The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-11
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IL, 1853.
Sundays kilograms.

Advices from Abyssinia state that a strong
force of British troops advanced from Senate
towards the interior on the 10th of January.
Water had been bored for according 70 the Ameri.
can plan and found in abundance near the English
line of march. The coasts have been lighted by
the English for naval purposes. The camp fol.
lovers from India were being returned home.
The Egyptian governor of QuassOuah was re
called, II Is said, with the approval of the British
authorities.
Cable specials soy Napoleon altered his policy
towards the pope and Italy in a sudden and re-
variable manner He eyinces a disposition TO
abandon the position of champion of the holy
see, assured, II il said of the existence of Bou--
bon intrigues radatng from Rome. The imperial
diplomacy with Rome has become colder, while
friendly relations hitherto existing with Victor
Emmanuel 70 be renewed.
Isabella is forced TO dissolve the papal legion
which was being recruited under her war; ant in
Madrid, as Napoleon fatty OBJECTS TO its service
In the cause OF the holy see.
The steamship Gen. Grant, from New Orleans,
has arrived at New York.
No. 81 John street, New York, was burned loss
S95 600. Two persons were injured by the falling
walls.
special dispatch from Mazatlau, Of Feb. LIST,
says: RevoutiOnists are uniting their forces
against Gov. Rubi, who has 1900 men in the mOu1-
tains. decisive battle is expected daily. Gen.
Martinez has proclaimed himself governor OF
Sinaioa. Seven bodies of regular troops have de-
elared in his favor. A riot in Durango was sup
pressed. An american woman was found MUIR
dered near Guadalajara; she received seven still.
etto stsbs about the heart and breast.n
The Rising Star, from Aspinwall, brings mil
lion and quarter of treasure. Isthmus and Cen
trail American news unmpOrtsnt. Lima advices
to Jan. % President Cameo had arrived at Cal.
lao. Some minor fights had occurred in the
south, but tranquility wssres'Ored. aud the whole
republic now recognize Canzeo's government
The U. S. Steamer Wateree was locked at CalaO.
The reported revolution in Bolivia proved TO he a
local outbreak, which was easily suppressed. VAL
paraisO dates to Jan. 10: Agents are TO leave in
March for the United States and Great Britain 70
induce immigrants TO settle in the southern por.
hon Of Gill. Salt works on a large scale will
soon be established near Valparaiso. The Japa-
panese monitor StOnewall arrived at Valparaiso,
Jan. g. in thirty-sx days from Montevideo
II is understood that Edwardss bill, prescrib-
ing the proceedings IN impeachments, will be
pressed TO morrow. II provides for suspension
during trial by a two thirds vote. The pubhca-
ton OF the PRESIDENTS letter is deferred Raining
heavily ell day.
The fun vote of Montgomery, Macon, Lee.
EmOre, Iallapooss, Chambers, Bullock and
CoOsa counties, Alabama, foots up 1859, al
negroes but Il. The vote cast in the same cOul-
ties for the convention question was II $50.
Registered vote, 30043. IL is too soon to estimate
but the indications are that the constitution is
defeated.
The election concluded yesterday. II passed
OF ia a most quiet and orderly manner. The vote
Stands: Whites 50 colOred, 1916.
a heavy southwest storm prevailing at For ress
Monroe.