The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-24
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with what iessa If con vsrsaon is hs proposed lHsR
ieagqe si9 the conempated gnI2n aad l5cy We're
gf re into private ne ven ~ Parchment All that
n io4 OF important the news VIII 9e I of JnSe The
lndFI fr;,2 Feion made lis debat on tls S's' u ~
Chefcontbdon %Gte ~ hen Jobn Mitchell was indicted,
hge-' ~ liz patriots removal he highly p bopH
son Rsoeaers policy His desire was tha O'O"
haze re Oe od lieutenant Chief Legal Hges ae
and J t taasaoing Mitchell Is reereaPt blay9 me
10 FEeeiency is told In nothing have You ff
least Of all in conqgeng . the be crushed felony nor terrified
eaden type e tba, Wits ~ a. YOU shall With MI Reilly
ssoas oa Il 6 Nam for Repubicansm saqe6ed Hs says
2 va Ia 70 saneted Republcanism, my isoTd-Iaed foand
it halo Of mafyrdom type Of sancly ana be eLy.pS
lie M Reilly 10 Lord CIaFenaon' gu FSE 6es NO
light to but 20 % the wayne hed 20 o. YPg ave
a a gu W.T. Ish peasant hang his weapon by his bedside
and utter that most teonlous prayer to '1oa Py J IS
Such is M Reilly style and spirit He subscfibes himself
LORD Of The United RepaaeTs of Donny brook and the
siForng parishes took the Far Green, June 70
AN an altitude which should maze England dread them You
must he said get arms. Many OF you can get rifles ana
9fg am orange and white flag fastened 10 pike, were
pIni te formation OF clubs in the several neghbong
localities to aid the Irish League in al practical means LOT
Eed The people to provide themselves with firearms
clubs OF these MI Meaghef vas ne most G Ne nc
iaIon Hall Repeaes held Sunday, June 10, the follow
i Rsy f$2 scresg vs. Rat the COMMITTEE deeming ad
yabe that farther time should be given for collecting more
fully the opinion OF the the question TO the
formal on the proposed IRISH League have agreed TO ad
journ the next meeting OF the Regea Association TO Mon
day tine 10Th day OF July next Thus so ia as lne anE
body OF the Repeal ASSOCIATION concerned the junction Of
meeting OF The Protestant Repeal Association was held
in Dublin on the evening OF te Ihe place Ct mee'Pg
ciar,vas taken by j. B. Barnes Esq. The following
published Whenever twenty RepeaeTs or upward,
side ueigIb00od u Is recommended that they form
themselves into Repeal Club The mode OF doing SO may
be TINS The ifst twenty 70 lom themselves INTO ITO
Esoual COMMITTEE 70 worn o5 lee ohs 81
the formation OF Club lis tTovsonai committee 10 Sc
lec place OF meeting for the CLUB choose out OF Their own
number Vice President or Vice Presidents Treasurer and
Secretary leaving the choice Of President for more advanced
period. ~,
Police and the citizens have taken place In one case Tue
Police severely cut and injured by 3ncks kettles Old pa
dows and owed their from serious damage TO
the AID OF Of the citizens who assisted them securing
the Leaders the rot which originated at public house an
Parliament street. In another Case desperate assault was
committed on Police Constable named hnsiey o. le y a.
vision named AicOck who brought out pike with
which he stabbed the C9nsape IN ne bana leS ana al M
There was yoeu attack nlade on the tOuGe hShs Were
flung all directions and the Police were knocked down
aud roughly handled Acoek was taken pm 0ner and
has since been for trial at the next commission
Donegal correspondent OF the .Nati0a mentions that
some OF his negbbonng farmers have sOwn their garden
Senber Siifc6ei An Ennis correspondent states that
Reueaer in that town has called his son John Mitchell.
The mortal remains OF Thomas Steele were on FRIDAY
evening June 3D. placed on board the steamer Duke Of Corn
wall Tor yeyanee Kingsown, preparatory 10 their IN
ement in Gasneyen Cemetery beside the tomb OF ms tate
political leader 1t was lle last Eelqsst 81 Nh Seels S
such should be has resting place = DF Farsi ana hL l. T.
personal friends the deceasedaended his remains 10 the
wharf and delivered them into the charge OF the gentleman
many persons cOnggaled at the No tn Wall on the arrival
Cancellation Hall on Thuiay and were aiervard deposited
by the Of his iustrous leader, Mr. Conne!i IN the
Tbe estimate may be exaggerated but is calculated that
from eight TO ten million ions OF potatoes WIZ be crown IN
only will there Be sufficient food, without imports, but
'''s' '"'p'D' Northern Italy.
