New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-14

good things which all sprung from the happy
change begun by Christmas, and completed IN
slrs. y kafford's New Years Dinner.
Further Foreign News by the Franklin.
The mails from Havre to the a1st and from
Franklin. Ffss - -
The Consultative Commission was ID meet OH
the 23d to examine the votes for President
In the army, 243s 1858 voted for President, 49,
3S4 voted against, and S15 abstafned
In the navy, 14,675 for Louis Napoleon a.
$50 against him, and AT abstained
The polling places in Paris were guarded by
detachments Of troops of the line and National
sIuards In the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of which the
National Guard is dissolved, the troops Of the
line alone were on duty.
me London Daily News, on the faith Of its
Parlslan agent announces that the minister Of
finance is TO raise loan of eight millions ster-
hng. The news is not confirmed by the other
papers, although there is little doubt that the
Government will soon be embarrass fo: re-
sources.
RELATIONS oF FRANCE AND ESeI.tNp. A cool
ness has sprung up between the French and Eng-
lIsh Governments, arising ont Of the latesles-
potlc proceedings Of Louis Napoleon * Paris
correspondent Of the London Times saws that
soon after the coap II etat of the 3 d eessrsuni
cation was received from the English Cabinet,
asking, without comment or irritating re5aar ks.
an explanation, as to whether It Was cosltsra-
plated 70 completely abandon the liberal coIisti-
tutiona1 policy, which had formed the band of
alliance between the two countries. The Presi-
dent was reminded of the fact that the liberal
policies Of the two Governments had placed them
at the head of civilization in Europe, and that
ally retrograde movement on the part Of France
~ T. y 10 sie peopie W
Tha ra,lr u th;ss, s.,..
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In aor;re IL ,;ls.sl W. my lnlen.i9n q
despotc authority It.aflarsd ,ls =
his situaton and th anys, II I
threatened France INF tI ubai
tinent Nv the raTid and VI
eialist i,ieas and + ~
often nut forth in eyeusa of tba act the
2d Decernhey. = e 8
Tho
Factory and second
oc;ai chata, cont IN, A
this aitbans
rreater IetaiIs was aanaiiy
The British Cabinet wanted
assurances Of 4 nositive kind In r,,ass,,t 81 psrs
lament when H.,
II w.e 9nollv s1ao;s,al x ssvi : -
London to confer personally with Lord Palmer
ston The person to whom. this mission was
offered declined, on the ground that he would
not be able to give the full and satisfactory ex-
plantations which the British cabinet eviently
desired to possess. The writer adds, Such is
the situation Of affairs as l aim led to believe,
up to the present time. =
FRANCE AND THE DtspoTIe pfwF..Rs 4-Ibe ye-
lations between Louis Napoleou and the tlesnnt;,
powers of Europe appear to be far from salts
factory. They regard the acts Of the President
quite as conducive to his own interests as tbeirs
The suppression Of the revolutionary party
ought not (they are said to alIeee1 to cha,,ee
their views in reference to a mower which hed
its origin in a popular movement
Fpryc4 Rrrr6r,rss - d !, ,,,,-,. M, r..
Minister Of Forairn #; NC @
Rai,,;a, y wy
Franne cannot +Lt 9
,ees who
French nolice ~ have so,t ~ ~
nv exile. should And n rat,,,e ~ ~
territory The whole II
refugees in Belgium have consequently emil heen IN.
yited tn move M, -, p;si,,+ ,,i c,;ta,
land have olso raea;o
and Il is said thai If thav sbo,d ,,at
the wishes of tbe Fre15b
more octiye ,,oa s,,as III, ~ :. .1a..a,
spring. With the consent of Anstria u s,res
then, them To do so =, y y
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MISCELLANEOUS
: The Franklin could not, in consequence of her
great araft OF water, obtain egress from the
iaTre aocRss owing TO the low state Of the tides
on the French. coast, on her appointed day of
saahngs VIZ: Wednesday, the 18th December,
ana her departure had to be postponed for four
days
Lion. robert J. Walker was about to embark
for the United states 81.
- iroii vienna, gwen IN
Koss,,th will he sbortiv - o.
comnanv ;s 1T In = fo,r,;n ~ ~ ~ Iss
for nm act Of ;ncornora t;an ,
steam ba,vaa,, ~ ss.
and tba Irn;tad g. IN ness eos. u
;s to he called tbo Enronsa
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of the 10Th Ilt = si'' Aiii's'
trhe Krany Za;tnn, a. rs ~ .,,,,,,
hab;litv of tbe EmnaIo and Fnrasif - pro.
y;s;f;ng Rarn l,,rnn tha - ~ nussla
The Austrian cah;nat Las
German Governmant tbat +hn,is,., hn;tu ~ ~ ny
will not aeeant ssi ts nxtotis resfets
70 tho rnmnerc;a1 ranasass 10 SEM IN
Wanna +ha ;l, ha has1 70 oe nsu y
Louis Napoleon is soil 10 have o;yen Tho p,as.
sian Government and other great continental
powers the most formal assurance Of his inten-
to1 ~ 10 Presease peace aiu usyo1e an ms force
~ Fsa,oi, =, snaicc'l elements
NiTit. Tha fa.ral 4,s,,.
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