The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

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interesting European ihteihsehce'
The interesting intelligence which follows, is
farther selection from the budget of the steamship
N;ay,,,.
The United Service oluo nave made the dn'e"ne
honorable or the reputed Insult offered 10 the ON
oithe United States irgate 81; Lawrence, by
adopting resolution y that all heid oihcefs' cap
talns, commanders IN the service oil america, or
Other oreign states VINO may come 10 Eng.ahd on
duty or properly accfea''eu 70 tHe', own Nih''e'
or Ambassador, snail be admitted honorary ule"-
bers OF the club, and eht'ted to all It's privileges
during their stay IN Eng, ,ahu
return mas oeen mdue 10 armament showing
that on the Hrst Oh January iaSt' "tie WIZ re- esS
tered <Z5 steam VesseiS III 'he oii'eu hlhsooni'
about one-haIi OF which are ouiIt oil ron ~
The number OF newspaper stamps ISSUED IN looV
fof hns'ahu a,I ae' dcoo,1l"s 'e ' 1oi
return now published amounted 10 % 'sb'%I OIL
Ia, ana - on4 ,41o oi a. ror 1Goe,anu @ tne "u'i
hers are o4SWi' o, lu, anu 20 9 "a "nI
Tor Ireland, o,9o2 ~ ot lu' ana 47o'o OF a.,
he number OF LONDON newspapers IN looo
was l5J ana the hulhoer o, au'efuse"ie"ts
s9l o9o' yieIdlns' az me fa,e o' rs o1 an amount
nj dny efUa' TO too'9'3 IDS ~ ! ne Ehs"sh pro-
Vnc'a heWspaPI'a u7E e9t - tis .n n"''ios s ~
auVef'lst"e"es n1 "elns ''I sne "
""l -. t1o ,L,l,- =, 1,.r,;.,t
80 pa ~ ,,,t f 49,, rIs cs5 ~. GJ
~ a. ana tne amount Oh uuty Aio,oo' ~ ou,
ne i'''" "e" r;.L'I -, l,- ~ 9qe i9s ir
Wv, Of dn,v at the rate of /. equal To
eI, Soe g. ~
rooo os.,,., o.. N.,;on,t. a,,l.,,a,o,;on,,v
me hSNeilo'ee +'I'o"a'e, .lse M c., H.
loufna, mas oee"i''s ,,e -, aan ~ o.
cae', Du,''on anu aiI 80 ,r,
'"' we AZ, L','a ~ Pa,,Lon i, a.,eri,I
'''.y W ~ ,'.s ,,,,,o,s n,lac Mon,s Cr;sto at
g ,,i - - i; ,5,e,,;ssJ ,o ,snt and his
- ao 20 ,,a,,aJ o,o lod,,ina
h,,.e
G,n Ds,rbi,ski the Polish Xenophon. as he is
,al.d ia tbe ,eiyping lion in Pari, at present He
,r,;vsJ ,bsre a few weeks ago He is an old man
abont sirtv-ive wears old-and of very striking
annearance He has long musaches and large
white beard. The sirname Of the Polish Neno-
nhon ~ which he will always keep, < ven hun
nnder the following circumstances: In 1881, at
III, time Of the war for Polish independence, being
sent al the head of division into Llthuana, he
found himself separated from the main body OF the
nrIncipal army, by all the Russian forces. lie
knew hnw cver, method OF forcing passage
across these formidable masses and joined his own
army with bo'dness and extraordinary skill that
rives him this antique sirname, and from this dates
his great military reputation. He lives very re-
tired, seeing few persons besides hIs old ifend,
Prince Czattorisky. H goes in public little, and
his conversation is very guarded. He lives on a
penslon which his wife who lives at Warsaw, al
lows hun.
The fiare-up at a gaming table IN Pars, lmpll-
eating an American diplomatlst,' turns out to
have reference to an impostor, Greek, who passed
himself oti as the Consul General oil New Gran
ada He seems to have teeced his distinguished
acauaiutances pretty severely. Though unmasked
he determined to play his part out boldly he
guests a, first determined to hand him over to the
Procureur de la Republique but upon reflection
thew thought better oi it. Among his victims were
M Worms de Romilly, and rich Jew, and NJ
GaIipnati. the owner of Gagnani's Messenger
The Co ,su General had gained stolen 5000
francs. IT the house where he was exposed The
morning after the reception, these two gentlemen
called on the soj-disant Consul and demanded