New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13
NUMBER 35.

letter from Castres Of March Is states that ten
irrests have been effected at La Bastfde in conseeIe
u fonidable secret organization ha wing been dtseever
here. which extended ranifeatfons into the Depart
nent Of the Herault. |
The Patre states that ex-representaves Hho
quilted France voluntarily after the eg,p det have i
returned 1t adds that three ex-representatives Of h.,
have applied for letters in
United States.
NJ Emile de Girardin has been allowed to return to
Paris for bis private affairs. ariEiS arzif48 /
1t il announced that NJ. Pialan de Persigny. lges
Minister Of the Interior. about 10 be married TO
IInIle de Grammont. daughter of the Duke de (;rsn
mont. and niece to the Count d'Qrsay. 74 /
The Office of the Minister Finances had been he
ieged by people demanding the documents to enable
hem sell their five per cent stock At two ocloc on
ent away by the police london Standard. March y
The Journal bdte-ei- gives long list of persd
rho have been simply ordered to leave France Many
# them have never been arrested and know WIZ
hey are expelled All the information they receive y
passport oe sent them by the police, with orders to
cave the territory of France within eight days The lit
contains the names Of advocates attorneys SOLICITOR
school masters editors apothecares farmers
etc 1l.. 81 e. .t-,s....
brgades Sunday March in the grand square Of the
ruleries. He accompanied by brilliant staff and
the whole ceremeny we are told was most animated and
imposing On the Presidents way heme to the Ely3ee
Of /" vive Emperor ,"rEl4' s''t sI- f o. nAF
The Pare says that the secret societies the south
movement The Minister Of Police is aware Of their in
tenons, and is fully prepared to defeat their object
The President Of the Republicti said will visit this
year Bordeaux Bayonne Toulouse Ma-seies and Tou-
ion; and probably: Nantes and Brests i'-5to5 4
The report gains ground that CONVENIENT intend to
reduce the army 1880 men and to augment the
darrnerie mobile 2510U0. " - ''-. ''' *'t 90 IA
secret conspiracy has been discovered at Labastide
which has led to the arrest Of ten persons. st "a
f..t 4-t.H ia gyi SPAIN s2 b, SOS -.s,, I'd
.l, ,s .ssF, Correspondeugs the Chronicle
M.DRID. March 16 The dismissed of Gen J. Concha
from the governorsip of Cuba is the chief theme Of
naent hereeat present uein ~ .a8 Ns1H.s9 Tiny %
General Canedn the Captan.G of Cuba left
yesterday for Cadz with Generals Medinila and Mar
ques who will replace Generals Leymerieh and Manzano
who went out with Gen Goncha and had high appoint
ments under him. Don Castor Canedo ne phew OF the
General has also gone out with him in judicial stua
tion and is to be also '' censor Of the pressi p ~
In of the retirement of the Marquis Of Mraores
which some think not Impossible i is sad that senor
0fice. and Senor Olivan come into the Home office.
., t....-. D.. ....- SWITZERLAND. ..l -
GENEVA March 20--That the difference with France
regarded quite as much as question Of the internal
policy of the foreign relations Switzerland is proved
by the of the controversy that survives its settle
Berne and the Central Power against Geneva and
canona Independence the powers still conflicting
The refugees have been abandoned with tolerabe readi
by both parties but the question Of rights and urs
dctions raised in reference to them seems likely
tinue. J5FdE - i..E
The dispute did not turn. by any means much oa,
whether they should be expelled not the demand
of France. which power-the central the loe.
should expe them Even now that most Of them are
gone that ii is quite certain any number which may be
hereafter de1auded will be as readily expelled
tion MS to where the power of expulsion lies s still de
bated The organ Of the Federal Council acknowledges
that the Genevese Government has done its duty in
the matter Of refugees in that has not
promised the - that as the French de-
nand it showed wish much less disposition, to resist
It. is net nat The The F2rsgs PGWsr ina. % mp o. He
Iower if it gains its end it must be of comparative nj,
Importance by whom the expusions at its dictaton
affected and to those expelled it H exactly the
thing whether they given up by the local central
power But to the respective authorities thus brought
into conflict the question raised for the first TIME.
tains all its interest E '' +' "'' 1'i'' tti7
1t is therefore continued with all the streng tn that do
mestc disputes assume. But though there rrnnrs
that the Federal Government contemplaes active
sres against the authorities Of Geneva and that
military occupation of the canton by the Federal
troops has been threatened it may be safely assumed that
such steps will be taken. ,-i 7N.r.s- - t-HssH,
The charges of resistance to the central authority
the part Geneva have been exaggerated 1t must be
recoected the Governments by the de-
the Conservative party in several of the
have against them the Conservatives. not only of the
canton itself but of the whole of Switzerland and such
charges multiplied and agnifed with that does
not always weigh evidence. Fnl b1s g 7 Ii7e5i5
t las i@Ls'' DENMARK. So. ID 50 'a ,h5 aii g.
