New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-23
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as sisters as wives mothers raise their
for the removal astion the christiau ~crd
1t transpred however that subscription is 70 BE- col
ected auxiliary to this end may be interesting
know that among the ladies present. who sgnhed
Bsdford Argyll Dcwsser d Besucft corntesses of Der
bourne: Mechanics CHARLES Dickens Alfred Tennyson,
Mary Howif Mscauey, Rowland Hill. with others Of Ies
e ros 4 q I
set In Spsfaxi0n. ~ 9Nss ~ Ha II
On Saturday the 9Th ssgrsd after lingering Illness
re sole daughter Of the house nnd heart f tho poet
byron Her 81. the same = ~ ilustrous father
In tie list Of company at the Counties II Dsrby,s lsts
reception the names Of the American Minister and
An arrival from Tenerns mentions that the dispute
points Of ocal etiquette continued between
Gently appointed Spanish Governor and the Consuis
America, Britain and other nations. Y
notice posted 10 the Bulletin ofce OF the Bank OF
England states that the bank now sells American Eagles
French pieces and Dutch tenguilder pieces
T6s per The selling price for eagles was
previously 56s. SID. per ounce
tea m f FRANCE.
The receipts for customs in France for the ten months
francs receipts for the corresponding period Of the
previous year. j
noticed that in the South the parsans Of Legitimacy
have shown themselves strongest The policy vas 70 alb
stain from voting, ard it Is found that in Marseles
Nsmes Toulon and some smser towns the and OBJ
together exceed the number Of armatvss while
at Lille Lyons and adjoining places the vote
vote vas Almost upanimous for the Empire - -.
On the 1st Of December the whole Of the Corf Lgisa
tiff proceed to st Cloud to make known the result
the Emperor elect The programme for the and when
the Empire is to be formally proc aimed that Napo-
leon will to the where he will be reeeived
by the great bodies Of State 1t is expected that
way the Palace he will proceed to the Church Of
Notre Dame, where Te Dm will be celebrated At the
the then ss
the and title of Nopolon III IA grace de Dies
Ia rotonte du epe Empass des Francois Moth,
ing is said of the title Of Ro dalger Tbs civil
list of the Emperor it is estimated will be about thirty
millions of francs every thing included
SICILY.
-Four shocks Of earthquakes were experienced the
sth and 9th Of November The eruption of Etua contin
ues and had opened from which stream Of
4 lava flowing in the direction Of Zafsrano Two
earthquake shocks sagor stya the 10th and 18th
The whole population headed by their priests, turned
out and encamped in the open fields.
i PORTUGAL
Mr. Drummond, the Brazilian Minister has fallen into
bad quality the exports Of salted meat The Portuguese
resolved TO suspend operations with him
Al the latest dates the o. s. brig of Dolphin waain
n the Tagus. q sas4seasS ~ ta.1aJ
Il ITALY.
The Pope has resolved to send an apostolic delegation
The Pope has received letter from the king Of Siam
promising that there shall be further prosecution o,
D sno on1's'ians erpx.xy Hi
Preparations making by several hundred persons IL
Hamburg for emigration to the United states Their des
8 | nation being the Mormon City at Salt Lake.
II t HUNGARY.
Two very violent shocks Of earhquage had been
in the north part Of Hungary the 18th Of Oct
Q causing considerable damage, 9aa .a@
II TURKEY.
Intelligence from Damascus the 4th Of Nov, state
the Turkish campaign against the insurgents in syr
m had totally failed.
An order of the State Ticno dated 10th ult, sui
t presses the order of Cspuchins in the canton
b .=g INDIA =.sa a..- I'D
The overland mail from India had reached Trieste
the Goth November bringing intelligence Of the captur
Of Prone with but slight resistance and tho announc.
that the formal annexation of Pegu to British Indi
g was about to take place. ~ "a r-a
J. Admiral Austin had died of cholera. The troops wsz
healthy. ...
The British loss in taking Prone amounted to only on
u man killed and six wounded Five thousand Burmes
troops still strongly posted about SIX miles mol
PRONE.
ri THREATENED DEsrsucTroN CHURCH OF ENC
LANp-It stated by the London Weekly Dispatch tina
consequence of the determination Of the crown not
allow convocaon sit for the dispatch of business tt
leaders of the High Church party at recent meetin
have secede from the establishment and
meet themselves with the Episcopal Church of SCOTLAND
which, while in all main points it agrees with the Churc
of England. adds to Its service an acknowledgment
n of something very like the Roman Catholic doctrine
and regulates Its affairs by syno
n Of bishops and clergy The Right Hon W. H. Gadston
the leaders of the movement has taken the fir
A step. .! ..
~ MR EDWARD SEorIN-The telegraph has already a
nounced the death OF this well known vocalist which to-
n place in New York on the 18th inst He died from
- ease OF the heart.
oe Mr. segun was an Englishman by birth, having be
born in London the 7th Of April 1907 he was. COM
u qurntly in his 44th year He member of the Lo
~ don Academy Of Music, from which he retired In III
having gained all the honors Of the Academy In thef
es lowing year he made his first appearance the Eng
stage at the Queens Theatre Tottenham street, Lond
He soon became great popular favorite, and enjoy
profitable engagements at the italian Opera House,
es the theatres of Covent Garden and Drury Lane
came to this country in 1888, and made his FIRST appe
a auce ON the American stage the old National Thea
New York on the 18th Of October in that He
hit sequeny visited professionally the principal cities OF
er United States and maintained excellent character
he | a bass siuger and comic actor. M l. tsS
not Mrsegun has left handsome competence to his fa
iy.s Mrs. seguin is an accomplished lady and vocal
She has the sage and at present devo
her lime to the teaching of music and singing in her
emy She has enjoyed brilliant reputation In this col
of try, to which she with her husband in 1885,
MELANCHOLY SulcIpE-A young man named John
ma ney committed suicide Braintree, Mass, few
the ago. by hanging himself lie total stranger ths
' aud in note written his brother, but found in
pocket he stated his intention Of going to Boston to
ed employment and in of finding none, of working
my way to Newly On the back of the nota apparen
w written some time after he adds: After wandering
in pursuit of business until my ore exhausted,
ent mind distracted my body diseased am completely
ave outraged and life is burden ntoerable to be bol
80 and therefore contemplate suicide and should do
ent my request is that the good friends who may find
red will do me the favor tumble into hole
etly as possible Drop my brother and friends line
III, ting that died suddenly and that will be sufficient
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the Ma. GREENoUGH, ARTisT.-A Boston correspond
ally Of the NewYork Post confirms the rumor that Hor
ior reenough the eminent artist is insane, and adds
He began course of Lectures on Art and Social Ii
fortnight ago. but delivered only two Of them The
ond strange and unntellgibe to the hearers
he has once before slightly affected in the
it is to be hoped that he will Having alb
,ant so long, the change of social life and sharp thir
mosphere, have doubt had an influence upon his
and body which has led to his present melancholy CT
tua ton Friends observed change in him all last sum
ever ut Newport but his being able to
have date himself to way of life and living. ~
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' OBJEcT OF The REVOLUTION soN0RA.-The FL
Courier, published in NswYork, speaks Of Boulbon,
reported to have annexed " Sonora to France
avsuturer for whose the French government
responsible. The N. Y. Times on the centrary, says
sbin We happen be in possession OF SOME important
,da by France in the Of cur country
ches and steps already taken In OF