New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-31

DAILY CRESCENT
Further Details by the Pacific.
ENGLAND.

Further Details by the racine.
ENGLAND.
The Engineers Shike-Hs Cost.-The pecuniary sacri-
flee consequent upon the strike up to the present time
appears to have been Upon the part OF the
it is computed that average including skilled
workmen and laborers not fewer than 10000 have been
out of work since the shops first closed on the 10th
Of January Taking the average earnings Of these 10000
ut 25s per week the amount lost in wages by them
9175,0O0 to this must be added about f2OoO weekly
which it has different trade societies to maintain the
strike including the days per week BY the
skilled engineers remaining at workout independent OF
public Notwithstanding to further sum Of
$4,000 thus making total of flS9O0O In addition,
considerable loss must have resulted to the
poyers from the inactivity of their machinery etc and
altogether it is thought that to the end Of the pre-
sent week from f2o00o to f20000 would be fair esti
mate of the loss entaed upon different parties by the
engineers strike.
| IRELAND
| Election Moremers-The first struggle Irish ground
which be said to involve the popularity of the Derby
Ministry commenced Saturday. at Enniskillen, with
the nomination Of the Solicitor General and his sturdy
opponent Mr.. Hugh Collum. Mr.. Whiteside pro-
posed by Mr.. Paul Dane. and DR.. Ovenden seconded
Mr.. George Wood proposed and Mr. Geo Irwin seconded
Mr. Colum Letters dated Saturday state considerable
excitement prevailed the previous night but breach
of public order occurred Large deachments Of police
are stationed in the town and neighborhood but as yet
their services had not been required.
FRANCE.
a Significant Sign-Tae Return from EBa-Tne Croun
and the Empire in Tep A great review is to take
place in the Champ de Mars the 10Th which is looked
pected to produce demonstration in favor of the esab
shment Of the empire even stronger than that at the
famous reviews at Satory 1t will be remembered that
the 10Th the anniversary of the entry of the great Ma
poeon into Paris his return from the Island of Eba
The heir of the Emperor has fixed that day to review
the troops and to present the different regiments with
the eagles which he has recently restored 1t is thought
possible-some say it is hoped-that the troops in graft
tude the gift of the eagles will confer the nephew
of the Emperor the imperial crown which he claims
his undoubted right Some say that the partsans OF
Louis Napoleon are endeayorng to induce the officers to
ha ut thav fha nptfy M
not only sautng Louis Napoleon as Emperor but of in
ducing him to accept the dignity and of carrying him in
triumph to the palace Of the Tuileries.
TIE Orieanist CoHtiscaton-.4 Hornets Nes-The de-
of conscaton of the Orleans property meeting
with opposition in quarter which could hardly be
expected appears that they have given great offence
to some members the Bonaparte family who have some
real imaginary claims upon that property. Among
others the family Of Joaquin Murat King of Naples
say their father purchased from his private
The Countess Popo daughter Of the exkng Of Naples
and sister Of the present Prince Lucie Murat has just
arrived in Paris for the purpose of enforcing her claims
She approves highly OF the conscation decrees
declares that the President in comforting it the
poor and the army has exceeded his rights and thai in
doing he has spoated his family. Prince Lucier
Murat is equally but he is guarded in giving
expression to his wrath.
The Fusion Fusion at au-The rumor current
days since that the fusion between the branches
of the Bourbon family the tapis. and
with certainty of a satisfactory termination The Co,.
rier de la Girode. important provincial paper,
which such subject is good authority, says Afte
having made careful inquiry enabled to that
all the rumor in question without foundation. The
correspondents Of foreign journals have too hastily seized
which has been revived from time to time
which article by NJ de Savandy in the
ble NGona may have given appearance Of credit
but which in reality is based on new or real fact
STewing The Fe,LetonS.-A circular of the Minister o.
Justice addressed to all the ProcureursG Generaux
them exercise the srctest surveillance the
given in the fe,eons of journals and of all Other
literary works published Such of them of al
immoral tendency or calculated to deprave the public
to be prosecuted with the utmost rgor of thu
law NJ Bocher has been fined 500f and the persons who
assisted in the circulation of the documents in
ton to 15of each The charge for having caused th
of the Princess of Orleans addressed to the esti
mentary executors of Louis Philippe. to be circulated il
u Paris and the departments and without the printer
: name affixed as is required by law.
