New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

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bsousht by the steamer Europa
he oF hc steauer Europa reached this city yes
lay evening. We have reenfFed correspondence
and papers Liverpool 9th ut from London
TO the 23d and Paris the I'D We have vsrous items
published
had yesterday by telegraph, that John Cranpton ESQ
eldest son Of the Surgeon General has been appointed her
as@'y Minister and Penpotentiary to the Government
q tne United State in the place of Sir Henry Lytten
Bulwer who goes Envoy Florence take the place
Vacated By tne dfta Of Mr. Richard Laior shiel It is
added thai this Information communicated by Lord
Garelon at the city banquet. The Mail says that Mr.
aurng ms tour in Ireland expressed his wish
that the appointment Mr. Crampton might be made
An Irish Industrial Exhibition after the style of th.
Wod Jar IN london is to take place Cork in the
| 1nid'e Of next June.
Lord Brougham has zone to Paris for the n,,rrose Il 10
snggested OF advising the President
me Pans ratrle says It appears from the books af
the offices OF the steamships Of liverpool Southampton
that several Just embarked for
America Three of them proceed to the United and
| manufactures
The French refugees upon the Swiss frontiers have re-
ceved passports for America
One Of the Maple Ietter5 Of the 7th nit says The
United States frigate Independence ordered home
some days since; but owing To the from France
Commodore Morgan ba thought proper not to leave th
Mediterranean without "a ship OF war
very long and able letter from B. azeemere a,-
pears in the Times ID rpy 10 that Of Prince Esertazy in
which he yndicates In hungarian from the crit-
cisms of the Prince He pressea teeiied disaof a.
ton Of Rossuths policy b' concludes with the
| lished.
tn" Independence, of Rru,s statesthat Nine Georges
SAND mas Just been arrested n the department Of the
indreet-Lore where She bad taen up her residence
| AUSTRIA AND TIE rN;Tgp STATES,
The Vienna correspondent of the London News writing
under date Of the 18th ult says:
There appears to be very hostile feeling growing III,
between Austria and America and there is report
about certain dispatches Of very curious nature having
been recently sent from the Government of IN. rTn;tei
States to vienna This feeling worth mentioning he
cause it has only arisen lately But few months aao
very friendly relations existing and one of the Ans
triah Arehdukes actually set out on yoyacc to New
York and only delayed by violent fever which,
seized him at Trieste
The foregoing cannot have reference to the Eate
ton Of ossuh in Washington to the interview he
tween cheyaer Hulsemann and the President for intel
gence OF these events could not have reached Vienna
We recoiect noticing. lately in Vienna letter that a
special bearer Of dispatches had arrived that city from
Washington.
FRANCE
The Constitution is go into operation until the
Senate is formed and the Legislative corps elected The
President meets with difficulty in procuring of posi-
ton and character to enter his Senate Montalenber has
| consented
The Minister Of the interior has sent out eircuar
calling upon the people to proper choice of renr
sentatfvesnot orators politicians but well meaning
men and directing them how to their election
1a7nfs'a ~ FrnceW ile it is announced in the Paris
papers that the Inauguration will occupy elt davs
and great pains will be taken ause the Paris;aps sp
also that long lists of arrests are river, in t
Vlncal papers ttfe4tt numbers. however of
rested on suspicion have been examined released vet
courts martial are now in session at many different points
! of the country.
Strange say the decree of banshment produced a
great sensation though every body knew that the decree
only sanctioned what had been already done 1t Is stated
however that it would be great mistake TO uiyos at
the decree spoken Of comprises the eth part Of the
banhed all of the representatives subjected
to that General Cavagnacs name is not orIn
III it. Eugene Sues Pierre eroux-s nor Michel
le Bourges de Lammennaiss nor those of dozen
others Of less note. Yet all these received private
orders to quit France have escaped after learning that
warrants had been issued for aTrestng them
Great numbers of persons not Representatives. have
been privately ordered to leave the country Some
these belong to the Paris bar and faculty Twelve the
principal citizens of Orleans have banished in the
same way Very few of the names in this category are
published in the newspapers.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Minister Of the Interior has directed committee
to make draught of laws hungary on the basis
Of the ordinances of the 1st of December The prpsi-
dent of the committee is Baron Gehringer The gentle.
men composing the committee ultra-couservatives
and employees.
The London Daily News has been prohibited at Vienna
The Vienna Gazette Of the 18th contained an Imperial
Patent dated Jan H. abolishing trial by jury throughout
the Empire Proposals in active preparation for
Austrian loan to be effected in the foreign market
SWITZERLAND.
The Bale Gazette says: The Bund announces that a
refugee in Switzerland had sought to revontionze Al
by orders of Mazzn and is pretended that letters
of compromising character had been found among pa
pers will observe this subject that the person il,
question is refugee and that did not reside in
| Switzerland He resided in the Duchy of Baden,
Bale He was employed in commercial house at Bale
and aware that he at all connected with
politics His papers seized at Bale and his resi-
dence. He arrested. expelled and has since gone
America One single refugee compromised with him
and he has also been expelled by the Federal Council
/ MOVEMENTS IN RUSSIA
The Stockholm paper .9fion5{adet. for January con
tains the following important although pciti
cal intelligence 1t has been remarked that the letter
which have lately arrived here from Finland have
more than usually cautious-ilmOst mysterious This
has given rise to fears that the Russian serf-ruler ita
some violence in store against the weak
their former Swedish liberties which unhappy br4ti-
rem of the northeastern shores o the Baltic still possess
OF late these fears have assumed the shape most
distressing rumors. private letter. which has fortunate
y evaed the control of the Postoicr that the
provincial governors have been declared by an innefia
ukase to be independent of the Finnish Senate for
the future anserable to the General overnor alone
resides in st Petersburg Another report that
Senate has been altogether dissolved IT is not vet
known how far these statements to lie believed and
| we anxfously await further intelligence
The journal Of ST. Petersburg the 9th has accounts
from the Caucasus which state that though, since tn,
closing of the summer campaign there had been gene
raj Iising engagements had taken place between the
Russian troops and the mountaneer mt Natnu Hhais
the Soupa, and at other places all Of which had terrn
mated ayoraby to the Russians and been followed by the
! submission of some of the chiefs and their bands.
| The PostEGazette of Frankfort Of the 18th utimo
says: The Constitutional right in saying that the
Emperor Of Russia had approved of the act of the
cember But it not by ante grap letter hnt he
expressed his satisfaction it by confidential letter
Of Count de Nesserode to the Russian charge dAfTare>
contents to Count Turgot. Minister of Foreign Affair
No copy was, however presented to the Minister the
Prince continuing himself to perus.tl Of it. The letter
cpngrat uatea the President having saved Eurupeau
civilization from the dangers OF 1857
| ITALY.
Rome, January l-Thc Advocate tiennarelli has been
banshed from Rome subsequently to the search made in
his house lie the last remaining deputy Of the re
publican constituent assembly and it always a mat
Of surprise that he should have been allowed remain
| so long unmolesed in the capital Forty-eight hour
were allowed for his departure.
Extensive preparations are begun in the Colosseum
and 1t Is the intention of the municipality to throw
al those shabby houses which cucumber the bac,
Of the Pantheon separate that glorious
of ancient architecture completely from surrounding oh
| jects and allow its proportions to out without
modern obstructions.
| The Material of War.
charge having been made through the col
umns of the Newl ork Herald that George Law,
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