New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-28
Later Details by the Canada.


decree increasing tho import iutier wooden cloths,
1ather china and paper effect the 1st ultimo,
! changed making it take effect on the 10Th inst
PORTUGAL.
terrific gale had The coast the sea break
ug six miles from land circumstance not known for
the last twenty years. Among the passengers in the
steaner Madrid arrived Southampton four seanen
rescued from the Riff pirates
decree has been signed by the Queen Of Portugal
consgnng all past political offences to oblivion.
"a BELGIUM.
the DEGREES President the French Republic
cating the property Of the Orleans family the chill
of King the Belgians deprived Of an In
come Of 100000 francs.
The hpeadace Beige has the following upon the posi-
ton Of the French refugeea:
Nj Carnot has not as some Of the journals have said
been expelled from Belgium but it s true that he is IN
cned to leave On the appearance Of the lists Of pro-
cription in which his is not inscribed hut whsrs
the Of several Of hs former colleagues were M
arno wrote the King Of Prussia most dgnifed letter
in which remarking that his father found an asylum In
that monarcs domnons after the prescriptions OF lol5
ne claims the hospitality.
The iilustrious Baron Alexander Hambodt formerly
friend Of General Garnet and his colleague in the Inst
tue hastened present this letter to the King who I'M
medisey granted the request in the most honorable
terms. number Of political refugees, compromised IN
French affairs who here fortnight unknown to
the police, at this time quitting country for Eng
land Holland and Germany
The French Government has recalled VI. Quinette its
Minister at Brussels who is placed disporite and
replaced by the Duke Bassano The Minister was
than eight years Secretary to the French Embss
at Brussels and is connected with several principal
families of Belgium .a
ITALY.
The Naples Gazette Of the 22d the following
| notifications in the ministry:
The Marquis Fortunato retres with q pension
count Of his age and replaced in the Presidency Of the
Council by Ferdinand Troa and in the foreign affairs by
Carafa Di Traatto NJ Seorza is Minister Of Zc-
clesasticai Affairs Pasquae Governa of Police
Louis Napoleon is said to have claimed SO millions of
francs from the Neapoitan Government indemnity
| for the confscated personal property Of Muratas
The GioIae di Roma of the 2lst states that the Y0q
has named commission inquire into the present ha
ca state Of the country and to propose the reforms that
may be practicable with to introduce the greatest
mission is composed Of Cardinal Antone President;
Monsignor GrasselliD Dlonsgnor Cannela, Chevalisr
CALI o-Mnister of Finance; Advocate Villani Coux.
cor of State Count Paneiani and Chevaer Neri Pro
Director Of the Public Debt. as5 h.
INDIA n
The following is summary of the by the Overland
Mail from India, under date Bombay, January3:
Sir C. Campell's forces had yet returned. Some
irmhing had taken place and affair Vith cavalry
near Derra Gazer Kahn Troops of Upper scinde were
going to Khypore, and forming at Hydet
abad
The Nizam had only paid 100000 on account of the
f40OO00 due and cannot procure greater sum- HIS d.
mains in state Of anarchy also those of Dude
naval force had been collected at Rapgoon
SARDINIA. y
The Austrians continue provoke the Sandman Gov
ernment The country to be somewhat unsettled
SWITZERLAND.
The radical party in of great agitation It
said that they will securing the reforms they
demand.