The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-26


M. Ivan GolOvine, Russian refugee, long resi-
dent in France, has been ordered to quit the coun-
try. On his passport are written the words" Go
ovine, refugee, expelled from the territory by order
Of the Minister"
The Government has determined that the 1873
Poles who arrived at Marseilles on board of an
Austrian vessel, shall be sent TO Algeria.
Letters from the departments stale that discov-
cries have been made at Aries, Toulouse, Gannal
on the Allier, MOntlacon, and SCISSORS, of secret
societies affiliated with the Socialists of Paris.
The London Times of June 30, has Geographic
dispatch with news of the day before from Paris
M Dalican, editor of the RESOLUTION Democratique
ct Socale and NJ Jules GOuache, of the R4f0rme.
were arrested on Thursday, the 2Sth, the charge
of having been engaged in the affair OF the 18th
of June.
On the Goth inst, a party of police, headed by
the Project of Police in person, broke into meet
ing composed exclusively Of Montagnard represent.
atves. The representatives composing the meeting
resisted. IL is said that the police expected to find
NJ. Ledru Rollin at the meeting.
Almost all the Spanish emigres resident in Paris
have been arrested and lodged at the Prefecture Of
Police. No reason is assigned for the measure.
At meeting of the Club Of the Council of State,
tthe we'll known Club Of the Rue Potiers) which
was held on the 22d Count Mole made long
speech, in which he minated ms Intention 70 sup
port the present Cabinet, and expressed his opinion
that the Club ought to do so also, although 1t was
true that certain members Of the Cabinet were not
very acceptable TO the majority of the meeting
For his own part he stated that it was his wish 10
take office.
Fitv-six Hungarian soldiers, who had escaped
from the Austrian army in Italy, have arrived at
BoulOgne, and have been put on board the steamer
Princess Columbine, for Fokestone, by the French
authorities.
M Lamartine has been nominated for the Assem-
bly, in several districts.
Count Mamiani, formerly Minister of Foreign
Affairs TO the Pope, has arrived in Paris. The OBJ
ect of his visit is said be mission having refer
ence TO the foreign relations Of Rome.
Madame Amelia Safli, mother of the Roman
Triumvir, has arrived in Paris with her family,
and has met with favorable reception from the
authorities.
splendid entertainment was given on Sunday,
the oath at Bougeval, near Marley, the country
seat of NJ OdOn Barrot, to the President of the
Republic. Among the distinguished party invited
TO meet Prince Louis Napoleon, was the Marquis
Of Normandy, the British minister. No mention
is made of the American minister.
On Saturday duel, arising out of a political
| discussion, took place between Gen. Count de la
Ruehelouchen and NJ. Delmas; the latter was
wounded in the shoulder by ball, but not dan
| gerously.
The Paris correspondent Of the Literary Gazette
writes 4" At length that Mecca of European in
tegence, as Victor Hugo calls the Louvre, is to
| be completed at least the Government has pre-
ssnied bill 70 the Chamber demanding the neces.
sary funds, Upwards q flQQ00Qo sterling will
] be required"