New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-15
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY. MORNING, MAY Is, 1856:

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SATURDAY. MORNING, MAY Is, 1862.
Further Details by the Europa.
ENGLAND.
During the week 432 machinsts have resumed work at
the employers prices The etterpress printers of Man
chester. with commendabe liberaty have voted to ad
vance f2oOn aid of the strike in addition to fl0O they
had before subscribed.
Steam gate Amazonas the second that has been built
at Liverpool for the Brazilian Government sailed from the
Mersey on Wednesday for Rio, with 100 crew.
Meetings being held in various parts the
try to appeal against the passing Of the newMta Bill
An advertisement appears In the English for 1000
laborers Immediately wanted the Gait Branch Of the
Canada West Railroad.
John Strain American sailor board the ship
cus. of Newly IL committed in Liverpool charge
of n,ansaughter for fatally stabbng woman who an
noyed him in the street The prisoner declares that the
occurrence accidental.
subject of Miner Gibsons motion to abolish newspaper
stamps in which it says some of the most singular and
lamentabe features of American society is the low
scale Of remuneration for the highest literary serv
compared with the profits of all other occupations
and whether with reason or not that Is ascTbed to the
SO cheap and abundant as to swamp real merit and Vu
garlic the taste Of the public.'
The following is from fly leaf in the Edinburgh Review
Just out: :. Messrs. Longman Co have to announce
that the MS Journal and Papers Of the late Thomas
Moore in preparation for publication and that they
will be edited by the Right Rev Hon Lord John Russell
1e Manchester E1aine estimates that during the last
Manchester, have lost by strikes 100000.
Mmlle Wagner. the new singer has arrived in London
s;in at No Gv.n, ris Rn 9a ' HnWs whare
she announced for the Prophet" Mr.. Lumley i'm
mediaey took out injunction and the musical world
s greatly excited. The was still pending.
MI Lmley is making the most strenuous efforts to in
Madame Goldschmidt to lend her all powerful aid in
season.
vce-Admiral Hagan has just died in Paris in his sith
year He commenced his naval career in l7S4
FRANCE.
The French q little impOrtance The
papers that more immediately charged with the
sonal interest of Louis Napoleon continue zealousy en-
gagged in the Imperialist propaganda.
MORE RUMoRs ABOUT THE EMPIRE.-In consequence OF
the extensive preparations making for the te Of the 10th
of May in Paris and the assembling Of vast number of
soldiers officers selected take part in the
intended magnificent review the impression gains ground
that the open assumption of the imperial authority will
be managed y by Louis Napoleon on that day.
The Par officially dsciains all intention on the part
the 10th of May This journal adds that not even
the wish If expressed of the sixty thousand troops to be
would advance the restoration Of the Empire hour
which, if ever place be initiated by the
situted powers and receive the consent of the whole
people. 49,, ,,
dAfrque as private soldier.
The ship Futtay Ssla left Madras on December with
234 engrant Coolies for the Mauritius She fell in with
gale the I'D and the Coolies under matches,
which were battened down before Its termination all
had died.
The supporters of Government already at logger
heads concerning the true Interpretation OF one of the
important clauses in the Constitution.
The Uniess complains of the privilege allowed to for
eign journals circulating in France which publish news
which French papers cannot lawfully speak Of
All the directors the theatres of Paris summon
ed to the hotel of the Minister of the Interior The Min
lister called them together in order to make known TO
them the intentions of the Government with regard to
the tendencies of the dramatic literature of the present
day, which much to be regretted In few concise
words Minister explained his views of the object OF
the stage and its influence public morals and an
the directors his firm resolution not to allow
the representation of any piece of nature to excite the
passions and pervert the public mind
The has received dispatches from Admira
LePredour commanding the French Squadron the Bra
lillian Platte station that the troops being no Ion
ger wanted there, he had embarked them for France
The Railroad Companies of Paris and Orleans, Centre
France and Bordeaux and Tours and Nantes
voted to amalgamate into one.
Partisan manufactures especially those of articles
of Injuries active than they have been for som
time, having received large orders for expectation
SWITZERLAND.
The Basic Gazette of the 10th inst announces that tn
ballot took place the Canton of Bernie with the creates
order and regularity result the satisfactory as tn
utmost agitation prevailed throughout the country
strong majority had declared itself in favor OF the exist
ing The partial results were not yet a as
certaned but those remaining to be known would 1t wa
trail districts the poed greater number thai
last wear city Of Berne 1892 electors voted agalns
the revocation In the .ne a
The last number known gave against the
SO 800 for it majority against it 5S45 on sunday
certain number Radicals attempted to disturb publ
tranquility singing lin Zr but vigorously dispersed
The flags hoated on the cathedral Of Berne during tn
AASA'SeAS W"
federation and that of the State of Berne.
ITALY.
We learn from Rome that an American gentleman wa
standing among the spectators in the vestibue OF d. ~
ters Easter Sunday when the Pope was being carrie
by and neglected to take off his hat piece OF dsrespet
which was observed by some French officers Dehna hh
who requested him to uncover somewhat mperatlVei.
As the American paid attention to their request the
cers proceeded to poke his hat off at which aront I'll
gentleman turned round and sgnfed his intention Oh o.
acting the satisfaction customary among men u @ @
satisfaction however, which the Frenchmen DID not see
him off to the eorps-de-gaTde The American Charged4
faires being informed OF the circumstance lneua
ly effected the release of his conntrymn. TOW , a.,
place on the evening between some French soiue
1. and the Roman artierymen stationed IN the VIA ma
guta, where the usual amount Of broken heads on Dol
:, sides ensued without any lives being lost -,
> From Naples we hear from Montefusco, where Poer
and his companions confined A special order mas
rived from the general the district which 1.-The
prisoners treated with the full prison severlt
especially Poero and Nsco who are not worthy 10 nv
They are to have no medical treatment" Such is Il
treatment the constitutional prisoners of Naples al
this after energetic representation Of friendly 50
ernmentsafter representation Of the bishop OF inc
trict and humble petition to the throne of the wiz
and families of the victims of cruelty unworthy OF
age in which we live THE justice Of Heaven is sol
we trust may be sgnay verified in the person OF al
Bomba N - o =. .4;,.
CHRISTOPHER Columbus advances slowly. Colonel Colon
M Cucarra supposed to be the last descendant OF the
LIBERATED navigator lately died At Ast If %,
csc architecture is to be demolished to make room
improvements. French company have oought IL
that purpose-to the great wrath Of the citizens
IRELAND
rBy Electric Telegraph to the London News.l
Dublin, Friday evening, April 23-News reached n
to-day that Thomas Francis Meagher the lrlsn pUhs
convict had escaped from Van Diemens Land me
teieence has reached his friends from private source
EGYPT.
letter from Constantnople of the 18th, in the Leo
says: ., f. Tho mission
Fuad Efepd in Egypt although it must not be conce
that hSmay meet with serious difficulties the Porte
Ia said is about to send commissioner to
carry out the arrangements concluded by M De IA
iette relative to the holy places 1t tnae
Efendi who formed part of the commission for setll
the n,,sstion. will be selected for this mission.
~ surwRscK AT sEA-The bark Olive Branch Capt
t-yerson, with cargo of teas from Stockholm has
Totally lost in the Gulf of St. Lawrence The captain
passengers have arrived at Quebec,