New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-14

One Day Later from Eurons.
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arrived at New York az s A. M., on the ,ss,r -
of the 4th
The .Noniteur announces that Prince Na,oa-
leon, President Of the Exposition, has orarn.
ized railway expeditions 70 and from Paris. 4,
~ directions, to bring visitors to- tfe Exposi-
eion at reduced rates Of fare
fne total amount of 50 hscriptieEs received ~
.ne MINISTER cf ~ at for tho army Of the Fast
A up TO this sinaais 2 2as 555f :. '''' A'a''
Il .apsisoH s fsst physician, Dr. Archibald Ar
no,e OF the 9Th Foot, is dead. il ths a4s ~ ar
q ms assi s. ne was On the Mics III Casabria.
A medal with ciaere for Egypts MsIsf vrng v;.a1eg =
Corunna, tittoria, the Pyrersess Niss,,a NJ g
orthes and Toulouse. After the -. =,
mott accompanied his brave coulpanio. =, n.,s,
to ST. Helena and India, and at the ss,ss =. .'
ton became the medical aftendautof Of Nana,ees,
shortly previous to his dissolution, Nspoleon
gaYe very interesting testimony Of lis resTec.
ior Dr.. Arnott. To use the vords Of ass
men on the leland, " Fhe Emperor on his death
oea desired thas valuable gold snuff box might
ne orougnt TO him, and having, with his dyjpr.
hand ana last effort of departing strength. en3s
M a,eu upon iss ha with pen knife the letter
N, ne presented IL 10 his kfpd arssf valnsrl
friend. as parting snalsoriai AZ bss de-. ~
Eteem and heartfelt gratitude se '0 SsssF sr 90
Genefsi de Marquis de Bacheuaore has ;ust
died at Az bee, at tie age Ct 90, in
ot injury from being thro~ from ii -
Ihe deceased accompanied Louis XVII thra,.ssSs
but hIs exile, and at fEe Restoration N isSfT
returned with that Monarch to France. aas
hlied several important military commands
he vas after wards Master of the Cefemas,ies q 4
she Courts Of Louis XVIII ard Charles K
fS3D he retired into private life where he sbS$
ever since remained, deyoting himself to arricul.
tural pursuits. iss
our Spanish accounts do mot confirm the de.
parture of the Pope's Nuncio, nor OF French ne
a &pnuiah hle0s 81
order has been restored among the workmen.
who, return at the wages established before tEe
strike, but with an agreement that auy fntnre
differences which might arise should he submit
fsd 20 mixed jury of masters aud workmen:
and that the men arrested were to be punished
$ Already says she Colonel, in conclusion,
numerous manufactures have recomneuced
I heir operations, the assemblages have ceased
and order reigns."
On the 10Th Of July. Calvi, devoted agent of
the propaganda Of Young Italy, expiated at
Asntua, on tne seaffshi, his excessive confidence
~ the pisns ~ sfee apostle at London. Since
Z hen. . re eyoIutidnary cchspiraey has been dis
covered in the Duchy Of Parma. and the cousni- 81
rators thirteen in number, have been arrested
Numerous arrests have been made at Carrara
and Massa, on the Modeuse frontiers.
The SardiniaD Government is CARRYING ont
the bill relative to religious ORDERS and iss do
ing SO creates no emotion amongst the people
Almost all the religious houses for men have
cpntanted themselves with verbal protest, and
q refusal to give any Indication calculated to-
assist the government agents. In some of the
the nuns refused TO open their doors and
force was consequently employed to effect IN
entrance ss .a.,s .s W., %E
fhe revolutionary commotion which convnlsed
Europe in 104S extended to Norway, and
great number of werkrnen OF CHRISTMAS, ana Of
towns of the proviHcessof Ackershaus and Dron-
theim, formed themselves into illegal assoeia-
ti0Iis and committed various excesses The gov
eminent took energetic measures for the re-es-
of order, and i49 Of the workmen
were arrested. s57'
The Pope has resolved. to appoint An Italian
hIshop to the now vacant see of constaptinople,
not @lthstaHdiDg the opp tsiton to this Ii easure
Father Becks, tire General Of the Jesuits in
Rome, has had a narrow escape from tie hands 3
of an assassin. l.yzsJ=
The principal object Of public attention in the
Turkish capital l. the5 prscar,ops position of
Kara letter from II ~ place stAtts rnar the
-lege of hars had commenced and notwith-
stnbdiug The bravery OF the Uttsin an iroeps,
aud the tried skill of he 9 namander it is feared
mat the place could not1tng resist, ana that
It's fall would he followed by that Of Bayaz and
Erzeroum Nothing, it was thought, hut a d.
version the part of tie Allies would save
these places s., g .-.. -
Cholera has almost esti ely disappeared at
'airo, but here it still prevails particularly
among the military, of whum hundred die
i4iiy of this disease re- 5e$&
Great Britain and Ireland.
The Duke If Cambridge 1s to he Immediately
appointed Generalissimo of the Foreign Legion.
II is thought that Lord. Melville, at present
Of the forces in Scotland, will go out
o the Crimea TO take comm nd Of division.
The Rev Theobold Mathew has remained in
london since his return from Madeira, for the
purpose of obtaining medical advice. His
will he Ula to hish haattf has
proved. -
It is reported at Clonmel that Mr. John
)'Counell has accepted government situation
N London worth eI20o a year. ~.
Mr. John Adye Cnrrao, liberal barrister.
8 a candidate for the office Of Lord Mayor of
Dublin.
A tremendous fire brokesout during the great
Fair at Noyogorod, lin Russia, by which mer- =
;handise to the amount of three millions of rou-
,les (or i2 millions of franes) wos destroyed
American Ships at Genstautinople,
American ships continue to come up 20 Con-
tantinople from France and England, ID large
numbers. The Great Republic and Queen of
Clippers recently passed son up to kamiesh.
they attracted much attention, and the Turks Z
greatly admired them Several of the hnest
American clippers are in. the employ of the
AIlies as transports. Several large ships have
been and are still there with cargoesfor the use
of the AllleS. 8 < Ess G9a
On the :. glorious fourth large collection s
Of italian and Hungarian refugees gave Q sere-
pade to the American Minister, who made them
q speech on the OCCASION 5 d.
Miscellaneous q
The widow of Count Batthyani, after assign-
ing all her fortune to her heirs, and dstribut- ~
lug 10000 forms to her domesties, las entered
the Convent of Sisters of Mercy, feuuded by her
au Pinkatield, upon the frontiers of Hungary,
and has assumed the name of Sister Fanny
THE Grand Duke of Tuscany has released the
unfortunate cigar maker, Cecchetti, who was
sentenced to a years imprisonment for reading
the Bible in company wrrb the members OF ms
own family. The MARQUIS of Normandy had
interested himself on behalf of Cecchetti, and
the Grand Duke has now remitted the remains
der of the sentence, on condition Of Cecchett1
absentipg himself from Tuscany = ;
A correspondent of the London Times bears
testimony to the liberty enjoyed by the British
and Americans in the Kingdom Of Naples, and
cites many instances where the nativity of the
of those nations obtained ample
redress lately in cases where their couptrymen
had been wronged by subaltern officials ga
The reception of the King of Portugal at Ma
had aF rua IL.