New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16
Foreign Itens.

Dr.. Livingstone, the celebrated African ex-
plorer, arriveda at Bombay on the llth December
to set out on a new expedition OF exploration OF
and that discovered by Capt. s )eke. Ia executing
the mission intrusted to him by the London Geo-
graphical Society, the Doctor will endeavor to
open commercial relations, and to explore the
water courses of southern Africa
The publication of Dr.. Newman's "Apoogia
pro Vita Sua - seems to have given fresh Impetus
to the Pusevite controversy; and Dr. Pusey has
put forth his own views i'll volume entitled
go Eirenicon."
Earl Granville is still without diplomatic post.
Lord Cowley is for the present to remain in Paris,
and Lord LOTUS is to succeed Lord Napier at Ber-
n the latter TO assume the duties OF Governor OF
Madras. Sir Henry F. Howard, English Minister
at Hanover, is to succeed Lord LOTUS at Munich.
Oueeu Victoria when at home, regularly teaches
Sunday school and Bible class for the benefit of
those residing in the Palace and its vicinity. The
Archdcacon of London on one occasion was cate
chising the young Princes, and being surprised at
the accuracy of their answers, said to the young
est Prince g Y our governess deserves great
credit for instructing you so thoroughly in the
catcchism.n g Oh, but it is mamma who teaches
us the catechisn"
Her Maiesty's new son-in law, Prince Christian
barely escaped with his life from the Dover mail
steamer; wljh was run into on the night OF the
18th ult., by Boston Clipper, bound fol Cardih.
Sir John Rony, of the distinguished judicial
family Of that name, and at present Master of the
|
| Parliament and scion OF the weli-knnWn mer'
chant ta nily, are 10th to be raised to the House
| Of Lords
The, Times Paris correspondent says that Gen
Schoicld has returned to Paris after visit of nine
days to London. He has obtained years leave
of absence, and he purposes spending the winter
| in Paris. He seems much pleased with his first
| visit to England. .-.. ..0
The Queen Emma of Sandwich Islands wen
| from Engl and TO Paris purpose to witness th'
| performance of Sardon's new play, the "Famill'
/ Benoton.'s
Dr.. Reisig, one of the most accomplished pro
fessors and medical men of Prague, comnlittet
suicide in thai city on tic 9th Of November last.
NJ. Jobert the French Emperor's surgeon, hay
! ing been absent from Paris when telegraphi
message summoned him to the assistance of tn
ladies' who had met with severe accident Will
travelling with the Empress in Switzerland, one o
his colleagues, M Nclaton, took his place. On hi
return to his home, DR.. JObert took so much t.
cart his having missed this onspicuous opportu
nifty of servin2 his imperial patients, that his min
became deranSed, and the poor man Is now az a.
inmate of DR.. Blanche's mdis0n de sante. III
mania is to perform surgical operations moIeh
Uotens upon tie other inmates of the asylum An
1 other distinguished lunatc in the same asylum
the po4t Antony Desehamps, who has beeh con
fined there Tor the last thirty years.
Tie Queen Of England hasa sneeial PrlVate iof
are o. $3.50, 70 left her by a N Neeld'
= Mr., Liniba *, tie Swediah Clergyman, charge