The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

The public mind in France was in 4 state Of sx-
element It having been stated ~ the editor OF
the ConstttuttonHssl, a personal friend OF Louis
bonaparte, that the latter intended to propose the
abrogaton Of the law of the 3lst Of May, and to
appeal to the country for the presidential election.
The Pals Constttuti0nnel takes to lecturing
the United States for the imprudence Of their pre-
parations, and asks Mr.. Fillmore what he means
by ordering commanders Of forts and naval sta.
tons to fire saivos in honor Of M. Kossuth, a. if
he were the representative Of foreign power and
how he dares to recall Mr.. Owen from Havana for
refusing to ntercede to prevent his piratica coun-
rymen from being shot; and how it comes that
General Sanford had issued an order Of the day in
which he convokes the militia Of New York, to
give hearty welcome to Kossuth.
We read in the Piedmontese Ga1ette, Of the 24th
ult, that all the country around Mia, Doglan
and Cherasco, 10 SO inundated that the mails have
been stopped.
The Lonlbardo Vsa,eto announces that the whole
district of Cavarzere, in the Venetian territory, is
under water from the OVERLOOKING of the Adige ;
that all the corn and forage has been either spoiled
OF washed away and that upwards of 1000 persons
are encamped on the heights, in the open air, and
sleep on straw.
Kossuth's reception in England, the great meet.
ings held in his honor, the loud expressions Of anti
Austrian sentiments in the bold and simple lam
guage Of that country, is not without effect. The
rage of the government and the court and Of q
great part Of the army, is incredible.
A correspondent writing from Vienna, says:
have had frequent opportunities Of converting with
Magyars and with disnefested impartial individu-
ais, not DESTROYS of missating any thing. learn
that the mass still adhere with obstinate firmness
10 the belief that Kossuth will one day other
turn TO re-rase the Hungarian national standard.
The Impoverished BY the war DO not curse him. the
| wounded do not blame him, the exied do not &C.
| cuse him. Kossulh remains the idol Of three.
iourths of the people. His patriotism and energy
his simplicity in power, and dignity in misfortune,
compel and fascinate the admiration and affection
| of all true Magyars"
The Episcopacy of Hungary has been summoned
| to meet in Vienna on the LIST of November.
| A statue of William the COnqueror was inaugu.
rated at Paaise, this birth pace,) on Sunday, the
10Th ult, in presence of vast crowd, among
| whom was NJ GuiZot, who made speech.
There appears TO be a settled calmness in Aus.
| tria. The grain crops are said TO have turned ou
very Indifferent this year. Prices were rising In
all the markets. disease like the poiatoe rot had
attacked the grapes
The NeapOlitan minister, Prince Cestecicala
who las recently been brought to the notice Of the
| public by Lord Palmerston's letter, is to be repla
ced in London by Prince Carn
The Queen Of Spain has acceptsd the resigna
ton Of M. Fermin Arleta, Minister Del Fomen,o
Renoso to succeed him. Bngadier Salus, former
| ly Secretary of The Governor Of Cuba, had arriv
| Cd ut Madrid from Havana.
The Chambers OF Saxony are convoked for til,
| lst OF december.
The London Globe, Of the 3Oh ut, states tina
the returns Of the next day of the Bank of Eng
land would show an increase OF .fI7OOOO in tn,
bullion tho Bank. This 10 the more worthy o
notice, as there had been u large drain for the nav
ment of the dividends.
The indirect taxes IN Belgium yielded 59,Ol2,
507i. during the first nine months of the presen
year, ending the 3Olh of September.
The dispatches from India in authorization of tn
overland mail, bring dates from Bombay to Oct
Calcutta, September 90 Commercial AFFAIRS bot
at Calcutta and Bombay, were exceedingly dull.
The dispatches are unusually barren of interest
The railway question between Abbas Pacha an
the Sultan Is sun pending.
The principal item of news from Bombay is III
reported determination OF the Governor General I
| seize OIL a portion Of the territory of The aimee
| Dosi Mahommed, Of Cabul, 1t being well situat.
l ior establishing post 10 watch and overawe IN
| Afreedees, Wuzerees, ETC, round Peshawur.
The Military Gazette, OF Spain, mentions thu
one hundred guns have been sent to Hayau;
for the armament Of the forts along the coast {
; Cuba.
The Tuscan Moniteur states that the doways
Duchess Maria Louisa drove out of Florence in
, court carriage, by the gate OF st. FredIano. Whe
mile out OF the town, some drunken Austria
soldiers, with drawn bayonets, forced them to d,
scend from the carriage, which the ladies' did an
sought refuge in a house. After tearing the cusl
IONS OF the carriage to pieces, the soldiers attack<
the house, endeavoring to force an entrance b.
before they could succeed, some neighbors can
: and drove them off.