New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-28

cBlEed ETOHEIBG UtiLeu otHLeSE so HidrnGlDE,
trust az the papers represent it,;
Like most nations, sire" replied MIR. FaElk- 1
ner we have our troubles, which have lost none 1
Of their coloring, as described ia the European |
| press"
The Emperor" hope it is not true that any of |
the States have separated from the general eonfed
| eratjon.H
| MI. FauJkner-sThe States will form one com |
mon government, az heretofore. There is excite
ment in portions of the Confcderacy, and there
| indications Of extreme measures being adopted by
one or two of the States. Bnt we familiar with
| the excitement, az we with the vg0T which |
| belong to the institutions Of a free people. We
| have already more than once passed through com
| motions which would nave shattered into rag
ments any other government on earth: and this
fact ustifes the inference that the strength of tie
Union will Row be found equal to the strain
upon it."
The Emperor-"I sincerely hope it may be so,
aud that you may long continue united and pros
porous people,
Mr.. Faulkner then asked permission of the EN-
peror to present to him Mr.. J. 8. Clarke, Acting
Secretary of legation and Mr.. E. Boyd Faulkner,
Acting Assistant Secretary, to whom his Majesty
made q few kind remarks, and then passed on to
the Minister Of Denmark.
! INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE zETwgEN SoHA-
aYL ASD AID EI.-KADER--The following cores
pondence has been exchanged between Scharnyl
and Abd-el-kadsr.
Salutation to him who has made hirnsef astri-
Gus among all men-to him who has extInguished
the flames of dlscord and has torn up ~ the roots
the tree of enmity, which resembles the head Of
Satan. Glory be to God who has granted to His
servant his own safety and the safety of the faith
Sautation to the intimate friend, TO the just ADD
elKader. May the palm of glory and of honor
flourish on thy throne. have heard things Whlch
! the ears and the entrails would reject. Horrible
things have happened between the Mussulmans and
the Christians who had formerly signed treaty of
! peace with the Kafs. My hair has stood on end,
and the skin of my face. before smooth, has been
wrinkied at the recital Of the amentable events Of
Damascus. then said, evil has taken possession
: of the and Of the continent. No. it IS not for
I the interest of God, but for their own that the
Mussumans of Damascus have done those things.
What bands had the Governors over their eyes
e Why have they swan in crimes? Why have they
), forgotten those words of the prophet, Is He who
: shall commit injustice towards Monsed (Christian)
: he who shall refuse him his rights who shall COM
pei him to do what is beyond his strength and shall
rob him of his property, l. says the Prophet, will
g be his accuser at the day Of resurrection" How
e fine is this expression. When heard that you had
spread out the wings of mercy and of kindness to
protect the Christians, and that you had stopped
r those who sought to violate the Divine laws, was
f. not surprised that you gained the victory in the
y arena Of praises. ! was content with you May
II God be so also in the supreme day when neither
p money children will avail you in any way You
caused the revival of the words of the Prophet
sent among mankind by the mercy OF Gcd, and
Is you placed a bride on those who violated HIS
DEGREES. May God preserve Us from him who
II crosses the limits which He has traced cut. This
m il why express to you my Joy and my satisfaction
y in this lcttera boquet OF flowers taken from the
garden of the poor prisoner among the indels by
nj '''' sCHAMYI, the Stranger.
n. The reply of Add el-Kader is as follows
tn Glory to God Praise and salutation to the Pro
G. phet Mahomet and to all the Prophets The pool
It's before the rich, Abd-elKader, son of Montri-ed
1g Din ell Hossaim, to the brother in God and deal
st u!elna schamyl May God protect us, him anG
me- in the time of repose and in the hour OF depart
he ure! May peace and Divine mercy be given t
you'll I have received yonr letter and your amiabl'
VS. praises What have done for the Christians wa
nd a religious duty and of humanity. Our faitl
is the perfection of good qualities it comprises al
To- that is praiseworhy and all that ought to be done
" All these good things must be with US like cola
Sc round the neck Injustice is blamed in all nations
r :: and its dwelling is sulled. The poet has said
We When the day of temptation comes man SO lose
dy his head that what is ugly he finds handsome. w
come from God. and we shall return to him. w
live in time when few of the faithful cause us'lc
or to triumph and people have believed that Islam
ed ism inculcates cruelty injustice and eXctuslVeness
May God grant US patience! We know that yot
he are with the Emperor of Russia, and that he gave
cal you reception worthy of you. We know tina
ly; you requested him to allow you to make pl
es- grimage to Mecca Let US pray God that he ma
he grant it. The Emperor of Russia is great king
and he merits all the praises which have been Ia!
