New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28
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FRANCE. 'e+ o.
There present than 1000 persons impriss
ia Paris More than 10000 stlf incarceratad in IT,
senates Of the forts with nothing but straw to lie on
The rest have been shot or butchered.
Demosthenes Olivier ex-representative sil in prison
at Mazas has related to lady, who gained him
the following monstrosy aDurfDg three successive
tights they awakened masse teIiag Us that We
we're to be shot Then they ordered descend into
'e square where after ghtful anxiety they
ordered us to return to cells telling s that the exc
e' vas NOT 70 take place that night but that Il
nossby 90 e The next They thus made thrice suffer
IL can esy be conceived that after such refined cruel
ties no others we're spared. woman during ak days
therefore took her three little children the eldest Of which
only six years old and, shutting them uu In her
lice Your Children said they si,al not al until
you reveal where yonr husband Horribly tortured
between the pangs Of wife and mother remained
during twentyou hours without saying word After
twenty -four hours had elapsed they reminded her Of her
children not having eaten She still preserved dence
and it only about after the lapse Of thirty
SIX hoursthat she thought Of her children not having
The abode Of her husband. r. 94sa ~ n
fhe military laws authorize every enemy taksn with
Of people have been arrested since the I'm when tne nra
tended hoseiies were over AL the designated
puoeans N sne daEters were seized and thrown into
they were shot at the prefecture de police but az the
fusang was too noisy they substituted the following
days the axe and the sabre to accomplish their bloody
work it was srgeHt de ue who himself related the
luguerious drama Met by Of his old friends he
asked why he in plain dress II can endure it no
longer said he (. We have heen during four DAYS en-
pl1yed at the prefecture de police the md the
sabre against the people, and could not stand any
ger and left Several sergeuts dc vile have bscoms
insane We were swelterng in blood up to our kneea
at length was seized with - And indeed the
erents de Vile arrogant no longer look any
in the face utterly do they feel themselves debased
At the prison Of Mazas many prisoners shot. The
Of the ID of September 1882 were renewed The
prisoners brought to the spot and were
ordered go to ts right toxhe ie Those who went
through the door to the right oshers not
The plan Of all those unheard OF crueities ia ami
hiate all those the Republican PARTY capable Of taking
the initiative Of melting the This plan is
red with Internal calculation The most innocent
people implicated vague accusation Of having
participated in plot.
Med Lavaiette has received Instructions from the
French government not to interrupt his diplomatic com
muucattos with the Porte The Austrian Presse makes
| the following significant remark
France has lees inclination and than
| to act in opposition to the wishes Of Russia
1t is said that several Russians Of high and among
others Count pahien. who Russian ambassador in
Paris in the time Of Louis Philippe have been speaking
Of Louis Napoeon and his acs in some Of the principal
sasons Of Paris in that has attracted the notice
Of the police and it has been intated them that
they should not be more careful in their language. they
might probably receive notice to quit France wv
Gagnani contradicts the report that the Marquis Of
Normandy is about to he replaced by Sir Henry Bulwer
as British ambassador in Paris.
FOREIGN Policy OF THE FREsefi pRrsrpESr-The
Paris correspondent Of the Daily News after noticing
intended removal Of Louis Napoleon to the Tueries pro-
ceeds to Perhaps Louis Napoleon win not deem this
incident in the Emperors the worthy of
ta'ion In the time there is but too much reason
to beicve that those which imputed to the Pre-
siept designs OF foreign are not alto
gether ufounded am that in England deal Of
skepticsm expressed upon this point am bound
from good authentic without paying the
tenon the degree probability which may be attached
to such views the other side Of the channel And
Of ALL let call your attention most remarkable
expression which in the Moneur and which has
evidently not been put there for nothing In the pre-
amble Of the decree designating the military division
it is said with regard TO the limits of the 9th division.
whose headquarters strasbourg The sixth div-
sion il that of ssrasbourg destined by its form and posi-
ton not to change long He frontiers themselves do nut
change The words in italics are noted by every one as
pregnant with meaning may be like the cloud about
the size of mans hand which oyerspread the heavens
With tempests In connection with this subject the fol-
lowing remark sreported having recently dropped
from Louis Napoleon: '1The Emperor he is repre-
sented to have said has boqueatbed to me debt to
France the province the Rhine will discharge it I
needless to how little reliance to be placed
the most pacific assurances of man who went on up to
the last hour before the ae protesting his respect
for the law. and his religious regard for his oath.
