New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-20


Maj n Evans appeared the part of the State
senng the District Attorney and Mr. VIM F. Marshal
appeared on behalf of the accused -
"Details by the Arctic.
Our Northern exchanges bring full details of the news
by the steamer Arctic which arrived at NewY or the
| 18th inst.
The writs for Parliament will be sent out imne-
diatey after the dissolution of the old on the st of
Iny returnabe in the month Of august but It III not
1t appears certain that the British Government will
rgidy enforce all the clauses Of the Emancipation act
The Government through the Chief Secretary Mr. Wal
pole have informed Dr. Newman that the recent proca-
nation referred to all practices contrary to the strict let
they will obey the law and the priests who conform
to the requirements of the law have been
| insulted in the streets.
The enthronization of DR.. Cullen, Catholic Arch
bishop of Dublin place Tuesday the 20th at the
Church Of the Conception. at Dublin.
FRANCE.
Political affairs are quiet 1t stated that the property
of the Due dmale, which he inherited from the Prince
de Conde is to be forthwith placed under sequesraton
stocks next year, ut that place. two ships of the line
three corvettes two steam gates, of ninety guns EACH
| three steam corvettes and two tenders,
The commander of the French fleet in the Leyant
tradcts the report that pirates at present nfesng
4 those seas. H..
It is announced that mine Of platna has been dis
| covered in the neighborhood of Valenciennes.
| AUSTRIA.
The Vienna Gazette contains q act of grace'' by
which 1903 officers undergoing punishment for their share
in the Hungarian set at liberty The sentences
Of six are committed to four imprisonment, and
those of ten others are reduced to half The
of the Gazette contains sentences pronounced by
tho ourt-nara Of Hemannstadt against 40 Transyva-
mans many of whom aIe condemned to death. Among
the sentenced Baron Kemeny who expired suddenly
in London few monthsago - - ~
The Prussian Minister NJ Bisnark- schonhausen has
| been invited to Pesth, omect the Emperor.
= SWITZERLAND.
shock of anearthqtnke was felt Mt Payerne Canton
OF Friburg the 10th June and at the instant
| two shocks We're experienced at Bernie
In the Canton of Genera the bill naturalization
Mr.. Karien for sending challenge to Col Ochsenben
has been sentenced to thee months banshment Of
f0 and retraction The bearer of the cartel banishe
for month and fined.
An extra session of will probably be
vokcd about the middle It July. The commercial treaty
that the sanction of the Chambers should be had to
renewal
HANOVER
| ARTIST Sfx AMERICAN sAtLoRs--TRoupLE BETWEEN
THE HAHoyERiAN AUTHORITIES AND AMERIcAS Consul.
letter from Bremen, of the 18th nlt in the Augsburg
Gazette, gives account of misunderstanding which
has arisen between the American Consul at Bremen
the Hanoyerian authorities Lehe place quite on the
frontier of the territory Bremen and having it would
jurisdiction portion the roads Of Bremen
haven The facts of therase theseSx sailors
United States bark Areth had got into debt at Bremen
haven with public hoa keeper, who. hearing that
the Arethusa to sailin few days applied to the
thortes Of Bremerhaven to get the sailors arrested
power in the matter owing to recent law of Bremen
which prohibits the arrest for debt sailors in active
service; OF the seizure Of their property.
The creditor then behought himself of the following
plan to obtain payment: He transferred his claim to
inhahitan of ehe who applied to the Hanoverian
thorities the latter immediately the Arethusa ar
irving within their jurisdiction. sent out boat demand
the arrest of the sailors in question and the captain
demurred he was Threatened with foreble measures and
that the cannon of the adjacent Hanoverian fort
loaded to enforce the demand The captain at last
sent note to the Hanoveran Government demanding
compensation of 5000 the liberation of the American
sailors and their free home begging at the
time, to be informed Of the exact demarcation the
rd tion of Hanover the roadstead Bremerhayen
that American vessels might avoid it in future.
INDIA.
