New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-08
iFnreign MisrrlIann.

A letter from Rome, of the 18th ult states
that the preceding day his Holiness the Pope after the
alteration of the Holy Sacrament proceeded to the chapel
NJ the Virgin in the Vatican there he kissed the foot of
the Prince of Apostles in presence Of
gregation
A new kind of colonization is at present being
tried in Senegal Some months back SLAYER filled with
negroes being captured, they at their desire
taken to Senegal and placed the banks of the GAIA
msnca with their wives and children. They live by
fishing and husbandry, and obey very ubmssively the
Mayor nut over them The last state that this
little colony is in full prosperity
A physician of Prague has just died n real
martyr of science He has been in the habit of taking
order to note the effects On the 23d u he took so large
quantity Of morphine that all the efforts of med-
cal friends present at the exhibition, could not him
By private letters from Ninevah, we learn that
Col Rawlinson who is conducting the excavations
by Mr. Layard has opened the entire place
sepulture of the Kings and Queens of Assyria There
they lie" we are told in huge stone sarcophag with
ponderous lids decorated with the royal ornaments aud
costume just they deposited than 5000 years
ago.
The Spanish Government intends to repeal
the tax paper. in order that the Spanish publishers
may be able to furnish the Spanish republics with books
less cost than the French publishers farnish them
Mr., Searles, the noted pedestrian, who walked
1900 miles in 1000 consecutive hours 1000 half miles in
1000 consecutive half hours and 1000 quarter miles 1000
quarter hours in London. accomplished feat unpara
lred in pedestranism walking fair heel and toe. two
miles in IA minutes and 55 seconds.
The Senate OF Bremen has ordered that new
council of $50 instead of 800 members elected
for years by system of election under which the voters
AIRED ivded into eight classes according their
and the few wealthy persons in upper class elect
many members the of citizens in lower class
The return to the English House of Commons
has been printed showing the number Of slaves embarked
the coast of Africa and landed in Cuba and Brazil in
each year, from 1912 to 1851 In Cuba, the number
landed in 1872 $500 in 1913 5000; in 1874 10000 ;
in 1915 1900; in 1916 419 in lS47 1850; in 1913 1900
in s49 500 in 1850, $500 in 1851 5000 In Brazil the
number in 1872 was 17,435 1913 1906; 1874 22S49 ;
1885 l9453 1876 so 324 1S47 56l72 1913 600 1910
| 81 oG0 1850 % 900 and in 1851. 32S7
The Belgian Senate has elected the Prince de
lnge Its President by II votes to g. given to Count de
Renesse The budget of Belgium for 1853 which has just
been distributed to the Chambers estimated the receipts
he budget figures in the expenses for f267S7 600
The Opinione of Turin, of the 10Th ult., an
that the lsraetes of that city celebrated with
great pomp in their Synagogue the 9th the anniver
siy of their civil and political emancipation According
the same journal of bad character had ex
cited the 4th portion of the inhabants of Siniseoa
torevot against the municipal authorities and the coec
tor of the taxes The presence soldiers soon re-
stored ranquility several of the ringleaders
rested
AdSices from Savoy speak of the increasing
strength of the French party in that duchy Ultra mon
asts and reyolutionists it is said working together
fr i. separation from Piedmont and union with France
The great numbers of imperial veterans who have their
hnes there and the many tradesmen who having
ated money in the French towns return with French
s spend their days in their native Savoy exercise
az at influence in this direction.
The First Chamber in Saxony has requested
tn Ministry prepare law for regulating The rela-
tons Of the Jews with view of appeag the complaints
OF The Christians against the increasing influence OF Jews