New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11
Details by the Pacific.

Details by the Pacific.
c foreign intelligence ~ eific is generally de-
roid oF striking interest. . .5
me Amer!csn' hat b,en tf1 essut the
go 'tmr IT fs-s 'sr Uni .'tr.i ehAFgl, t-Afairs
tsd stu ~, asf on I ,ile psgs97s s1vabably
i=trNe fj1'r -F4skf arresesi.l ,eoused II
pubicy tdrrssiir ihe inhabitants and aisiu She Pa
p't gover'ment These matters would however it
PRESUMED easily be adjusted the Papn authorities
ware on good terms both with the United States govern
inent and their representative resident in the Eternal
City.
The UNITS centinn pour IN Of extensive eigra-
tion from all parts of Europe to Anierica Emigration
rom eermany appears TO be very much the iereRse
~ sne i9th ot M lees than 5000 persons smiled from
The correspondent of the oest psutsshe Port writes
rom C9ntantinopte dated March that che ether pow
q particularly England and Russia. look with in
efenee on fhe behavior of France in the Jerusalem
The Hon. Je:r bsIgh was expected at the English ep,
ton in Berlin. replace Mr. sIansy aunoirted mid IT..
tache at Washington
Mr. Caylss. drectoro IF the National had left B1,s
ts. where he vas in voluntary exile for England and
erc he viii embark; with his family for the United
States
e49 EsGl4SD.
1t is remarked somewhat SINGULAR that otwithstsud
demand for passages by the sip up that colony
y vffy limited forming quits contrast with the rush
'r..a I. the !. Atlantic cities to California, ,s
It is esnaed that 30o6Ue bales Of cotton are detained
o the water BY the prevalence of easteriy gales chaugs
oi WI wind would bring up an immense feet.
The preliminary steps have been taken in the Lord
Chancellor occ for isuug Commission Of lunacv nnan
The case Of Mr. Feargus oGoanor NJ P whose eccentrf
citlea have for some time been known TO the public
with view To llis 4nfnement 8t
zen Kosas With s7 family and suite arrived at Queeps-
on, Ireland on Friday. April 16. board a B. " war
steamer Conflict Ine tienerl is his way to London
During the voya. of the boilers of he (anf,ie @
plodsd killing four The vessel was bound far ports
a1uth but was Obliged to put INTO eueenssown account
Lord Castlersagt declines to stand for Down
long and angry correspondence has passed between
the honorable member III Kerry Mr. Morgan John Com
nell and persons acting in the the liberal electors
the upshot Of which IL that Mr. O,gonneli win NOT he
Candidate for that county at the next election.
The Galway Mercury states that great is the ar;ety
felt by the poor aboring classes that part Of Connauet
to escape from the land that bore te that such Of
them as have been fortunate enough to obtain employ
ftt on drainage works have adopted the following novel
and extraordinary mode Of enabling themselves to emf
grate L. lls
appears that they paid fortnghtiy and when the
Fay night arrives about three hundred Of them assemble
aad pay Cd to general fund number Of tickets
spending with the number of persons present ara then
placed in hat and on Of these the word America
is whitehall the rest being blank ballot then takes
Place and the lucky drawer of the prize ticket has his
passage to America paid for him . receives su,s s11m
to s1bsist for time after his landing there nm
ring the closed less than il vessels have set
ii for Queenstown laden with emgrants bound respect
vely for Boston Quebec, New YORK and St Johns The
gross number amounted to SIT sonls. St's''4
Fhe drought now 80 long prevalent begins excite
small alarm among the farmers regarding effects upo
the crops. They beginning to feel exceeiiney tho
want Of rain for the last twenty years continued
drought Is recoected at this 1t Is much appre-
Hended that's protracted centinuanee Of SERIOUSLY
affect vegetation In other respects farming prospects
appear most promising There large complement OF
land under potato planting considerably than that
of the last year In places has been found iupos
sihe to continue sowing the oats from the hardness the
soil ts..l.. fiji 'Tsyl sHya 'as'46yll85gi5a,sf4
Ihe Moore Testimonial Committee have mi s;sbed
supplemental list Of subscriptions. but ecmpl nts are
heard that the general public not coming f. ward
readily as was expected The fund for the to
tile late Archbshop Murray amounts to about 41100
fsi l4ss5aa,,3 FRANCE s5tlf-s
The government journals contradict on authority,
paragraph Of the Steele stating that unpleasant ere
had occurred between the French and British Govern
nsnts the contrary the relations between both Gov
ernments have never ceased to be Of the friendly
character. 80 4s ..ti.4ta} 4{&g ~
The Pae states that the number of persons sentenced
to transportation throughout France thou
sand. sB+Ns 9s..4 N tE5@
