New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
From the N. Y. Evening Post.
Foreign Items.

More than of the Projects and Mayors of Louis Ma
polson in urging the electors to vote reminds tn OF
the treaties of 1915 to be avenged, ana the aisas
ter of Waterloo to be expiaied
The publication of Uncle Toms Cabin in Paris has
produced prodgious excitement To illustrate tne Ju-
rs Charirai relates that Quaker, going
hGle with volume under his stopped by two
respectfully dressed and each clapping pistol TO
head shouted Your Uncle Toms Cabin or your lie"
1t is proposed to erect and endow, by public subscrp
ton school college bear the Of the Duke OF
Wellington. for gratuitous. nearly graustos educa-
tion of orphan children OF ndigent ana Ui
Albert have been pleased to signify their approval OF ne
project and to place their at the head OF the SUD
scripon the respective of El00O and ouo
NJ 1nl.yski etbassador of France London has it is
again rumored received orders to demand explanations
Of he Enph Cabinet as to its tolerance French refu
gees formal demand Of expulsion Is even mentioned
Under the Empire the court costumes to be re-
organized Ladies will longer be received at the I'M
pera but with dresses bearing the
rhis appendage of is the delight OF all the
Paris miilipers On en- 1ft atD LdTnes
Sir Charles Napier has brought action against Mr.
John Murray publishers of the Quarterly Review for
libel The Offending passages contained in arti
Gle the of ecinde charging Sir Charles with
jspracel conduct in his civil military in
sciode This was rebntted by affidavit stating that
facts alleged in the article were untrue me case
vas tried in the Court of Queens Bench on Iuesuay
Lord tmpbe htld that there nothing in the article
TO show intention to calumninte Sir Charles IL was
upon disputed passage in history as TO whether
e had treated ith harshness or generosity
Believing the afiiiav OF Sir Charles Lord Camppel st
thought it would be encro4ching upon she liberty OF
the press grant criminal information
There is no end the jokes cracked at the expense OF
i pIsraeli's plagiarism Que paper has the following;
| "In sounding great Welpgton's praise.
| Dizzy's grief and his truth both appear,
For great flood of tears (rhiers) he let's fall
Which were certainly meant for sincere (st Cyr)'
| Another gives this:
Now from the chamber all are gone
Who gazed and wept oer Wellington
Derby and Dis do all they can
To emulate great man
If neither can be quite SO great. ...
Resolved is each to in slate"
The Daily News adds third.
Ben has no heart they say but deny IT.
He has a haart and gets his speeches by it.
But the fun this last is that it Is itself stolen from
Samuel Rogers impromptu member OF Parllament,
The Morning Chronicle shows that long passages In
ras have been taken from old numbers OF the
Edpburg Review.
Tb. first step of great revolution in French Journalism
has taken place lately. NJ. Mires, the agent OF M de
Morpy aud who is only the dummy of MN. Bonaparte
and Morny having purchased three months since
the Pays just bought the for the sum OF
Two millions francs Doctor Veron has received an
indemnity 900 francs in cash every shareholder
will COZ francs per share besides Is you see
great step towards complete revolution In the frencf
press. In this company OF Mires Cos Is now
engaged in bargaining for the Presse and Steele M d.
Gardin 800 coo francs indemnity This is sacrhce
hut in all probability the sale will be effected Henceforti
NM Bonaparte Co will be the sole newspaper propre
tors in Paris This longer desposm In jack-boots
If la Louis XIV Ia Napoleon it is sly depotism IN
Journals will not be suppressed had been anticipated
they will be bought This is dear but more reiuee