New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21
Further by the Pacific.

The Baltimore SUN conslirs the following teegraphic
summary of the news brought by the stesner Pacfc
arrived at NewYort the evening of the f2th inst
The steam propeller GIaqrow for NewY put back to
Glasgow the 9TH Of January somewhat crppIed hay
ing been struck by hwy which swept decks Of
every thing and the officer was washed overheard
and lost.
The steamer Africa arrived Liverpool on the 2sth Of
| January
| The NewYo-k ship Racer and the Boston shin plv-
moth Rock arrived az Liverpool the 2sth ult making
invoices and bills of ang thereby saving their
The packet ship Empire State, from Newly ork fell fn
18th with the Dublin steamer Leeds in sink;ng
condition. and took OIL the and land
| ed them at Liverpool.
The report that the Emperor of Morocco preparing
to march against Agers is officially contradiced by the
French Government.
| FRANCE.
Paris Tuesday Jan. 27-The Monteur to-day publishes
the names of seventytwo new Senate aud
officers Of Government NJ Bsroche is as Vice
President and is to preside the Senate in
ence OF PRESIDENT Napoleon There are also thirtyfcur
The Ministry has been definitely constituted by the fol-
lowing appointments: Gasabianca Minister Of State NJ
Stamand Minister Of War; and NJ Truget, Minister of
| Foreign Affairs
The Moniteur contradcs the rmors of fresh measures
severity about to be adopted the part of the Govern
| ment
NJ De Montaembert and several ether members of the
Consultative Committee have resigned their functions
of the severity of the DEGREES relative to the
| Orleans family
| The Moniteur also announces that the Government
VIII not require exceptional measures to main
| tainstranduity.
persons were arrested the I'D at
on the charge Of having engaged in the nsueetion Of
the 4th of December Forty persons
In Loi en- Garonne to be transported Cayenne and Al
giers
NJ Jules Fabre president of the tribunal Rodeu
has been arrested warrant charging him with having
| melted the inhabitants to civA war
Of trade in the provinces of France gene
| ally favorable.
Among the French are Prince de Beauharnois
Murat. Gen. D. Peiers, Count Gambaceres Drouyrr
de LIuys Dumas Dupn Count Lamoriciere. Gen de St
Armand s
Napoleon is nomnally President of the Council NJ
Baroche is Nce-President with salary of $1,000 francs
The Presidents of the Sections have frcz
and the Councillors 25 francs.
II Napoleon has published decree abrogatng that of the
late provisional government aboshing all titles of
| nobility.
The impression is gaining ground in Paris that Louis
Napoleon will seek early opportunity provoke
with England, the probabilities of invasion being
is thoroughly aroused in regard the national defeDee
and extensive measures of preparation contemplated
The French papers state that in consequence Of the
engineers strike in England large orders for machinery
| have been received in France.
| ENGLAND.
| Lire,poo Jan IS. noon.-The latest intelligence bv
telegraph from London brings the the
report of the threatened invasion England by Napoleon
| was current in that city.
Paris correspondent writing the London Standard
that the President enterains warke intentions
| and that the conscrpt system will be abolished.
The formation of volunteer rifle corps London Is at
| tracting much attention
| The argument in the of Mr. Samtls. the Jew
elected to Parliament had been commenced in the Loul.
The cotton mill of Messrs Frost at Manchestersy7as
destroyed by fire the evening the 24th $50 OOg
The mill contained 10000 sPindles and 800 hands have
| been thrown out of employment.
| AUSTRIA.
Prince Wnlschgratz has definitely accepted the post
| of civil and military Governor of Hungary.
The Customs Congress of Vienna. havng agreed upon
no material points, would be dissolved on the 2sh ult