New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-05
Foreign News by the Franklin,

We take fsos the NevYork payers the following details
Of TIE news brotfsbt by the steamer franklin
j. MivisrsutaL DEfxsF Lisbon We learn shst tie
W. asry had suffered tfsat on the question Of abossh
iIH le pun shmcnt of death for political offences TT
a. lisn Which they opposed popular with s classes
throughout Portugal and their condt, theforefofe hasin
no " re improved their position.
sgR LosrThs total loss of the steamer Porto, ONE
q ~; steamers employed " run between Lisbon and
steamer in bad state and required repair yet not
WItistaading this she put to sea from Opoto on the
Slowing 's a = s hns 's hss
che sustained defect bat every exerton to contend
nnti the following day when being o. Fgueira the
sfHssrs obliged the mate (who had the command CT the
vessel the Captain having been left shore sick to besr
up f port and she re-appeared of the bar q 6portoat
A struck on the rock on the north side Of the Douro In
front of the castle of St. Joao. dc Fez.
attempts made to throw TO the steamer By
Of rockets but failed length the vessel broke
into two halves and Immediately sunk the points Of her
niss appearing above the water ensns
the morning Of the Goth the had forever closed
the awful scene Of hosror In this manner thrtysyM
pp's'n' AS'e pel'sneo. IS III ~ sessiasfi
scsEvIss Down The Medria April s.-snce the
publication q the decree upon the press almost every
publish second editions deprived Of the oepsive articles
several companies that have been publishing great
brs Of translated French novels have been to
close their business novels Of that being particularly
tile object Of governmental interference. N w 81 ls
AUSTRIA. st5s ass =
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Trieste has by order Of bis taken owN the
eseutcheo1 bearing the words Lee Esstse erd Fra
tonie" and replaced it by the imperial eagle ~ 81
.cawARzEsBERs's HuccEssox-A Geographic despatch
from Vienna states that Count BuoI Schannestein who
had been summoned from the embsssy ID London had
been definitely appointed Imperial Minister q yorss
Affairs and President Of the Council The desth ~
Prince schwarzenberg not expected to ead 10 any
change in the domestic or foreign policy q the Ausfsn
Government. ts y tsE4
EaYPr. f9 ls s4k sHs isss5s
The affairs Of Egypt were again exciting scms sttsztion
stantnopIe as commissary General q De Porte and vas
the bearer Of most imperative orders to which Abhss
Pacha must submit, If not willingly " eompulaion-
ovsaL1sP Iye,. MIL lEeyiqaas< Ssiaassss
Overland Mail with dates from Bombay to March Is.
and other parts Of India to corresponding dates China
has also been brought BY this arrival but NO paper
has to hand We suhoin the following summary Of
| the intelligence from the Bombay Times *
The twelve days to which review has been
have been sngulariy barren in events; and summary
on the present occasion is pretty early bsuk We
note from Birmah such as have been reesyed are
any thing pacific On the 24th January an
was sxpsrsneed in Upper seiae cutes sad over Goo
much mischief On the ?th Of February had frsgu-
tes in the weather all India with heavy fails of
/ rain in the Pupjaub and to the nafthward On the ID
March Calcutta visited by the first Of
the season-a fu:ous storm Of wind thunder, hail and
rain Intelligence has been received f the accidental
sotheriug Of fifty coolies out Of cargo II two hundred
and in the hold Of the Futtay salan during
hurricane off Madras on the 22d-25th December The
matches battened down and cries for relief
urheard during the fury of the storm
| The BR,EsE WAA.-The Burmese expedition consists
of $500 troops two vessels of aud thirteen Steamboats,
Additional forces from China were expected The depar
ture of the expedition to take place from Calcutta and
Madras the 10th of March The forces we're to rem
devious at the mouth Of the Cas the eastern branch
of the Trawaddy The expedition would probably proceed
up the latter branch to avoid the resuce prepared
the route by Rangoon where 0E00 Bimese troops were
assembled The British forces intended TO advance
to Rome Parese ofthe Burmese had ravaged the from
| tier villages f9ts37 Af, 80 SsssNs We 20 ~
other accounts in the London Times state that it
uncertain when the expedition would sal the Govern
was ayerse to action At the present time and con-
Rangoon expedition till the cold weather set in The
Last accounts from Monnen mention an attempt ON the
part of the Burmese to drive of her mnjeft brig Ser
! pent, which was bockading BasEien- -
| --i lssd THE INDIAN OCEAN, asss9
| Toarid Murders by the Sarag s!-A Mauman psper eon-
tans account of shocking massacre and the destruc-
ton Of the Nicobar Islands, detaed In
affidavit made before the assistant Of the
Tenasserm Provinces the 18th Of February 1852 BY
Malim sahio merchant and master Of the brig
who had picked whist lying of Noncowry on the 10Th
January last floating log Of wood Cosngee named
Scarborough who stated that he Of screw OF
ty-fve men belonging to a Col ngee craft.
