The daily crescent., 1848-09-16
Further Intelligence by the washington.

THe Craps IN he South ef HflonJ.--A gentleman
Nlo has traveT,ri the greater portion OF tie coin
ties Of Cork, Waterford. Carlow. and tHNeEny.
within the last week, has communicates th5 ic'tn"-
ug Information of the growing crops winch Is pos
ssssei OF national interest at tie present moment
In the ,odntIes OF Cork and Merry, which iorlns
large proportion cf the sou.h and southwest ol
Ireland. the plan; Of pOtatots has beeD exceedingly
large, computed by many TO inly equal the gro.:th
of two ago, when the most destructive blight
experienced. With scarcely single excep-
non, the fields present nothing but blachness
Of uithered foliage. The disease Judging from the
color of the fields, has been most virulent in the
extreme southern and western parts OF the country
Trayersiug the road from Cork to ougiral. which
skirts the northeastern side Of Cork county. not Il
field could be seen ,llat altogether free, the
great bulk. equang five-sxths of the whole, be-
ing to all appearance completely destroyed.
TIE wheat Lands in Cork have universally suffer
ed from the heavy rains. Oats are lodged on the
ground, and the general feeling throughout the
country is Cne of extreme despondencv.
After leaving Waterford the eye Is relieved il a
great measure from the succession of blackened
fields which wear so distressing aspect further
SOUTH but over the route Of 100 miles travelled from.
that city to Dublin, perfectly healthy field was
rare exception the large MA Iorlly varying in their
darkened hue from the first brown tint, sympomatic
of approaching ruin. TO the jet black color lndlca
ing complete destruction.
LONDON Aug 19.-THe Cholera.-l esterday M
Wakley. NJ. F.. coroner. held an inquest at the
Wheat.heaf ptblic house, High street. kensing!ou
on the body Of William Wadron aged twenty-five
wears, who died under the effects Of choer2. Mr.
knevett, the surgeon, stated that he considered II
Il decided case of death from cholera. Mr.. Wakley
said he quite agreed in opinion with Mr.. kueve,t
that the was one of decided cholera, and SAID
that. considering the dampness OF the present sea
SON it would be advisable for persons to take good
deal Of spices: for instance, good deal of cayenne
pepper. He did not believe that cholera was
contagious, and he considered that if the stomach
be well supplied with good wholesome food ii will
lot be susceptible to cholera. He would repeat
that he advised the Use of good deal Of spice
Hr. knevett said he fully concurcd with Mr. Wax
ley in opinion that the cholera is not contagious
and also that the use of good deal of spice es pc
cially cayenne pepper, Is advisable in damp
son like t present. The jury returned verdict
. that the deceased had died from natural causes.
The Chortia Observation-Disclosures were issued
last evening for the apprehension Of several other
Chartist leaders. who We're Known to have taken
part III the vile conspiracy contemplated TO be
red out on "Wednesday night last. From what Tie
police have been able 20 CLEAN since the captures,
the most violent measures We're intended by the
Chartists and COnederates. Private assassination
was TO be carried on. All the policemen on their
beats. if they attempted 10 interfere with the mid
night mob, We're to be stabbed or shot. The gas
pipes We're to be torn up, 80 that the metropolis
nigh be placed in perfect dai kness the rails the
several lines Of railway We're to be ripped up the
stations and warehouse We're to be fired. and shop
after shop to be attacked, when the order was
given TO do so by the captains leaders of the
gang. The procession was 20 have been formed
manner similar to the last nocturnal one. The
members We're to be 2; certain houses and as the
fellows passed through the streets the various clubs
10 erlsrga from their places of meeting, and when
they had joined the main body the work Of des'ruc-
ton was TO begin. Very little doubt is entertained
bv the authorities that the prime pal object cOnem-
plated by the parties was pIunder but fortunately,
owing TO the eXertlons OF he police. they pre-
vented frora carrying their diabolical intentions
into effect.
DUBLIN. August 3S.-Remordl of Political Prs
oaers-Ehs norm .. thirteen person., charged
with lseason and setition including Messrs Meanv
Brennan. O'H.gEins, and Taate, We're sent to
hE"stOwn and shipped on DOari l. government
,,eau,er which immediatel, sailed towards the
North 1t is supposed their destination is Fort
George, i'll Scotland, or CarricHfcrgus prison. II
stated that some OF tie American sv'npa-
thizers - We're among>t hem. The prisons Of New-
ea.e ant kilmainham have become crowded. anu
II is probable that the government are removing
~uc of the prisoners detained under the iabeas
"O"pus Suspension act, as are not 10 be placed on
rial at iea>1 Tor sCme time.
1t is believed that Done1y is still lurking in the
sidered almost a matter of certainly No accounts
whatever Of Dixon Of Of,ornan. The trends Of
the later. here. are quite positive tina. he has
effected his escape
Death of Reraeiius-A letter from Stockholm
announces the death, on the 7th 9. AacIi, of the
ilusirious chemist, B-rz-lius. aged GJ years.
FRANCE.
from tie London Tines % August II
OuS ars letter OF ycs'eriay evening, slates tina:
the public mind was tranquil than it had been
on the two preceding days. Tle government WIS
sa! 70 fear nothing for the movement from the Red
Republicans, but the movements OF the reactionary
pariv (as termed AZ who not violent part-
7:.is of the Republic were said to be causing un-
ea iiess, and 20 atract in an especial manner the
uOtI"e Of the government, as they had done that Of
.hc republican press.
Gen. Ca,aig;lac has divided Paris into IN d.
visions, and the measures Of defence will be under
he direction of Gen. lanorcie-,, wLo is actually
invested with all the extraordinary powers which
result from the city being still in state of siege.
O.derS have b, en- sent b. telegraph to K uen.
Lyons. iiSle, ST. Etrnne, Bordeaux and Marsees
to watch the wor men and the Communist societies.
whose ramiica,ons with those of Paris, are no Sc
Cret to government.
We may pretty safely presume that, should an in
surrecOnal movement take place, with the view of
rescUlng Ledru Roi.In, Louis Bia nc and Caussidere
and of declaring the Communist Republic. the
government will put down.
ii UNG GARY.
The news from the scene of war. writes q co..
RESPONDENT of tie kolner Zeitung, from Pesth, of
the .'tn instant
:. Is threatening indeed The insurgents have
entered the Comi'at Of Toronto. and prepared the
siege of Grand Deeskerek, one of the largest and
wealthest cities of Hungary. The district of
Grand kiIlinda is threatened with invasion. and
crowds of the peacable inhabitants are flying
from their homes, to escape from the cruelty of the
inc, u. -htboI pJa ,f
the Hungarian forces has sent flag of truce to the
rebes encamped at ST. Thomas's. They insist on
their former demands. The Banat, Baezka and
Brangay, 70 be united into Razsh county,
(Wowodoschatt,) and the Waywode shall be elected
by The Raizish nation. The nation shall likewise
appoint patriarch, and the religious language of
the RaiZes shall be guaranteed to them. If this be
done, they will not object to continuance of the
union with Hungary, and to sending Deputy to
the Hungarian Diet.
. The combat continues in most barbarOus
manner. Cutting off Of heads. and saving off Of
limbs, appear to be the order OF the day with the
Raizes. The Archduke Stephen has lately depoSed
the MetropOlit of CarIoWitz This act has excited