The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13
FOREIGN M1soELLANY-By the Niagara.

prescription existing against the Bonaparte family
should not prevent NM. Pierre and Napoleon b. |
naparte from taking their seats.
NJ. Louis Blanc being also returned for Corsica, |
his election was annusled in consequence OF an r.
regularity in the admission of foreigners into the
hall of election. Mr.. Louis Blanc mounted the tn
brne, and made some observations, which We're
listened to with the most chilling GOODNESS.
The Assembly them proceeded to appoint the
committee for preparing the project of the consttu-
i ton. - ST
The following is sketch of the members Of the
new ministry: M. Bastide and NJ Duclerc were,
since the 24th February, under secretaries of state
in the departments in which they have now become
Ministers. Colonel Charras was also under secre-
tary in the war department and has the character
of being an able administrator but he is only APP
pointed minister of the war department ad interim.
M. Recurt was one of the adjoints of the Mayor OF
Paris, and has, within the last two days. been elect
ed Vice-President of the Assembly. He has the
character of being sensible, liberal and moderate
man; but his administrative capacity has not yet
had an opportunity of being known, as he has all
his life been employed in administering medicines
to the good people of the Faubourg ST Antoine.
Admiral Casey is very little Known even in his pro-
fession. M. Trelat, who is also aphysician, was
the candidate of the ultra-republicans and is con-
sidered nominee Of NJ. Ledru Rollin. Much at
tention Us been drawn to the appointment of NJ.
Jules Favre, under Secretary of State for the FO
reign Department. M Bastide, the minister, is ul-
derstood to have the full confidence of M de La
MARITIME, who though he ceases to be at the head of
that department. will probably continue overlook
the business of it; but NJ Jules Favre is the nomi
nee of Ledru Roln, and it is nsinuated that he is
placed as check on the too pacific NJ Bastide. NJ
Favre was the under secretary in til department Of
the INTERIOR under NJ. Ledru Rolin, and the princ-
pal instrument in all the acts of violence which
emanated from that office, and which have done so
much damage to the Republic, in the eyes, not only
| of Frenchmen, but of all Europe.
Colonel Clement Thomas, of the ID Legion for
merly editor of the NationaD is named generalin-
chief Of the Paris National Guard in the room of
| that weak old man, General Courtais.
The Executive Government has Just issued a de-
cree for retaining the National Guards under arms
until all the guilty in the late attempt shall be in
| the hands of justice
| The National announces that the army of the
Alps, which already consists of three divisions, is
| to be augmented bya fourth division, formed of
three brgades of seasoned troops, which already
under orders from Algeria, and which are consider
| ed the best in that colony The command of the
new division is given to Gen. LORE d'Arbouville,
| whose headquarters are 10 be Ayignon. The army
of the Alps with this addition, consists of SO 600
| effective troops
| The army of the Rhine consists of 1000 men,
| of whom H. 600 to be concentrated in Stras-
bourg and its neighborhood; 12,00Ointhe neighbor-
| hood of Haguenau; and the other $4,000 at Col
mar and the neighboring coImnunes.
Orders have been given at the Arsenal at Bay
onne, for the arming of the whole of the points OF
defence of the coast in that ACCOMPLISHMENTS Orders
have also been given to repair the Notifications of
] Calais and Dunkirk
| The National says that telegrapRic dispatch re-
| ceived at Cherbourg on the 18TH ordered the i'm
mediate arrning of four steam frigates, which are
| in that harbor and of which two Were built for
| transatlantic steam packets. The 100 gun-ship
| Henry ~. has also been ordered to be launched
| forthwith.
| The Paris Presse states that an order has been
| given to the mandatory of Chatellerault for
| 100000 muskets, to be completed as quickly as
possible. 1t was added to this that levy oil
200 600 men, from Is to 30 years of age, about
to be decreed. Thus not single fault of past
times, nor one of its crimes, will in all probability
be avoided The Constitutional states that orders
have been dispatched to the port of Rochefort to
prepare two frgates for sea- one of 60 guns and the
| other of 81. 'Fs
Advices from St. Petersburg to the 9th ult state
that the export of gold had been prohibited by I'm
| perial ukase.
Bohemia
| The discord between the Sclavonians and Ger
mans seems to increase, and it is probable that the
contending parties will resort to violence for the
| settlement of their quarrel The Kelnische Zeitung
publishes the following letter from Prague on this
subject: The terrorism of the Czechs has begun.
Three hundred fanatics form corps, dressed and
armed as in the time of Zys .. They call them
selves Swornorst. Similal 5orps are at Tabor,
Neuhaus, and in other places. The whole number
of those Zyska warriors is computed to amount to
20,O00.'
Miscellaneous.
Mr. Bancroft, the American Minister, and Count
Bunsen, the Prussian Minister, were in the House
of Commons during the debate on the navigation
laws, and appeared to take the deepest interest In
the proceedings.
+ 1t is said that the Government contemplates an
immediate application to Parliament for authority
to raise loan for emigration The amount, it is
said, will be at least f500 900, perhaps f10OO 600
Some important regulations are about to be sub
mitted to her Majestys PostmasterG General for bet
ter securing the safe TRANSMISSION of bank notes
and every description Of securities, to all parts
the world, without the slightest interference witt
the postoffice revenue
4 The batteries at Newhaven, East Blatchington
and Seaford, on the Sussex coast, are under repair
and guns are arriving from Woolwich to be mount
on them.
Official notification has been received of thu
blockade of the port of Venice by the Austrian
Government The blockade will commence on the
o23d of the present month.
The price of wheat has never been so low, per
haps, in France as at present. The price Is ~ pc
cent. below the average The coming harves
also gives every promise of being excellent.
It's stated that from fl2,oO0 to f13,OOo in gol'
are now transmitted weekly to Holland, IN pay
ment for cattle, butter, and other provisions. Z
The votes given in favor of M. de Lamartine a
the different electoral colleges amount, says tn
Patrie, together to 3,54S, 2Ol. NV 4.i
Madame Pauline Vioardot Garcia, star who's
rising was loudly announced, made her debut il
England at Covent Garden, London, She ap
peared as Amina in :" La Somnambula, thu
putting herself in direct competition with Jenn
Lind, and is said to have made great impression
She is allowed to be worthy representative of tn
J name of Malibran
A communication from Cuxhaven states tha
/. Lubec vessels are to be exempt from the embarg'
$ The Prince and Princess of Joinville will spen
5 the summer at Rio Janeiro The Brazilian &c
vernment had, it is said, idea OF appointing IN
prince to the command Of the Brazilian navs
forces, but abandoned it lest it should meet wit
opposition by England.
Letters from Hamburg Of the 10th inst. are ne
S favorable. Prussian cavalry and infantry, unde