New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-29
Especial Correspondence ofthe Crescent
AND CONTINENTAL.

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e st ssr,.sf sStt s;l.fsss4s PARrs, March q lssa
lhe great event ct the week is the Illness Of th
Z Prince imperial, who has been laid up with a
If attack q the meazles, Which vas Of very mil
q u, paftsss OF every am
49, .oIs s,ua Deen g 'ae ipefies
e,e ths
i. wig u, s'aln ms senl
4 yeat ~ nepel' " nollss le4l cohsldefaaly
~ see ~" ans ueseites " W empire may q
9AaAsn = ~ N y 'le i' saA - rs y &
" TIE CORPS lEGIsLAT1F
$ sfiii continues to discuss the address. The ep
poslaen mas this year been unwise enough to max
series o. amendments to all the para graphs, AMI
+ as the government has thought at to- take h
= notice OF them. we have had a series of debates
concerning the affairs Of Denmark, Poland an;
other countries IN which the public in France taxi
very little interest ieH If ggtsI
!, . me roman question, which isi now getting
chrome, TOOK up two eaieees. F.s5
i Notwithstanding the bungling Of the present
session taAe u AZ all " has been excellent for
ne party az it IS ths year that the tiers
'sF,5s' or conservative liberals nave formed
league. me gers pfs'ss Y me only fachen which
tie IhienL seems g nave tne least fear Of 50
naueh 80 Inat oInclal Journals maze peen ordered
MOI 70 MAKE IN e mention OF the speeches. inside by
the members q ts new faction. Mons. p Oil
VET, one q ING ieadls men o. the has
hos yet opened nis lips, and Ar. Iaters has this
year neen less etoaaenf than IN former years. 4
ts;9 TWO IMPORTANT QUESTIONS 2ss,s7 Ed
Are occnpging thep bic attention, the home ques-
ton and the AIexiean-th former has not yetbeen
discussed upon, and the Ministry has begged the
Chamber to vote the paragraph relative to 1t,
without debating IT on account Of the actual state
gof things between France and Mexlcb, but he
promises that the question will be agaia put on
the taris,s when the budget will be discussed.
Another event which has caused some sensation in
the political world Is the transformation, of all
journal called TX 8ei se6 M Siii III
sftslis5ls asi3 IA LIBERTE, stisiegaq0v@ :, 4
Which has received the exiles OF the Presss 4
Messrs. Grardin, Duvernay and Vermarel, with
open arms who viii fri the future write articles
for this journal % the proprieterssof the Presse
were afraid that the government would suspend
their journal u they continued to allow the hide
pendent tEio to annoy the government With their
sauay ARTICLES de Girardn and his edito-
rialsfat have only changed the scene Of faction,
the Iibertf r now generally asked for, and the
sst{I ifF3St
,esrHa wIsp cones From THs OPPOSITION
A a nils tne sahs of liberty! More than ever Isl
Inefe cry rom an ssdes for liberty, and fancy
.aat Ihe emperor would long age have given way.
naas nos peen iof ne pad advice from
~ e5ss9'1e " , Y hgh VINE that there SHOULD
W ~ sleEs NJ grsal dlsYesontent ~ the
ceauy' ana .ae are ~ state
II = 2, s1eao a'stress; s,s. 2a Htaa III
ahs bone man levolasloa ana me expulsion Of
flinee Coma, alias Alexander John, is stil the
saia Y Not shot has been fred,
ano everytang mas gone on IL the most hun-drum
Y. " =
~ Ivy sns flnce was arrested While IN bed
anass lorcsa % sign shas abication before he
haa VIZ, eysn une g puts On ms stockings He ~
$3.50, 1850 Z. ~ y ana W snail therefore
aaXe announcer hoa - add e those now exhibited
~ Bassy at the Cirque Imperial.
5ruL Z LENGTH poRrkAIF Of rHIsuB coSzA.