The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-18
LETTER FROM PARIS.

special correspondence OF tne New Orleans CrescontI
% l-A-.- PANS, Deo.- 2e, 1857.
The revolution of the Italian governm.nt.
sanctioned by Q vote Of the parliament, to sus-
pend the payment of the pontifcal debt, has
made great sensation at Paris especially In
governmental circles. This is Q direct reply to
the pretention Of France TO consider the cenven-
ton of September being still in vigor, despite
the events which have just been accomplished at
the gates of Rome-despite the presence Of
French troops at Civita vecchia-despite the
declamatons Of Mr.. Rouher, dsputing the rights
of ltaly 10 her natural capital, and establishing
that this policy has been, and will always be, that
of the cabinet of the Tuileres.
The Garibaldian journal, the Novmento of
Genoa, replies to the italian resident of the
council of ministers as follows: " 'Garibaldism
is dead. said Mensbrea in the sitting OF the l7th
inst. That assertion, made by the prime minister
Of the kingdom Of Italy. is not only great false
hood, but very gross insult. Garibad Is not an
idol to Us, because such things are worshped or
destroyed according to the caprice of the move
ment, while reasoning men do not recognize
Idols.n ----4
The Paris tribunal OF correctional police has
{ been engaged for several days the trial of
twelve men on the charge Of exciting to hatred
and contempt OF the emperor's government, and
OF forming part OF secret society. Tue names
OF the acculed were as follows Acollas, aged al,
professor of law; Naquet, 80, professor of medi-
cine; Hsyot "a, shop-man; Las, 46, fringe maker;
painter; Godicbet %, teacher of Latin; Adel, 35,
copper founder; Meile, 25, carpenter. The three
others, Gorand copper founder; Genouille, iron
founder, and Herman carpenter, have not yet
been arrested. and were tried by default. The
police having been informed during the month Of
November that seditious procamations had been
received for distribution, and that portion had
already been put into circulation, exercised q
special vigilance on different persons, and made
domiciliary visits, which led to the discovery of
number of important letters and papers. Among
The number were four different procIamations
three printed and one in manuscript, different In
forms and style, but resembling each other In the
character of the language used. One of them
runs thus: a.--aT -.l..--- {. -.-e.-
THE unpunished usurper OF your rights. Bona
parte-the man of crime wants TO make you his
tools for the oppression Of your neighbors French
men, will you allow i'll Yesterday the Mexican
turpitude, to day the Roman a2probism This i'm
beetle politician allows himself TO be duped by
Bismarck, and converts our glorious soldiers iDto
pspal spies: Is the cup Of shame not brimfnly
Shall we give up to this shallow sdventurer and
his band opi conscience, our honor, our hvesy
France Is being ruined industry is affected. work.
shops closing, lock outs and strikes on the in
crease, starvation at our doorsi We have before
Us dishoner and death under this mans yoke, or
the vindication of our right to control our des-
TIMES. Citizens, arife :"
AS these proclsmations were distributed by
post the police were put on the track. at the
residence of Choutian was found the statutes of q
secret society, entitled the Commune Reroll1-
ttondtre des Curriers' Frdnedis consisting Of
twenty-five articles, and bearing date the llth
September, 1861. This manuscript was signed
with the names Choutian. Godichet Genoui6,
Gorand, Meie, Adel, and Herman. The whole
of the accused were found guilty and condemned
from one to three years. Is IL true asks the Unon
that for the next elections to the legislative body
Mr.. GARNER Pages has resigned his candidateship
TO Mr.. Dres, member Of bis own family, This
rumor will revive the recollections Of the procla-
nation OF MIR. Michelet, recommending his son.in-
law, Mr. Dumeril, to the electors. thirty years ago.
Electors" wrote the author of the Insect, {" my
son-in-law has given himself TO France !" The
most singular point was, that the country would
not accept, for any price. Mr.. Dumeril, so gener-
ously offered. " Tout est ronpu mon geadre,"
Mr.. Michelet might have said, quoting the we'll
known saying in the farce Of the |" Csapeau de
poiHe d'Itdlie."
A letter from Cherbourg states that the armor-
plated division Of the Atlantic. under the command
Of Admiral de Dompierre d'Horny, is now COM
plete, being composed of the cuirassed frigate
Savoie. bearlug the admirals flag the Flandre,
the Guienne and the Gauloise. The armor- plated
ram Rochambeau is eventually TO be added 10 the
others, raising the total number of the squadron
to five. il Grt-t Tl1~ -ra@GNrl -ef