New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28

spain is Inevitable. -
The news Of the Tehnantepss grant 70 Col soo and
company has an important elect "a rsnquizng our re-
lations with Msvico.
NV JrRsEy LservrATuaE--Nssg Tark, February "a
The New Jersey Ieyasure has defeated the bn for IN.
Warrington and New YORK Air Line Railroad and has
rejected the liquor law.
The House Of Representatives in the Rhode Island egis
lature has passed the liquor law subject to the decision
of the people.
suLrxe or ruE Nf,e,E,-Tho Cunari steamship Mag.
has sailed for Liverpool With $50 900 in specie on
freight
Co~yEcrrcrr Dg7torn ,rrc CovvrvrrovThe democratic
10 Connec nominated Gov seymour
Tor reelection on the second ballot.
EAy.L-Neg York, February 22-The U. 3. frigats
Constitution sals for the Mediterranean in few days
FaoN 81 DoMseo-A letter from Sc DOMINGO states
that great deal Of sickness exists throughout the
RaERo.o Boybs soLD--B4FiHunrs February 21.--Bonds
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad amounting to Al
900 weTe sold today at 81 5olo0 o. Nearly s5oeoooo
we're bid.
T4E BLACK WAparos AEF.R--Esv York reb The
only cause hat can be assgn@d oF The aving round
shot by spanish at the steamship Black War
ri a. she left harbor Havana that se did not
show the American colors
Ayo4Hzn FiRryo CAsE- The American bark Martha
Ann. leaving Havana fred at by the British fg
ate Yssta -speioa that she was slaVeF she also
had not shown her colors
Ma Kfve-Mr King went to Mantauzs- from Havana
the L. g. steam frgate FULTON, the 10th inst Ills
his recovery.
FraTHEE rnE ARAmA--FoREIaS NEws--Nag Yoyk,
Feb . At the rsassemblng of Parliament the 10th
| inst, the queen delivered no speech
Efforts will be made this session abolish the penal
| tIernents in Australia.
Movements foot for the better defence Of the
Western coast Of England
Kossur -Kossuth exciting proclamation
70 the HanZarisns He that he and his party
have made an aIdaHee with the Italian nation. He
| says the moment Tor insarrgction ia at hand
The whole scheme has the appearance ofa combined
movement between the Its ans and Hungarisns 10 des
troy the Austrians in Italy.tYeEy nkely-E2s. Pic.
| FRANoE-Th sweeping change that SapoIean had
solved 70 make IN the Ministry has been found to be in
| practicable
| a frightfal Of espionage prevails in Paris.
No distinguished political personages were included ia
the late act Of amnesty The late arrests excite much
tsntion Fourteen persons connected with newspapers
have been prosecuted
The public mind in seriously affected by the
mam.nts goin. on in Germany and the movements Of
| Russian troop want Of confidence in the maints-
nance Of peace is expressed
1t reported that the Emperor has settled annuity
| Of 5000 francs the Empress toie; purposes
GasEcyThe exchange Of the rstifeatons treaty
among the European powers the succession 70
the throne of Greece took place on the lst inst.
IrALY.-Ths utmost desolaton prevails at Milan the
II il believed that the refugees from Lomiariy were
implicated in this fatal affair Mszziui n pro
nIinen in it. lie previously issued proclamation
ths people Numerous arrests have been made by the
Austrians
The Austrian Government in continual fear Of fresh
insurrections
spArSGeneral Nsrvaez refuses accept the mission
to Vienna.
SHIFTING NEws-The ship Onward, bound to New Or.
leans went ashore She was Afterwards got Of and re-
The ship Caspian, from Neworeans for Havre put into
| Plymouth leaking.
The ship Fairfield at Liverpool from New0reans expe-
riencsd severe gale. The vessel was much damaged
| The DAR1Es CASN.-The Daren Inter-oceanic Canal
Company sdyertse in London for proposals to construct
the canal The cost OF this great enterprise estimated
at ELS 100000.
THE Nrw cAllSET.-Washington, February 24-Gen.
Mr. Marcy will be General pierees Secretary Of State
jefferson Davis Secretary Of War and Judge Douglas
the Attorney Genersishp Mr. MeCleand will be secre-
tary Of the Interior Mr Guthrie Secretary Of the Trea
The official announcement will show few any changes
j. from, the above progrsnrne.
