New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

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@he Hla6 6Hgga published Il Besns sags that tha
n6 of France relative 90 the refugees and to the atsp,
the press supported by Englaed But this stsfe-
aert appears to be without foundation The Charge d,
.f'Fes Of England in conversation with the President
q re Confederation simply staed the desire of his
F fnment That in the atfar 90 the refugees switzeY-
a. while scrupHously respc citing international law
ho,d maintain the right Of asylum recognized in every
country enjoying liberal institutions There no aues-
tion Of the liberslity Of the press ..,
The Cabinet Of Vienna has no intention Of iisputuo
me right Of asylum to political refugees switzerland
An mat u haH done has been 20 remonstrte against the
buae Of this right i rspects the principle Of neutral
ity guaranteed to the Hclvstic Confederation
ROMAN STATES
In spite Of the police aud French army the lnn;var
ay Of the Republic has been celebrated at Rome by the
TIng q petard seatteriag Of flowers and display of BEN
The Opi,ione Of Turin Of the Doth ouotes le,.- from,
Rome stating that the French troops are building vast
barracks for cavalry in the gardens Of the Convent Of 81
Castus in the quarter If Transteyere Thew viii coe+ Il
s said 66000of TO the city The same correspondent
adds that che French providing gabions and other ma
erias Of defence and that they await reinforcement ~
cavalry and artillery az they expected military events
to take place
tuscany.
The publisher Of the has been sentenced IN on,
months Imprisonment and fine Of 600 vres an srti-
Gle containing in the words Of the indictment political
illusions to events in France
PIEDMONT
The Presse Of Paris gys that the French oyernn,sn.
iiid demanded the extrattian Of three FreDchmen sc
r1lsed Of sking part in the insrrection of Deceb %
had NED to savoy The sarnian Government granted
the e1tTaditinn but the refugees warned in n.. baI
escaped from the sardinian territory
TWO sICILIEs
4 letter rom Negtua states that shocks of aartho,k
i'-d peen ex'frn,y frequent there during the whole
month Of JanJag lt that their humber and intensi,,
Increased to frshfu degree the night of the 9stb
ut when the Whole population said out Of doors for
fear OF the house, falling in Some old inabitans ,vbo
sll reeolect those Of the 9Th of February JTss r,tJ
that the shock commenced month before in the sae
and at last ended in the total destruction Of the
town
Aetter from ConFtannople Of the 7th states that the
nas Jui imposed personal tax every
minimum is to amount to % piasters 5f 4ec wear and
i thought that the whole will reach suul Of
100 millions. ''
The Queen. potentate, died in November last after
the defeat and degradation of the flower of her army in
contest with blhgerent chief
MISCELLANEOUS
ruary %:
There great excitement in the ctv TODAY about
an affair between Mr. Peabody great American banker
and the Bank Of England The question arises out of
dispute Of S250000 in gold lodged by Mr. peanodv in
| the Bank This gold was consigned to Mr. Peabody Nv
his correspondents in America and he expected to gel the
value az formerly from the Bank The Bank refused be-
cause they would take gold below the stand
ard The question arises whether they shall be eomneed
to heretofore eN
We understand that Mr. Peabody does not mean to try
the question his object being clear himself with hs
IN America who nad consigned
nm But TINS gives rise to another question it. Us
happen to know the authorities Of the Bank divided
in opinion upon the question and chance to have
an opinion also leave the affair where 1t for the
present. But with reason know that one of the
greatest authorities of the Bank in favor of Mr. Pea
body claim matter of right although Mr. Peabody
himself not wishing litigation has hear purchased
El250O pure gold to remedy the gold under standard
which he had deposited in the Bank We have tbe o3
cal correspondence between Mr. Peabody and the Bank
before U.S. 1t is not necessary refer it, The CORES
| pondence does equal honor to both parties
has
the new powers conferred him by the Emperor Of Rus
sa the King Of Sweden. the King of Greece and the
| Pope.
Adecree appears in the Monteur declaring that nothing
shall be printed in the colonies without the sane
| ton Of the Colonial Government
The newspaper propreors have sgned their intention
of advancing the price of their journals in
of the late Government DEGREES respecting the Press
On Friday. twentyfour individuals ordered IN uf
fer days imprisonment for having sold newsparers
without being duly authorized so to do
The resignation of Lord John RuEsel's Ministry
recelvedin Paris Saturday but it expected that
such event must and it made small sensa
| tion.
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKEr-Fe -Feisuasg 2t-The sales to-
day estimated at 1000 bales which exporters have
taken 500 and spectators 1860 bales They comprise
chiefly American. at full terms of yesterday also in
elude 10 Maranham, at i'd so Egyptians at I'D to Cd
500 Sura at 3sd to sd and 10 Islands at l3 I'd
The market closes very firmly with hardening tendency
and prices of all kinds at the extreme of Fridays quo
| tations.
but the demand has likewise been moderate scale
and prices during the past week have undergone little
change At this mornings market there was good at
tendance of mlers and dealers Wheat moved slowly
! last weeks prices.
There better business doing in both barrel and
sack Flour at full prices Indian Corn slightly easier
to buy Oats and Oatmeal both dull Barley Beans
and Peas all commanded the extreme ratg of this day
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