New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE CONSOLIDATED orrY or NEW ORLEANS.

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRIKANs..
Arrival Of the Warrington.
FOUR Days LITER ON EUROPE.
GgsEnAls NEws-ADyAycE nv corrox AND BagApsrurrs
NeY York October "a. The steamer Washington has ar
rived, bringing southampton and Liverpool dates Of
The Pacific reached Liverpool on the 18th. The Ma
CARA arrived out on the 11th.
The Washington brings 14s passengers and 40 tons ef
freight She passed the Franklin the 25th IN lat a
! Ion. G5. 9sI
Riey's Panorama Of the Mississippi cae over in the
| GENERAL NEWS.
The London Observer denies that Lord Derby win call
sad @ s1s mdde M
! ing for the Duke OF Wellington.
The Danish Chambers opened on the 4th instant
| The Belgian Ministry had been finally formed.
The Spanish Gortes had been summoned to assemble on
Louis Napoleon would make triumphant entry into
Paris the 10th Of October. He had been enthudas
II is rumored that NJ. Fould had been recalled to his
| post as Minister OF Finance. 4
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 13.-Cotton Monday was In good
demand with sales Of 5000 bales at slight advance
Sales yesterday Of 10000 bales at firm rates
Maxwei's circular Of the 18th quotes Breadstufs in
good demand Wheat had advanced Id to ID ; Flour 3D.
to Cd, and floating cargoes ofCorn Sd to Cd
Trade at Manchester very active and throughout
i the manufacturing districts business was brisk
consols closed at 100 to looh
Lospos. Oct 13-cofee has advanced Id to %; Tea
ID and Sugar Cd to Is There were more buyers than
Consols for money and closed at10o,S to
Bar silver was shade higher Barring quotes small tram
Lsacons in u s. stocks and moderate sales Of State
stocks iS
/ The Paris Bourse was unsettled
/ HAvRE, Oct 13.-Cotton is firm. Sales Of the week
ATS bales imports 425 bales stock bales
| 28.000wese American asi
AND THE EsirIRE-His SPEECH ACCEPTING, ETC Neo York
October T-P. M-The Of the yacht America had
challenged the yachts Of all nations to sail for FIVE hum
dred or one thousand pounds.
II supposed that the President his return will pro-
ceed Immediately to the Tuleres He had already been
officially proclaimed Emperor in the town Of seyres by
/ the Mayor. ~. ssas
At bordeaux Louis Napoeon's reception was most en-
thusiastc BE made speech, indirectly accepting the
Empire in response to complimentary toast given in the
name Of the Prince President by NJ Dufour Duberyer
President of the Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce Louis
Napoleon replied as follows
q accept with eagsrness the opportunity afforded me
by the Bordeaux Chamber Of Commerce thanking
great city for its cordial reception and magnificent hosp
taity am happy at the end Of my journey to commn-
nicate the impression have received Ths object Or
tour are well aware to make myself acquaint
ed by personal observation with the beautiful provinces
the South and ASCERTAIN the real wants of the people
1t has, however nd to far more important result
may say indeed with candor. far from the
Prince from false modesty, that did people
testify their to free themselves from ali
easness respecting the future by placing in the
hands as heretofore power which sympahzed with its
people have now at last learned to value at their
price the false hopes with which it has been csoled and
the dangers with which it was threatened.
seems that in 1852 society approached its disso
tion because each party consoed itself with the BELIEF
that amid the general wreck it might still plant its stand
ard on floating fragments Sensation Cries Of viyt
FEmpereur Now that its eyes opened to the absurd
pretended reforms were visionaryinasmuch a. there
has always been dsproportioned want Of consequence
expedients and promised results loud applaus'
IA nation surrounds me with it's sympathics, becaus
do not belong to the family of Ideaogsts To promo
systems but the chief point above all to produc
condolences in the present and security for the future
: Empire: Yes. Yesl and prolonged applause, Wit
cries of Viye rEmpersur'l There is objection
dread of Certain persons say the Empire viii onl
be state of but say the Empire peace GGrel
satisfied the world is tranquil These words uttered
firm voice and with strong emphasis produced mag
cal effect, and enthusiastic bravoa were heard
Sides & .
children children Of Louis XIV re-oommsnce bis warsf War
not made for pleasure but through necessity; and a
this epoch n Of Transition where BY the side Of 50 man
we may truly say-Woe be to him who gives the fins
signal to collision the consequence Of which would
incalculable Long and profound sensation.1 hay
many conquests to make. wish like him to conquer b
conciation all hostile parties, and to bring into th
, L
! lose themselves without profit to any Applause
T. ~ wish to restore to religion morality and opnlenc
in the bosom of the most fertile country in the wor
can scarcely obtain the necessaries of life senslton
aWehave an immense waste of territory to cultiyat
system of railroads to complete We have opposite +
Marseiles vast kingdom, which we must assimate t
France We have to bring all great western ports
connection with the Ameicrn continent by the rapid
ity of communication which still want, and lastly VI
have ruins to resorealse gods to overthrow. Truth
will be made triumphant. Prolonged applAusel Thi
is the which attach to empiren empire is to
round and who, like me, desire your country's vel
fare you my soldiers.n r. Yes yes,, and proonge
| applause.l r95
: .a,vivag Of the CARA Three Days Late
!, from Europe.
HALIFAX Oct 27-The steamer Niagara arrived thi
morning with Liverpool dates of the 10th inst She bring
So passengers
ENGLAND
The Court had returned to London, and Cabine
Council was held on the 18th, to appoint day for tn
meeting of Parliament ss5s es.9
ment to extend the elective franchise by income tax Q
all salaries above FL per weekhe payers being enttle
to vote.
ment in favor of the vote by ballot.
The ship Prince Albert reports that the Arrc exped
ton in Wellington channel were favored with open wcat
Ter, and there was strong probability that Sir Jof
Franklin had passed that way. @
The yacht America had beaten the new Swedish yact
in recent race, by twenty minutes. The challenge
the owner of the America for race from Firth to Il
Nore had been accepted by the yacht volante and I'll
= | new iron yacht Disowned
The Earl of Carlisle had written preface to Unc
TOMS Cabin which designed to neutraze the crit
csm of the London Times.
Lord Cambermere had been nominated for Constable
the Tower ofLondon, vice Lord Wellington The Earl
f Derby had been elected Chancellor of Oxford Unver
meeting of Iron Masters had been held at Wolve
hampton relative to the present prices Of iron. The
= cent rise was approved.
r Trade in Manchester was more active.
Commercial adyices from China and India favor
- bic.
FRANCE.
IL The most dazzling accounts in Of the reception
the President Mt different points His speech at Bordear
had been pacarded in Paris, and to be posted up
all the communes of France Titles OF high nobility
the ministers, and general amnesty looked for
L. the first acts Of the Emperor. Louis Napoleon
3, to enter Paris in triumph on the 10th.
N' A speculative demand had broken out in the Pa
houses.
Il SPAIN.
~ The subscription for the families of those killed in
Lopez expedition had reached 2S1 800 pastres.
II ~. DENMARK.
LII rumor prevails that the King designs to abdicate
constitution being too democratic for his taste. Pril
Christian, of Glucksburg, it was thought, would be
n, successor.
SWITZERLAND.
The Prussian ambassador has ordered all the Pruss
workmen back to Prus for fear Of the influence of ds
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