The Leuan-Louis Napoleon. and the Sutan-Constant
nope dates to the 14h state that the Marquis de Lav
ette Envoy Extraordinary and Minister panipotentar
of France had waited the Sultan with all his Legation
present the notification of the reelection of Lou
Napoleon to the Presidency Of the Republic with
powers The Sultan thanked the representative Franc
the expression of his sentiments spoke in fatern
terms of the President of the Republic and his
assured the Minister that he fully of the happ
effects OF general peace and OF maintaining good under
standing between the two Governments, and woul
. neglect no occasion of promoting them.
n SPAIN.
- Rtm0red Resignation of Lord Howien-The EsDanu al
uding report published in the Epoca of the resgna
tion Of Lord Howden. says: The Epoca announces tina
Lord Howden has given in his resignation Envoy Ey
traordinary and Minister Plenipoentiary in this city
change of cabinet having taken place in England her
would be nothing strange in such proceeding if
member that the fall of Lord Pamerston Lord How
j, den offered his resignation.
~ The Queens health is rapidly improving
SWITZERLAND
4 The Demands Of France in regard to Erpeng The Ref
note presented by NJ De soignac Fenelon. the Frenc
Embassador to the President of the Federal Council
By order of the President of the French Repulic.
have the honor of seriously directing your attention
subject of which already pointed you the impor
in several conferences mean the individuals VIII
have sought refuge Switzerland after being comprt
Is missed in all the political disorders of the last year pre-
moters of confusisn could open, the frontier
~ France new democratcal clubs, and were permitted
recommence their anarchical manGuvres such state
things would rouse in cupabe hopes and inspire
the cstimabe portion of the people apprehensons which
ID is the duty and determination of the Government til
ly Republic Consequently have been nstruce
declare to your EXcellency that the hospitality granite
al in the different cantons of the Confederation to politics
in refugees would hereafter another character
it continued to protect conspiraces against the INTERIM
tranquility and security of neighboring power and
foreigners permitted to settle the Swiss error
ID defy the laws and Government of their country by
participation in revolutionary acts and writing
France need not dsclam the intention of meddling
the affairs of the Confederation but the French
ell longer tolerate that the esteem which pr
esses for foreign nationality should be far abused
insure sort of impunty to the irreconclable enem
of France
'.On the other hand France admit still less in
affair which regards the natives of her soil any Judge tina
herself and respects political necessities and the
prompt and direct of achieving her purposeshe hi
alone the right of deciding the question hope your IL
the uterior development of which is superfuous, and
Wy receive the formal demand am obliged to address yo
era in compliance with my instructions and which reque
YOU communicate without delay the Federal Counc
insist being formally promised that the expulsion ofa
the refugees may apply for be granted to without
quirng to what category the French political refugee
SIS visited by the measure may belong and, moreover tina
orders of the Central Government be executed in I'll
D. dccrecd and neither mtgated openly dsobeyc
as was too often the and have facts to prove it,
r. the cantona authorities The French Embassy alone
ON position to the persons whose former rcputatic
and existing relations render the prolongation their
nm sidence territory of the elvctic Confederation
possible well those who may be tolerated provision
rs if their Interior conduct renders them worthy of Thu
ted tolerance The first must depart shall poil
r. them out by name The others must learn that they
continue reside in Switzerland but only the con
President of the Republic expects from the Federal Go
md ernment regard the relations which he would willing
entertain with and that refusal to satisfy my demal
he would seriously compromise that it will give that proof
the spirit of good neghbor, and of friendly feeil
- which has been for so long time traditional in Swze
III land. An opposite course OF proceeding would INN
diaely produce unpleasant complications and would il
nose on the Government of the Republic the duty of
ecting the to be applied against its inc
nation is true) but which it would be forced to ado
against its will if the demand which have the honor
re- make to your Exceency should not obtain its object
~ ITALY.
.a,iral of the Emperor Of .4usia at Prona-A teleg,
phc dispatch, dated Verona, midnight the LIST March
the arrival of the Emperor in that city in
lily health He receivad in grand state by Marshal
detzky at the head of his staff The terminus of the
tha road was illuminated, and there immense cro