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

or. H. Sn. 'oopoio'oh 'o"a'u' carrying
On tbe notion of NJ s,onbsrs .eoondsd hv M.
J. Ireland II was resovsS NJ Waos,sfT,s Vessels
sboud en,a, tho no,t f,ss of al, drss for Tho snac
Of ,r mon,hs p' "'' Vi OIL N'e'' ''' '''' 'p"''
The Chairman nm bah.If of IN. reon,e of Cal.
wav. and the Commissioners. claimed M Wac.
staff, his captain and officers as their guests upon
their arrival next month";
France.
The affairs of the French Republic continue to
engross public attention throughout Europe.
On Sunday, upwards of 600 of the officers and
men Of the Regiments newly arrived in Paris were
introduced to the President, who addressed them
as follows:
Gentlemen-In receiving the officers of the
different Regiments of the army who succeed each
other in the garrison of Paris, I congratulate my.
self on seeing them animated with that spirit which
was our glory, and which now constitutes our se
curlty.
will not speak to you therefore, either OF
your duties or oil your discipline. You have al
ways performed your duties with honor whether
IN the land OF Africa or on the soil OF France and
you have always maintained discipline intact, in
the midst OF the most difficult trials. hope
that these trials will not return; but If the
gravity OF circumstances should renew them, and
compel me to make an appeal to your devoted ness,
am sure that should not be disappointed, be-
cause you Know taat demand nothing that Is not
IN accordance with my right recognized by the
Constitution, with military honor, and with the in
terests oil the country; because l have placed at
your head men who have my entire confidence,
and who merit yours; because, II ever the day OF
danger should arrive, will not do as the Govern
ments which have preceded me have done. l will
not say to you, March, and will follow YOU
But will say to you, march--follow me-"
The speech has been construed into declars-
ton of his determination to take verv decided
grounds upon the more important recommends
tons of his message and depend personallv nnon
the support of the army 1t is considered in fact.
. defiance of the A.seub,u Tbs snsech ,v,. 49, -.
ceived verv favorablv bv tbs neone bp, had csn..d
slight decline at the Bour.e II !. renorted ,ba,
~, 10. oe of3;aa. IL Ia; Iip w
.an,Hon 20 .aha.a e. ,tn I pJn. .ne,l IN
.Sn I..a,,Li,, ~ " 'Ae al P'eie'ehoe u
'nS IT.
=, oJoy VI tne hsseoy hase ai1eaoy ,ost
'hen s.ounu ~ sne contest WIN 'he Iiesioent
aoou. nI 'epedl VI .he iaw' anu ,hele aP
pears DC no iohgei any oouot that the PRESIDENT
WIN virtually carry ms Point IN spite OF the vlru
lent opposition manifested against hm by the Con-
servatives. Inc very nrst step made by the latter
In the Assembly caused them to stumble. This
was a Voient pIoposlton brought forward by the
questors, the effect of which would have been to
deprive the President of his constitutional prerog
atlves and rights. The London Globe says that
1t was so violent that 2l5 members Of the majority
have declared that they will oppose it in the
chambers, and great portion, if not the whole,
OF the republican party, will do the same I'm.
peachment was also talked about in the legitimist
papers.
~ The proposition of the question with regard 10
the calling out of troops for the defence of the As.
sembly, is the presiding topic of Paris, it having
been discovered that although the Assembly has
the power, the appointment of general over the
sa,1 troops rests with the PRESIDENT.
i"o emssdtes lfoih tfe Cehtral Commltlee OF
neiugees III Lonaoh had neeh arrested In Pars,
ana .ile houses oi persons IN communication with
''iehi u "'u Doeh anu ahy papess sei1eu.
H. d n
,, ~ " 'He IN .ouay, ~. Darue reao le re,
,hs Ei.o'o,si i n,onossd ~, ha hau oeeH ie'e'ieu
raoommendsd ,hs ps.,tu,s 1919; ~ .;io Ie'.ueh'.
n,e The deba,e will commsncs ~ " Thn..o., rhT nGa
ps .,as noysr 80 ,,annn;I vi ihursuay
Ko,smth and he FrennS Soc;o,;,,, The N.,;on.,
still persists in regarding Kossu,h as democratic
socialist and publishes letter from him m iba So
ciety of the Amis de la Constitution. in which
there are passages which very much resemble
those of the address to the democrats of Marseles
and this letter bears the recent date of November
o; M. hossuth concludes with p,ue Ia Republique
Democranque ms is not exactly Vtre la Repubhco
has given the warmsst assurances of his determine.
ton to cooperate In the efforts to establish uni
versai republic, A Paris letter to the Globe says
OF the answer OF M. kossuth to the refugees in
London: The conclusion is remarkable. He
states that the French democrats have taken alarm
without cause, IN supposng that the homage he
mas received IN England Will have tendency to
change the sentments that he expressed TO the
democrats OF Marseilles."
Prussia.
The Correspondent Bureau, in an article relative
to the German navy, says: Austria has retracted
her offer to keep the disposition of the Germanie
Federation her feet in the Adriatic she and Bava
ria, and other minor States refuse to pay their QUO
tum toward the German navy; Prussia intends t,
compromise and afterward to re.orqanize the nortt
sea squadron in a manner more comfortable to III,
situation of German affairs as tbex nov, x;.t. !,
| The maanwbila ,he (Prrs.;.Y .ior- H., c., -
Fedsrst;on tn dsno.e not n,,1 ~ b.r Ae 10,
,lso of bsr navv ,,,h;,b in tha .aa &c t"s, ~
viii hs abs ~ comnete ,v;,b tpa y, eT y.S
| g., @oe ~ .''Ape'e Will TIC navy oi othe
IT, p.;. ,ho,,.
so;"u!. lIssah .I sohoo,s anu seaChets nave oee'
o'lo''"y p''eeo u"'e' .on.Ioi Vi 'he clergy
| ~ AtaIy.
| ne Austrian Mihafy commander oil Milan, ha
prohiolted the relsious meetings OF frotestants re
| siolhg IN that c'y.
were making additions to the fortification of tn
| Castle of ST. Angelo.
| Austria.
A fire occurred at Vesprine ON the 25th ut
| which destroyed eighty seven houses and 100 ou-
houses and other buildings, occasoning a yer
heavy loss. The fire was the result of carelessnes
| Spain,
By the latest dates from Madrid wa learn this
the accouchment of the Queen Of Spain was m me
10 transmit tbrougbout the kinodonn ,bs ,;n'a
the birth, and The sex of the heir Io ,be ,b,ona
means of signal lights. "o ''o"9'
New sonth w.,.s
| The accounIs from Ns,y Scn,h u., a,
18Th of August Give Tho mos, as,'a,;". aes, W VI
to the quantity and quality of the cold ornd =; -
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