm most of the FeniaBs
who went there from Ballalo for trial
The &anlans at Cincinnati say that head.eenters
nave positive NEWS bi financial assistance fronff
Y sgAFees mat Wil assure their certain sue
cess " n a. asternihed not to diYnlge their next
movement alli il is made.
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