New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

Us to know. mission DONE
As earth so in the Heaven
Shall our spirits be but
Later Foreign News by the Asia.
We have full details of the brought by the Asia
from which take the following summary:
ENGLAND.
The English papers occupied with discussion of
the ministerial prospects In the House of Lords
Earl Derby had made lengthy speech giving sketch
his political campaign. He stated that although the resg-
nation had taken him completely by surprise he had
temined not to shrink from the responsibility of forming
new Government. He expressed his determination to
pursue calm and temperate policy towards foreign
tos With regard to power of repeing aggression
he believed the navy never in perfect state
and that the efficiency of military considering
its number and the arduous duties had perform
matter for admiration
If the country threatened with invasion the pef-
Pile of England ireland and Scotland would raise as
man. but though he felt alarm that subject he
thought that the present moment favorable for
ganzng the undiscpned valor of the country that they
might resist TO the greatest advantage the trained armies
of the invader The noble lord then passed on after
warning the exies assembled in this country that the
Government would not toeya any attemps their part
against foreign powers to the commercial policy which
it his intention to pursue and expressed his approval
Of the principle Of the American tariff rather than the
free trade system adopted by the late Sir Robert Peel
The Earl of Aberdeen anxious to take the very first
opportunity which presented itself to declare the nt
mate colleague of the late Sir Robert his determine
ton to adhere to the reetrade policy of that
statesman He thought the distinctions drawn by Lord
Derby this subject shadowy and unreal
his part he should oppose duty corn whether for
the noble Lord met with his unqualified appreciation and
he might rely on his cordial support
The Times says: We requested to state that Mr..
George Frederick Young has for the present. declined to
accept the office of Vice President of the Trade
which has been offered to him by the Earl of Derby Ill
heTi.n @ y he cause 81 tne refusal to accept the qce
and accepted Ordnance Lord Hardinge; Lords of the
Admiralty. Admiral Milne Admiral Hornby, Admiral H.
Parker; Secretary to the Admiralty. Mr. A. Stafford
Under Secretary for the Home Department Sir Joie
Under Secretaries of India Board Lord Desart Mr. L.
ury the Marquis of Chandos Mr. Bateson: Chief Com
missioner of the PoorLaw Board, Sir John Trollope.
Thomas Moore is dead He died the 26th February.
last few years his mind became affected but
last century had seen of what best and
brilliant in every department than Thomas Moore and Of
the polished and intellectual society in which he moved
he of the brightest ornaments To the last h.
intimate friend of Lord John Russell his death
coincided with his friends fall from power Moore was
born in the same year (7sO) with Beranger He desired
to be buried in the churchard of the parish where
died
OF the Arctic Expedition find the following
The vessels commissioned will be well supplied with Off
fully competent to take charge of the searching par
ties when they arrive in the Arctic regions. The Assist
(he flag ship will have Captain Sir Edward Belcer
Commander Richards, two eutenans. master, and
clerk in charge. The Resoute Captain Kellett G b.
will have three eutenants one master and one clerk in
charge The North Star Commander Pulcn. lieute-
ant master and one clerk in charge. The Intrepid
screw-steaer Commander McCntock. tender the As
sistance master. and two assistant engineers The
Assistance and Resolute have taken board large sup
ply Of Goals. instead of ballast. and the hands now
bnsy employed in taking on board the iron water tanks
The bows of both vessels have been sharpened by
ing strong pieces of timber which will be covered with
iron and they will be much easier tow during their
next than they during their voyage to the Arctic
regions
From ireland have of the death of Dr. Murray
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin This venerable
prolte has long been the leader of the moderate party
among the Roman Catholic clergy of Ireland, and his
death will leave the party of DR.. Cullen and Dr. McIae
almost wholly unupposed.
True bills have been found by the grand jury of Dun
dalk against Mr. Joseph Cartan the proprietor of the
Dundalk Democrat for sedtous libel lie entered into
the usual securities to take his trial which will take place
i'll the Queens Bench next term The Freeman journal
asks: 'As this prosecution instituted by the de-
parted Government would it not be prudent in the
Attorney General to inaugurate his with act Of
favor. and discharge the indictment -
steamer has gone to Ireland to bring the Earl of Cla
rendon to England
The Evening Mail states that the Chief Justiceship
the Irish Queens Bench has been offered to Mr. Jonathan
Hem The appointment would be an excellent one, but
it by certain that the learned gentleman will
| acceptit
FRANCE.
Advces from Paris announce that number of political
prisoners have been set at liberty at Moulns NJ GUM
nard who sentenced to imprisonment for life for hav
ing joined Ledru Ron and Others in his attempt at in
in 1S49 has been pardoned by the President of
the Republic.
The Globes correspondent says that is reported that
of the opposition candidates for the Legislative body
have declared that if elected they will refuse to take the
oath prescribed by the Constitution Some ask Why
Louis Napoleon does not obtain absolution, according to
the forms of the Romh Church. for the violation of the
oath that he had taken to the Constitution of 1S4S
But the answer is That the oath not taken the
Gospels and therefore the Church had nothing do
with it,
1t is certain that the French and Austrian
less friendly since the arrival of dispatches from st
Petcrsburgh in which the Emperor declares that if Aus
tra step assist France in disturbing the
treaties Vienna o
| Prussia.
The President ball had taken place at the Tu
cries The number of tickets issued am informed
5oo and so numerous were the applications that notice
inserted days since in the papers to the effect
that no more invitations could he issued 1t is stated
however that not less than 5000 persons present
The President arrived at the palace Mt O'Clock. and left
ut midnight The Marshals present Jerome Bona
parte Ksis and Exeelmans Al the Ministers ATTENDED
ter WAS prevented by an accident which occurred to hs
SON whose leg was broken by kick from horse. The
Diplomatic Corps and Consular body in Paris nearly
complete considerable number of Senators appeareo
in their official costume and NJ Baroche appeared ir
that of tho Vice President of the Council of State Th
attendance of military considerable, and several
Commandments of the Reformed National Guard were pres
ent in their new uniform The same total absence OF
high society," noticed at this at the first ball
The opposition candidates have ventured to plncar'
of the public thoroughares with addresses and to
issue voting tickets for the coming elections -
The Government is extending its precautions to prevent
the elections of candidates opposed to it, and as ars
number of the Departments are still under state oi
the coming election prOtnsesto oV
as that which confirmed the usurpaon OF LOUIS Napo
leon.
| GERMANY.
Count Thuu the President of the Frankfort Dict hat
nrornsed 10 the Prussian Government the plan of Pres
law for the whole Confederation The Government had
| fused to sanction it.
The state of distress the Prussan provinces is increas
ing in most terrifying manner in Berlin itself TIL
scarcity of vctuals is felt potatoes rising in pric
about loo per and bread is diminishing in quat
and quantity The prospect for the next is YER
far from being satisfactory.
Telegraphc dispatches have been received by the Aus
trian stating that the Sth inst two tri
coored flags Of the Italian Republic were planted in tn
public thoroughfares of Italian city. omitted
and cockades of the same character every wher
distributed At San Marino and Spoetto similar demon
strations took place
SWITZERI. AND.
Letters from Switzerland speak Of 4 second frcnc
note repeating the demand contained in the arSt nn
asserting the right of France indicate refugees for
pulson which she requires sha! take place as matte
OF course
RUSSIA.
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