New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-08

obligation Of the oath Two months allowed to those
who reside in Belgium to reply to this summons
toward one who has not kept his own. Widely this
doctrine Is now used Ireect it. Delay do not require
the oath Irefuse
8 know the consequences Of my resolution Twenty
nine years and half passed in the army thrtysix
paigns resulting from eighteen years war in Algeria
Cro1n May 1885, to January, lS48) services
dred to France abroad and during the fatal days june
1885, services which, perhaps not yet forgotten-
this will be reduced nothing shall be struck out from
the lists Of the army Once it will be proved that
rank is at the mercy Of arbitrary power THAT rank
made the parmony Of the officer by the law Of May 49,
1884 he could not lose 1t but by the sentence Court
Martial That law is trampcd under foot by Govern
ment which respect neither person property.
Thus the sword which have devoted to the service of
France Is about to be torn from my hand What could
do with 1t under such government? But (which
God forbid-our frontiers should be threatened would
hasten to it. and to fight national ndepen-
dence for history sufficiently tells that in
extreme dangers brought about by ambition despotism
does not require oath from brave men, who march in
(SignedD general De LAMoRicEkE.''
The sister of Moreau died few days SINCE aged ninety
two.
The journal of the Puy de Dome says that Cavaignac
has purchased homestead Raudan where he intends
to take up his residence
NJ de Ribeyroes late editor Of the Reforme was de-
tected at Ostend the other day under the
with.
M Bermouf has been elected in room Of Baron walcke-
tions and Bellies Lettres.
Prince
his decree of the 22d January last appropriated
ten millions to the construction of healthy dwellings
Tor the workmen in large towns Out of this three
millions will be devoted to the erection Of three model
establishments in the three most populous arrondsse
ments OF Paris.
The Census Of France is published Tho population is
numbered at 35 CPS showing increase of only S1 42
since 1876 being much lees than in former proportionate
periods The dmnution is accounted for by the emgra
ton to South America and California and by fewer
risges having been contracted In the late troubled times
The politicians talk in Paris but somewhat vaguely
law tending to the Minister of Police with dis
cretionary power over foreigners in France.
AUSTRIA
The great Austrian military fete took place. as an
nounced on the morning of the 10th, at Vienna The
with corresponding force of artillery and it is re-
marked curious coincidence that at the same time
the President of the French Republic reviewing
French troops on the Champs de Mars The Archdukes
Francis Charles, William Albert and Sgismund, sur
rounded the Emperor The Gar left Vienna the 18th
ut.
The Ban Jellachch has found 1t necessary to issue
proclamation prohibiting the unlicensed possession of
arms among the people subjected to his government
Sth inst with great ceremony in the large hall of the
partment Of the Minister of Commerce They pre-
scented BY the Commission of the Exhibition in London
The number of successful competitors 121 four of
whom received the large medal.
The Austrian papers unanimous in their view that
Austria withdraws more and from France and in
cliDes to Russia. The appointment of Count Buol
schaunsten is considered a proof of this
great camp of evolution is to be formed on the 9Th of
June ut Czegcd and Keressur in Hungary All the dis
possible cavalry and thirty batteries Of artillery are to
manGuvfe during forty days.
Gorgey has published his book on the Hungarian war
but the Government have suppressed thoroughly that
not copy to be had The the Introduction is
gitmae ground up to their declaration independence
at Debreczn on 14th April 1s49 Then he says he with
drew from their cause
GERMANY.
The Council of Ministers, previously announced was
held at Berl the 18th, from till II o'clock under
the presidency of the King For the moment the Minis
tiers have come to an understanding
The Grand Duke Constantine and the Grand Duchess
Alexandra arrived at Berlin the 18th and Immediately
proceeded to potsdam
general conference of the plenipotcntiares of the
GermancAustran Postal Conference will be held in Oc-
tober, probably at Frankfort.
The cholera has appeared again in Upper Sesia
10TH and number of official peraonages had been sent
to meet him lie had reached Leipsc the 18th Sew
era great military demonstrations projected for the
entertainment of his Imperial Majesty.
An extensive confagration at Dantzic, by which sev-
era mills have been destroyed has burned also water
works by which the town fountains partly supplied
Local tradition ascrbes the construction of these works
to the great astronomer Copernicus Four lives lost
in the fire
TURKEY.
The Austrian frontier is quiet but the Montenegrino
have recently attacked and pundered Turkish
villages.
The premium gold is very high at Constantinope the
new coins OF one hundred pastres being current
hundred and fifteen.
letter, dated Constantinople, May l, says. Alarm
ing reports aoat concerning the Island of Crete
GSeat agitation prevails there Several ships of
been ordered thther.
SPAIN.
The Queen by DEGREES of the It'll had conferred the Or
der of the Golden Fleece his Royal Hghness the Prince
of Wales eldest Of the Queen of Great Britain
the Grand Gross of the Royal and ilustrious order of
Charles I'LL Count de Turgot Minister for Foreign At
fairs of France.
The most contradictory reports continue to circulate
relative to the real intentions Of the Government with
regard to the projected constitutional reforms Some per-
sons believed that the Ministry had renowned nten
tion while others and evidently with stated
that the publication Of those merely ad
journsd.
The Captan-General of Cuba informed the Government
that the Island perfectly tranquil and its sanitary
condition completely satisfactory the 10Th of April
The Government has received offers from different
camille houses to establish steam communication between
Spain and her transatlantic possessions.
SWITZERLAND
1t notified from Vienna the Federal authorities at
Bernie that the Austrian military Gordon the Swiss from
tier, will be withdrawn in June.
The Grand Council Of Switzerland assembled at Berne
on the 18th to discuss proposition for political amnesty
extending far back the events Of 1886 The reso
tion was adopted.
NJ. Theirs was daily expected at Rome The Govern
ment somewhat annoyed the arrival of this new
traveller who it said coming to collect documents
for his history of the Empire.
The French authorities in Rome had been instructed to
receive the Russian Dukes with the honors due to French
Princes
The Pedmontese Gazette of the 18th inst announces
that the anniversary of the PRONUNCIATION of the Consti
tuition had been everywhere celebrated through the
try with the greatest order and enthusiasm.