New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

ENGLAND.


ENGLAND Ill
There have been numerous assertions from
the ships of war lying at Plymouth. The cause
is said to be disgust with the recent noggine q
one of their comrades.
new COMMITTEES has been formed in London
with the laudable purpose of relieving and pro-
curing employment for italian refugees. :,
Mrs. Stoves illness has, as was natural,
caused much regret in religious as well as abo-
lition circles, it having been understood that
one object Of Mrs. Stoves selecting April for
her visit to Britain was to attend the May meet
| ing at Exeter Hall Some of Mrs. SIS friends
looked for her by the Canada, from Boston,
30th ult.
FRIGHTrUL DEATH OF A ROMAN CATHOLIC
CLERGYMAN The Limerick Chronicle contains
the following account Of frightful and fatal
accident which befell the Rev. Mr.. Conway, Gu
rate of Cahirconlish, when ON his way to attend
the bedside Of dying parishoner
The Rev. Mr.. Conway, r. c., curate of Cahir-
conlish, encountered terrible death on Thurs
day night, near that village, where he fell it is
supposed, upon the spikes of gate, and was i'm
paled by the neck, until the police patrol came
up and extricated him, but the immortal spirit
had been forced from its earthly tenement be-
fore their arrival at the fatal spot. The account
in town is that the reverend gentleman was sud-
denly called out on very urgent sick message,
and in his anxiety to respond to the summons,
neglected ordinary precaution, striving in a
dark stormy night to make his way to the bed
side of dying parishoner by the shortest route,
and against all obstacles. With this view,
struggling to surmount an iron gate, he sank
exhausted upon the spikes, and there expired
A MAN WITH EIGHT WIVES AT the Oxford
Assizes, on Wednesday, William Warcie was in
dicted for intermarrying with Sarah Martin
his former wife, Ellen Wormsley, being still
alive. This was one Of the most extraordinary
cases, perhaps, that ever came before a court Of
justice. The prisoner was a most determined
Benedict, having married no less than eight
wives in different parts of the country.
FRANCE.
Count d'Escayrac de Lanture has arrived in
Paris from Constantinople, to prefer complaint
to the Emperor against the Turkish Government,
and to demand redress for an attack upon his
house, and violence offered to his person, by a
mob in Damascus
The Marquis Ricoi, the Legate from the Apos-
tolic See, who arrived in Paris on Sunday last,
brought Cardinals hat, which the Emperor
is, on Sunday next, to bestow on the Arch
bishop of Toulouse The ceremony will take
place in the Chapel of the Tuileries.
There is quite civil, or rather uncivil war,
raging at present in the Gallician Church, with
an immense expenditure of ammunition in the
shape of pamphlets, sermons, speeches, attacks
and reports The dispute, as before mentioned,
arose respecting the comparative merits of the
religious and civil Cd homes in the sacrament
Of matrimony, but 4 nee spread to other
subjects. The BishoI ne and the Arch
bishop Of Paris have he field
The mail coach of IL rs stopped a few
nights since, near Cigliar5. ~ an armed band
Of some twelve or fifteen robbers. The passen-
gers having been made to alight, the robbers
took possession Of box containing IL 900 francs
of the Piedmontese coin, called mouttes. This
coup de main is attributed to a notorious rob-
Der named Mottino, alias Berssgliere, who re-
Gently escaped from prison at Turin.
HOLLAND.
The Emancipation Beige, of the 18th, says
that the re-establishmsnt of the Roman Catho-
lie Hierarchy in Holland is not to be carried
into effect without opposition by the Protest
ants. A petition signed at Utrecht by 1928
persons, demands that the King, in virtue of
the powers conferred on him by the Constitu-
tion, shall refuse his authorization to the title
Of either metropolitan or suffragan Bishop Pc
titions to the same effect are in course Of sub
scription at Amsterdam, the Hague, Rotterdam
and other principal cities.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Swiss and German newspapers continue
to wrangle concerning the existence of the clause
sia the right to assert its sovereignty over Neuf
chatel. The German papers maintain that
such clause does exist, while the Swiss stoutly
deny it.
Berlin papers contain statement of the in
famous treatment to which party of German
migrants, sent by contract from Hamburg TO
Rio Janeiro, recently were exposed.
NJ. Kenshaefer is named Minister of Finance
'or Austria, and Gehringer, Minister of Trade.
The Archbishop of Rouen and the Bishop of
Versailles, have received the appointment of
g assistants to the pontifcal throne"
The Government of the Grand Duchy of Hesse
has authorized the establishment at Darmstadt
If a central bank of Southern Germany, with
capital of fifty millions of forms
The Arabs have been and are sustained in
their struggle against the French by confidence
in certain prophecies which are current amongst
them, to the effect that the day of Frank rule
will pass away They believe God will raise up
a man to chase away the French, and establish
a new Empire in Northern Africa.
new writer on consumption advocates the
use of emetics in treating this disease
Pathology is rapidly advancing, it is said by
studying the influence of general states of the
system upon individual organs or parts
The Isabel (screw steamer) is to depart for
Behring's Straits-another proof of the devotion
and zeal of Lady Franklin in her husbands be-
ioA' AhO humiiulty nave TcHutTtu SOME aSSlS-
lance in the equipment of the Isabel, but the
expense Of provisioning and storing the vessel,
md paying the crew, is betrayed by lady Frank
in
A new work has appeared, on Cretins and
diots," in which it is stated that idiocy and
,oitre prevail in England to an uncredited ex-
ent, and that cretinism of the most undoubted
Kind, exists there as truly as in the Alps and
Andes.
They are growing very catholic and pious
ust now in Paris; the {. Passione" OF HAYDN |
las been performed at the Madeline; and such |
composers as Leseur and Cherubini are coming |
nto notice again
England and Russia, according to an English |
journalist, divide Europe between them at the |
present day. Every other monarchy marked |
lpon the map is shadow Spain is a seventh |
ate power, Italy is enslaved. Germany is disu-
lited, Belgium, Holland, Denmark and Sweden
POSSESS few traces of the ancient renown
The Chevalier Kestner, late Hanoyerian Min
ster at the Papal Court, is dead, aged 70 years
lie was a great favorite with the English So
iety in Rome He painted we'll, possessed
reat taste in and knowledge of the arts, and
'as the author of some valuable works on art.
lie possessed choice collection of objects of art,
hich he has bequeathed to the University of |
ottingen. He leaves also very interesting
olume, the correspondence of his father with |
ioethe-his father having married the original
Charlotte in &c The Sorrows of Werter."
General Politkessky, the Russian Privy Coun-
H., n 4