New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-06


The French Minister has been recalled from
Berlin, and Ferdinand Barrot appointed in his
stead.
The Island of AK, at the mouth of the Cha
route, is assigned as the residence Of prisoners
of war.
The cholera is rapidly abating in Paris.
Spain.
The intelligence from Madrid is important.
The Republican party is extremely uneasy, and
new outbreak is considered near. Ithas been
discovered that Repubicanism is extensively
| organized, and almost ready for action through
out Spain. The programme of the intended
movement is elandestinely circulated The
Marquis of Albarda is recognized as the head
of the movement, and has gone into conceal
ment, the better to direct the secret operations
Letters from Madrid of the 7th inst. state
that the payment on the Imperial Debt, which
had been suspended, would be resumed on the
18th inst
The London Morning Post of the 18th, says:
In Spain, things wear rather brighter COM
plexion The new Government seems disposed to
place limits to the march of revolution, and
while endeavoring to establish liberty, to check
the advance Of RIGHTEOUSNESS. An attempt on
| a very small scale was indeed made on the 28th
of August to get up new disturbances. But it
was promptly and effectually put down. Two
of the Madrid newspapers, the Naci0n and the
DidriO Espanoi, have ventured to charge the
United States Minister at the Court of Spain,
Mr.. Soule, of the Lone Star, with having To-
| mented these disturbances. This is, however,
very improbable. because SO old and enlightened
a diplomatist as Mr. Soule cannot fail to have
read history, and to have found it there recorded
| that i'm January, 1716, the British Government
arrested the Swedish Minister at London, Count
Gutenberg, and seized his papers, because it
hall fhar In as fnI;
| able proceedings against the Crown of England.
| There is, therefore, point at which diplomatic
| immunities cease, and it does not seem consis-
tent with the acuteness of his adopted country
| that Mr.. Soule should have rsked his privileges
in the hopeless object, doubt falsely ascribed
| to him, of establishing Republicanism in Spain.
/ He has, however, quilted the country for the
present, perhaps from feeling of delicacy, and
is to take up his temporary residence on the
| French territory, where, we presume, his pass.
| port will operate as ticket of leave.
Mr.. Soule has written the following letter to
the Diario Espanol, in reply to the charges of
of the Madrid press.
MADRID, Sunday, Aug. Is, 1854.
| SIR: The tone and character of the article
referring to me, published in your columns Of
this day, indicate too clearly the influence which
inspired it, not to deserve from me the honor of
| q reply. absent myself from Madrid because
such is my pleasure, being accountable to no
| one for my acts or conduct. The fear of being
insulted or menaced by persons to whom my
presence might be disagreeable, would never
cause me to abandon my post. fear neither
the sneer of impertinent fellows, nor the dagger
of hired assassins, Above all, sir, / do not fear
the people, The people respect what is entitled
to respect. They only stigmatize the wretches
who fatter and deceive them. The people fight,
| but are not assassins. With regard to the per-
fdious insnuations with which your article
abounds, they are beneath my contempt.
| leave you the merit of the yarnish with which
you have CLOSED them over, and to those who
dictated them, the infamy of their invention
| l.=.- ! am, sir, your servant,
| PIERRE soULE.
| Queen Christina has arrived at Lisbon. She
| travels under the name of the Countess d'Ira-
| The confiscation of her property had fairly
begun; the Governor of Ovedo had seized the
coal mines which formed part of it.
| Count Monte Moline had issued a circular to
the Carlists, advising them to remain quiet.
| SWITZERLAND The arrest of Bayini, at
| Basic, is reported.
AUsTR1A.--It is reported that Count Buol will
| soon be superseded by Count Frederick, the new
Minister at Berlin, but this is doubtful.
A Plenipotentiary had arrived from Prince
| Daniel, Of Montenegro, offering to transfer his
allegiance to Austria for yearly subsidy.
| IrALY.-The Government of Modena has or
dered all arms in the city of Carrara to be
given up within fifteen days
| More executions have taken place at Parma
| LATEST NEWS
By telegraph from London to the Liverpool Agent the
| New York Associated Press
| LONDON, Saturday There is nothing later
from the war. Consols closed to-day at yester-
| days rates.