New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23
Aelo Oflsalls 1ailp Gres.Gntt,
Foreign Intelligence.

Iftt Wflfalts laflp UfessEft
Foreign Iatell,genee.
The quarrel, or rather the struggle, between I'll
Emperor Napoleon and the French clergy is no
assuming alarming proportions. Even the all al
Fl sorhing Mres affair is forgotten for the momen
AH that is talked abont speculated n aE Is n
ssdndsa1ent of the Bishop of Poictiers The ehurcf
man has in that document attacked the Empero
ia the most savage manner, and he gets his repl
no longer in pamphlets, but from the Official organ
The Mo,itsus3 Tins notices the Bishop onslaught
The Bishop Of Poietiers has just published il
the Monde a pastoral letter which contains alu
Il sicns Insulting to the Emperors government an
which ID Of nature to disturb the public mind.
consequence and according to the terms of Articl
6 of Tile law of is Germina An. 10, that letter ha
been submitted to the high Jurisdiction of th,
Council Of State charged to decide on all eases Q
abuse ~
Thus the secular power is brought to bear at
once. The Project Of the Department Of Vienne,
which lives the Bishop, at once entreated from
n the Minister of the Interior, that proceedings be
commenced against the Bishop, and that the man
dement, be stopped. NJ. de Persigny however, who
seels that war is now declared between the gov
eminent and the clergy, was careful not to act as
rashylas he had done in the case Of poor Ganesco,
30 he published the following reply to the Bishop:
PARIS, Feb. II, 1861. 1fonsiettr lie Prefet: In
reply to your dispatch Of yesterday, transmitting
III ME the ienaadsneaat Of Monseigneur the Bishop
DE Poictiers, have to inform you that the Govern
7ent has just deferred as accused of abuse to the
Council Of State the prelate who has not feared to
bind the authority of his character to passions con-
trary It'd the interests Of religion. The reproduc-
ton of This aaaadeasent by the journals and under
the form of brochure, would have authorized adj
InnistFatige or Judicial repressions. But as Minis
ter of the Interior have thought it would be con
trary to the interest Of the Government to with.
draw such excuses from the Judgment of public
pinion. have accordingly taken no steps to
prevent the publication of document in which is
revealed with much audacity, the secret feeling
Of the party which, under the cloak Of religion,
mas no other aim than that of assang the elect of
tho French people. r. De PERsIGEY.
Gases thus referred to the Council of State are
y usurpA atoms of powers, or excess in the exercise
c0ntravent1on of the laws and regulations estab-
hshed BY the Government; attractions of the rules
n and regulations sanctioned by the canons as re-
coguized in France violation of the liberties
franchises and usages of the Gallican Church, and
any proceedings which may affect the honor of
French citizens
The great fear for his Majesty is now that an as
sassnation may stop him in his career Of usefulness
TO the empire. In the Senate the great topic of
discussion is the temporal power Of the Pope. To-
Gag the Marquis dc 4 Roehejaquelin spoken favor
of that power. Senior Pietri, the former Prefe
de Police, answered the Marquis. The following
will give you some idea Of his speech. He said
he temporal power Of the Pope is lost. We
aual genuine ourselves to the preservation q his
Che reaetionW hiehghas again raised its head, and
Fnnst etarnline our line Of conduct Italy has an
y army of BOG 900 men which she will place on our
III
AZ III. Piatri sees the Emperor each morning. |
you can readil eeiate the Importance Of this
sdselaration. 59
are on sfhe eve Of great events The clerical |
parity will force matters to an issue. The Mires
has done much to iniure the government, as
sition makes use of such fine chance to
assert the lost startling things in connection with
The 6nanEial troubles of the moment The liberty |
of discussion granted to the Chamber WILL I fear |
prove for long time d great thorn in the side of
the government: The French are decidedly not |
as yet fitted ior arliament ard free speech. Too
easily excited they rush from one extreme to the |
other and praise to-day but to curse tomorrow.
