Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-03


The rich sands Of Ausnaiia. Il has been ascer.
nined BY curious calculator, Ihs, il emigration
continues uuabuHed, in teu yrun Ireland will be I
dsPOPulaisd. .,..-o. .-..-.
Provisions seem 10 be abundan, there. for we
have seen accounts Of vessels, loaded with pO.
Ia,Oss, arriving al New Orleans. !
There seems 10 be less internal political and
religious commoIion in ireland, q, present, Than
Tor many former years. A spirit Of tolerance
10 religion, and neglig, nee and Indifference 10
Polilical, Pervades oil classes. the mania Of EN-
graIOu having taken their places.
PRANcE.-Tbs crisis arrived aud Is passed.
Louis Napoleon is Emperor Of France. Bu.
few years ego, revolution 10 Paris deIhroned
monarch and established Republic. Now
the empire is restored without a TevOluIion.--
NapOleOG ives esc,ed President under TsPub-
liean constitution. for four years. Soon after
hs'IoOk upon himself the hOnOrs and preIoga.
lives Of that position, he procured an extension
Of The Official term to ten years and the next
atCp Wua w aEN ustuC NOuohAuN0u
and reduce the nation 10 despoIism. He is
now, as etfsclually, the monarch Of France, as
ever the COrsican was, and the people Of France
are serfs TO all inIenIs and purposes as they
were under Ihe imperial crown Of The older Ma.
poeon. There is now no hope for freedom
there and despite the prediction Of KosSuIh,
France will ever, with perhaps few short 10.
tervals, be a monarchy. The seeming acqui.
escence Of The people in The late usurpaIion, in.
dicaIe preference on their part for that form
Of government
| The procession, on The advent Cf The Presi.
dent. that was, The Emperor that is. wnS the
most magnificent ever witnessed IN Paris. All
classes OF the community, either Oy force or
persuasion, we're induced TO help swell the pro.
cession, and The giUering uniform Of every SOL
dier 10 the army ADDED TO the splendor Of the
pageant. The procession was fue miles long.
BELsluM.-There seems TO be trouble here
in forming ministry. All parties are broke up
into factions, no one being srong enough 10
form an administration. There seems 10 be
but one man iP the nation capable Of conduct
ing affairs, and he has been recently appointed
prime minister. He thinks he will succeed.
Mexico. This unhappy and ill.laIed coun.
Try, seems TO be on the verge Of a most bloody
revolution. The Central Government has no
power whatever over Ihe distant States, each Of
which seems TO be " carrying on" for iIseli.-I
The treasury is empty, and no means Of en(nr
cling the collection Of taxes or duties. We look
for every mail to bring The news Of an outbreak.
CuBA.-There is no spot upon the face Of the
broad EARTH which. Al present, auracis so much
attention as Ibs island Of Cuba. delerniua.
lion on the part Of the great, so called. Demo.
cratic parry Of The United States to acquire il at
all hnza rds and the universal protest oi all Eu-
rope, that she shall not become the properly Of
The United SInies, gives an unusual interest TO
every item Of news headed HAVANA" Fill
busters, all over the country, are busv engaged
in the attempt 10 manufacture a cause for an
aggressive war on Tho part of the United States;
and every measure adopted by Cuba for her
own protection against lawleSs set Of despe-
radoes, which are consIar,ly Ihronging her prin.
cipal seaport, is tortured into an inEenchmenI
upon rights secured to US by treaty, or an in.
fraction of the laws Of nations. II for her own
protection she issues an order that no vesse
shall enter her ports after ceuain hour, the
national honor is violated, i some struggling free.
boeler, formerly Tesideni Of ihe United States,
is not permued 10 land after the prescribed lime
has elapsed
The fact Of The Crescen. Chy, largo U. S.
Mail ship, not being permitted TO land there, at
a certain lime, has given rise 10 much discus.
sion, and innumerAble begerenI newspaper
comments. The circumstances seem 10 be-
these
The authorities Of Ihe island, being we'll
aware ,ha. an organized force was being formed,
in tho seaport cities Of the United States, TO
make descent upon Cuba, and wress her IRON
The dominion of Spain; Wero led to suspec,
that Mr.. Smith, the Purser OF the Crescen,
City, was in some way connected with this or.
gunlzed band, and therefore prohibited his land.
log at Havana. What prudent government
would not have done the same thing. In order,
further TO secure their own safety, they PromuI.
gated an order that no vessel should land at Tia.
wanna ater o'cl l,Ck P. NJ. The Crescen,
City, being informed of ibis TACT, wholly refu.
ssd 10 be governed thereby, and complained 10
the governmen. a, home. A pro,rs. was sen.
Ou, on her next Trip, but she met with no resist
ance, and has not since blen disturbed. All
,hs. Cuba did, she supposed, from the rumors
that reached her from our shores, was necessa.