New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-02

The Spanish Royal Navy now consists of one
neofbattle ship and two in construction five rgatcs
six corvetes eight briggs of first class three of second
steamers of all sizes of which five Mt Cuba five Others
employed packets between the Peninsula and the An.
titles, and four ut the Philippine Islands, the wa
there There also eight transport ships The coast
guard service is stated to comprise steamers two brig
schooners schooners three mistco fourteen uccas
of first class twenty of second class and sixty smaller
vessels
The Paris correspondence of the independence
Beige reports that the law requiring newspaper articles to
be signed by the writer's be abolished This appears
to be natural consequence of its being the
the to afford much protection possible
to its satellites who the only writer's in the press
whose pen may range with license.
No small degree of excitement has been crea-
ted by the discovery of body imbcded in walls of
St Stephens Chapel London While the workmen were
chipping old stone wall of the chapel they upon
something rolled up in and, uncovering it, Il
human form disclosed in perfect state of prescrva-
ton. wooden pastoral staff found by s'side such
carried by the mtrcd abbots of the oden time
Mr. Barry sent for, and in the meantime. the
mains strictly guarded, in order that examine
ton may be made The walls in which this interesting
relic discovered, form part of the chapel built by
Richard H. in 1898 thesmoney for the purpose having
been raised by tax imposed all foreigners then resid
ing in the kingdom Tie body must therefore have been
mbedded nearly five hundred years 1t found in the
wall of the crypt under the high altar where in the old
inconsistencies there generally to be found small
chapel underneath the great public church To buried
in this position mark of distinction the
founder.
The Gazette de France says: ''Some time
back there idea of establishing immense elcc-
trio lighthouse some lofty part of the Capitol in place
of the gas lights. We understand that this plan is about
to be carried into execution and that already preparations
have been commenced for the purpose the top of the
tower of St Jacques-a- Bouchere.'
The Jesuits have been attempting to obtain a
decree disabling the Jews from holding any public func-
ton. As the government of Louis Napoleon lately made
emphatic protest in favor of the Jews in radical Can
ton Of Switzerland where they threatened with pro-
scrpton it is not likely with NJ Fould his Minister
of Finance, and Baron Roschd for his banker that he
viii be guilty of any unndness towards the Israel
The terror in the French provinces goes on
increasing daily. In many parts of the country the
troops out and beat the woods for
hunting game A detachment of the 35th regiment,
after long chase Lately caught II forest al St
Thbery i'll the Herault at the unsportsmanike hour
O'Clock in the morning In the same neghborhood
the papers speak of arrests having been made by the
Dozen and by the score by the military. Cafes and
public houses without number have been closed
The costume of the French Senators will be
nagni6ceny embroidered at least if may believe the
designs which artist has been ordered draw 1t is
yet known whether the coat will be cloth or in vel
vet the cut OF it will be quite French but more elegant
than any that has yet been In bringing embroidery
into for funconares it is wished to give fresh i'm
pulse to that branch of industry which has long been
suffering severely both in Paris and at Nancy.
NJ de Tscherhenin, Russian Priyy Councillor,
has arrived in Berlin lie is said to he bearer of dis
patches from the Russian Emperor Louis NAPOLEON in
which the Gar opposes any attempt of the French Pres
dent to put on his head the imperial crown as being in
compatible with the treaty of ISIS.
1t is thought not improbable that the Emperor
of Austria may take the imperial crown Of Germany
which the King of Prussia refused in 1910