New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-29
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attention Of the people, wGo good nat .sredly mt
their hands into their pockets and oay for NJ, this
show, for it Is nothing else.
THE STARE OF eouNT BIs-sARk RATHER s1cs1Y.
Latest advices froTi Berlin inform, nj that there
is every likelihood of change of ministry soon
taking place in Berlin, as Count Bismark and Herr
Won Boon. minister of war, seem determined to go
through thick and thin, even at the risk of war
with Austria. Queen Augusta and the Princess
Royal OF England, as well as her husband, 1t is
said, are doing all they can to counterfeit the lnhu
ence of the foolhardy premier, and wish to inha
ence the king to draw nearer to Austria.
There is evidently a stand still in the Prussian
4 capital, and King William is listening to Tom,
Dick and Harry before he makes MP his mind
4 what step to take-whether to follow the counsels
of his family or those Of his faithful Bismark-that
4 is the question. Kings are not aware how much
harm can be done by o bad minister.
Il Lei rs turn to the Spanish peninsula.
4 PERMANENT STATE OF SIEGE IN SPAIN
Has been proclaimed until all macontents have dis
4 sopeared Says La Esperanxa, in order to arrive
At such result, the government takes pretty good
care to keep up the discomfort in maintaining the
cause Frequent arrests still take place in Madrid
fresh attempts at nsurrection have taken place in
Arcola, and the soldiers have not received any pay
for three months. The position Of ODonnell is
getting very critical, and there is no doubt he
would have been overthrow if Prim had been
anything else than fool. The arch traitor is now
in London. ~ ss5T REL j rase.l ~ lisa 81
There is talk of putting the army On peace
footing in the coming spring, in order to avoid
bankruptcy. asss4 r.j1jH g0%.52 sctl7A ltS n
DEATH RATTLE OF THE CARNIVAL.
Politics have again been laid aside for day, at
least in Paris, for we have arrived at Mi-Careme,
or mid Lent, when the votaries of Terpsichore
have an opportunity ofrefreshing themselves after
several weeks Of dullness and fasting. Yesterday
the Boulevards were again crowded by thousands
of spectators walking up and down, to look at
nothing but a few dreary masks, who appeared
like angels, few and far between. The weather
was, moreover, wet and chilly, and as anything
can say Of this hackneyed subject, carnival, must
be OF little interest to you viii pass into the do
main of literature. RI ~ fe4a, s agt.ref Ia
s THE ACADEMIC FRANCHISE.
The temple Of French immortality will again
shortly open its doors to a new man. Monsieur
Guizot has been deputed by the forty self-styled
4inmortals to do the honors to the new conner
Mons. Provost Parada. as4 '5'
Mons. Guizot, the ex Protestant premier of Louis
Philippe, and author of many works, amongst
others the Revolution Of 1858. of England IS
little shriveled up old man, almost as small in sta
ture as his eternal rival Mons. Theirs. He holds
himself erect. His eloqusnce IS great, but of a
frigid description. He is more 1T to keep class
of school boys in order than do the honors of the
Institute. The new academician is very young for
u ARRIVAL OF GUESTS. IN PARIS. !
First and foremost, Prince Coma, of whom
have already spoken-he has already ordered. all
small mansion to be taken for him in the Champs
Eysees. General Prim will pass through the CAPT
tai on his way to Tours, where he means to take
his abode. g8=fE e. E-&aEE - Il
Mons. Ponsard's Leon 41noure0t is still being
performed at the Theater Francois, to oyererowded
houses nor is il likely that it will be taken off the
bills for some time to- Gene The ilustrious dra-
matte author, the other night, read new play be-
fore a few friends at Mime D'Aquot's, entitled I
Galileo. which viii be put upon the stage as soon
as the Lon -Aa,ou,ear has finished its course.
We are glad to see that there is revival in the
taste for works of classical nature. Paris will t
shortly see new kind Of theater, after tine fashion
of the antique, where the, plays of sophocles,
Euripedes, -Eschylus and other classical Greek 7
and Latin authors, will be perforated, as ia the /
times Of old. 4
Among the new books lately published we have
the romance De beae Je"aes ReFt@s, by Charles
joliet, and the sp1ftte, oy T. Gauthler. 9l
"a new journal printed on arose-coiored paper,
ma entitled cofa'e9aae, mas Just appeared IN Ps-,
is, IN defense OF the rights Oh the FEMININE gem
Ter. Inc editoflal sian Is composed OF ladies 4
mo are deterhineasa stana up iof tne inaepen- K,
ehce OF theif sex.
me iaales are nol satsfea with naFing puollc a
'afhai 70 aeiena thelf rishts. Ahethef champion
Us appeare>i ltie iied under me name OF Mile +
lympe Andouards Wholis lnundatinS the literary
afKet WIN hef own WORKS attaching the lords OF
realon. sHee aast WORK entitled trhe3l'e alSe