New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
Further Foreign News by the Pacific.

The affairs Of France conlnuc to excite the livclcst
interest throughout England
The inquiry by the Roard nf Trade into the circun-
stances attending the loss Of the Amazon
on the Goth.
Mr. W Clements late proprietor Of the Observer, and
Bells Life in London died suddenly the
18th of disease Of the heart aged e.
The Englneer's strike in England continues, aud sev-
cral workshops have been closed III consequences.
FRANCE
Tho Pnt,te of the 18th has The following paragrapb
dated at one o'clock in the morning.:
The fcte given this evening at the Tuicics. by the
President of the Republic il uagnifceut At tho hour Mt
which writr an immense crowd is pressing into the
apartments of the Tueliss which are decorated in a
splendid manner Bet Nrcn 1000 and 5000 are Ires ont
gives to this sclenny toned eciat The Pre-
sdcnt entering the ball roon received with un-
accustomed enthusiasm Great numbers of English and
Russian officers appeared to he prcsont The President
made his appearance ut L. liz dressed in the uni
form OF Lieutenant General Of The line and tue
grand Gordon and the crnehai OF the Legion Homer He
had in his bton-hnle the little PLAIN decoration which
always worn by the Emperor
The President 8 face looked and his eye t,,i.ucd
but he forced appearance OF ayg,y aud his uostrils
swcllcd rs il with certain air of triumph.
The Princess Matiilde, who stood by him, and wore
superb dadem OF brants, laughed necessarily rs il in
the highest spirits the President seemed dca.us to dis
play " sense OF security and tt.srtssnoss
ENGLAND.
Although the Intentions of lord john Russell have
course hncn sroudcd in all secrecy Of official reserve
is whispered that tho following bnro,gha ara Ger
taly among those marked for positive disranchise
Three others not named. ;cwi.u il is said to lose I'll
parliamentary privileges.
Besides these, many other boroughs are to have en-
lartc constituencies given them BY auagamaon will
ueghborin towns Additional members are to be ;lot
ted to London and Lancashire. Among the other chic
alterations proposed will it is said Ei0 franchise TO
counties and a co franchise ioI botu,iails
Not word is yet said upon ,t most important point
the ballot
committee Of gentlemen trcauentbm Liverpool ar
engaged in getting up public subscription for the pur
pose of presenting suitable testimonial To Cant Russell
of the American ship Empire State. by whose brave an
humane efforts the whole of the passengers Of the ill fate
Leeds steamer were rescued from their perIous situation
On Monday. the following alarming statement was pub
h"d by the Morning Chronicle the letter of its Par
correspondent
- attn uredbly informed thai at the present momcr
the Presidents whole idea is with respect to the ipvaso
of England; that he has consulted generals, studied tn
plans of the Bouogne expedition rcceived reports on tn
feasibility of the passage of the Channel etc. There
not MIN connected with the Eiysc that does not aiec
TO spcaNof the invasion nfar hat is not nnly
ticablc, but which will be attempted Let il not be SUI
posed that pretcXt is necessary There are, unhappy
too many points all Of which il would be easy to
the feelings OF the French nation and any OF wbc
would be excuse for war.
The friends of Ions Napoleon ilnagnc--and te'
imagine truytliat the Freuch people want To have the
revenge fof the defeat at Waterloo and for the mpisp
ment OF Emperor at st Helena. Such war, th'
say, wcuitt popular, and in such circumstances WI
should thoy not undertakeit? know nothing OF u
feelings Of other countries but here tho belief is that Ru
STA would join in any attack which France might be di
posed to make England
"Crainil is that the I'd December the feprese
tative of Russia has been the most assduouH in his
tendance at the Elysee, and the most honored OF y
diplomatic cvrpH that ANssian nobea are more p'en''t