great drought prevails in the south of France which
is causing great suffering. st8i's9i Wv
DEATH or MARSHAL GERARD Marshal Gerard died in
Paris the 18th ult He had for eighteen hours
preceding his death in state but the
members family remained by his bed until he breaed
the fourth marshal whom France has lost during the
last few months. Sout, sebastian Marmont preceded
him at short intervals to the grave The death Of the last
left Gerard who received his 6ao immediately tine
cession of Louis Philippe doy7 Of the marshals Mar
sha Rce created in 1877 succeeds to his rank Gerard
commanded division Of Grouchy's corps IN the Empe-
rofs last campaign Hearing the Of in the
direction Of Waterloo he made attempts to per-
suade Grouchy to march in that direction join the En-
peror; and the deaf that his commanding officer
turned to his urgent appeal sdepiored by de Lamar
tine the latest historian Of that bloody faId.ls
afa5 ID SPAIN. asIi 49,
The Duke of Rianzares the husband of the Queen Moth
who has been France business connected with the
there has returned extremely taken with Louis Napoleons
system of government and it said very disposed
to recommend an analogous one ID tlltt l-fg4
Advices from Madrid state that very general belief ex
listed in political circles that the Electoral law and the
Constitution would very shortly be modified.
.=......4, ,g= TURKEY lEp aTel
We learn from Smyrna that the pirates are beginning to
reppear on the waters of the Levant They carry their
audacity far that they have actually come up close to
the port of Smyrna in search Of booty which they have
succeeded in carrying off safely in the very teeth an
Austrian man-ofwar They take good to come
any vessels carrying the English French or Russian
flag and attack only those from whom they appre-
bend reprisals. r ~ 9f iia$t ok
As the Austrian commerce suffers greatly from this
part of the war fleet composed fgate two
steamers and two corvettes be thher shortly
to make crusade against these formidable pirates Ma
pies is likely to send several vessels thither
The EMIGRATION GERMANYA Berlin letter of the
14h ult says At the last sitting Of the Central
man Emigration Society the immense increase of the
number of emgrants in the present year WAS noticed
Though the main of this increase sought in
the social and political condition of parts
many particularly Hesse and districts of Thurin-
ga yet the society ascred much to the continual efforts
Of the emigration agents who endeayor to procure
many passengers for the shippers possible and
eide the peasantry who may be inclined emgrate but
still hesitate to take such Step spread all kinds Of
ports among them the inexperience and ignorance
the people of remote districts great that they
eve the most Incredible STORIES Thus into tho Polish
pcasantry of Posen these peasants have infused the
lief that Kossuth and Dembinski have procured from the
King of America large tracts of land for the purpose
of settlement AS the sole object these agents is to
got their commission the of passage money
they quite unscrupulous and the fate of hundreds
of the emgrauts is ptiable The society publishes from
time to time warnings against these representations
is to be feared they have all the effect desired The
society and its branches emigrants sail
| from Bremen, they state neither the English nor
French Governments give any efficient security for the
protection good treatment of those who go by Hayre
and Liverpool. la .lsstsb ,i7zt5rt9i5
PRoGREssA friend reminds of the curious fact that
the first in the United States of the death
of the Princess Charlotte in 1S17 little
try newspaper in the town of Northampton Mass about
loo miles from the seaboard This before the days
teegraphs, steamships, regular sailing packets In
this the taken to Canada British
sci and passenger who hnda London paper in his pocket
with the travelled by stage Boston Stopping
Northampton night he incidentally spoke Of the
which the country printer present observing enough
to take down and publish the next day. The Princess
died November Is 1917 but the fact published in
this country for about six weeks Cincinnati Gazette
SINGULAR ANMALcULE--There facts and analogies
tending to show that peculiar state of activity
able nnesimal particles of matter powerfully affect
the the health We eat animalcul;es by millions
in the bloom Of plum also nhale them by millions las
Ehrenberg has shown at breath they neither
affect senses nor do any appreciahle harm Yet
there animalcul which haunts cascades sticking by
its tail to the rocks stones which the water ruses
which when put into vial with above million times
its weight of water infecs the whole with putrid
odnr strong to be offensive yards distance
and this but several times day if the water