New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
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ter and hotter from day to day, and the speeche
OF Mr. elias Bezoin are often interrupted by the
speaker, who has to call him very frequently t.
ofder. Several others, opposition members, in
tehd having fling at the government, and we ma,
YET ive to see our parliament share the same fate
as that of Prussia.
me result OF all this is that the situation of the
government as well as that of the country. is
inos' uhpieasant. business is in no way good
anu inc winter season which is generally one of
si1as p NV ior trade in Paris, has been almost
,.u"' Inc choiera IS still in many towns of the
a anu 70 make matters still worse, a
ance. a- t1r Nfre''
THE GARDEN OF THE LUXEMBOURG L.. a
Which was to be cut up, is now nor 10 ba
hceu, as the Emperor, who has gone owe, tho
ground himself, finds that there is no snt,Toi..t
reason for depriying the Parisians of the fnost
garden in the French capital. le,i ~ 10 -.
ANEW PRESIDENT F0RTHE GREAT EXHIBITION Eo,rSn
AT LAST.
The Prince Napoleon having thrown up the
Office of President the place has been goinq
begging for some time, as no one could be found
to replace the s,lky cousin. That the Prince I'm
perial child of ten years of age is to be at the
head of the exhibition speculation, is all agog, and
it is said that there will be more furnished apart
ments than visitors. f.
Before leaving the domain of politics to touch
upon matters light as air regarding the sayings
and doings of Paris, must inform you of the re.
ports now current respecting the GOODNESS be-
tween Prussia and Austria, which will perhaps end
in rupture between the rival leading powers in
Germany. According to latest accounts, it ap-
pears that Francis Joseph has decided upon going
to war with Prussia sooner than permit Bismark to
carry out his design of annexing the Duchies. The
question is how Austria will settle matters with
Hungary? The London International gives as
| certain that the Emperor of Austria will grant a
special ministry to the Magyars which makes us
believe that war with Prussia is imminent. Some
journals go so far as to say that Hungarian min
istry will soon be named, under the presidency of
Count Apponye. Nous re,rons.
The semi-political event of the day is the found
alton of new journal by Mons. de Girardin who,
few days ago, retired from the Presse in conse-
quence of the opposition he was constantly meet
ing on the part of the proprietors of the said
journal, who wished him to moderate his language
The bold and independent writer has now set up a
paper OF his own, called Ella Lberter which
Will be sold one sou cheaper than other Partisan
cheapers. This is quite revolution in Partisan
journalism something similar to that which took
place forty years ago, when Mons. de Girardin
founded the Presse, and was the cause of his
duel with Armand Carrel, whom he killed.
The same day that the first number of the
Lberte appeared there was private concert at
the Tuileries and the Court had an opportunity of
Judging of the talent of
THE EMPEROR ON THE FIDDLE
for, after Allard the celebrated yiolinst, had per
formed one of his, most brilliant morceaux, Napo.
leon warmly complimented the artist, and taking
up his instrument. a most valuable Stradiyarius,
played on it an air with variations to the wonder
and amazement of the bystanders, who were not
aware of the talent of the Emperor as a must.
clan. A
DADtEs' DRESS GETTING MORE AND MORE EXPENSIVE.
The ladies' who have no pity for their husbands
purses when there is a question of dress, have
now added another article of caprice to their
toilets. We lately saw in the shop win dow of the
first ladies' boot and shoe maker on the Boulevard
des ltahens-what do you think s--boots with gold
and silver heels
"oh! extraragance-thy name iswomanl,' |
will now close my episte with an anecdote of
one OF our celebrated misers, who has more than
one foot in the grave, and though most unwilling
to part with any of his wealth, is very fond of
dong the gallant to the fair SEX Having ordered |