The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

Dfbateoa Roman .aairs the French .9ssemby-Lous
;asother Ms~ York .Wssder@.arrsst Of shsaEIae
Choterao7he Steamboat Senator for San Franeisco-
| New York. March Ii. lsl9
Eds. Crescent-The London Herald contains graphic
report of the debate in the French National Assembly.
the Attain OF Rome The substance of it is follows Le-
du Rolln called upon the Minister of Foreign Affairs
Douyn de L Huys) to contradict officially the umor of
intended Intervention for the restoration of the Pope
The Minister replied that the French Government could
be held responsible for to be identified with every
instruction that might break ont any corner of Europe
had first to inquire into the nature of the movement that
had taken place. and when he told that Republic had
been proclaimed he had to ask what Repubc The Gov.
eminent understood what the nature of the Republic at
home and wond defend it, but it could not that
Republics abroad of the nature. The situation
the Pope had excited the geasst interest throughout Eu
The French) Government anxious to restore
the Pope to position becoming the head of the Church
1t knew nothing of the Roman Constituent National As
embly) and 1o0uld recognizt ats As to the
which the French Government had in view. he
reminded the Assembly that it had and refused to
counenance attempts to extO from Government explans
tons calculated to embanass negotiations, He
the Assembly would allow the Government act
its responsibility.
Ledru Roin REPLIED propouncing the Roman constit-
uent' respectable the French Assembly. He said
the Roman revolution was much revolution the
French one Of the "a h February.
NJ COcquerel protestant minister advocated the resto
ration OF the Pope TO his sovereignty.
NJ POn0iat replied 10 Ledfu Ron. He said the Pope
had done nothing deserve bad feeling oths people,
A Voiee-No more Than Charles X. did
W. Ponjolat-He did all that Prince could do to make
his subjects happy.
NJ. Gemt.-There are no longer any subjects
M Pouat considered that the Pope ought his
temporal at price. For 1850 years there had bee
which had protected liberty, and that power
the Popedonl
France maintains extraordinary position with regard
to Rome, and indeed respects all Europe
Louis Napoleon has informed the presidents of the bu
that his salary being insufficient he has been obliged
to dismiss certain employees the ministers having refused
to take themselves the responsibility of asking in
crease from the Assembly.
The removal of the Bonnet Rouge from the place has
heretofore occupied the of the Liberty
the revolution of February has produced greater excitement
than did the suppression of the clubs At Cette the demo-
Gratis made the act occasion of considerable outrage,
punderng the Town. Hall. burning the Commercial Read.
ing Room and destroying other property.
To have been convicted of adultery is Disqualified
ton for seat in the National Assembly If this provision
of the law be carried out apprehend that elections
will be OF frequent occurrence in France.
We had another murder last evening in this city. An
Inshman named Hugh McDermott. beat his wife on the
head with Ratchet so badly that there is no hope of her
recovery. He is in the Tombs.
The father of Timothy Shea, the latter of whom
dered in September last by the Empire Club man. yes
teday arrested and imprisoned upon complaint of Austin
for annoying him. Austin by following him about the
remembered acquitted few days ago of the charge,
although it probable that soul in the city except the
Jurymen entertained doubt of his guilt. 1t is hard that
the old man should prison under such circumstances
No cholera yet appears Staten Island and fears
entertained that it vW appear there. Not additional
case has occurred board of the Liverpool and the Health
Officer begins to think his opinion, rst expressed
hasty one.
The steamboat Senator is just ringing her bell to warn
passengers for San Francisco that she about moving
that point 1t eXctes shudder such vessel with so
many human lives, venture perous voyage. She
cannot be called any thing than steamboat
Porter the inventor Of the eal steamer announces
the first OF his line Of packets will be ready to start for San
Francisco on the 18th Of next MONTH The dimensions of
this steamer to be- length 400 feet breadth so feet The
engine Is OF ten horse powerpasage not to exceed five
days. and not to require much time unless opposed by
very heavy gale all the Two days the probable time
that will be occupied in the voyage, and there will be no
travelling at night Fare $50 thing found-to be paid
instruments of $40 EACH about every days up to the
period OF starting The of the craft the American
Eagle" Respectfully, yours, INDICATOR.