The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-22
One pay Later BY the Acadia.

We find the following Geographic dispatch, being
one day later than heretofore received by the
Acadia, in the Courier and Enquirer Of the 18th;
LONDON, May 27-Mr. Thomas Barring, M, p.
presided at the meeting to-day in the city, held for
the purpose of proposing measures to uphold the syse
tenn of free labor in the British Colonial Possessions
so as to prevent this country being dependent upon
slave labor for its supplies of coffee and sugar.
Petitions suggesting the means were unanimously
agreed to. The meeting was OF q most important
character. '''+
PARIS, Friday Evening, May 26-The proposed
decree for the Punishment of Louis Philippe and
his family was brought forward to-day in the
Assembly. The vote upon it was--In favor, 632
against it, 63-Majority for Punishment, $685. )"
At the Bourse to-day Threes sold at 40 and
Elves at 704
MADRID, May 2l.-Cadiz has been declared in
NAPLES, May ls-Letters state that the Cham
Der had dissolved, and that the city had been de.
cared in state of siege. Liberty to devastae and
pillage had been conceded to the troops. Tho
National Guard had behaved with the greatest
heroism it submitted to destruction, but did not
yield.
We extract the following concerning Irish affairs
from letter in the New York Tribune, dated May
26th:
Mr. Mitchell still talks treason" He says, " the
liberty of Ireland may come sooner or later, by
peaceful negotiation or bloody conflict, but it is
l.
sure anu MIefeve, oot"o1i rie poI' may Ine..o
to be, Will near the Crash OF the doWn1aH OF inc
thrice accused British empire.
Mr.. Reilly declares openly for a republic, and
says that if any jury is bold enough to convict MIR.
Mitchell " then fifty thousand armed men shall re-
lease him from the felon's cel''
Two confederate clubs have registered a solemn
vow, that they will use their muskets and pixies
against Her Maiestys troops should an attempt be
made to convey Mr. Mitchell away from Dublin as
a prisoner.
sympathy to Mrs Mitchell and informed her that
if her husband should be convicted that they will
at all hazards restore him to liberty and to her. and
that they will protect her and her children5
The government continue to make arrests almost
daily. Mr. Devin Reilly, who has been associa-
=" leu h VIII ,;ta r I.;sh III se eulsorai oepdfens
Monday last The CHARGE aaa;n., him n, ia tba, no
took the command of the ST Patrick's Club, march
ed through the Streets and gave the words of COM
mand, right shoulder forward" Mr.. Reilly
is one of the most prominent and influential men,
beers of the Irish Confederation.
Warrants have also been issued for the arrest Of
Mr.. Duffy Of the Dublin Nation, and Mr.. T. d.
niece.
Pending the trial of John Mitchell, the Irish pat
riot, intelligence of the conviction OF whom on the
charge of treason, was brought by the Acadia, va
rious in1ammatory placards were scattered among
the people. The first OF the following is said to
have been sent to every person whose name was on
the panel:
TO THE Jurors Is ;, OF + DUBLIN.
IL, w ST. ? n tur;.,o,, h.,
has o1en 9p0n.'r anu rl''''' ~
r, o,.is,od ~ ~ IN ,',or,d 10 1.horor, Ill.