The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-04
DAILY CRESCENT.
Further News by the United States.
Int esting Intelligence from France.
Fourteen Thousand Prisoners!


Interesting Intellig from France.
Fourteen Thousand Prisoners
Intelligence from all Parts of Europe-The Agita-
ton in Ireland-The Queens Visit Postponed
Arrest of more Felons-AHalrs IN austria, Italy,
Germany, Denmark, ETC.
Yesterdays mail brought us more detailed ac-
counts of the news brought by the United States
than we have hitherto received. 1t will be found
below.
Paris remained perfectly quiescent, although
vague TumOrs of intended outbreaks were still prev
alent The measures of General Cavaignac were
very decisive-he declared that the siege should
not be raised until tranquility perfectly assured
Arrests of parties supposed to be implicated in the
disturbances of the 23d and 2ith of June, We're
taking place daily, and the search for arms still
continued. The number of prisoners already IN
the power of the government was said to amount to
1900 or 1900, and the executive Is emuch per-
picked what to do with them. The idea of trans
porting the whole number was deemed impossible
of accomplishment, from the vast expense 1t would
entail on the finances of the country.
In consequence of the firm attitude of the govern
ment, mercantile matters IL France appeared dis
posed to improve. The funds had risen consldera-
bly,, and the price on Saturday al the close OF the
Bourse had reached 5la francs for the Three per
Gents, and so francs for the Five per Gents.
The English Three per Cent COnsOls We're quoted
at abont ~ at the close of business on Saturday the
u.
improved Cotton had gone up, and little more
confidence was perceptbe.
. The trial of Ernest Jones, the Charust 2gItatOr,
was 20 take place on the l0h, in tie Central Crl-
minal Court. London. IL was generally supposed
that all the chartists that are convicted, Will be
transported for seven years
The United States brings one hundred and twelve
passengers and has large and valuable cargo OF
five hundred tons of measurement goods
The Austrian government has issued manifesto
declaring that every endeavOr for making peace
with LJTnbardy having proved ahortve, 1t Will now
prosecute the war with the utmost ylgOr. An en-
gageInent Was expected to take place IN few days
between Radetzky and the Sandman forces. 1t is
feared King Charles Albert will be beaten, and IN
that case French Intervention will be solicited.
Paris remained up to Sunday night. the 9th, per-
EecrIy tranquil. The siege has not been raised, end
is not to be raised for some time, General Cavalg-
nae declaring il 10 be vet unsafe to relnqush mill
tarY precautions. The insurgents are not yet con-
sidered to be thoroughly beaten, immense numbers
ofthrm still remaining in Paris andits envlrons, anx-
iously awaiting another opportunity toran outbreak
FRANCE.
THE National Assemble. The National Assem-
bly, on the llth instant adopted almost without re-
mark bill to regulate the senOgraphc services of
the Chamber, for the purpose of giving the reports
in the Houiteur Of the stting also, one for the for
nation of a camp of $4,000 men in the Champ de
Mars, or in the envrOns of Paris; and lastly, bill
demanding a grant of 100000 tr for etfeCting GER
tain cearings and improvements in the State forests.
