New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
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Mr. Robert y. Walker has again been feastet
4 by his British admirers They gave him splesa
did entertainment in N Manchester On the 9th inss
| Alr. tobden was present. e
TIE corn market had Hat tened on account !
the change in the weather, and all the sInarket
1 Of the Kingdom had been duh during the week
Meanwhile there vas no real Inference IN the 20
sltlon Of affairs, except that the cOnfi aa III
kinds Of grain of this years growth lad beeI
deteriorated by the damp state Of the Atmos
phere, which caused buyers to act with greaa
caution.
Money 1 u 4 England sentinues easy rates; being
| from ] to " per cent Az Paris the fve spei
cents. were over four per cent higher than: :pre.
4 yious to the late revolution
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| The M0THER AND sIsTEBs oF Kt,ssrsT We
read Il lettsr from Pesth, ofs the, Isl, In tis
Correspondent Blatt RS The house ocuupiexi ty
the other and sisters0f Kossutil SapDosife The
Karory palace, vas surrounded Il ne night:
per1uisitions were made in their apartments
Kossuth 3 sisters, Aiesdalnes Rntthay. and Messe.
lengi and the tutor Of the: latter children,
were afterwards removed to another part of TIE
Building The mother Of Kpssuth obi aines per.
mission to remain in her rtment. bnt sbe ~
placed under the sufvein lance of thepolise The
/ tutor was eabsedu duentl y put IN irons .
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journalist has The Following re,aa
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creatures to te The French ,rass Ss
tIisl,ad al leaat ~, IN, s
inus are pronounced s.p,l s,ss
eien iournals are M
of the London papers Ie ta mi Nm
such intellirence s. tie pol;es ,a -
communicate III they w,ite more s. iess
tparcels are stopped and themselves tl,,,e tsna
with expulsion. -.
Notwithstanding tlie ans wb;,sh IA j.
been used to preyent the ia If
rence from tie Disturbed iist,ets wa ara tea,,
able to learn the folIowinr nff;c,la ys M II,
show tA,,t France is IL m ,f,ei ID w,t
ernment organs represent lier ti3S
Tranquil 30 4 -
Ali tile country papers are stonned Ii tle ,osts.
Office. and extracts II f,e
~ ! aaSa,,nsa,t @ M
the three Of four papers still published n Payis
AS far as it iss known the foilownp Z, II,
be the result: n, s
For the first five tlays after the ~ of atl,e
revolution reached LYONS. there Was
Business Al strong disnlny of ty5,ons n,.ev.,S tesl
an actual outbreak. At bordeaux. Z d areat, a1rst
number Of persons had been, ,rrestasl 81
louise an s,tten,pt At an insurrectio,, was
but it failed. protest arainst tbe ce,ta, n
etat si,ned hvo im,t 20, M
lished, and those wIo s;rned have hee,, ~
rested g i55 60 7ss
Z. sss Tie Allier has been The theatre of fsesI5
troubles An ATTEMPT q, wa ! ,,,,,ia 1t Nlo,,s
lin, lis persons having bee,, arresfssls
Il IS AT Agen a troop Of 800 peasants marched
on THE place, but were unable Is make anv I'M
precision, tile National Guard having assembled
and srepulsed them S;.
.lltas:seiiles, Dec n The news received d.
day from the adjacent de6ar rt,nents Is most an.
satisfactory In the Var, the ifsurgents greatly
increase in numbers, and have esta biished q sp-
cies Of provisional government The n,a;I eaaib.
yesterday was STOPPED On senterinp fiIe tieTnrt.
merlt, the dispatches o,,ene,l. and hi tlose ins
tended for the GoyefaiInent detained. The tray
elers were treated with urbanity. & Previous tt,F
the departure Of the mail, the eonlu ctor sre-
ceiyed d pass with seal Of the mairie, which
permitted him to traverse the whole reyoltef
district without further molestation. The con
ductor says that all the high roads ne oyerasn
with wellsarned men, and that he was informed
that the insurgents, whose numbers ia iiIa
to exceed 5000, intend marching on Drasn;ei
nan, the principal town Ii appears that When 81
yerthe ihsurgents undertake an expedition, they
place Mt their head the clergy and rich ploprit
tors, with muskets in their hands. and threaten
to shoot Them Unless they stand firm 81 ap- IS
preaching the troops, S and Instantly fire on
them ssS Z. - RS
( GHEAT MOVEMENTS. IN TIN ALPS. The Hirh
and Cow Alps are. if possible. ina far wnrsc
position than the Var. The insurgents here,
number, ut least, 10 900 armed men. Thew ~
ready possess NIanosoite. Valensolle Riezs For.
calquier, and other places. and rs t,,robah;i.
ity, ut the present our. thew
Of Digne, the capital 81 owe,. 4 III a..
teraay about 5000 Of the Insurgents were en-
caanped at Estoublon, Mom whence they intend
marching on Digne about 1900 men left Nam
osque the same day as a eorpstle reserve.
The inhabitants Of the Alps are a hardy race
of mountaineers very headstrong and should
they take to guerilla warfare, ii viii he very