Before her cargo could be completed she was
by number of armed beats, whose boarded and
carried her. and put most Of her people to that he
saved bis lfe by swimming to the shore but that he
taken and Imprisoned by the natiYea upwards q twd
al q
coiy for after he had been month shore an Engsf
bark into the harbor formed by the Island Of Non
For four five days number of boats more anu mort
every day. went off to her at last day. soobooroyioe
full of Noncowry men they brought with them o Euro
pen lady and her child little baby not two years old
For four days the the victim of their
abuse when death put an end her suerngs and she
sooner dead than they hacked the child to pieces
with their knives. III n, =. IA. "a. s.s5g
| men He found they were his countrymen, Coringees
and they proved to be the remnant of the OF the
English bark They told him that their vessel bad
been carried, and scuttled by the savages who had
| murdered the captain and his mate. and two other
Engishmen passengers is presumed and after plum
derng the vessel had brought the captains wife and his
infant daughter away in the long They could not
tell the OF the bark but she was from
| Lalcar crew. .s.r, -
, T4r AUSTRALIANS GoLp MINss-Accounss from Austria
liza had zen received by the overland mail to the 10th
January nearly thee weeks later than the previous ad
vices. i7 s-gr-.l@ -. ga .7N5'.tt a e7s}-ss,
The intelligence by this opportunity is Of very pain
ful and nature From the first establish
mnxampedits mining tier rre "a led il above the ~
ter settlements aud its farfamed Bul4a BuI at length
became term in evely ones mouth to denote great
m:eral wclth crowded busy, and industrious popu-
lation peiec freedom rom the faint OF contictism
to accelerate the progress OF South Australia unit
its chief city Adelaide teemed With the happies Of thu
coloria population rapid change has pissed over 1t
the once crowded city is deserted Its busy popu
have Quilted the shore not because has fased II
auy one o. its auremeut hut because the a'u pros
poets of the gold fields of Victoria have worked the in
ha.ants into state of mania which has prevailed Sc
generally that Adelades condition not ipapty Illus
rted by the example of Godsmiths Deserted village
THIS INTEL geuce is Of patre to disnay into ever
wel-wisher of the colony By aud land it - no ex
aygeaton to say the coonsts were eying not by seor
orhuudreds but teiy by thousands for the Victor'
. gold liggiogs In example Of this. may mention tina
the report of emigration for the fortnight enc
d pe Decent i q gives balance against the colony
7 adults not counting those who leis by land which va
considerable Perhaps graver instance OF the enect
the paric eau c d. than the and value OF BURR
d Bur "a shares which in December were at il6O On jan
ID these hitherto much coveted shares were se"n
atEll6 private letter from trustworh source date
the 5th reports them selling on that day at Ed aud
letter 9Th quotes the pce at ESQ holders eager
seq an few purce The revenue had seriously su
Il, fercd the quarter ending December d. compared
the same period of 1850 shows OH OF Etooo IN
deficiency the month of December was not ne most 5
h markahe and papf. in consequence 81 tn we oseu
men has resolved to reduce the estimates py
n which many contemplated works were stopped Inc goN
erpneut WIS Justly aarmedthe CONSERVATION was gel
era and the prospects such AS remained were
Nv in he extreme order possible to stem the tiae
At emigration the governor had offered reward Of 4ino
~ for the discovery Of workable gold mine WITHIN "a
colony and had in anticipation. not only issued reg
S ations fixing license fee at thirty shilngs per month
do but on the accommodation of the legislative ceuhc'
had suspended the operation of the regulations Ior On
&c month an additional encouragement to gold seekers
Adelaide papers contain numerous accounts OF eoie
coycres but much uncertainty prevailed on tine supee
to .-' to- 1- BELGIUM.
III. Tha Mon;,r contains the following communicates