New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-09
Foreign News by the Africa.
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Foreign News by the Africa.
ENGLAND.
Nothing important in Parliament There has been q
discussion as to applying the parliamentary reform b 10
cotland and Ireland Leave given to bring in nin
to that effect ll5T9-'--177 ~
The Commissioners appointed by the Treasury to INQUIRE
into and report ON the proposed purchase appropra
on Of the Glass Palace have concluded their inyestiaa
on They have collected evidence and advice from Sir
Joseph Paxton and others the projects for the future
use Of the building among these the projects
winter garden. gallery in aid relief of the Britsh
Museum and industrial and educational Institute to
combine the leading scientific societies Of London the
school Of Design, The questions of site and cost
we're necessarily carefully considered The ultimate de-
con Subject to the sanction of parlsament) will rest
with the Lords Of the Treasury. S& 55
We have much pleasure in announcing that Mr. Laysrd
VINO was long time attached to the Embassy Constan
nople but who is better known by his discoveries at
Foreign Affairs. }SS4 II ttf4sfIt
body has been washed ashore at Bidford North
Devon supposed to be that Of Of the Amazon unfcr
unates Two casks Of oil, much charred, were found
floating at sea of Weymouth and Shorehan g5'
Ihe daughter Of Marquis name not mentioned, hss
eloped Win one OF the tutors attending the family.
s IRELAND. fgsas t.8E s'sysg.
Joseph Carter the proprietor and editor Of The DndaA
Democrat extreme tenant right Journal was arrested Feb
u BY order OF the Government for malicious and wicked
iibels exciting hatred and malice between landlords and
tenants He was admitted to bail, and will be tried at
next Assizes .l. -
There had been election at Kinsae which passed of
without any excitement.
b -"t FRANCE ls= .a.R5
NJ de Lamartne has addressed letter to the Journal
de Sdone d Loire in which he expresses his intention
fuse any invitation to offer himself candidate for thu
legislative body. 5.., ae
The sentence of deportation decreed against Marc
Duaisse and Greppo ex-representatiyes is to
perpetual banishment TX
The three other representatives who were comprised in
the sentence transportation which has inst heen remit
ted with regard to Messrs Greppo Marc Dufrasse
were NJ Lafon now in the prison Of ST. Pelage Rich
ardet sick in the hopital Of st. Louis and Mot who
remains in one Of the prisons of the Eievre.
The Moniteur contains DEGREES ordering the payment
the dividends of the Greek loan March l. to Messrs
ment by the Greek Governments ordering the and
DEGREES of the Government to be placared in all the COM
mnnes OF Frances conceding the branch railways from
Dion to Besancon, and from Dole and Salins.
Berryer and Alfred de Musset elected members of
| the Assembly.
eerees ordering the liberation of some of te oIit
ical prisoners have led disturbance in some Of the
departments where the population badly disposed The
people understood that general amnesty proclaimed
and that the authorities placing every obstacle in its
way The Marseles Courier says that the
Of an nsurreeton has taken place in the Department of
the Gard the Heraut and the Arche Large masses of
assembled round the prison to set the in
confinement at liberty and the troops were obliged to fire
on them Details wanting
The Times correspondent SAYS rumor was current
which, well founded, would be anything but agreeable
had reference to the state of feeling certain districts
Of Belgium also of regiments the Belgian army
those rumors be depended upon they would imply
that feelings unavorabe to their good and too favor
able to France, apparent
The cautonm money required to be deposited under the
Press Law Will be l00.O00f the maximum fine rs OnOf
The paper will be suppressed after the third condemns
offences but not by jury ten-centime stamp is talked
OF for every Journal and the stamp OF the euon is as
before stated to be abolished But whatever the law
the press may be- it certain that sort of criticism of
the Administration will be tolerated.
SWITZERLAND. r.
The Swiss journals mention that the Government of the
Republic is in state of great alarm on account of new
which has been by the French oyrrnueni
| 0f nj the
French refugees who suspected plotting the
Government of their country-o which demand the Swiss
Government ut and without the aghtes hesitation
its consentbut it insists the Swiss
closing all unions and its employing energetic meas
against any popular manifestations which have been
in that country for the purpose forcing the Cow
ernment to have elections. -
1t is said that the French Minister of Foreign Affairs
has intated to the Swiss Minister resident Paris that
great is the interest which the President feels in the
elvetic Republic he cannot avoid his counsels should
not be followed, coming to arrangement with Austria
and Prussia with view to their coming understand
ing with respect to the adoption Of joint coercve meas
ures for the purpose Of keeping down the democrstc
| spirit in Switzerland 80
The Upper Chamber. in its sitting Of February H. at
6rmed the motion of NJ Klee removing the trial Of poll
tcal offenders and crimes from the CON of ;,,rv
1t is said that Austria and France have concnaeds
secret treaty fixing the eventuaties which shall
the occupation of Switzerland by France Austria At
Berlin this treaty has excited sensation Prussia has
not been consulted in matter in which she 10 deeply
interested
Il SPAIN.
The following letter addressed to the Queen by the
regcide Merino previous to his death:
..Madame-Martin Merino. unworthy to be counted In
the number of your Maesys subjects for the purpose
tranquilizng his conscence humbly approaches and
prays your Majesty to condecend Christian to
don him the atrocous injury which in moment of de
plorabe madness he had the misfortune on ths
person Of your Majesty The infinite mercy of the King
of Kings induces him hope that will obtain his par
don die in peace He wishes to obtain and at least
he is unworthy of obtaining of mplorng that of your
Majesty. ~ s MER1So,s
Merno also declared in the of the Governor
the prison and OF several persons that he had no accom-
| pices.
The Queen has made present to Our Lady of Atocha
of the mantle she the day she was stabbed and
| which pierced by the knife of the assassin
| TURKEY.
Ateegraphc dispatch dated at constantinops January
remains Grand Yzier but that Redscbd pacba returned
to the Cabinet only two days after his dismissal the
title of President of the Supreme Council of Justice
| EGYPT.
Dates to January 81 The viceroy has declared to the
Representatives of the Five Powers that the necessity
signing the acceptance Of the Tanzaat will prevent him
from answering for the safety foreigners Egypt Tha
Consuls have pettioned the British Embassador at
seems abandoned
yENHE undersigned commune to make hbersl
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