New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-27

call dad pay" The bad, the good, the uncer-
tain, the slow, the sure paymasters of Paris, will
each have a column in the Moniteur. Fifty of the
first tailors and linen Diapers have dubbed to-
gether for the publication. The only question re-
naming is the legality of the proceeding, and
deputation has waited on Jules Fayre for his pro
fessiona consideration. The uncertainty of the
French law of libel renders the experiment dan
gerous one, and Favre, with all his experience
was unable to solve the difficulty at once, but was
compelled to ask for time to consider the question
before answering it definitely.
A curious trial has just taken place in Berlin
On the occasion of the baptism of Prince Frede.
rick Charles's son. then five weeks old, the Kreuz
leitung published an article relating the part
which each parsonage took in the solemnity. In
reply the Bourse Gazette spoke more especially of
" the conduct of the baby" demanding if it had
been equal to the occasion so ably described by
the other Journal The Gazette was in Conse.
quence seized; the tribunal admitted the plea of
the public minister against the liberal newspaper
for p" an insult committed against member of
the royal family" The defendant demanded that
doctors should be summoned to attend and decide
if. an infant five weeks old, although prince,
could be considered as parsonage and as having
pursued any conduct The tribunal finally
pronounced an acquittal though blaming the de-
PENDANT for his disregard Of propriety,
The Paris MoniteuT publishes a report from The
minister of war to the Emperor, proposing modif-
cations in the situation of ninety.eight fortified
towns il France; the changes he observes have
been rendered advisable by the development OF
railway communications ia the empire. The
minister proposes t. 5iyide tbase towns into r,rr
classes; in The first CONSISTING Of efrh,een tbn
military b1iI5tnas opIy wfIl Ii preserved II tho
second. nine in number. the fortrssses will be re
tanned under military frris5iction N +ba tbira
thirtyseven. the zone bevopd tbe external Ioit sg
tbe forttReatfons will he abandoned. ami in ths
fourth class consisar Of trirtr fop~ the territory
outside the defensive works Int snhiect IA, militia
~ servitnde wfI h darrease5 Il artnrt IT.
Emperor has approved the notifications.
Dr.. Lambotte professor " natural historv Al
the Irrfverzitv of RrpsseIs has introduced a novel
ana agreeable method If studving botany Ind
geology simultaneously. He has organized r, class
consisting Of his own pupils and members of the
Tinnear Society and he 1ronoees n MAZE ttrae
excursions far the purnose Of stuavinr +he inHu
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last eensua-the country has been in an emiucnty
prosperous condition, or all the European Ed.
tons, france shows the slo"est rate Of increase
IN population. Inc zhooooVo OF ISOl mad only in
creased by 5000 600 in 1861. During tie same
period Great Britain increased from 10 GOO 1n1 ta