1t clear that whatever representation may be made
Prussia and Russia Louis NapoIenns desire culti-
vas peaceful relations with all the world those power.
IN not fall to and put their ornaments upon war
potng 1t is possible that Austria whom the Russian
alliance has weighed heartily. may be attraced By
promises from France shift the burden her support
particularly as the view Of the Grbet If Yienn il t,
weaken Prussia and prevent her eifecuay from aspiring
u to the first place ia the German confederation France
at present the chief obstacle Austria in Italy and b.
syering ecuntenancinG her designs the iega
items ard Penost might purchase her agrseplent to th
separation Of The Bnt province from Prussia prl,ssi
" also has views upon Baien and Switzerland which Nigh
indes ndeiice aeAnted from har IN feeling and eontir
y ually teningo ineorpura with France provided tha
"a she were allowed to indemnify herself by encroaclment
u RETIREMENT OF LORD r1,,fEnsrov
~ The Paris correspondent Of Sue london Morning Cirpr
ID ee writes The universal opinion here Is that Lord Pa
erons disgrace is the consequence Of the isapproy5
in high quarters Of the absolute and complete approbato
N given by Lord pa.merston the coup de,a of the I'd D.
cemAr II is said that anxious his ordship not
lese time in at,aatin ,at apprebaton to the Presde
Of the Republic himself that Immediately after the recel
the I'd December. Of the the dissoutio
Of the Assembly and the appeal to the people he sent
+ communicating lis approval of Louis Napoeor's cCnlc
The consequences that the whole of tle Constitutional
which still adhees to tie fallen fortunes the house
Orleans delighted with the forced retirement
y noble lord and look npon it as a cstlmony on The part
the English Government If sympathy for those const
tutiopn institutions which France enjoyed under the 5
L nasty of July but of which she is now deprived III
y friends of the President of the Republic greatly an
of npyed at the change and look the inauguration
of new line of policy the part of kngand and Of
better understanding between her government and tn
+, northern powers 49,
y The Vienna correspondent Of the aaIne paper says
Ii would be impossible 10 overrate the Importance at
of ched in Austria the change in the English nistr
h can venture to say that it would have been difficult
- hndlast night man, child, that had &c
by heart the substance Of tho teiegraphic dispatch
Ne nouncng to the world that Lord Paerson no longe
enjoyed the confidence of her Britannia Majesty Group
M formed themselves in the streets, charged with tn
weigty intelligence, and knots of middle class politician
to be every where eager and attentive Will
I'd one more skilled or at least daring than the
s undertook to set forth the pith and moment of th
ty message. 1t was indeed, highly amusing hear til
d. great of the day repeae,, upon
persons whose secluded retreat had before been
i'll yaded by the of the great Austrian bugtear
Ike whose lips for the first time pronounced it. The view
eh tile matter taken by the you will easily unde
rs stand bears but complexion Der Lloyd alone ndul
at ing in unrestrained opprobum of the fallen statesia
'ss whose false and willy character the opinion of
ed writer, totally untitled him represent tS Britt
let Lion abroadthe darker vices Of Italian courti
er being more congenia to his nat are 1t would
In purpose whatever to give You further specimens Of
de official inyeetSetho Correspondents organ Of Goves
he mRnt containing article the subject sufficiently
y plessive without being violent. The official paper
lid common with other of the daily ournals purely atri
ere utes the change in Downing street to the influence
events in France and that hope is held ont that Lc
ere Granvile's policy will be of nature reeabh Il
ing cordial understanding with EnelandS old allies that ha
sen so long Interrupted that heucetorth the name
its grest English nation longer he coupled wit
tli Of democracy aud solidarity with the cause Of cont
of mental reynlutionists
Other avices from Austria state that tie reply ot tn
M Cabinet TO Louis Napoleon lter eontaining deetrs
ton aud e1yl agfS for the coup dedf Wss OF tn
@ iatterng description fully recognizing the bower
~ THE usurper and less cordially pointing to he
" pr, aity and pacific intentions towards tile
s Europe The official press and the of go
crtmenl already sing for joy at the triumph of the poll
Paris where majority d wo-tmrs has declared for Il