Bombay dates of ODD May have reached France No
important event had occurred since the previous dates
from that place 1t generally understood that nothing
more will be done in BurIlah till after the rains. The
whole force will remain in the country and the be
suned with Yigor the moment the season permits The
Indian papers already limiting at the probable
neXation " of the whole peninsula
Disturbances still continue along the northwestern
frontier and military of an extensive nature
in preparation Several huts had been attacked
progress which it is thought will terminate the
| week or two.
Tho difficulties with the Nzam are still unsettled The
Calcutta Englishman hints that the Nizam has been
treated with injustice, and that he the British
nothing
The electric telegraph has been put into successful
operation in India
A DISTINGUISHED French ExILE-Amoug the passen-
gers who sailed from Network Saturday the 10th inst
in the steamer Corez for Rio was Vice Admiral German
highly accomplished French officer, who commanded
the fgate Belle Poule to St Helena and back France
with the remains Of Napoleon and who afterwards in the
same ship with the Prince de Jonvie, visited NewYork
He is exiled from France by Louis Napoleon His
offence that Of visiting in England the family OF
Louis Philippe in their retreat at Careont and mani
Testing sympathy In their misfortunes.
k,lr, Il,
not think it is correct The Prince de Jonvile we be-
lieve in full command of the Belle Poule when she
was dispatched for the remains of Napoleon.
AsAUsTRIAN PIcrURE OF UsIrEn SrATEs.-Austrian
opinions upon the United States are not at premium
but they may be interesting nevertheless Alae vionna
paper thus compliments us:
austria is small insignificant spot on the man. com
pared with the gigantic greatness of America says
lei Webster Yes on the map that the fact But in
the world in military intellectual material relations
in might and influence Austria is. in reality gigantic
while in the same reality America vast 1t on the
map is but small spot in comparison And against this
Austria Daniel Webster proposes make war by sea and
land In what does the greatness of America consist
In the tremendous extent of its forests and swamps
In the terribly immense tedium of its monotony, in
which resembles the desert expanse of the ocean, where
he who has seen one thing has seen everything In
the gigantic stupidity of its consct and wind bagginess
A. In the tremendous greatness of its humbug only
simple children md ignorant tops allow themselves to be
humhugged But the true gr9atnes Of America how is
it with that 1t is humbugn
"A SrseraIrS NrAroiraS 6Eocxsfnr--soop CrrAScF
ron SeHooNrasTER-A singular instance of the gno
rance of foreigners in relation America related by
correspondent of the Providence Journal writing from
slorence; Italy. 1t appears that American cotton
laden ship recently arrived in the Bay of Naples from
NeWOreans and exhiheda clean bill of health and al
the necessary documents duly certified by the Neapetar
Consul Mt Nsworleaps. On being boarded by the officer
at Naples to the great surprise of the Captain wa
informed that notwithstanding his documents he woult
be obliged to go into quarantine for six weeks two
months! Finding that he could get no redress he an
Piled to the American Charge who in reply his remon
STRANGE, officially informed by the Minister Foreign
ship from America could be permitted to discharge with
out performing quarantine The CAPTAIN actually re
efred them to the charts and attempted satisfy then
that required as many days to make the passage
NewOrleans to Rio, it did from the same place Il
Naples To which the learned functionary replied that
ii Brazil is not contiguous to New0reans. at all event
it is well known that the United States have
Mexico, and Brazil being integral part of Mexico
course vessel coming from thence is to be considered
as coming from portion of the United StGtes.,' Thu
Captain expostnlaed BUTT Of avail aud he onl,
succeeded in efecting compromise that after quaran
tine of two weeks he should be permitted to discharge
n small port some twenty thirty miles distant fron
Naples The loss to the from this brilliant display
OF Italian geographical learning amounted to $4,000
SUGAR CANE FROM THE EAsr,--The Washington Repub
lie says
"We have much pleasure in announcing that al
the request Of distinguished citizen of Louisiana the
Secretary of the Navy than year since directed
the commander of the East India squadron procure and
send home roots of the from Salanga and the
Straits of Maacca which is believed be superior to the
game now grown in the Southern States of the Union
ind that several boxes of roots in growing state arrived
IN the Nation at New York and have been turned over to
1.-THE Interior for distribution among
bugar MI @okh eqprse allowing first and