New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22
roRrENToUs INDEX.

The latest bulletin from imperial st. Cloud, where
the man Of Napoleonic ideas rests in luxurious con.
nubal felicity after the campaigning tolls which coy
cred him with glory is we'll calculated to send thrill
Of agitation through the whole world for the whole
world is the sphere Of ambition which can soar 40
/ farther Consols and rentes have felt tremor, and
prime ministers and potentates have looked each to
the other with nervous inquiry, and put their heads
| together that united wisdom might devise some
proper ISOLATION Of the meaning of this ominous index
OF new humor in the head Of this great Gallo bug
bear Of Christendom. But Europe is not alone
troubled BY this sign which is to its various powers
Is the sword Of fire that famed in the heavens was
10 the Jews when the legions Of Rome were gather
ing tor tho downfall Of their holy city The portent
is remarked ON this side Of the ocean, and if not with
trembling it at least suggests apprehensye specula
tons to what it augurs Many journals copy this
bulletin from st. Cloud and maintain cautious
silence, fearful Of committing themselves in haz.
ardous attempt to solve its meaning, leaving that to
their readers while come again merely give the re.
Elections of others without taking any position which
might possibly become uncomfortable. They are
wise-caution is virtue which cannot be too asdu-
ousy exercised in these dubious times which have
Napoleon 1t their head. But despite their wise
smplea-a wisdom at the bottom of which we will
not be 80 uncharitable to say there is much Of
timidity-we will venture solution Of the problem.
We are not afraid Of Louis Napoleon. Here is this
ominous bulletin which has sent thrill ONO one
knows exactly what-drea or confidence through
Eusops:
The news has been sent to the Journal du Harre
that be Louis Napoeon) no longer wears the points
of his m0ustache turned up and stifened with Hun
garian pomatum, but allows them to curl downwards.
sagacious writer in an eminent Northern journal
says Of this that if anything, this chan-e may por
tend, cannot say. A lively Imagination may, per.
haps, see in it accommodation Of his majesty military
career But We can interpret better than this and
unhestatingy announce that the change of the style
Of the Emperors moustache does not indicate re-
nunciation Of his msjesty's military career. We
see through it plainly enough. Itmeans- Mexico |!
All through the Crmean and Austrian war the impe-
rial ratta moustache brisled ercey quilts Of the
fretfnl porcupine, and, of course meant in the
East and now, when the facial adornment comes
down from its erectpositon of course such opposite
extreme Of style means trouble in an opposite point
Of the compass-war IN the West-war against the
Liberals of Mexico and their American hackers. This
il apparent to any one who has half an eye. The
great Inscrutable forgot his usual caution when he
suffered this telltale detection of his moustache-
this loud betrayal Of his design Of accepting Mira
mons offer Of the protectorate Of Mexico. Perhaps
the elation OF success, though it has not diminished
the profound reticence of his department. may have
induced this forgetfulness Of outward signs Of inward
intents; but we advise him to resume his habitual
csrefnlness il his Napoleonc policy points to Amer
lea and he would conceal bis designs from the shrewd
augurs who watch him on this side of the water. We
advise Louis Napoleon to shave off his moustache al
&ornt horf hni 10 yon IN With dN