The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-12
RTHER FOR EIGN NEWS.



Items About the CahoiicS-A loyal address |
was presented to her Majesty in the royal closet |
on Tuesday, by the Lords Vaux, Dormer and Low |
at, and signed by 100000 Eng dish Ca holics. It |
expresses sentiments Of unmpaired and unaltera |
Bile fidelity to her Majes'y's royal person, crown
and dignity 1t concludes as follows: ." We hum |
bly, assure your Majesty, that among your Majes- |
TVS subjects there exists no class who more sol
EMMY, more continually, or more tervently pray
for the stability Of your Majesys throne, for the
preservation of your Maiesty's life, and for the
prosperity of your Majestys empire, than the Cath
olics of England, in whose religion loyalty IS a
sacred duly, and obedience Christian virtue"
An injunction has been granted against Cardi-
nal Wseman not to draw IL 900 under dis
puted will, without leave of the Chancellor
The Pope claims from the British Cabinet, for
the use of his Church, 1000 square miles of terri
tory in Canada, heretofore the estate of the Je
suits.
Ii is now stated, on authority, that Lord Nor
reys las well AS Lord Nelson and Lord Byron has
b4-n incorrectly announced among the recent con
Verts to the Roman Catholic religion.
Cardinal Wiseman preached from the altar OF
the Roman Catholic Chapel, ST, Johns Wood, on
Sunday last, in aid of a fund for erecting con
vent DR.. Wiseman was habiled III rich scarlet
robe, over which he wore a stole and s'rpllce
Threatened Assassination ofthe Premier,-Chas,
GIL a matchmaker, was arrested on the 18th ult.,
for writing a threatening letter to Lord John Rus
sell. After detailing certain alleged wrongs, which
he said he had suffered, the writer went on to
threaten the life of Lord ]. Russell, promising to
out a bullet into his head unless certain requests
were at once granted. The document signed
at full length, with the name of " Charles Gill"
Ga the I4h, he was brought up at Bow street
He seemed in very unsettled state oi mind, and
his letter contained a mixture of threats and non
sense He declared he had no wish TO inlnre the
Premier hut only desired the publication of his
letter. The magistrates bound the prisoner over
in his own reCognzances OF tl0O, and two sure
lies Of ESQ each, for his good behaviour for twelve
months or, in default, 10 be committed for twelve
months The prisoner was removed.
France.
Rejection of tile " Dotation BW."-East week
we prepared readers for the rejection of the Do
tation Bill and this fresh check upon the ambi-
tous designs of the President OF France, has been
given in a manner which must very much crcum-
scribe his means of making an Imperial "aggres-
sion" upon the Republic. The committee to
which the bill referred recommended its relec-
ton by majority OF fifteen to two votes; M rs
catory appointed reporter, and he did not TAI
to place the Presidents mlsdeeds fully before HIM
Louis Napoleon told in that uncivil tone
which the people adopt who hold the purse, when
they have made up their mind not to draw the
strings that his position regards money would b
altogether out OF proportion with all the othe
classes in country where the division OF fortune
vas so great He was told fatty that the commit
tee desired to maintain the Executive power, bu
not to aggrandize it. The vote in the Chambe
For the Dotaion' ....'''.'''''''''''''''''''
Majority against the grant
The funds remained firm. On the following da
a notice appeared ia the lOntteuf that The Pres
dent was deeply affected by the manifest testmon
of the sympathy and appreciation OF his country
But there he is, embarrassed with debts and VIII
the Assembly now openly opposed to him, In a
the minor arrangements the majority are preparln
to carry out their designs evidently with a view
annoy him and his " transition" ministers as niue