New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

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1856 900 francs. d
The foundations in the provinces, coupled with
the bad harvest, will very much tend to increase
the price of provisions in France, this year. and
the poor will much need the assistance of the rich
There is certain class of peSsin1iStes amongst
u.s. who persist in wishing to make US believe that
the state Of the emperor's health is such as to
cause much alarm. However, these fears SCENT
be exaggerated, if not altogether unfounded, for
accounts from Biarritz, where the emperor and the
court are still sojourning, assure us that his ma
jesty looks exceedingly well, and is to be seen daily
on the stand and about the town in company of
either the empress or the prince imperial. These
croakers, a few days ago, set report in circula-
ton at the bourse, that it was the
intention of the emperor to intrust
Prince Napoleon with the care of the affairs of
| the state as he had been ordered by the faculty
| to abstain for sometime, at least from every kind
of mental exerton. Nothing has as yet war
ranted belief in such a report, and all those |
who have any knowledge of Napoleon III, are
| well aware that nothing but extreme illness would
urge him to take such a step. What, however, is
more likely in the report current, respecting the
general elections which would take place year
sooner than was expected, is perfectly trne.
| THE DISSOLUTION OF THE CORPS LEd1sLATIF
will it is asserted take place at the end OF next
session, and the general election will take place
next autumn The government is in hopes that
the success of the exhibition, of which there can
be no doubt, will act as prestige, and that the
country in general will be inclined to send men,
Y bers to the chambers devoted to the present
, dynasty.
If things in France have of late assumed rather
gloomy aspect such is not the case with our
Italian neghbors, who are about to celebrate with
great pomp and spendor the happy day which Is
i to unite Venice to the rest Of Italy. Venice,
= which like Juliet, is awakening from the narcotic
sleep caused by Austrian oppression. The excite
ment in the city of the sea is so great at the
presentmoment, thatitis feared that some excuses
NAV take place, when the last white coats take their
leave The authorities of the city. in order to pre-
. vent such an occurrence, have organized a civic
- guard whose duty it will be to keep watch in the
= town and the outskirts, until the entry of the
:, soldiers of Victor Emmanuel which will take
to place shortly.
"A Great preparations are being made in Venice to
4 give unwonted pomp and splendor to the triumph
al entry of IL re goldattonao Letters from Flor
- euce inform us that, thousands and thousands OF
w colored portraits of the King Garibadi and even
~ of Herr Won Bismarck are being sent to Venice
and that there is little doubt but that they will bt
bought up in q very short time by the enthusias
~ tic populace.
~ The city Of the Dogesisits again. The gondoli
". is again to be seen gliding on the sea filed witt
happy faces as of yore the night air is filled will
=" the dulcet sounds Of the BoscarOle, and evel
~ PatncEinelJo, who has been gagged for so man.
= = years ev en- dares to speak out and oyerwhen
-, the departing Austrians with his cutting sarcasms
~ We hear the KniSeTIicf.s are impatient to be o.
- from place where they feel that they are
=. welcome guests. However, if we are TO beey
D. report now current the long differences betwee
= Austria and Italy are to terminate similar to til
~ plots of our melodramas, by a general kissing an
make friends, the report of which speak IS tina
of a marriage between Prince Humhert with a
W. Austrian archduchess, daughter Of the Arcaduk
~ Albert, who was Austrian commander in Vened
~ and who was at the battle of Custozza. This II
~ port which was considered to be without foundt
- ton some weeks ago, is now answered by til
-! gemi-oficial papers of Florence which are gent
-, rally pretty well informed. ...".
- Accounts from Madrid are anything but srea
70 suring The queen and her encourage are gettln
~, every day more odous to the people. Fatht
~ Claret and Sister Petrocinio still stick to the
- victim Isabella. The Gazette of Madrid has ju
~ published decree appointing Lieutenant Gener
oro Manzeno captain genera Oh tuo lsial4u VI Cup
-, instead of General Lersundi.
mn General Manzano has already administered OF
ses of the provinces of that island, and it must
q, stated, to his honor, that during the whole tin
~ of his command not single landing of slaves tot
IN place in the province under his jurisdiction. II
i'el conduct of Manzano was the more praiseworth
as at that time the laws since established for Il
MS suppression of the slave trade were not then
,t' vogue The nomination of the new commando
I0H must therefore be hailed with pleasure by all t
u enemies of traffic in human flesh.
eini According to what we can gather, it is mo
than likely that the pope will not remain in Ror
"s after the departure of the French troops. ha
mug in former letter already informed you of t
ienV offer made TO his holiness by the Queen of Ell
,Uhs land to retire to the Island of Malta-an of
lne which has, however, been courteously declin
lse- by him.
eur 1t seems to be now certain that the pope Y
rather listen to the proposal of her most Catho
Majesty Isabella and will accept the hospital
lueh of Spain. We learn on good authority that
pops palace Alhambra, at Grenada, will be placed
Ine the disposal of the Bishop of Rome and his COZ
'"H, In the meanwhile aSpanish corvette 81 Vulca
A0 will be sent to Civita Vecchia to remain there
'teE- readiness for the holy father whenever he fe
ny inclined to leave the Eternal City, which, accord
to all accounts, IS becoming anything but a pie
tne ant abode for any but those welded body and S
Al to lire qalGntUonlo.
tnat The blind king of Hanover, who is now with
noer son in the neighborhood of Vienna has just SCI
1 manifesto to all the courts of Europe, protest
sup against the violent and shameless usurpaon of
nave country by the king of Prussia.
ewes There is report which comes to us from
&c is land and which we give with all reserve, as
I'M French say, that it is the intention of the gu
srsy of England to contract inorganic marriage,
por' it still remains mystery as who is to be
sad person who is to take the place left vacant by
u W death of Prince Albert
> eA The Empress Charlotte, who is at present in
"a oc- Eternal City, few days ago repaired to the az
oeen tolc residence at the Vatican to present her
anu nl spects to the pope, MonsgnOr, the major do
received her at the foot of the grand staircase,
t,ie s in the Clementine saloon she was welcomed
iuh' Monsignor Pacca, who announced her to the pr
'ootS His holiness was pleased to converse consi
able time with the empress, who afterwards
9ioi' scented to him the persons of her suite, and