New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-30


ENGLAND
The Liverpool Courier. in article on the Anti
Corn LawLcague, says that althoughMr. Golden and
his myrmidons are actively at work yet it will be to
purpose that the attering prospects held out to the
people by them in 1915 have been realized That the
continental ports crying aloud for protection and
America derives the greater portion of her from
import duties expressly acting to the exclusion of the
productions of British industry The Courier speaks
most commendngy of the Ministry, and says that
for the short time they have been in office they have
representation of the city of London in Parliament A
bill from the British Telegraph Company asking permission
lay their wires along the several lines railway upon
adequate payment was to be brought up for second
reading in the Commons the 18th Three lives were
lost the Northern Railway. the 9th inst Another
terrible explosion from fire damp had occurred at the
Brentwood Coliery.
mutiny occurred board the ship Queen of the West
lying Liverpool bound NewY owing to some dis
agreement between the captain and with regard
the proper complement of men for the ship Freeman
of the crew. struck Capt Mace severely inurhg him
when the commenced arming themselves with mur
Angspikes and other dangerous instruments and in the
fight many of them dreadully gashed and mutlaed
The rngaader finally secured and placed in irons
Cape of Good Hope dates to the 9th of January an
that $4,000 head of cattle had heen captured by
Nilmot of the Royal Artillery were shot while attacking
the enemy. The troops suffering from cold weather
and instant rains, The Fingoes continued faithful.
FRANCE.
We lenrn from Paris that grand review is to take
place in the Champ de Mars on the goth inst when it is
anticipated much stronger demonstration in favor Of
the establishment Of the empire will be made than at the
review at Sartory
The 10Th was to be observed the anniversary of the
anniversary of the eury of Napoleon into Paris his
return from Elba.
-Four hundred aad thirty political prisoners were de-
spatched to Havre on the Sth inst
The Senate and the Legislative corps have been
yoked for the Goth inst The Council of State presided
over by the President of the Republic will be open
days previous to examine the projects of law previous to
their coming before the Deputies NJ. Bllault is named
President of the Legislative Corps
The election returns continued favorable to the Gov
1t is rumored that the President of the Repub-
lie contempates to abolish very materially modify the
army CONSUMPTION Passports have been delivered to "A
number of persons with injunction to quit Paris
within twenty -four hours.
SPAIN.
ntNrge number of persons of bad repute and without
nRrent means Of existence have recently been ar
of the same description left in that city.
The Parliamentary session was opened by the King
the 4th In his speech he says that his friendly re-
ations with foreign States have undergone change
treaty of commerce and navigation between Sardinia
sind Austria is published.
The Emperor of Austria arrived AT Verona the LIST
inst
Several combinations of punishment political offend
ers have been granted.
The Sandman Chamber of Deputies have elected NJ
pinelli as President.
The Secretary of the French Legation at Berne has
arrived in Paris.
The treaty of commerce and navigation between Bel
GUM and England has passed the Chamber of Represent
atiyes.
AUSTRIA
A general disarmng of the Rajahs Of the Turkish mi
litia in Bosnea, has taken place. Every part of the
Austrian frontier defended by large bodies of Turkish
guards.
IRELAND
Thc preparations for the reflections proceeding
with much spirit
fraie very langud, and the state of credit most
ieplofabls.
NAyrcA4ros OF LAKE ERIE-A dispatch from Buffalo.
dated March 2eh says We have had hard and steady
frost during the last As hours threatening to close the
lake again The steamer Ocean, which left Cleveland for
Erie last night was seen this morning. off Connaut She
could not get in on account Of the ice The steamer Ar
row reached Detroit this afternoon, from Trenton She
reports heavy of ice in the river solid field of
In, ,ly 20 miles, at the head of the lake
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Roland, the porter of the Covpg
ton Ky) Bank, abseonded on the 2lst with $780, the