New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22
LErTEKs FROM PARIS.
Special Correspondence of the Crescent
DINA snr.t 90 1880

for the holidays, the lucky premier again carried
the day, as the deputies gratited him with a vote
of confidence. II
The Prussian government has at all times fully
appreciated the great utility of ''what makes the
mare go,u There is no money left, and the
deputies made some difficulty in agreeing to grant
more supplies. However, Bismarck was SO very
persuasive that the members of the chambers
have given way, and peace has returned, and all
are pleased before parting. The prime minister,
however, promised before leaving, that the sup
plies granted should not be disposed of without
the previous consent of the Parliament. Will he
keep his word?
The premier still meets with much opposition
from the people of the annexed countries. me
good people of Hanover, a few days ago, persisted
in celebrating the anniversary of the birthday OF
the late heir presumptiye, Prince George. Not
withstandng the prohibition of the Prussian mill
tary governor to display the national flag, mum
her of Hanoverian houses were hung with their
colors Many of the houses were decorated with
yellow and white flowers, and the windows were
draped with curtains to match.
Others, to annoy the Prussian authorities, spread
white and yellow sand before the statue of the
| late king The Prussians, however, winked ut the
proceedings of the still sulky Hanoverians' On
the same day large number of persons went out
| to Herren Hansen, to take leave of their beloved
queen, who is about to take up her residence at
schloss- Marionburg
| The blind king of Hanover gave banquet on
the 22d inst. at Vienna, TO the Hanoyerian depu-
tation, who had crossed the Prussian camp and
the army of the prince royal to present an address
to which 264, 600 signatures were appended. His
majesty and the prince royal took their seats with
twenty two members of the deputation, and about
Il sixty other Hanoverians residing in Vienna The
king in giving the first toast, said " am pro
foundry touched with the love and fidelity which
YOU testify tome in the name of the HanoVerian
people. Once already the nation afforded proofs
Of those qualities. At the commencement OF this
n century it chung with unmstakabe loyalty to the
) house Of Guelph, in spite of foreign domination
f and that fidelity was rewarded as the dynasty OF
;. nv ancestors returned and was reunited to its
b people. Let the nation persevere now as 1t DID
e then, for believe in the justice Of God, whieE
. would bring back the house of Guelph to the hall
k Of its forefathers. therefore ask all present tt
drink to the prosperity of our beloved Hanover
ia and according to ancient custom, with three
n cheers"
J The Turkish question is getting every day NOR
It and more complicated. The Candidates show n
5 sign Of submitting to the ottoman porte. In fact
h all the christian population are ready to ris
}. against their Turkish oppressors. communica
y ton from H. Sage Bey, physician to the vicero
n Of Egypt ard now residing in Paris, gives us som
information as to the position of Khosan DogE
V where according to telegraphic dispatch re
e ceived Yesterday aninsurrecton against the port
e had broken out. He says 1.-THE gulf, Of Alexar
i dretta so to speak, divides Syria and Anatolia Asi
% Minor) Its southern border belongs to the Ps
:, chalk of Aleppo, and the northern to that {
,e Adana. The village of Bagas, the ancient Janus
e. serves as the frontier.
NJ In going from Bagas to Adana, the road follow
e. the eastern edge of the gulf as far as the plac
s. called Katanby Kapy. There it turns to the ives
" and at some short distance arrives at the bank
ID the river Guhourd and the village Of Messes A
n fourteen leagues from the latter, straight to tt
H. north, is the America monastery. This is the res
10 dence Of the patriarch situated at the fort of
as Khosan Dogh. At eighteen leagues to the mort
e. of Ses is the village Of Belin-Kioi, in the midst
adj the high mountains. This is the residence of Il
" Bey Khosan Oula, and is only approached /
nd frightful roads. The Turks do not know the nan
las of Mount Taurus. Each mountain has for them
ev special name and that of Khosan Dogh is thereto
er- taken from the family of Khosan viii
an has reigned there since very remote age
no There are hardly any fixed inhabitants
his Messes and Adana, but the country is overrun
es. Kui1 Kurds and nomiad Turcomanians, who,
summer ascend into the mountains, and in wint
oh return to the plains.
rs Prince Gortschakotf, the czar's powerful min
nd ter Of foreign affairs WILL it is said shortly arri
to in Paris, where he will spend few days, and tn
on proceed to Biarrtz This news has produced
off great sensation here. The ever-dif1cult caste
e. question is what takes the prince to the polite
ID, waters of Biawitz. Russia considers herself
he the principal heir of the sick man, who Accord
re to all appearances, has never his end. prude
an man takes his precautions that his pretentio
M may not encounter insurmountabe obstacles. I
fact that Russia is so eager to come to an arrane
ity ment with France on the fate of the Turkish e
est pire, proves more than anything to what pc
100 the rule of the porte is menaced.
The disturbance at Palermo terminated mr
ch sooner than was expected. Once that the troc
are disembarked, the insurrection fell of itself.
all details of what has occurred are not yet know
me but it is stated that the movement is 'separat
81 one of which the law Of converts was the Diet
to mining cause. The republican flag was onl
AL pretext Automonists and the clergy, it must
ers be forgotten, formed an alliance in 1860 with
ual liberals and greatly aided the revolution
CHI present they wish to cause reaction, and Il
is explains how people who were enrolled IN
lily Garibaldi are to-day with the Instruction.
mes The monks of Sicily are fomenting the ms
With rection Some of the regular clergy of Sicily hi
eak shaken off the yoke of Rome and given themsel
an up to disorders. The government of Florenc
ing going to put the law on the converts in force
$. mediately in Sicily. The monasteries and Gle
possess more than third of the island. /
are ton of the revenues, however, it should be s
ere is applied to pous works, but there is nothing
d IN ensure such an employment of them. The Paris
SAINT hibitionis now the great center OF attraction and
lnal cupation. We hear that though Germany has
all fol- so many months plunged in war, " fatherla
by will be worthily represented at the worlds
per- The emperor has just suffered great loss in
fgy, death of his right hand, Count Bacci
ate who was of great assistance to him in his lat
e to as regards the coming exhibition.
tiers The count was distantly related to the empe
'hey and was native of Corsica.
sed- France, too, has had loss, in
oek, "Epfant Terrible " of the Senate, the
lms. quis de Boissy, who died four days
81 He was always an enemy to the present dyna
rs in l,,+ MO-, ,o,,e. 1,7,ox5r IN give A. side blow