New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02
Foreign News by the Europa.


The NcwYork papers of the 25th contain the news
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graphic summary
The English papers filled with election returns
most Of which are in favor Of the Government
1t is generally understood that the be adopted
by Lord John Russell and his party will be to force the to-
early dissolution Parliament even if it has TO
be done by limiting supplies to three months They
will then be compelled to appeal to the country on the
questions at issue
| FRANCE
In thn new Je,islativa .se,t1, tlora .ro 10 b ,ro
ouesors as in the old Chamber ri Denntias ,yo .re
be chosen by the President Of the Eanntl; Vsitt
remains SECRETARY of mn presidency md N nannas
garde Secretary and Chief Clerk of the proceedings
Ieyaillant rem,ins Secre,ary Ganar,l n Nil,n. II
ran of the late Assembly also retains his Mace Init il
said his assistants are 10 ha ch,nged NJ Do praroas M
nronceau remains Chef of tbn shors tn paIao ~
presidency like that Of The Assemby will he nia.d n|
the administration of The President IF be Ils ,;f
and the uucsors are to he comnlcIy nnder his orIas
The internal ARRANGEMENTS Of The Two Cbsmbars viii b
conpeted in a few DAYS NJ HillanIt rnmoyns th;s do :,
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! More than 15O Of tho ,.w, ooctod no,,+ios b,-o al
ready chosen their places and the sale des conferences
has been fitted IN for their receution The President nj
the Republic has ordered that there sa he nut one tier
of galleries in the Grand hall VI Conrt,s na;ntne rhrh
represented the late King. Louis Philippe taking the
oath to the Charter and which had been suspended over
the Presidents chair was DESTROYED bv the mob on the
oath February lS4s 1t is replaced nv n common nnnef
uniform with the other panels of the hall
Marshal Prince Jerome Bonaparte President of the
Senate has Just published series of regulations for that
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| Marshal Marmont Duke of Rarusa died Mt Venice on
the ID inst After an Illness Of sly Iavs Tins ha a
ishcd in exile the last Of Sapoeon: Marsh,Is hnt his
memory will not be held in much reverence AS his CON
duct towards his great master in his last struggle before
his first abdcaton is generally ncknowle1ued h have hcnn
basely treacheron, Nv ssnarate canifuatio he b
trayed the Emperor at Fontainebcau leaving him un
covered BY drawing off his Corps d4mee to Versailles.
ana raVg the road TO hontalnebeau open TIC the allied
| armies cohetitratra AZ iaI's;
mas aItsnpeu put without success TO WHITE
w ss R p4se ueseTeon "ch at once stopped
al PuSspty OF negotiating the imperial regency an is
sue then tar from probable and banshed the Emperor to
sP =" floa .po tncm ne ~,S aetlnea 10 achieve
80 return On te -ot Of Niarch OF the next ytar
~ ny iis petIasal ol thc Emperor 10 ihr
cause Vi te anu prevented by the excess OF ms
'potcS lto ih'l'us .he weakness Vi Ney. formed one
OF inc .onri at uaha ana France with
te second .es.p T ne was DER OF
paris for crimes which have becn since nsrdnn.d to
Napoleon By his fidelity to the exed Court of the elder
Bourbons Marnont repaired in some measure the stain
which his reacheros betrayal of the Emperor in ISL
| must ever leave upon his memory
The accounts from the manufacturing districts are
| much less unfavorable than heretofore
The decree Public Instruction published the 10th
confirms the information communicated some time since
relative to the University Heretofore the Professors
not liable be but the guarantee to their
independence longer exists disappointment and dis
mssal of almost every officer connected with public in
struction the sole prerogave of the President
he decree has created much dissatisfaction as it shows
h W III ee o. he e'te IN .ne
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| poleon himself.
The Mint has coined 2UO0OOO five franc pieces bearing
| the efhgy OF the PRESIDENT OF the t"pubic.
| PR1rsS,,
Mr. Barnard Emhassador of the United States at Rer
lin is gone to Naples where he will STAY two or three
months during his absence. Mr. Fay First Secretary o
the American Embassy will take the functions of CHARGE
| d,Aifaires
The cxamplc of the CRYSTAL Palace is about to he f,
lowed by Sesa where there is to be exhibition
Of SileSan manufactures unda This is mucl
more appropriate than its projectors have apprehendet
probably for the whole linen manufacture of Scsia tn,
produce of hand-weaving, is hot-house plant which is
only kept from immediate extinction by heavy import d
ties on the far superior productions OF Manchester.
| AUSTRIA
The Emperor arrived from Venice on the morning of th'
5th. at Trieste
The government has abolished the separate professor
ship of philosophy at the University of Prague and i'm
posed its duties on the theological professor The
assigned for this proceeding stated in the official
date that in ideas and tendencies the school is anti
Christian. The philosophy of fiegel Is taught and en-
praceu therc WIN arooI "nu the toNtltee Is oeeer
mined noI 10 perm. ,iS In any uS.rin onEelsity