The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-31
FURrHER - THE PACIFIC.

e.tures OF interest," .-.l,
rsrl,smens e. Snsc.sa n'.le "s N. u.n-
a'9htt the HOUSE q ommon: PeImusI NJ li nsn.
Q introduce psi - susnoss'ne vo'e ~ 1910, =
easliamenta,y elections. Ministers Ct cou,sS a.
INJURED. but Leave vas given % onng In inc o'aa
! najonty OF q least ":
CEdinA Wiseman y at present. ADsent ~
Londcn, and several OF the ms,roponns ana P.ye
vncial journals aver that ne has made nimsen
scarce to evade the inconvenient inquiries Of tAe
Commons Committee now sitting ON the Jaw o.
Mortmain.
The Queen and Prince Albert visited the Great
Exhibition On Saturday. To-day they were 70
Fran IL
d Tbc5&svsz2ys Report on tss Constitwtsow.- |
The report Il dc Tecqueville the revision Of the
constitution has been presented 10 the commission,
huf nof a he Assemb)y lis SPOKEN Of before
,hsnd a treating Of three principal points. In the
rst nIaoe M a. Tocoueyille enters boldly into the
cr..sior n ;ssue bet,.sen he Republicans and the
monsrchists. ia examines wish his usual skill
the pretensious to the divine right Of the republic
-, f,ss., N H. Comunission itself bv General
E.v.;~..n ana den;es thiu pretended divine right
-. ,s;.,,;r. th.t n IN n.ton n ohoose he form
a rs..s.snt shst NAV Is heat 10 suit tia tight
-h;sh 4. .hscirs. .urc,;cr. IA indisput.ble,
=. .'s,;.;rs s,c AN srsr;s. ~ .msndment which
onid ~ fr ei5.ct 20 confins ne ne 1t Constitu
xs"S,. ,s;,h;n .nv ,;rn,. ~ fnrce on il The
~ rsvi.nc ,hs nonstitntion for The sole
s,,d - ssneiio,s,;n. and consoldalinr them. and
= s.sirtsir shsf IN, Const;tment As.esnby should
70 ofuer tns! may ~ y ~ p'e:uS s.c,;hsa 4,
ool'.is.eus lowe. ny .,y NJ IL nil s1onf he
,.,p,,.,n .rcsnt.d ~ he maioritv Of the com.
Psts..' ~ C,s;;,rsn, -Assemblv will be
"hs.s ,hss ~. csrs,;,ns;on will be revised or re-
csIs, .''.s -. s,h 80 ne, iii will consider
S; i,,,, - ,ocSo,vn m II ,hat IL The proposi.
ion If ,sv;s;on bs moi admit,ed. the constitution
,S Isza sh.i .rsms;n ~ the supreme and sovereign
i.,v "a ali ,hat The onv alternatiye will be 10
rs;p,s;n mil ~ ssrm of : new period Of three
vears the uroyjsional form Of the actual govern
ment. il being Of course understood that, in such
case, each person will feel II his duty TO conform
to The constitution, and to abstain from every act
(which would be tantamount to its violation. Il is
added, that N. de Tocqusville Develops shn pro-
position in such manner a. to oppose oil uncon,
stutional candidateships, that u, OF the actual
President, the Prince de Joinvie, and Ledr0 hoin
The document itself is not long It's described =
moderate in language, and the reporter mas evi-
IDENTITY de''ied to narrow the dlscuss'on ~ much ~
possible.
The Constltuuonnet says q tne TPoi. Mos I,
witnssanomg the secrecy e9loinoa, nas
tnat inc 1P0f', Wnicn oIa"n ~ ~.sl - ~
sact "a me Mepuolc1n sen;e. ~. ~ H.. 81
Mno.e ~ .sle Gan .s. ,s e.' n.sss,Sss..
woaIJ s.se ais g.. shst he -.
,,s 10 sh,ss fen,.hs ~ tha votes
soi. = III - X 80. ,.,s ~ tIo Ia.t.r ~ M
Ts;,,..;cs, nr.s :. - rs,.haf IN evceseiva con.
s~,r.;scs. - = -
switxerland.
The Federal Council Of Switzerland has drawn
mn decree for the execution Of the railways pro.
cosad bv M. Stephenson One line is to traverse
The country from the Lake of Constance to Geneva
passing by Zurich, A branch line is to run from
this trunk line to the Basic Railway to unite with
The German and French lines. Another line is tf
i
ihe Grisons, to be prolonged afterwards across the
Alps. BY Luckmanier, into Lombardy. The total
length If these lines is to be $50 kilometres, (4O64
English miles) and the expense 1902 l23, O00f., OF
137, 112f per kilometre.
II sweden and Norway.
The repeal Of the clause of the fundamental Law
which prohibits Jews from settling in Norway
may probably lead to the conclusion that they aT<
thereby permitted to settle in the country such il
not the case In order to prevent the Jews from
sctihr upon mistaken idea Of this kind the Swe
d;.h ;curnals cali particuar attention to the fac,
that the change introduced bv the Storthins intt
the Fundamental law is inefficient 90 long a. the
i private law Of the kingdom remains unchanged
| So much however. has been gained by the abol
ton of the obnoxious clause bv the Storthinp tina
The possibility Of change in The private law Of the
kinSdom is contemplated. But iii this has beer
dors M Jsw viii IL nerm;tted IN settle n the king
4 A., ,rd sv.,v Isw who v;.;s. ~. Country ,nns
II n,ov;d. him ajf with the usnal rs..
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def. me ciecEs IN an tne cno'cn lowers STUCK
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W.nn sa.;asn,s b.d oconr,.J hn, n,ovJsn,;.iI,
4 s as 80. ~ $500 ~, D ~, u...,. ~
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sus and an s,rnv ~ fs mn r.n WV" IT, nhSn,
~. ~ ~ amy " 1900 '"eli' Ano oDJec'
C.na ~ CO., rsor
The Bospboraus. Cant Hall arrived a, pt
n month IN Tia Alb ;ns,sn, having isft ths r.,
NAV al Sierra Leone In. w "a 3, va 20
lime d $50 -" ''A.'
r, The ;ntell;vence ia M. oons;d.,.d .o.;.e..,,,
" and fears are entertained Of nroI,sctsJ war ri
Cans papers are nearly fisd with Jstss 81 o,s
- consnsd sI,os, ~ L;.;. ip.. ~ nave oe'
ra,har Of = small chs,scssr r. ali ~ , .hsS ".
" snsmv ios. 1,sa, nun, ~ ~I h;i.sS wn..e
Ths nall hs,w Kun W;,i;. anu woIn %
" hs ~ Toun "on,sn mug so',, a ,on .on anu vi
We from Sir III Smith had ~ ia hsen % nn,sJ NV
n. enemy. Considersbe ercitsment was fsIr =, X
Town unon thu rsceint of IN orde, f-om "a =.
" for The removal Of he seat Of sove,rmsn, 70 :,
be frontier. The Governor was about to savs \
:. should commence actjye preparations a. soon Al
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