New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-11

aition to-day, and tomorrow will sail for Nor-
ok, where they will take on board number Of
imported to that place direct from
Liverpool, and which are Of too delicate noonre
% admit Of land carriage
The Expedition, which will probably be absent
;ient scientific corps II will explore, = nj
lutely as possible, the coasts Of ASA ana Azler-
ca bordering on the Northern Pacific sd BsAx-
ng's Straits. The survey Will also embraces he
Japan Islands and Seas, the Gulf of Tertiary,
The seas Of Kamschatzka and Bkhotsk, and IN
the islands lying therein, or adjacent thsfsto,
the Aleutian and Sandwich 1s1asds.
We annex list Of the vessels Of the Expsdi-
uon' with the number Of guns. comp1sasnt of
men, and list Of officers Of each, viz : .s...s.s
Inc sloopcf.w war Vincennes, 20 guns, and
crew Of l15, all told tincluding % narinssJ,
Commander Cadwallader Rinegcd, commsndlng
expedit,on Heut: Henry Relsndo; Rlses Sur
Acting Lieutenants, ,. n. Brooke, Jshn VA
McCulum, A. F. Monroe, D. r. McCwlie- n
s. Fillebrown; Acting Master, 4. N. Csxser:
Commanders Secretary and Dssaek&nnn, p.
D. Stewart; Assistant Surgeon, ". l. sN6Shsls;
Naturalist, VIM. Stimpson; Commandn'sCIuk,
Bile; Artist, Edward Kern; Assistant Drauekts-
man, w. R. Baker; Guaner, j. G. Davis; CsF-
unter, W. Owens; Saii-maker, Richard Berry.
Lieut. Thos- A Budd, who was assigned - t.
command Of this vessel, has resigned, ~ TIE
vacancy is yet untitled =. :.
The brig Porpoise, ~ guns, and ; creN s17b
1t. Comnsnding. A. b. pasis; Aetnx UGr3.
ana I1eeusye ones1, ,, frnne,1 IA A. hs1s 4sog
Wsstsr + 'i n ca~ns: ' W,d.L =. - Y ~.
man, and to perform the duty Of clerk PssSod
Assistant Surgeon, James Stewart.
The steamer John Hancock, 8 guns and
crew of 75-Lisut. Commanding, John Roests;
Acting Lieutenants. Wm- KIM Rr;d.. w.
Gibson. q. j. Bliss: Acting Msster IT, a
George Hunter: Ist As.istsnt Enrirecrs ~
by;dee I,avton ID As.;start A. n.1;a = ~.
Wins: 3d Assistant do John q Af;seh.1i n 60.
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a;..I .s:... q, o. -, 7 rs-.ss. w.sr,-,
,au' ,aui0al eAa'or =. 'uo .a''es. H,'yus
messenger puoiieheS tho ioiloWlngs Wn1cA he
calls Sc Echoes from Abroad" In then therso@sr
will at once detect the master epirft b punM &
Tha nr.., - f-o,, V-.,~. /, -
;rg ,;tnat;or ~ tbe Emnreca TIA v,S1xS< <SleH
.l,ee Tss,,;tsNmuch hor.6ted Nv n. fe,ssr~S.cx
n;etv of the Emneror-have. no douht. ~
prron;t;ons Sbonld the babe nrove 4 eir3 II
course I,ouis NapoIeon can revoke the SsIi1re
Law. nromisinc. a. =. novelty. : futurs or1sl-
Rsorart a. France This vo.rid - s sRs1l11I ;
and. IL only "a = chance. OUGHT 70 - v1lco1S -
| bv Frenchmen. II 4 boy-vhat win s. -
title. He cannot be King Of Rome. We have
lit, let the blessed baby be forthwith aunoiuted
King of CAYENNE! 'afsh
Paris has been honored by a visit frsm Lid
Malmesburv. whom the Emperor laid. aa1flv,
violent hands upon, and would carry away q
dine with himself and the Empress' This 10
ouly proper gratitude. Az his Lordship iiauY.ed
I the Emneror in the House ~ I svv3e- = s1rGs3i
the Emperor cram his suloaiss at tie tshaRol
. the Tuileries.
Marshal Haynau has been buried in stefe
/. archdukes and brother marshals following. m,
{ Marshars sword was, of course, exhibited q
the coffn-the sword with which he won n,
soldiers fame. Pity, to make the show com.
plete, the sword was not coupled with the whip,
with which the Marshars name will 70 crsok.
ing down to posterity. That whip, which, Il
not wreathed with laurels, is, at least in The
popular memory, intertwined with Barclay and
Perkins's hopes
The Emperor of Austria is as well, it may
even be better, than ever and goes into public
with renewed heroism. He visited the Cathe-
dral; and the rumor Immediately followed that
dagger had been found under certain bench
of the sacred edifce. Perhaps the report was
true; and perhaps it was truth manufactured
for a purpose by the police; who might wish
it to be thought that Labeny's knife had left
an heir and successor.
Kossuth not yet being sent in chains, with
Austr;an FmhasscSnr ~ tha Tr,,rt - q
lanes there Is \ Vow severe decree rro,rr,ss.
ted against ali English travellers - r xnstx;s,
Onr conntrvmen m ay not with comfort sa- so,rs
time cross the blessed frontier 0nr co,,,tr =
mon we taLe n can ;onrnev eisevbsre kv
the way. will the Austrian poiice officer snfF:r
the moon in Austrian Ttalv 10 shine on EreI;sh
tourists, ''-'.'~ -. - - -.
At Nanles. the maonar;mous kin. rn,. Ii
subjects to the eipe of the razor there bs;rc ~
orderWdnlv carried ont-to ss;vs nnor s..r =,
wearing certain boards of rebellious shara. and
relentIessly shave them. In This vav dass NJ.
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