aid ished on him. l hope that the Sultan of ltussi
cal will shower down his benefits you as the Sua
of France has done on me. Let us hope 10 Goo
who is alone to be adofed. ADD EL-KADER,
les Gnribnldl on the Affairs Of Italy.
!Sh The AYicu del q Liberia, Reggie journal, pu
n fishes the following letter. addressed by Garibale
pa in November last, to some Neapoitans who urge
- him at once TO return TO Naples. IL entltGiy CO
vet firms the general rumor hat the Dictator inten
56' to resume his sword in the month Of March,
;,c. Italians of Naples-That it was painful for me
ing leave you, God knows. My mission to you, ho'
l NJ ever was fulfilled, and could not bnt take
, i.A leave. | did wish an aching heart. You no.
81, y by your complaints, add to my grief You ask
n a to return among you. cannot, on, my frehG
y o. because have resolved with myself never to
,o my presence be an obstacle to your happiness 81
.eJ prosperity, which you will find accomplished und
So" the sceptre Of the King JddTtuono. betieve M
a., T that i'm il
IN the Italian people from slavery and tyranny, ha
in done it, Oh NeaDolitans, through your strength al
'mf your courage Yes, you are free and my presen
W, among you would be OF no advantage; it Woul
~. on The contrary, retard your progress. You h&'
' been more fortunate Than some of your brethre
i for there still Italians inslaVery. Why shon
ral you be uneasy? Why do YOU needlessy call I.
ohS me? Allow for few months that rest of boo
"a, and mind which require as preparation for Il
@ new labers, the iatigues and the new SUFFERING
"1l which await But all this is nothing-it is lta
that is in question, and to Italy my life il cons
Grated. Rome and Venice expect my aid. The
belong to Italy, their citizens are our brethren, al
tice they yet eroan under the hard yoke OF Austria al
of -. Let me recruit myself for the great stof
the which threatens.
cen DO you hear the lion roar? His roaring is III
of rage, because lie knows that his pride is @ho
ces to have fall. He fears thut arm which God
it'll, made powerful enough to bring him down.
the you see the descendants of the ancient Roman
or The blood of their ancestors yet flows IN th'
ans veins, but they PROSTATE on the earth-tht
faces are in the mud, and they are borne down
but overwhelming oppression. They require ha
at to raise them up, and that hand stands in need
ted rest to strength for the task. Let reas
rom and iraternal philanthropy second your love
pies me. ] will be with you in four months. You sh
see me again, but then shall require a proof
ar- your love. Ii you really love me, which | do
of doubt follow me, my dear fellow ctzens-foll
,pp- me- when we shall unite to deliver our brethren
ord Rome and beautiful Venice. Then, contented a
united, will constitute an Italy won and in
pendent under the sceptre of the King Jalant'uo
-, Victor Emanuel. Adieu. At the END OF March
let. will embrace each other.
no GApnEuA, Nov, II, 126D @. HARlBALD
sko THE Position OF ARKANSAS. - The Hcle
T ml5 Shield contains the following letter from Lii
,nn Rock under date of the 10th:
Things look very much as if dissolution OF
or- Union could not be avoided, but even then no
, be knows what course will be best for Arkansas
,tion pursue We out of the way, and think
eta. best thing we do is to wait. Our destinies
lity linked with those of Louisiann-we will have to
ltes with the State controlling the mouth Of the Mis-
mes. sippi. If we act we will not count much to
Diet world. but the step will be Of the last imp
lirty lance to ourselves We will be counted wise,
shta enabled to make better terms for ourselves by
ID to laying action at least that is my opinion.
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