New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01

the Sovereign and the confidence Of the peoue have
trusted us, may transmit unimparcd to those who
succeed that glorious inheritance which we have
ceived OF the freedom of the british Constitutions of the
saety honor and welfare of the Sovereign and her
inions' and that We shall leave England trust,
hound heran object Of attachment and love to her own
citizens object Of admiration friendly respect
to those nations Of the civilized world with whom we de-
sire upon all occasions to maintain the most cordial and
Tho squadron in search Of Sir John Franklin has been
seen passing the Cape Wrath Light house.
No decision has yet been given in the of Lumley
Us. Nine. Wagner
The accounts from Paris refer almost exclusively to the
approaching grand fete Of the 10th When the Humboldt
left twas known how 1T had progressed but it was
fully anticipated that the proclamation of the Empire
would not take place on that day An official warning
step had produced much surprise, tho Pays was
sdered supporter of the Administration. SINH
lar warning had BEEN given to the Publc the Eman
cipation of Brussels had been stopped by the
An attempt made by Barbes and felowprsoner to es-
cape from the fortress Of Belle Isle had been frustrated
The Moniie,a' publishes article signed Communi-
que which states that the Customs and Excise produced
100000 francs less in tho month Of January than dur
ing the month of january 1851 The month of February
last produced 1S00000f than in February, 1851
The month of March last produced 50O00O0f more than
the month Of March, 1851 The month OF April last pro-
duced 9600OO0f more thnn April 1851 .'Such rand
increase in the rcyenue adds the MoIi,, & Il the most
remarkable sign of the prosperity of France and it
for the Treasury receipts far superior those anti
cipated in the budget
The Emperor and Empress of Russia had arrived at
Warsaw on the I'd instant aud the 9th the King and
Queen of Prussia LETT Bern to meet them the frontier
The Emperor goes to Vienna thence to Prague to visit
the Emperor Of AUSTRIA and atterward come for few
days to Berlin. Extraordinary preparations were made
the road from St. Petersburg to Warsaw for the Jour-
ney Of the Empress and her numerous suite
When the Emperor travels alone he generally does SO in
simple manner. gentleman who came little in
advance Of the Imperial train describes the spectacle
along the whole line extraordinary The road for 400
English miles repaired and swept by hand every
stone being removed and at every post station 6
kept ready harncssed that not instant might be
lost In Berlin the expected arrival of the Emperor was
announced by the increased severity of the police nspec
ton of travellers at the railway stations For two DAYS
past person allowed to get the carriages till
after his papers had been rigdy examined all persons
coming from Poland detained without exception for
special examination.
The marriage Of the Emperor of Austria with the Prin-
cess Sidonia, of Saxony, is shortly to take place
The succession of the Danish throne finally regua
ted in London on the Sth nst when treaty in which
the young Duke Of Glueksbug formally recognized
heir presumpye to the Crown of Denmark and its
dencies signed by the representatives of the great
European powers WHO signed the protocol August the
Cd, 1850 the subject well as by the Russian
Minister who not present at the signature OF that
protocol.
Count Annon colonel of hussars in the Austrian
regiment Cargnan, sent in his resignation to the War
Office at Venna in 1915 and entered the Sandman ser
vice Marshal Radetzsky refused to accept it, and ordered
the enrolment of Count Annoni's on the list OF
deserter and at the time sequestered his goods
Within the last few days the Count who is still in Pied
mont has been tried in Milan condemned to an infamous
DEATH and actually hung in efigy