The Opposition in the Danish Diet has wisely concludes
to pass the address of the King expressing
confidence in the present Ministry which has formed tn
subject of long and animated debate in both Chamber
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY !
| The Hungarian Committee left Vienna in high dud
geon The Cabinet steadily refuses make concession
which could initiate against the unity Of the Empire
the Hungarian mobiles will never support goy
ernmen whose professed aim is to reduce Hungary to h
level Of Austrian province. 1.-THE machinery
of Government cannot work., say the Hungarians, al
long the itt Of the nation clogs its wheels
this will always be the until its just demands
granted
| AUSTRIA, HUNGARY AND FRANCE israa
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times says
The Government is playing hazardous game and man.
experienced politicians of opinion that the chanc
| against its winning; they prophesy that til
finances will be the downfall of the present Administ
ton and possibly of the empire 1t cannot be donbte
thht the Ministers feel how urgent is the necessity for til
srctest economy but they not to have resoltio
enough to make head against the military Clique whic
has The of the Emperor. The Russian Tschin' Q
IA military grades of rank has not yet been introduce
here but the who cannot sport uniform is con
sdered little better thana .yahoo' by the miiitaI
authorities who surround the Sovereign As the En-
Nicholas is initiated in every thing, so the journe
from Trieste Vienna performed with almost incred
ble speed to the dismay of the postmasters betwee
Trieste and Laibaeh, whose poor ades kept tn
top of their speed up hill and down dale The journe
between the seaport and the capital accomplished
somewhat less than twenty hours. After the grand
view in honor of the Russian Princes which took plac
yesterday the whole Of the 9th army corps consisting
Is battaons "a squadrons and 10 guns deed before h
Monarch and his guests who leave tomorrow for ITALY
AZ usual the troops received three days pay extra.
a grand military review held Vienna in honor
| the Russian Princes. The 9th army corps on tn
ground consisting of about 2sooO men Of all arms Th
Emperor surrounded by most brilliant staff of off
! GERS among them two teld-marshas. Wndiscl
gratz, who carried his baton and Count Nugent, bot
the blue rband of the Russian order OF St Andrew
The day closed with the second and last theatrical enter
tanmcnt at the pallce.i YSH '."ff 7f' 't. sii1-
The Vienna Gazette eontains the nomination Of th
|
that to be called after them The I'd Regimen
of lssr will henceforth be styled the Nicholas ussar
and the 26th Regiment of the line the Michael Infantry
Nothing has been heard of the lost Mariana. Itsi
Englishmen or lonians already in Austria, who lat
foreign must exchange them for English Ionian pas
ports within three months. In future Englishmnn
lonan travelling with passport issued by foreign
thorities will be admitted into Austria 5.izf
The French President continues to forward assurance
of his peaceful intentions. The recently published Prli
sian invitation to the German States to attend the Hov
rein Conference is considered sinsoent u by people
office. certain Englshman-I believe of ii
Spencer famiyenjoying the style and title of Father
version of the misguided Protesants of England and Il
turtherance of Roman Catholicism in that benight
country. In speech made here by the rev. genema
he informed his audience that he had been, laboring
convert his relations, friends and feowcountrymen
the last Is years. but he neglected to state what his
cess had been An English Consulate has at length be-
formed in the interior of Bosnia.
II a'l ,s".h ~ O. FOREIGN ITEMS. '--
Large quantities of fine oysters have been discover
Nykjobing ut Morse Denmark HOLSTERS also abouf
ill the same waters, but the people have proper meal
4 Of procuring them, -5 - ...,..= ,..r,- MIA
The death Of Parish priest in living called skev
that during the last ITO years the Parish has only had v
clergymen. 4u'j,t '' @ lsp7l 3i1 ..l4
The Russian Government has hitherto confined i
manufacturing energies to its great cities where by meal
of system of prolbve Customs duties has succeede
in establishing number of manufac ctores on very art
scale intends to extend the same theory To Il
interior For this purpose it has just announced const
cradle privileges for those who Will build Workshops etc
in the Governmentssuch exemption from taxation
certain time freedom from colscripon Tor the lahore
empoyeh and large Government loans ut very low raj
of interest The effect OF this will be the still furth,