The Minister of the Interior presented bill reIa-
tive to the caution money for newspapers; the sum
to be deposited has been diminished more than
three-fOurths daily paper paying only 24,OOO
francs in place of 10000 francs, and the others in
proportion. The Honorable Minister also presented
a bill against offences of the press, but 1t differs
from that hitherto in force only in certain mOdl-
cations of language, inserted to suit the republican
form of government; the pains and penalties re-
main as they were. He likewise brought forward
a third bill which seemed to excite even more in
terest than the others, namely: one to regularlZe
the holding of political clubs Any citizens are
permitted to open club, provided they make pre-
lnnary declaration of their intention to the proper
Authorities to the Project of Police at Paris, and
to the Mayor of the commune in the departments
the said declaration must be made at least forty
eight hours in advance all the sittings must be
public, and at least quarter Of the seats must be
reserved for strangers; a government tunctIonary
l0av be present at all the sttings, in seat especial
" reserved for him; process verbal of the proceed
ings of each sitting is to he drawn up by president
and secretaries no club ever resolve itself into
a secret committee, nor can any propositions Tend
ing to excite disturbance or civil war be brought
forward any one cOntravenlng thesE provisions Is
to be subjected 10 fine of from 400 10 500 francs
and if thought necessary, to a suspension OF civic
rights for period Of one year at least and three at
most. Whoever appears al a club with arms, IS to
he liable to an Imprisonment of from three to six
months, and to the privauon OF civic rights OF from
three to ten years. The Tribunals order the
closing of a club when convicted OF having con-
lravened any of the above enactments; and, in
case of the club meeting after the order of dissOlu
ton has been pronounced the parties so offending
are to he liable to Imprisonment OF ON SIX
months to year, and to suspension of civic rights
of from five to ten years. The Honorable Minister
also presented bill demanding 100000 fir. to be dis
tributed amongst the theatres of Paris and 100000
fr for the French Opera.
Paris BourSe, July IL, 81 P. M.-The market has
been heavy all day, and the Rente has again de-
clned Elves have fallen 75c closing at 76l. Csc;
Threes A. 25c., the last price being 48f 25c. Bank
of France shares closed at 1885, or 85f lower than
the day before. Bons du TresJr 46 dis; rail-
way shares have also given way, some of the lines
showing 4 considerable decline Orleans have fall
len 4Of, Rouen 30f, Marseilles If &c. Vierzon,
Nantes. and Versailles, Qeit bank 81. each, North
ern 81 75c., Versailles fright bank,l Bale, Stras-
burg and Lyons Of SOC. each, Hayre and Bordeaux
UNMARRIED.
The following decree has been issued by the
President of the Council chief Of the Executive
power
In the name Of the French peep. the President Of the
Council charged with the Executive power IN virtue OF the
rights conferred upon HIM by the decree OF June q which,
place Paris late Of siege considering the decree of
lime Il which provides that the individuals who have taken
part III the lnsuTgcon shall be transported to the French
possessions beyond and that the proceedings commenced
beiOt marital snail OAW their
concerns those who shall be designated the abcttOR,
chiefs stgatOrs OF instruction, who shall have fur
nj he'd distributed money, ammunition exercised
command authority, committed any aggray ate
rebellion COnsdenng the deces which instituted the COM
of inquiry into the events Of June of hieh Colonel
Bertrand is President-decfees follows Art l. There
shall be constituted four of each of which
there snail be three Itay men members. and OF which
superior officer shall be President Art q These eOunsmar
nal after examining all The and other evidence
lad before them shall decide-Ft the discharge OF the
accused this OF discharge being nevertheless reserved TO
Colonel Bertrand IN OF urgency secondly, 10 the
individuals liable TO transportation thirdly 10 endlng
parties or trial before the permanent cOumala OF me
hrst diysun The whole in conformity with the decree OF
June Il Art d he cOuTtS-maal shall be held at e seat
OF the Central Commission in Palas d. Justice accord
Ing TO the ofier which shall be given BIZ Coonei bertrand
Art a. The following made members OF the TOUT com
miSSlonS VIZ Isl Commission, Chef tscadOh, Cou'lds
iulba OF the staff reporter to the INST permanent eouIt
martial President and Captain HoSam OF the sian and
CAPTAIN ohliar: of the 18Th light Tegiuent as members
I'd Commission Lieutenant Colonel ReVon OF the "a Iegi
ment of dragons President Captain De JouOy oil the
staff and Captan Ramber OF the OH ancers members.
Sd Commission Coone MacOr, OF the I'D OF the line,
late President second court martial of Paris President;
Captan Canhaud of The staff, and captain de Songuerne,
OF the Isl nirsiers ,rembeI. 4t COnmlssOn Lieutenant
Colonel Gsmbfere of the 1st cuassiefs Predent Cap
tans ahure OF the staff and Viellad of the I'd dragons,
members CAvAIGNAC.
Done at Paris. this 9th July =