New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-24

spocial 60 the New Orleans Crescent

spoes 70 the New Orleans Crescent
PARIS, Augusts, 1866,
The dreams of Bismarck are nov becoming
reaiity--the successes of the aHdacious premle
have turned enemies into friends and those WhS
six weeks ago accused Bismarck ofpiaeing lht
country in danger, now laud him to tie SKIES ana
ecompsre him to Riehelieu and al the great states
men known il history.
Nov, that we pretty wei know me Terms upon
which peace has been concluded u Is eViaea'
Chat Prussia viii take her place amongst the lead
a pq nowars of Europe which can thus be CLASH
sie5. France England, Russia, Prussia, Austria
and Italy,
for anstss, ana cession of her rights to the
TTil,a pschies to Prussia, besides which Austria
Iii dave to pay all the expenses of the war
q, 600 thalers. The Hapsburgs viii
forever and ever be excluded from the
Northern Germanic confederation which will
he formed under the supremacy of Prussia
Ths new confederation viii be formed Of all the
estates lying north Of the Main. Bavaria, Wurten
burg, and the grand dnehy of Baden Will have tt
fern confederation Of their own, as France vii
not for The present hear Of their swelling the new
confederation. Austria will not be allowed t
Join the Southern confederation.
Universal suffrage which is now so much q Ia
sa3od6, isto be turned to accountby Bismarck. The
people of Hanover, Saxony, Hesse and Nassau, are
TO be asked if they prefer to see their potentafe;
return to them or to be annexed to Prussia. As
tile hastings will be well lined with Prussan sol
t1iers with the breach loading needle gun, we nee6
no ghost, come from the grace" to tell US what
will be the result.
As the king of saxony is a personal friend Of
the king of Prussia it is more than probable tina
his Saxon majesty will be allowed to remain as {
puppet at Dresden, the strings ct which Will h'
pIlled at Berlin Bohemia and Mofayla viii re
main occupied by the Prussans until the whole
sum Of forty millions Of thalers shall have beer
paid into the Prussian treasury.
frances share Of the spoiIs has, we hear, beef
estimated by Herr Graft Won Bismarck Sheen
haUseu, alias King of Prussia. 1t is rumored tina
IN order to keep Napoleon III in good temper
has been resolved 10 give him the grand duchJ
Of Luxembourg, which formerly was part Of
the Germanic Confederation, and which Is under
the sovereignty of the King of Holland Thus all
parties VIII be pleased, and peace will return fol
while. M
hemeans of bringing together the different States
of Germany, and of forming powerful govern
ment, viii most likely meet in the beginning o.
4he winter. The consequence will be that the
tables will be turned, and that the end Of all th
reverse menage in Germany will be the annexa
sl0n OF Prussia to Germany; hitherto it has beeI
the annexation of Germany to Prussia
We hear with regret that Lord CONVEY, who
has for 50 many years represented Queen Victoria
at the court Of the Tuilcries, has rendered his
resignation finding i quite impossible to serve
under sthe Tory niinistry-it VIII pc difficult fol
the court Of st. James to find o filter man than
his lurdship to represent England in France, as he
aiag always been q fayorite with the emperor. and
lie has always known how to steer clear oflnany
difficulties, aud keep mp 9 good understanding
between England and France.
Rnssia has remained perfectly silent during the
war Iii Germany. nit is rulnored that the Russian
csbinet is getting alarmed at seeing the treaties
III toFn up blt by BIT and that oYsTt9Tes have
leesi made toLord Derby to unite with Russia IN
preyentjng al complete destruction of the same.
zsalv Is, we hear aboptSto Contract fresh loan
and We shall no doubt soon see the Partisan mar
kst inundated with italian securities. IL is moi
likely that this loan will find many amateurs, as
the sympathy Tor Italy has gone down with rur
sof late.
"a France, great dissatisfaction Is felt at th
IuaeTses with the conduct OF Victor Emmanuel
MS pretenslons are increasing every day. No
satisfied with the cassian of Venetia, he now de
mands the Italian Tyrol.
There is q great deal Of grumbling. in Italy a
the bungling Of Admiral Persano, who, 1t is said
aUili Be brought to trial for having been the mean
acf sacrificing SO many human lives at the naVa
scoasb8t of LISA.
TIE fan Of Q lDonnell has not made things bet
ter Id Spain. Narvaez is as unpopular as the DUKE
aof Tstuan. Every effort is being made to crust
the spirit Of rebellion, which is still lurking in th
capital, and on the Peninsula in general. 1t nov
only remainsfor her most Catholic majesty Queer
Isabella to re-estabish the Inquisition, and tht
1ato-dd.5e to make herself glorious in the pages O.
5file history of Spain Of the nineteenth century.
Some persons will never learn from experience
and notwithstanding the numerous exposes q
acts Of swindling and robbery daily to be read o
IN the papers, tradesmen are being daily made vic
TINS By those who are more adroit than them
selves The court jeweler, II. Cramar, on the
Rue de la Paix, has just been muicted Of
great number of diamond decorations, by
clever swinder who has passed himself off al
Count SehahgOtsch, and who wrote to him on pa
per with the royal arms Of Prussia, ordering thai
"a certain number of diamond crosses be given Il
Vrae lIphf IN yard
the jewels without making the slightest inquiry
az tire embassy. 1t now turns out that the letter
MAS q forgery, The police have fortunately sue
eo5edad in catching the clever swindIeF, who will
according to the laws Of extradition, be brought
I'D France TO be tried. The trial is looked forward
80 with much interest, as we learn that the dongs
of many gentlemen Of the hd9tte 7oblesse Will be
brought TO light at the same time.
The glory OF Mons Fonsard, the p0pular dram
ATTIC author who has been so successful within the
last few months, seems to have troubled the rest
90 Baron Rothschild, the great fnancer, who, not
Nqntent with being the king Of bankers is DESTROYS
OF shining as play writer, and has just had come
dycfhis performed at his country home at Fertiere.
Ilae banker has been esa fortunate with his prose
than with his loans, for the comedy entitled
q Baa'cn II hsagHc5es,D is pronounced by all who
had the honor Of an invite 70 be Q very meager
-aiiaiEs
Tbe Cono5Y1ss III Dolseypdtoifs which generally
tsEe place Of this time of the year have now come
20 Al end. Tbs results of this years. study have
&een lound anything but satisfactory. It is COM
psaiaad that the professors Of the Imperial acad-
eslY OF music and eioeuton are too cid and ought
10 be replaced by younger and more active men.
TT cases Of suicide amongst very young per-
SOUS are getting more and more numerous every
asaay " Paris a few days ago, 0 young man aged
AMent EEo, student at the Ecole lentrdEe des
ssas q Meters, and residing ct Creteil, attempted
20 commit suicide III q cafe Of the Rue Lafayett
Rae had been served With glass of beer, when he
sa& seen 70 ian 70 the ground insensible, and OIL
The table before him was found vial which had
contained choloioFm, and the contents of which
he had drunk with bis liquor. Medical assistance
heying been obtained, he was partially restored
and then removed to his home His motive aol
aAs attempt il not known
a FHEE NEGEo's EoLnoouY Gorramitv bu
dis hein free man amt 10 nice Its lust IN
lmi oamde ablishnistsl Here am, poor 81,
1iggsrs and no one cares a cent forIne. lse 90
no cabin. Ise got no missus to visit me when is
sseE-no snassa to send for de doctor-no It'll
patch Of ground to live on. Ise simply an oi
gray headed niger. can't work for 1se too old