New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-10
DAILY CRESCENT
Further Details bv the Canada.

Further Details by the Canada.
Blythe mails have received the following details Of the
Canadas in addition to what have already given
by telegraph:
house in Ladbrooke Square Kensington London. has
been taken for Kossuth whoae family is expected to
take possession on the 1st Of May
In Parliament the opposition has opened sharp fire
upon the Government asking its intentions in every
direction 1t ia understood that Sir James Graham will
henceforth colleague Of Lord John Russell in the
leadership OF the liberal party
Sir John Pakington. in the Commons, had announced
that the affairs Of the Cape Of Good Hope the subject
Of anxious consideration and Lord Mamesbury in the
the settlement of the British claims upon the Argentine
Republic.
said treated with marked neglect by the arstocracy Of
Buckinghamshire notwithstanding his being Of the con-
servative party. and opposed to the new ministry;
Not single Bi hop Priest attended Lord Egntouns
the Irish Leutenant) eyee although the Irish no.
bilty mustered in great force
The Limerick people still stirring in the matter of
the Transatlantic packet station The committee resolved
at their last meeting to communicate with the Earl OF
Derby and make his Lordshp aware of the great caabi
ties Of the Shannon.
The small screwsteamer destined for the Aretcsearch
by Capt sready The proposed field Of search il
East of the meridian of Behring's Straits toward Kellers
discoveries in 1849 Herald Island New Siberia Cap
tain Beason takes out autograph letters from the En-
peror of Russia
p. has appealed to the English Chartsts to raise
funds for his unfortunate relatven
a frinnt1ul massacre upon LWo EDSlsn VIC
tory Of London and the Herald, Of Lcith, had taken
in the Chinese The Victory sailed with Coolies
Chinese ports to Calao They rose on the way
killed the master mate and cook and then compelled
Of the mates to the ship. They escaped and Mr.
Fogg the mate brought the vessel to Singapore The
Herald homeward bound from Shanghai. with crew
Of Manamen who became angry with the captain for
putting them the customary allowance and murdered
him and the rest of the officers They then rs rted the
ship after scuttling her and locking the captain wife
into the cabin who thus lost with the sinking vessel
The murderers have been happily arrested and sent to
Batavia to undergo the operation Of the law.
The Liverpool advices announce the suspension OF
Messrs. VI. Retemeyer s. Co. The transactions were
rather considerable but the amount of their has
not been stated
| The recent failure of Mr. A. A. L.ackersteen has in
volved to considerable extent, Mr. j. G. Lacey of the
firm of Lacey Reynolds the old established gun manu-
facturers.
ceived from the Levan describing most unfavorable
state of commercial credit especially in the Ionian
Islands During the preceding week about twenty traders
to 100000 The firm of Maori Co. had also suspended
| at Corfu, with large liabilities
FRANCE.
| The estimates for 1852 are published The State
pepdture calculated 0 1868 44 francs the receipts
100000 those OF the navy by 100000 francs
The extraordinary works are augmented by 100000
| francs
The salaries of the high functonares of State such
ministers bishops ambassadors magistrates and projects
be raised what they before the reductions
made by the provincial governments Ministers to
have 100000 francs year the Minister of War and the
Minister of Foreign Affairs will be allowed 10000 francs
year chief judges and proceurers genereaux from 90
900 francs 5O00 francs The President Of the Court
de Cessation and Proceurer General. 10000
The Duchess Dalmatia widow of Marshal soult died
| at Soultberg on the 18th inst, aged 81.
NJ. Ferdinand Favre has been elected Deputy for
Nantes.
The Moniter publishes decree for the reorganization
| of the order of the Legion of Honor. H
An equestrian bronze statue of the Emperor Napoleon
has been ordered 1t will be erected the triumphal
4 arch of the Place du Carrousal. Iar
pOcp system, which has been greatly extended
in France is be carried into other countries Person
ages partly spies and partly as secret but authorized
agents to be employed. q
The President has been carcatured during the Carnival
in Ghent and apologies have been demanded from the
| Belgian Government.
According to the last accounts from Algeria the mum
er of soldiers who persbed in the terrible
Djema Taunt who have not since appeared is
hundred and forty-four
1 NJ Carnot like Gen Caraignac it is understood will
refuse to take the oath of fidelity to the President
consequently will not sit among the Legisiaitf Corps
Il AUSTRIA.
The Emperor returned to Vienna the 18th TIL
Government officially denies that affirmed by the Ne
Gazette it encouraged France to occupy swita
erand
Letters from Vienna by the last two posts represer
Prince Schwarzenberg to be seriously ill access to- him
= denied to all but his physicians.
!, SPAIN.
The Orden, ministerial journal states that Gen. Coz
cha has been recalled from the CaptainGeneralship
Cuba. of any mstrust the part of tt
Government of the Generals capacity loyalty but b
certain of his have not obtained its az
q The Eoca mentions rumor of decree said to be read
for publication concerning the conversion of debts d
+; by Spain to the United States.
The entrance of Lord John Manners into the Englis
Ministry dsurb the conservative party in Spain, he bt
!. ing sympathizer with the Pretender.
GERMANY.
From Baden and Wurtemburg thousands of emigran
are vending their way to France and Northern German
i'll order to embark for America
At Berlin accounts coming in from all parts of til
suffering of the poor in consequence of dearth of graf
and potatoes in Posen Westphaa. Gres the Tyro Ca
sell etc In Posen there are regular bands of robber
driven by hunger that cavalry obliged to p,tr
the roads protect travellers from attack In Westpha
beans boiled with roots have superseded bread and pot
toes with the poor In Wermeland and 0essland Swede
has already been had to and the barks
for food In Inaumberg mother has drowned HI
two daughters and herself in despair at the approach
starvation In the neghborhood of Dantzig the faiu
the potato crop has induced several landowners to
their attention to the so-calle Russian potato which
at present very little cultivated 1t is said to contR
from thirty to hrtysix per cent saccharine matte
n than the beet-root.
TURKEY.
o On the 9th instant Reschd Pacha renstated
The Presse and Lloyd, of Vienna, have letters fro
Constannople announcing that tirman for the depos
tion of Abbas Pacha. Viceroy of Egypt, is preparin
The correspondents omit to state how it is proposed
armonize such proceeding with the treaty of ISL
guaranteeing the Vceroyaty to Mehemet Ali and all
st heirs.
: CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The English papers comment upon the last news fro
is the Cape The Kaftirs so hard driven that tn
! General would listen to nothing but unconditior
surrender, and week was given for consideration.
the end of that time the British troops entered upon
lands of the Kaifrs. and commenced destroying tht
crops BY the latest Government orders and notices.
appears that the Governor is making arrangements
future deences and that he is about to enbody fre
corps of Kar police and also rural police to be
posed of Hottentos Thus far the Cape frontier aa
assume more cheering aspect and the war it was con
IDENTIFY hoped was near a conclusion The only untowa
feature reported is the further spread of retessn
panic among the colored classes and white uhabtar
hac foA
that in Cape Town the Kar considered to be
M Mm end
: Congressional.
H WASHINGTON April l. 1852
X SENATE.-Mr. Dawson presented the memorial Of t
In Legislature of NewMexico, asking that troops may
ers raised for the defence OF that country
:, Mr. Adams appointed on the Committee of ClaiI
in consequence of the protracted absence of Mr. VIII
- comb occasioned by illness
Mr. Rusk reported by direction of majority of I
Committee Railroads, Whtneys bill for railroad