New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
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PER STEAMSHIP FULTON.
Adsices by the Fulton are to tho / tn instant. We
extract the following intelligence:


Adsices by the Fulton are to the It'll instant. We
extract the following intelligence:
England.
PARLIAMENTARY PRocERpINGs.-ln the House OF
Lords, March 5, the Duke of Newcastle stated the
course Her Majesty's Government intended to pnr-
sue with respect to a vote of the House in refer
ence to the treaty OF commerce with France. Ne
said that if the address should be brought up To-
morrow from the Commons the Government pro-
posed to discuss it in their Lordships' House on
Friday, hatm IL were brought up on Thursday, TO
postpone the discussion to Monday.
After reading the Companies Bill third
time, and the Administration Of Poison BIZ sec
ond time, their Lordships adjourned.
In the House of Commons, March Q, the report
on the Customs actw brought up and agreed to,
with a few amendments.
On proceeding to the other orders OF tne Jay,
Lord Palmerston moved that they be postponed
until after the notice Of motion given by MIR. Byng
for an address to Her Majesty the subject of the
commercial treaty with France. &
Mr.. Lindsay observed that the terms Of that mo-
| ton were not before the House.
! Mr. Kinglake opposed the motion OF Lord raj
merston, and called upon the House not to depart
| from the ordinary mode of proceedings.
Mr. Byng said, if it was the opinion of the House,
that the exact terms of his motion should be pre-
yiousiy before it, he would postpone the motion
| Mr. PaImerston then offered TO withdraw his mo-
ton. Objections were raised to the proposed day,
and the discussion of this question gradually drew
into its area topics Of much larger dimensions the
most prominent being the annexation of Savoy and
France.
MI. S Fitzgerald urged this subject with great
earnestness upon the House, and expressed his
hope that Parliament would make solemn protest
against that act.
Mr.. Bright condemned the terms employed by
Mr.. Fitzgerald.
: Mr. Roebuck inveighed agan,t the Emperor Of
tile French whom he accused Of breach Of treaties.
Lord John Russell said that such irritating dis
cussions only sowed suspicion and distrust and
calculated to bring about a total rupture with q
neighboring friendly country. He thought the
present was not the time to raise discussion.
Sardinia, the power most interested, had not spo-
ken on the subject. His opinion that the treaty
Of commerce with France was destined, if ap.
proved by Parliament, to draw closer the ties OF
friendship between the two nations, by giving both
an interest in the blessings Of peace, which would
tend to prevent the great calamity Of war.
After some further discussion the motion was
withdrawn.
THE aCoMxopoRE PgRRg.,.-The Times says:
From the notice given of the fact of l6 guineas
having been paid on the gold and wool on board
this vessel at Ll0yds, some misapprehension Is
likely to arise in the minds Of persons having
friends or relations on board; and, although as
much as Is guineas has been paid to-day on the
gold, there is no real apprehension among persons
well informed on the subject as regards the safety
of tile vessel The distrust arises from the shippers
Of gold,
February the number of wrecks was l54 I; in Janu-
ary, 22a making total during the present year of
MpLLg. pIccoI oMrSI-The Irish papers deny
that Mdle. piccolomini has been united in the holy
bonds of matrmony since her arrival in Dublin.
The Prince Of Grange paid visit to the Great
Eastern on Monday, March 5th-
AfTEMrTED Suicide or III. JELLIEN.-With regret
we tEra) announce the attempt at suicide in Paris
last week of the above celebrated chef d'8rehestre
by stabbing. He was making arrangements for
some grand performances OF sacred music, etc.,
which were to have commenced on the 9th inst by
performance of Handel's Messiah. Several Eng
lish artistes were engaged for the occasion. The
concerts have since been postponed, d. Julien
having since been placed under restraint.
DEATH OF a FRENCH CELEBEITY.-The London
Athenanm, in it's Paris correspondence, calls at
tention To the death of Coul0n, a surgeon who was
well known In Paris in the time Of Louis the
Eighteenth. He possessed extraordinary powers Of
imitation. Coulon gave limitations of the princes
princesses OF the rayal family but he was good
courter He n,imicked the elder branch with
reservations, but on meeting princess Of the
younger he kept back nothing, but gave his talent
fun play.
/ He was particularly successful with the Duke Of
Orleans, Louis Philippe, who, on meeting him one
day in tho Tuilleries aaid Monsieur Coulon, you
initiate me wonderfully. Twas enabled to judge
for myself yesterday. One small detail Is only
wanting for the completion of the portrait; but
that, toan artist like yourself, il animportant enea
What is it Monseigneur n asked Goulon, rather
embarrassed. !" always wear this diamond in my
cravat,a said the Duke; permit me to offer
it to you, that you may render the imitation
perfect" And, unfastenng the pin, he presented
it to Coulon, who bowed and said .. All, Monsi-
gneur, your Royal Highness is too generous. As
an imtatoF, had only right to pastea Coulon
made his forfune-thanks to his patronage. He
married the daughter of Marseillais, Bernard
who was a wholesale maker of shoes for the colo
MES, of guns at st. Etienne, of flowers at Paris,
who dressed feathers at st. Germain, made china
as l. Jso, an{G Al.
Black Forest. He formed the Clearinghouse Of
Baden, Vienna and Paris. Tie possessed hotels,
chateaux, millions; he escorted his wife to Long
champs in glded carriage drawn by snow white
horses; dined thirty parasites at his table daily,
gave million to his daughter as her marriage por
tion ran through all his fortune and invested the
few crowns that remained to prevent him from
dying IN a hospital.
Austria.
VIENNA, March Cit is stated in official quarters
that the Austrian Government has received posi-
tive information from Bologna to the effect that the
troops commanded by Gen. Steianelli insist upon
returning to Tuscany. Many soldiers Of this Corps
n AsTsi6 have deserted to the Papal territory.
An Imperial patent has been published to-day,
ordering the augmentation Of the Imperial Coun
Gil by extraordinary Councillors, who are 10 be
assembled periodically. The Emperor himself will
appoint for life as members of the Council tho
Archdukes, the clerical dignitaries and some dis
tinguished persons belonging to the civil and mill
tary branches. The provincial Diets are to pro-
pose thirty-eight members, subject to the approval
OF the Emperor, who will choose every member
from q list Of three candidates presented by the
Diets The members will take their seats 10 the
Council for six years.
The following are the subjects which Till be
submitted to the discussion of the Council
The Budget, the examination Of the balance OF
public accounts, the demands of the Commission
for the public debt, and important projects Of
general laws. The Council will have no initiative
in the discussion Of the wisies OF tile provincial
diets. The Ministers and the heads Of the public
central officers are entitled to take part in the dis
cnssinns OF the Council. The arrangement Of the
rules for traHsacting the business of the Council
reserved. The Councillors are to have no allow
aace from the Treasury.
Another Imperial Ordinance conFoLes the AS
semby of the Councillors for the month of Nav
next, in order to examine the Budget for 1861 for
which purpose, and Tor the active preparation of
the establishment of the provincial Diets the Eul-
peror will call competent men from oil the prev
inces.
Hungary.
3PREsEuRG, March 6.-The Evangelical conmuni.
tF have unanimously refused to submit. TO the I'm.
perial decree of the lstof September. and 10 the
Ministerial ordinance of the I'd of September
Italy.
TURIN, March 6.-The clergy of Milan have an
pointed commission for collecting subscriptions ia
assist the emigration from Venetia.
Chevalier Buoncompagni has resigned the post Of
Gov. General.
The Opiaatoae of to-day publishes Count Cayour's