- TREarY PBEsssIip.-The treaty between the United
States and Great Britain relative to the collection Of
claims against the debtors Of the respective Governments
81 transmitted to the Senate yesterday.
n THE CALoRIe snPThe PRESIDENT and his Cabinet and
Gen Pierce have returned from their visit 10 the caoric
ship delighted with it. and expressing favorable opinions
Ne concerning it,
it FrRrHER RCoSGREssIoSAL-Morgans amendment to ray
100000 for the discovery of chloroorm and ether
m esthetic agents adopted
ID the Pacific Railroad rejected.
e. The House debated the Navy bill and adopted an
amendment to ten per in addition 10 the
W | present rate of wages.
VI THs SILVER coxAeE rTasitas s.oa February Pres
dant Fillmore has signed the Coinage bill reducing the
,s | standard of silver coin.
i MAssAcHusErrs YORK, February &C.
The House Of Representatives in the Massachusetts, Leg
ID lature has repealed the secret ballot law
% CoSsEcrIeuL wHiss-The Wings OF Connecticut have
e, nominated Hon Henry Dutton for Governor.
u RHonE ISLAND DEMocHArs-The Democrats Of Rhode
RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE The Rhode Island Legs
ature has adjourned de- after passing the Ten Hour
u Labor bill.
STEAMER ARRWEp.-The STEAMSHIP Crescent City has
/. | arrived from Havana.
4 MASSACHUSETTS CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEyrIoN--Among
the wh delegates to this convention are Everett Choate
Abbott Lawrence Winthrop Judge sprague and Bigelow.
Nv The democrats nominate Monday.
or There is considerable excitement the subject.
NEW YoRK ALpERsIEN IvpIcTED GRAsp jury
III Ar York February The grand jury have found
bills against Aldermen Bard and smith, the New
The jury also discovered that majority Of the Alder
uents and OF a waste of the public money Bribery and
corruption prevailed to great extent.
The greatest sensation has been created here by these
AT 1 velopments
hv EDrroH DEsrocz arc oR6Ax-Lsuisrle February o.
Mr. L. H HaInsy editor Of the Democrat viii leave here
ar the solicitation majority uf the democratic Congress-
to take charge Of the official organ OF Gen Pierce
no The Union is to be the organ.
o. ONO STATE Louisrile February % The
Whig State Convention of Ohio have nominated Nelson
~ Brreye candidate Tor Governor, and j. Allen for
ho Lieut. Governor
ch GEsEuAL PIsEcE-CoSGErssroSAL PRccrEDrSss ITsh-
son Feb 2lGen Pierce arrived here at oeloek this
H. afternoon In the House to-day, the Civil and Dipoo-
= matte bill was passed with 70 amendments.
y DEsocRATIc ORGAN AT WAsHrNGIoS -LaIisriile Feb.
- J, H. harney, editor Sl me LouisFe psnoera,;
that he goes at the solicitation of majority of the Demo-
cratic members Of Congress to take the editorial charge
Of the Union newspaper, which is said vii be the OH
&c cal organ Of General Pierce.
Ono RIyEu-s1 -A,inoArs--Lo Louisrill Feb 22-The
n Empire md Iowa have arrived from that port
a. The river is risiIg slowly Weather rainy.
n ONO CoSvEy .oy.-CinrnnGti Feb 23-The whg State
Convention mas nominated Wilson Barrere for Governor
and j. j. Allen for Lieut. Governor
CoNGREssIoSAL February IS,
The Senate yesterday passed the bill TO extend the time
for the steamboat law to 80 into operation The bill was
also amended that other than metallic boats may be
used pEoyded the latter cannot be obtained and also
that iron stamped may be used in stamped iron
~ cannot reasonably be procured The Pacific railroad b
u then taken up aud further discussed.
A-,~r- Eat.r, tha
steamers Cherokee Ohio and Uncle Sam sailed from this
f. | port to-day for Aspinwan.
" In the House the Reciprocity Trade bill under
e sleration The Indian Appropriation bill and the Wes
ip Point Appropriation b have not yet been deniisi,
IN acted upon.
GrN PtrRcE AND GOV. MAFeY.- a5lngfoa. February
23-Upon Gen Psrces arrival to-day he proceeded at
once and quietly TO his hotel Gov Marcy aiso arrived
ill., here to-day.
'n OAIo RyER-grE P.tts5Hrgh February "a
The river here yet rpg with feet three inches
'I- water in the chanBel. snow falling.
LouisttH February 23-The river here is stssiou
h. any The steamboat R. j. Ward has arrived New
m Orleans.
in VIcE-PgEsinESr KiSs.-Washington. February 23-A