The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-16

A Danish sioop of war appeared OIL Swinemlnde
on the 18th inst, but has hitherto committed no
hostillties, although the alarm caused by her arrival
has induced the authorities to remove the buoys
from the channel, and to close the harb6r with
CHAIN
| SPAIN.
Accounts from Madrid of the 18th inst state
that tranquility continued to prevail in the
capital, but numerous arrests were being daily
made. MIR. BulWer shocked at the arbtra-
ry conduct pursued by Gen. Narvaez with respect
to the Progresssta party, that he thought it neces-
sary to send IN friendly remonstrance, which has
been ungraclously received, and England is hon
ored with several columns of abuse in Moderado
| papers. Every day adds to the violence of Mar
vaez. Persons of all ranks and stations are daly
sent out of Madrid on absurd suspicion of conspi-
racy, and banlshed without trial, and frequently
even without any cause being given. The mere
reputation of being Rrogressista at heart is pun.
| lshed with deportatlon: Such scenes cannot last
| long. The Spaniards have shown great patience,
but human endurance has its limits. Narvaez has
established reign of terror in Madrid of as afro
cous character as that established by Robespiere
| during the first revolution. Parties arrested
without regard to age, class, or circumstances and
lodged in the criminal jail, where they are forced
to associate with thieves and murderers and driven
OIL ned together in rows, to places on the coast,
from whence they are transported either to Africa
| or the PHILIPPINE Islands.
The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier had re.
moved from Vista Allegro to the Queens Palace,
py the advice of the medical attendants of the
| Duchess.
| The grand review which had been announced is
| postponed sine die.
| The Gaceta publishes decree authorizing the
| Bank OF st. Fernando to purchase all the silver
| produce of the Spanish Mines
1t is said that the Duke Montpensier had advised
the adoption of a more liberal system of govern
ment, which advice had so irritated Narvaez and
Christina, that the Duke has been exiled to Seville
tor his pains.
RUSSIA.
The Cologne Gazette of the 18th of April, quotes
letter from the Bresau Gazette, by traveller, in
which he says g that the accounts of the move
ment OF the troops uncertain and contradictory
The Russian government is adopting every possible
measure of Defence and with every forbearance
The military reinforcement demanded by Prince
Pasklewsch has arrived, and set off for the from
tiers. One hundred thousand are to follow, if ne
cessity should require it. Warsaw is perambulated
by patrols, but presents more of the life of car
nival than scene of war. Everywhere strains of
lively music resound, because the Poles expect their
deliverance by Germany, and hope to secure it by
remaining quiet to the end''
The Zeitung Halle gives the following accounts
from Maggrabowson the east frontier, Of the Sd of
April: The deputy Of the Landrath has just sent
word to the chief resident of Prussia that 800 pie
ees of Russian cannon have just arrived at Ray.
grod, small Polish town on the main road from ST.
Petersburg to Warsaw, close to the Russian from
tiers, and which will probably pass along that
further into the country, it is evident such train
of artillery must precede very considerable body
Of men, The Bremen Zetung, in letter from Der.
lin, of the 10th April confirms this intelligence:
"We learn from the kingdom of Poland that the
entire army assembled in Lithuania, has advanced
and taken up its quarters the Prussan frontiers
Three hundred pieces of Russian artillery are said
to be at Warsaw. A Cracow Journal, of the 10th of
April, says that the total number of troops now in
Poland, amounts to $4,000 men, which are to be
augmented to 100000" Other journals contradict
these reports.
India and China, according to latest advlces,
were tranquil.
MARKETS, TRADE, ETC
Especial Dispatches to the New York Herald.]
LIVERPOOL aprH q, 1885, .aM-I shall now as usual.
peOpe & Su the oass
have
s sm ae psss that anon will be
On the The whole there has been but supply Of news
w ls o ee Fbsa
In the first place. must tell that the markets have
gave full though condensed statement of them have
however, the words of somebody, they don't 'mend
worser."
consumers to limited extent. This how
ise During ap week there has been light demand for
the better classes for export Sales Saturday $500 $500
day $500 600 for exponation Wednesday. 1000, o0o for
Rice is depressed The sales however of Carolina, are
m9dsIate at f Prizes GSoed ra in my s a. oo,a
Rosn sti from Is 4d to Is 3D. ) owt. S''spsu III
brisk demand for Lard continues nearly all that is Of
IS Cd cwt in this artise Sales have been large from
TSe LONDON ce CURRENT Of e Import
e of colonial produce have exhibited since last ess
trade Home buyers however more DESTROYS to make
purchases and the business transacted by private treaty has
encouraging notice the that principal Of the goods
OF hofta
and other articles generally maintain their quotations.
are unusually large"
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, April ao.-This week os
AVse s'Sq om AK
have arrived showing the receipts at New Orleans TO be
liberal import from that quarter for time to come
These increased receipts however have brought ABOUT
3 Be At
% o s si % s
Of the year HAVING something to do with this more salts
hs sn p h' G Sss 4 @ Of aaa
and MOBILES dob so rather ss being
article while the mddng and low qualities are easier f. pnr
heavy and IN some Instances pressed on The and the
large public sale Of Sea Islands upwards Of sCoo bags adj
oW sne w We a have only to repeat before the relief
i dstets Who something Of Xxi. End
low prices must still drag on in the same
dn aaa AMERICAN q ufa and 90 Peam
for export Sales for the week. A45O bales.-George ~
A MESSENGER FROM THE FAR WEsT-Our ma
rne list, to-day, says the New York Evening Ex-
press of the 6th records the arrival at this port of
the brig Walhondng, Capt. Higgins, from Marietta,
Ohio-whencs she sailed on the 18th of April
Her cargo, consisting chiefly of -four and pork was
taken on board at Madison, Indiana. Those who
doubt the ability of the Buckeyes, to build beau
tiful and sa1lnch sea-craft-a thousand miles
from the ocean though they be-as we can, on the
seaboard, should by all means pay her visit
RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The Augusta Chroni-
Gle of the 10th, says: "The stockholders of the
Georgia Railroad Company met in Convention in
this city yesterday, agreeaby to regulation Of said
The number in attendance was larger
than at any previous annual meeting, perhaps be-
cansp the matter of Subscribing S25O.UOO 10 the