The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24
H.-NUMBER 227.
November 2l1. 1879.

VrrLHRE STREET. MEqr 0HEEzNgss
November 24t. 1879.
Ggsnfehsa-O hss4ynE paaErapiih ths Family Chris
ian Almanac entitled - Fsankiia IS PdnlsIT Nhiah
speak, Of The Tapdyn printing By the means Of nasiqeg
/ would take Kindly, ifths fooriaE few remarks Be sua
be- ryoa ould Awe them insertion ID paper am
bys1Iofes ION Pdater and Eauia ne 20 ihs Dabs in
fomed they shoah haFe De tluth. aud nothing hat tls
Truth. The foilowinzs an extinct from the paaErgps
Frgahi5u az a Prfatss--Ivhen Fankia wssa printer
sions Or 20 ssts o. b05h sdss = day. y 90 pd.sh-
press iulEodgsei giying from s99 . 80 feleol
~ 1 Resa,d r H asss q Ns~ Yofa Which De & %
iasss ess'L sl SSissl ~ s M, a. 6rst
1000 anal ssWspagen ~ hour g much iof modea
would. in the ffrsi plaes speak ef he Esplsr Pas.
which it is said withroy Of from go e - Impressions
per k0hr To give The nuubsr 81 800 p1Eiona per hour
il poad take (ts0 men 10 throw oJ impression every
fouT seeondr Fesskin with bis press veonis $50 M
prssoHs per hour ard TO do this was hard work y - a.
the pIeIent time considered fast pnatng 20 throw OIL a. e
hand press o go 70 $50 hout or one ever ssecondl
OF miaus Where hes men 70 Be toInd who vii
throw Off Impression eOf i2mos Or o. svo fop) every
four seconds7 ~
N the second pla As tsea.s the lately nvsats ntug
msahne Of Sc n Hoe. Of New York which il . said
will with ia four anai cglinde print 10 200 61aI arms
papers per kous. 10 print this number % mpfeszon8
would require The large central eyudeT % make che es9
nton il one eond and qaaSr II Ne thing was coas-
tent with ould put you tes a8ube Of CIV
ing this an insertions in goas pppeE
In conclusion would beg say that have for nuaB-
Der Of yeas. bean employed in working machne1 Of
foBr cyinde each, which expressly made for speed.
ejaculation being Il 600 copies The gsuiesspssi. with
safety impression every 6sscouds 70 per nuts
TO each cylinder, AGO per hour each machine.
printing the onesids and the other finishing To
more thar 300 imprezanFpeE hoar mas lersaas de
You9, &c, sTrrnrs. BLAefrz.
REs1eyGrIoE OF TIE FREScfI MiNtsTE4.-
The telegraphie accounts OF the resignation Or the
French Ministry, received IN our Northern exefan-
ges yesterday, are somewhat fuller than those we
have before published. They stafe that die French
Ministry resigned ina body on the Both ut, though
one account says that they were dismissed. Il
seems that the whole Ministry were assembled an
the morning Of the 30th, with the excsptonof Odil-
Ion Barrot-who was ill--io advise the Presideng
respecting tire appointment Of a successor to M.
Fsoux, the retiring Minister. AT tllis meeting,
Louis Napoleon emPhatically declared that the
Cabinet wanted dignity The Ministers thought
the insult was too deep to be forgiven The Presi-
dent added that the Cabinet had been TOO zlservi-
ent to The conservative majority Of The Assembly,
and that the Club OF the Council Of State did what
l he himself could not do.
This settled the policy Of the Ministry. and he
actually nominated new Ministry. IhIs last act
I was enough. A explosion instantly followed. In
the evening M, Dnpin readto the Assembly mes-
sage from the President, which IS very spirited and
/ quite interesting, for il can hardly fail 10 provoke
| angry passions aud it. may probably produce the
| cOnU sF6fGt. which has been long foreshadogved
i The London Times says; This sweeping 1neas
sure is a clear and definite Specification BY which
| the French President has changed his whole AID
ministration, and we must suppose that Louis Ma
PoleoH ptends 20 convey to france and Che world
his peTemptory intention assume ia his own per
son asupreme direction Of the affairs Of the Repub-
/ lc.' Men are needed, says tho President to con-
pTehend the necessity Of the single direction Of a
firm character and the wise Necessity Of acton as
well as Of words. The Times continues, and says
Louis Napoleon has placed himself between ALSO
lutte success crowned hv absolute power, and Ger
!. ,s,r dt-iss lipile ~ Theirs, III. Mole, and Gen.
Shanga5nsefi s'igpo5t the new Ministry, but have
!, TOO much prudenee, it is said. to join it