New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-28

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sc1SpsI - oiv1n n m rns,a rr.nos And Eusland
haA unSoobssalv resoived u rss.t IL prcsrsa Of
whs4 5000 Are.icsn rcl,t;.isn. Il mau.
iAf ds.s;nv i I. oonnsete vith tbe futpre d Nexi.
* - Wet rnaIss .nd fsntsI Americe. Intimations
d thia uolicv NV from time 70 te besn given out,
ho li.6inSf,v ard To- lIeouentIv 10 81 msunderstood
ana probably : conpcloueuen that "a might follow
dre4 internoation Is lie political afai Of this con
tneut w. On cause Of the anxiety manifested 1t The
Paris Coassrsscs 10 entzap ~ American Government
into remuneration b pfivateering strongest
puniGhinx am II te prosecution Of hoettes sgainst
! maritime power The long and irritating negotia.
Hons that have taken place between this country and
Great Britain y % their respective rights and priyi
leges IL Central America have but served to make
plain the determination Of the latter to avoid any
settlement Of the questions involved, except upon
basis favorable to her own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and So.
premAcy and 1t seems that if she must fail in this
rather than yield the point to us she will share the
spoil with her ancient enemy and rival
In this country and in Europe the opinion appears
70 prevail quite generally that if the policy enuncated
~ M Buchanan s to be carried out with respect to
our neighboring States, We shall have war on our
hands with England, France and Spain. ANY good
feeling that may now exist towards us among the
people q the two former countries will mot prevent
snch result for Il requires but little to arouse the
pejodices and combatye propensties Of the English
and almost nothing TO excite those Of the French, and
After the first blow Is struck, the first drop Of blood
spilled al former friendships and amenities are for
IN time forrntter r. v,o,. - har.a ha-....- a..
= $50 = .ay ~ nopeu' however, tnas'
u many yean o. friendly intercourse are forgotten
and pass for nothing il the settlement Of our differ
ences with those countries, the enormous interests
nat -,,,a i. ,,,,,,s.,,,.s -
49, - ~ rupture may operatea s
upon the ambition and passions Of unscru-
pulous rulers and politicians; but, whatever the pros
pect NAV seem 10 be. whather of neace ~ a, th.r.
i. mt. :, 60. 4, a. - Va, .nele
= ~ polli.si nol'1on 70 'nocate
tne WISDOM OF preparing for the latter.
The English, French, Spanish and Cuban journals
have not vet exnended their stool, - aa,,,v.;..;.
~, ~ -. - - ueuuuc'a.lon
wv. wy aa.e uiessaSe y Ftesident Buchanan. The
London Chronicle says that Hthe message is aggres-
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ndced g ~ ~ y .,as;.a. usu w.
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4 anfor.;r. r.inst ~. :. s,Aee lussanoe
nv Enrone.n rationn r ~
NJ folov;rr ;rt;r,..;o, - sAnlo We nuu
! c;vizat;on rsnara,,. 40 s =. a.e s,'1 ~ oHs
n particplar r sonna, ..a
nc 4 Il does IN N .rt;cls 49,
,onrce vonld ~ cor,;ds-as s.r a.
n IL l.ta p,,.s,.r =. 800 .s .,ueeu
With France adopted the Smercan rSa ~ .f1ee
'hips, free goods =; and . brief period has only |
elapsed since The important maritime declaration
ae1e1 W tne 9ueaty OF Pars-which announced sew
,r.e coe e. III y M,gaons o. me English
III the great powers Il Eurone hsen foagy ~