New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

IT
complaint for sovereign; sometimes renal
weakness, and sometimes something else. But in |
all that there is nothing particularly serious. He
may 1--we yet long time, or he may not. He has
mad enough, indeed, poor man, to worry him in |
these latter days; that neede-gun, the Pope, |
Macmillan and poor Charlotte
HIS FEELING TOWARD AMERICA.
But he is more than worried about Mexico: he |
is mad, lighting mad, az the Americans about this |
business. He has Seward on the brain. What |
right had Mr.. Seward to interfere in his nicely
laid plan for putting up barrier against the |
Yankee nation? What right had he 10 bring to
grief the big thing of the Napoleonic reign? |
One has no difficulty in understanding his fury
The English press are trying to add fuel to the |
flame. They say that General Dix is coming out
because he has backbone on this Mexican qucs- |
ton, and because the present minister has not |
that he is coming to watch over the faithful exc
cuton Of the treaty Of evacuation, and that his |
mission is almost hostile one. Thus the general |
will meet with cold reception, and the first part
of his ministry will not be bed Of roses. But
he will soon overcome this, for people all over
the word Ike a frank and square man, who
boldly stands up for his country right Or wrong
But whether they like the ground the general
takes OF not, he is fortunately absOlvcd from any
thing like bending by the iguoble conduct Of this
government dnring our war. The position is now
such that we can give ard demand justice: but
the least this iuterchangeoR Justice is embeshed
with expressions Of love and friendship, the bet
ter for the interests OF truth and the dignity Of
the two nations.
TIE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.
As ioE w. frlhetSa Jhhfiu,le, there seems not
~ w ~ % ','Q - ~ m ''''lss ] H. g Het.l C9H.on'
Itappears that the princess, who had thrown all
5te eLuVi VI 9et 5oauI! 4ultSl,ht'ol lnSo LlE
BunuH5 up "ha pefp1uhuon q tne ne" throne,
DESIRED - tqfo% yer private fortune, leit hef at
his death by her father, iuto the Mexican scheme;
but the careful Old king, knowing MaEmilian's
lhc.at'!"A ior throwing nioucJ o4Ioi tie Win1'"'
gage Ila sa'eIsepog oi tae pFlnclba. lnye iniQh9
OF %9""tsi 20 70 h5E }Wo ot1sut's y W. PIesehI hlLS
9I b'.+t4h ana ttic G''IHI o. fIa!'0tFs. lic7e
TWO Ee1uemear acUng on thet own Inclination
DIV ~ aecOFuahee WIN Lie aA'lGe OF tAe emperor
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was iof lh'I that sLe reused n turn 10 TlSt nef
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count de uas oeenoolgea TO teaVe -drainf'
mus, atef pei!G REUSED ipdlet5R ~ ny Lhe ilah
VINO plt Iff on 1he LfoHe Oh aleNlGoi aIef
peih% Isi4ee4 3y hsF o5'tlGI7 lle use VI net own
money #hich she "i7AtA % bldn5 70 'llc ~ UnpJlt
oi tAe toUerhg thtoAe, ann AIiFE belhS FcIusFa
the conc@fdat by the poPe' per reason gave way
Inc pe"pie "hO stHt hsr V,9ttr "Io VIE tile w
|atis9l u support e. w. 7IiAE ~, "u ~ VT M
ia9t 70 "49H ~ St"l'"yE "l'" ~ ~ IL II
fr5 TO refuse her demands ana 10 turn tAeit oachs
on Aer' AuI "hGh 9Hc ass Slt IeS9W' NJ 7uT = Z, +,
Tor feniy: Oh, the ph'tg4 9.a1ea! IL unleu @
states 9he 100 hy thi5 u'he' Poot "oHLah
must late the United states
THE RUSso-AMERIOAN PHANTOM.
The phantom Of an alliance between Russia and
the United States continues 10 haunt the uneasy
the day when powerful Russian and American
fleet may control the Mediterranean, and the Me
diterranean, you know, is frances tender spot
as well as England s. Two more American shIps
in the Mediterranean, aud the Marquis de MOnt4O
Ion will be demanding explanations.
p But this is not the worst, for imagine no sensi
BILE people are as yet frightened by this alliance
although the time may come when they may be
But what looks bad just now for France and Eng
land is that Russia and Prussia are preparing fol
war ou a grand scale-Russia against Turkey, anG
Prussia against France, 80 we believe. All the
indications point that way. There is logic beside
in such war. France is yet weak, because she
has no needie-gun and, at best, is procuring fol
her army an inferior one. Prussia IS about to pro
claim her king emperor Of Germany and by wa
with France the whole German people may be
come united, and German empire become glo
rous reality. Russia on her side wants the Bos
phorus, and she must nave II. isussla anu frussl @
combined by their superior sWaIeglc posIoh
gnu " We Possesa'Dt - ~ ~" onnhiI, tn
to defeat France, Austria and England, and gal
on one side all OF Germany, ana on the other IN
BLACK sea and the Danubian Principaties dow
to Constantinople.
The programme is a splendid one, and, II game
at ALL will be gained at dAsh-1 "a P1'ttsSlettht
We hear Frenchmen say that 1t VIII not be 1ar
attack them when they are occupied about the
exhibition. Neither will it. But the French Wei
to Mexico while we were engaged in war, an
could not help ourselves, aud they tried to brn
about mediation on terms which would hay
given the South its independence So while r
GREETING that any war should come to disturb IL
progress Of an event so important to clVlllzat[
as the great exhibition, yet we should not exact
cry over it.
R0IAN QUESTION,
What is to become OF the pope? 1t Is now ge
orally conceded that he will stay where he is, al
make friends with Victor Emmanuel. Inc be
friends of Italy regret this, because, II tne POI
were out of Rome, the organization OF the ne
kingdom of Italy could be effected more rapid
and on more healthy basis, than II he were pr