HIosTs Will &c All end
Yoll may soon expect to hear Of new financial
Fdificnt es as M. de Persigny has announced his
intantior of oVerhauling the Credit Mobilier. All
Sless Institutions are, it Is feared rotten to the
cpFs phe French will remain in Syria.
Pas Monitenr Feb 2s for the New York
FiSfSaH OpJSI0E oF THE MoRRILI TAR1FF-
Among tha items Of news which come from the
Germ the domestic crisis, but is no less worthy Of
attention, has an International bearing which
will escape no oneis attention, The representa-
tlyes Of che Northern States, taking advantage Of
the absence OF the Southern members, have been
~ great haste to vote a new Custom House tariff
Now. fhen North, which is DESTROYS of protect
ing s is very unfaithfnl to ideas of
liberty when it has to do with tariffs and does not
keep In view the interests of the Seuth-a country
entia Agricultural and very much in favor Of
free trade.
tfllH uGF6lUiOTG IOFCe 8WAS very protect
iVes since il imposed on foreign merchandise ad
VnloreIn duties varying from nineteen to thirty per
cent. Ne new thrift increases all the taxes either
directly or BY combinations WEIGH substitute spe
eitr fer I'D yalorem duties. This ret1.ogrdde re.
egs ds been badl receiued In England and
gcil AZ No better liked IN France; for our silks
which usea "a pay nineteen per cent, will pay
TAX varying from twenty to thirty Der cent and
our wines, taxed at thirty per cent, win be at
sAssed nj per cent {
aFeeonciation should be effected in the Uni
tod liHh does not yet appear to be beyond
hope, II proper To snrmise that the abolition of
tllis taf WIN be one of the compromise clauses OBJ
taiRedhy the South. # the Union be not rdestab-
llsiied the grame Of free trade proclaimed By
road 70 fruitful intercourse and large returns
At the annual meeting of the Great Ship Com
the oi the directors, tho particulars of
which have already been published, was agreed to. c
sireat Easferg a nd they are expected to be com
1eted in thecourse Of March, so as to admit of an.
other voyage TO America at an early date. There
are nearly sufficient funds on hand to provide for ,
fan orss in progress but as G,5O0 tons of coal
and large quantity of stores are required etc. a
small lnan1nay have to be raised. n
I M aRsA & March 2,Isgl-AThe funeral Of those i
Hho fell in the recent disturbances has taken
place As Committee Of Public Safety, composed .
of eitzenss has been formed, and has issued a p
guessing the maintenance Of order
10y, EbWex k0ii, ia g proclamation, reminds the 0
citizens of the justice Russia has accorded Ia fheI
for thirty years. The Chief Of the Police. having
been wounded, has been replaced by Col BenoIi5 \
Gel. The municipality of Warsaw has sent IN ad. a
dress to the Emperor. La
siss AKoEs AUSTRIA AND THE FABIAN REVOLUTION 4
Paris, Feb. 2, 3:S5 II. M-The Paris letter of tie ,
London Daily News mentions as a rumor in &C. !
sredlted quarters that Prince Metternich has Just
communicated to M. fhnuyenel an important note | q
rom THE Court of Vienna. In this note it is as =
serted the Austrian Government declares that it
layer will recognize Victor Emanuel as King of Y
aly1s but II France recalls her troops from Rome
ne viii aiately replace them by an Austrian II
lffay, and If the reYolutionists make the least i,
i1pyenaent In Yenetia or Hungary she will cross =
he Mincio. L
Cabinet Council was held in London This after a
sooti. II
"a eisoM AsHfNGToN. rYashipgton March Ia.
2Aieial dispatches from the East India squadron "
ay thRt Of the vessels has been dispatched to
the purpose OF finding out, Il possible,
~ pirates who recently captured two American IL
aciac lnail brought no Information relative II
70 tne MISSING sineHs ot-war Levant.
!. 1lie aast remittance from any of the seeded ~
states on account of the customs, were received Y
Wy The close Of February. about 5000 drafts
on pa previously to secession ana through O
. taefs tflnn nom customs it is said thew are s.
AUneHSu lni those States with tho avcan4o,, 81