The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-27
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BY THE CANADA.
Denmark and the Duchies.


Denmark and the Duchies.
1t appears that the Russian feet has formed
line across the Bay of keil having stationed ITSELF
with some Danish men-ofwar close to the entrance
Of the harbor, TO prevent any Of the Eolsein gun
ooas and ste 4mers leaving their present anchorage.
A dispatch from KeI. OF the Sd, states that the
HulsIeln Diet has been convoked by the SiadthOld-
ers, to meet at keil on Monday the 9Th inst
France.
The news of Louis Pnippe's death reached
Wiesbaden on the 18th uIt. Oa Ihe following
morning all the French visitors of Weisbaden, with
the Duke of Bordeaux at their head, attended f1-
neral mass in the church, which was hung with
black On the same day the Duke gave a farewell
reception, at which he delivered brief adieu to
his assembled partisans. The Duke, having
pressed the hands Of those present. then retired He
left Weisbaden on the following morning at six, in
n n order to return TO Frohnsdorf. The Assemblies
Ndtt0ndie Legliimist paper, says that more than
10000 parsons from France have paid their respects
to the Prince at Wesbaden.
Ii is said that there is split in the Presidents
Cabinet, nd that Gen. d d'Hautpoul and VI. Baroche,
who do not approve of the course proposed to bs
adopted by their colleagues in reference to the ex-
tension of the Presidents of Office are about
to resign. Cabinet Council was held on suns
day, and when it broke up the President sent 10
Berlin suddenly 10 demand the immediate presence
in Paris of his friend NJ de Persigny.
The President has been extremely well received
on his road TO Cherbourg. The total number of
Councils General that have voted in favor of a re-
NslOn OF the Constitution Is - A Mass for the
repOse OF the soul of LOUIS Philippe was sung on
Wednesday, in the Chapel of the Palace of the
lulleries; it was attended by Gen. Changamier,
NJ Gulzot and other eminent persons
quantity of papers, written in cipher, and said
to detail certain plans Of the French refugees, have
been seized in Paris. Several warrants Of arrest
have been accordingly issued.
Accounts from MOntrelier state that extensive
manufactory of gunpoTder for insurrectionarv pur-
poses has been discovered in that town. in conse-
quence of occidental explosion on the premises
The proprietor has been arrested
AHOtlter Presidential Tour.-The President
started Tuesday another Provincial tour,
commencing with Cherbourg. He is met almost
every where with the mixed cries of Vice Ia Re-
| pubtiqUe' PjUe Le President and in some in
stances with Vius Z Emperor a..d Fiue Napo-
| LeOH Second ! and of the socialist journals
assert that the President is about to change his
| Ministers and to call upon NJ. Deufaure to form
| new Cabinet The report is credited, however.
Louis Napoleon and tie Late En- hiHg.-It is
not true, stated last week, that the President
was uncOncerHed at the news of Louis PbGppe's
death. He did not hear of the event till after his
arrival in Paris, and when he did SO he at once
expressed himself in terms of deep regret for the
atfiIction which had fallen upon the House of
Orleans. He also expressed his gratitude for the
magnlhcent funeral given by that family to the re-
mains OF his uncle, their removal from St Hela
na and offered take the initiative in having sni
lar honsrs conferred on the remains of the ex King
1t appears, however that there are some difficulties
in the way, which have already been Brought under
discussion in the Committee OF Permanence of the
Assembly.
The Pope has " with great joyn granted the
prayer of the Bishop and clergy of Rimini that
they may be permitted, as a public and striking
mark oil their eminent pety and gratitude, to orna-
ment with a crown of gold the image of the
Mother of Mercies, which has become celebrated
within the last two months throughout the whole
country by the miraculous movement of its eyes, to
the great advantage of the faithful"
The Roman post-office has recommended the
rigorous exclusion OF such foreign newspapers as
express opinions unfavorable to the Papai Court or
any OF the corrupt branches OF the administration
The free port OF Venice will be removed from ST.
Georgia to st. Lucia and Chara. The free port
will now be IN direct communication with the rail-
way terminus.
The city presented an unusually animated an
pearance, IN consequence of the elections, which
commenced on that day. The Moderate party
had succeeded in returning The President and
Secretaries OF the six electoral colleges of the Can't
tai, and there was little doubt but that all their
candidates would be elected.
Egypt.
Our dates from Alexandria are to the 3lst of
August. Cholera continued to prevail throughout
the country. AT Alexandra here were about fifty
deaths daily; at Cairo double the number and
throughout the Delta 1t exists more or less.
The accounts from China state that considerable
sickness prevailed at Hong Kong. The new Gov
ernor at Macao, Sender Acunha has arrived ID.
China, together with three small ships OF war and
about one thousand troops. 1t is rumored that he
s instructed to demand the absolute cession of the
Peninsula OF Macao to the Portuguese.
Miscellaneous.
Exhibition of lS51-Ths organization of Local
Committees through the United Kingdom is now
complete. Eighteen have been appointed for the
metropolis, and 32l for the remainder OF the king
dom.
The Empress Dowager of Brazil has left Ostend
in an English steamer for Portugal.
Mr.. Stephenson, the Engineer, has been offered.
and declined, the knighthood.
Rossnl Is engage on a new opera, which will
be produced at Bologna in the course Of a month,
Mr.. T. Is. Brooking has been unanimously
elected director OF the Bank of British America
private of the 18th Foot was recently hanged
at the Mauritis for the murder of his Sergeant
On Monday last no fewer than 10 900 baskets Of
fruit were imported into London from the Conti-
nent.
The health of the Empress of Russia is so i'm
paired that she will be compelled pass the winter
in the south of Europe.
NJ Goldstein, one of the bankers of Vienna, has
Just died, leaving his only daughter fortune of
100000 francs.
An equestrian statue of the Queen is about to be
erected In GlasgOw-the first equestrian statue of a
woma in Great Britain.
Milford Haven is about 10 be strongly fortified.
MsrlellO towers viii he erected and mounted with
guns of heavy calibre.
Upwards of 500 Chelsea Pensioners and their
families have embarked this year lor the Australian
colonies in order 10 become settlers.
The Queen has appointed commissioners for in
quring into the state, discipline and revenues Of
the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
Several of the students at the Royal Military
Academy al WOolwich have been expelled on
charges of nature which will not bear 10 be pub
lshed.
No less than 4O4 persons aresab ut to be put up
on their trial in Bavaria, accused Of having taken
share more or less in the armed rebellion ui last
year.
Among the passengers brought by the West In
dia mai packet Avon, which arrived at Sauth- 4
ampton on Sunday, were three grisly bears FROM
California.
The Mail Stsamsrs.-The Lords Of the AZ
ralty have directed that hencetorIh the British
North American RoVsI Mai