New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-20
Further Details by the Cambria,


The rumors with respect the changes in the dipo
matte corps are not fully confirmed. 1t appears tina
Count Waewski remains in London
1t said that Immediately after the election the Presi
dent of the Republic will address manifesto the for
eign powers on the subject Of his future policy in tn,
| luton of February. 1s4S
The Duke de Broglie has refused to give any kind o.
| support or countenance to the Government
1he Constellation ission.-The Consultation Com
mission met this morning in the hall of the Council o.
State NJ Baroche presided The sitting was very short
one very few OF the proces-verbaux of the election
turns were presented to it. The commission divided itself
into seven bureaux each composed 20 members for the
purpose OF examining the returns promptly possible
1t is hoped the definite result will be proclaimed before the
| LIST of January.
The President and The Uoyhma-I mentioned that on a
the ateers of the workmen he asked for the names Of
those who had not joined in the movement of the 4h and
that it was understood those who had absained from
doing so should receive double that day Yes.
terday that additional paid at least ate
Ter and 1t may be presumed in all others. Where the
FUNDS Is TO come from stated with any degree of
certainty 1t can scarcely be from the employers them
selves that the donation in question attributed either
to the municipality or the Government 1t also stated
amongst other things that during the voting Saturday
or Sunday large order given manufacturing
establishment where 400 workmen employed and that
the order was delivered by an official messenger.
Chansn7ner-A rumor is current to-day that General
Changarnier has addressed letter to member of the
government stating that General Cavagnac has been
set at liberty there be political
tanning him That personally he enterains luminosity
to the President of the Republic to whom he had rendered
him any longer cannot be defended on any grounds I
give this, however, which current adding
there are persons who believe that General Changarner
not likely to ask as favor what belongs him right
The Presslt is reported in well informed quar-
tiers that in few days hence the liberty the press
will be regulated by law which will repeal all exist
ing laws the subject and of which the following are
said to be the most important clauses:
Every editor of journal at present in existence. or
to be published in future will be bound deposit security
money to the amnunt of 100000 fsoOo which in case
OF Of conviction o, may be increased to 4ooooof
a. The executive power will to itself the right to
suspend the publication of any journal which the
pension may appear necessary
Offences of the press longer to be submitted to
ary Special tribunals to be constituted that
purpose.
gores:
list An attack the President and on the prucples
of the government.
'2d, Exciting hatred amongst citizens
I'D. An attack on religion family or property
Each OF these offences may be punished by imprison
menl OF I'VE years by transportation for twenty years
and by fine of from 5.000f to 1O0O0Ofi
Marriage Of the Presidem,-The Eyseans begin already
to speculate on the marriage of the President of the Re
public The rnmor is that one of two princcsses are
thought Of both of whom nearly allied to the family
of the Bonapartcs-the the Princess Marie Amele
sister of the Emperor Don Pedro of Brazil and the
Duchess of Braganza and the other the Princess Char
lotte of Sweden.
State Of The Country-We are indeed fallen into state
the most amentable and of such /, nature that know
not how Or when we extricatc ourselves from it.
The half of France is already in state of siege. and
every day. for the convenience of opprcssors
fresh department is subjected to that regime. which i'm
mcdiately puts stop to all free communication between
the citizens eXtingushes the press delivers every
body to the tender merces of spies and informers and
persons so denounced to the jurisdiction of military
mission. The great crime at the present moment is for
three or four to be found talking politics together
That is called secret society and every belonging
to secret society may be summariy transported The
Government yesterday published the of five
ss which are ready to carry these transportations into
effect and gave us to understand that it prepared to
transport in less than fortnight than 1000 per-
sons to Cayenne not to mention the preparations max