New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23
NEW ORLEANS
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1852
Foreign News by the America.

Our special Telegraphic correspondent has forwarded
to US the details of the brought by the steamer
America at Halifax in advance of the mail
ENGLAND.
In Parliament the proceedings during the week proceed
ing the Americas departure interesting Mr. Secre-
tary Wapoe had introduced the Militia bill into the
of the first year by volunteer enlist
ment for term Of service of years. and bounty of "a
OF f5 in one payment or by monthly instruments. The
time OF warming and discipline is to be twenyone days
each year. but power is given in of emergency to
increase it to weeks reduce it to three days
he estimated average expense is e2Ooo per year-for
Lord Pamerston gave the measure his hearty support
pose it. was disposed to fluid fault with its proyi-
sions
Mr. Hume protested against the doctrine of numerous
ornaments when they were by means needed
ME- Golden ridiculed the idea of invasion and COM
planned of expenditure being incurred to provide
against an imaginary evil The bill read first time
Mr. Anderson had made Intellectual attempt to induce
the Commons to place the British commercial marine 80
az to be available reserved force to assist in the
defence Of the county
MIR Henry Beckleys bill to provide for taking votes at
parliamentary elections by ballot, rejected by
Harman Crawfords Irish Tenants-right bill had also
heen Killed by manGuvre on the part Of Government.
The Attorney for ireland had however promised
TO Introduce an unexceptionabe measure.
Mr. Bailey Cochran had given notice that after Easter
ne would Introduce resolution having for its object the
fstapshment OF steam communication between Canada.
Newfoundland and England
MIR Monitor Mines moved resolution, expressing the
Austra has threatened with regard to Eugsen travel
lng IN her territory which be enforced If
the British Government refused expe the foreign
gees within her borders Lord Dudley Stuart seconded
the motion, and commented the beraity and faith
essnes and mean tyranny Of Austria and other despotc
- the French Chambers were opened the 10th by
PRESIDENT Napoleon in person. attended by a brilliant
SIAN HIS reception was of the warmest and most en-
thusastc character both the part the representa-
tives and people lie read his speech standing frankly
keep on terms of peace amy and friendship with all
lions and that nothing should be done by him to pro-
yoke rupture Of the amcable relations existing
tween France and the other European powers
Napoleon in the of his speech also discaimed all
Of assuming the Emperorship but declared that
disaecton and intrigue faced him, he would demand
from the people in the Of the repose of France
new title which would irrevocaby fix his head the
power with which the people had invested him He was
greeted with immense applause during the reading of his
address accompanied with enthusiastic shouts of yve
Napoleon
The President then took the oath of fidelity to the
stitution and the members to fidelity to the
President General Cavaiguac and NJ Carriott were alb
sent.
On the following day the Senate and Legislative Corps
ufst In their respective chambers.
Martial law ceased in all the Departments from the
2sth ultimo. The code civil its former title
i the Code Napoleon"
deputation from Havre arrived at Paris to protest
against the additional duty on foreign sugar
The Presidents dotation is fixed at ten millions The
feeling increases and the empire may yet be declared
No further arrests to be made except according
law
SWITZERLAND
An edct has been issued warning all foreigners from en-
terng Geneva without papers, and declaring that they
will be expelled unless they report themselves and obtain
the necessary permission Those who choose can have
voluntary passports for America England but none
for France or Germany
AUSTRIA.
The correspondent of the London Times says that Aus
tra will secretly mature the existing territorial arrange
ment and that Russia and Prussia will make common
cause for its contamination.
Austria is on excellent terms with France
Austria and Prussia said to have concluded treaty
of navigation by which the Danube duties payable on
that river abolished.
PRUSSIA.
The ministerial crisis is over the King having declared
that he has no intention of changing the Ministry
INDIA AND CHINA
Advices from India China and Bombay state that the
negotiations with the Birmese have ailed force of
600 from Calcutta and Madras start for the Bur-
territory on the 18th of March
squadron of steamers had left Bombay for Run
coon. and would stop at Madras for TROOPS Hosties
therefore inevitable.
The progress of the rebels in China decidedly for
ward The Governor General of Canton Province was
besieged in of his towns and the remnant of the I'M
peria forces signaly defeated.