Operations Of the Pted@ogtese : Accounts from the
st renamed IN ITS Old position from Goto RvOO. 1t
was reported that the woud cross the AdIge on me o.-
lowing day would either attack the forts above erOna
onarch into the Venetian territory 1t was likewise stated
during the former advance oNeona, the inhabitants
of that city had agreed against the Austrans and open
gate of the city; but prevented from making the at
tempt by the activity OF Marshal Radetsky WIG returned 10
Verona, with ten thousand men, before the PIEDMONT csc
were ready to attack the place
Trcriso anil Pada7 Fallen The report OF the ATch-
duke John Communicating particulars rom The report OF Cen
Weden dated TIE June 10 states ha Ieyso had sur,
rendered the day before allef d u
hours The Italian Troops promised not to act against Aus
ia 1g of A@san Officers At Teyo thirty SIX pieces
of cannon and great quantity Of and ammunition fell
Gen ASPIRE has entered Padua at the head of 900 Austrans
and has maintained the National Guard in its integrity A
allow Of the mediation ofEngland The terms proposed are
the cessation OF LombaTdy to Sardigla on ne one hand
the other pcRice stated to hare sought ne nd 81
cs GOODS g ho Evacuated Vcenza are to be- canohed at
Al Feuara, Ravenua and Bologna
Of an attack on the heights Della Corona OF Piedmont
Csc soldiers by 25UO Austans, who were repued with the
Il Risorglsl,to of the 23d says After the capiulaon
marched with the honors of war engagement not
again for three months, to be computed rom then
passing the Pc. The capulaon dated llth OF June
LArER-ReDorted Capture Of perona.-A MareiIles jour
Tie 2J SAYS that letters received there Cannes
announced the surrender OF Verona the army Of Charles
artillery heard from nee celebrating the victory
ReinOruements the Italian army, with arms aud ammu
milton, about be sent from Rome. Ancona has Offered
iIt -t,+o. ,l,+ t,
of King Charles Albert are still at aieggio 4rep9rt Pre-
rated az Turn hat Celon@ Of me trelch af ar Of IL
The Fmnkior journals assert on the faith of letters re
ceived Turin. that Abn had received orders to BON
bard Trieste, unless It surrendered within certain Tune
Prince Lechtenstep has died IN CONSEQUENCE Of the wount
which he received at Ncenza and which al me lime a.,
sons Of the late eId-Maha Liechtensen, SIX OF whom
Co7bqt qbgpe Ricoli-VVe had smart affair the 1871
of jane above RivoG About 1000 Ausnans who hac
been cut of from the River and driven back on the Monte
tam bit they were defeated BY two baalons stationed
there the gallant with the loss OF two 9TH
Austriani have again taken refuge il the mountains ane
Correspondence Of the Times.
Naples.
Confusion and Danger.-The PafriG Of the 2lst, say
that advces from Naples of the Eth announced that tin
situation of the King serious the nsurgent province
having 9d some G Rd y , way b so e
(add the adyices) i will be too late. ~
G of four candidates for the throne Of Sicily They
Of the King OF Sardinia the son Of the Duke OF lqs
Cany Louis Napoleon BonapaTte of the Prince de Ca
ninO (Lucien BOnapare,) and the Prince de Beauhamas
From private accounts, there believe tina
King Ferdinand has made for eifecng his
cape Malta, the event OF another and more successful
Instruction.
Tac Independence Of Sicily recognized BIZ England
Farther advCes from Palermo COuum the statement that tn
British Government has innrated It's willingness to ecog
the independence of Sicily.
Austria.
Excitement IN PicqnG The announcement that tn
Austrian Government had accepted the mediation of GTea
Britain in the settlement OF the Italian States post
Crpt last week. 5 confirmed.
a great prevails among the wOrmen of Wen
who though employed and supported by the State,
time creating disturbances and making the most unjust
eXObtant demands In partial outbreaks the Nations
Guards have acted with great energy, and captured
the leaders There about 70 900 wOrkmen keI
by the State, and paid twenty five keuzers day, whc
makes atoai amount Of of from 900 900 form
per diem.
The latest accounts from Vienna state that the Govenmer
has been obliged 10 have extraordinary
ward of the financial crisis A. it was impossib
TO establish general mpUst the revenue except in leg
the Ministers had, meanwhile decided 10 deduct
cont from all salaries. mansions etc amnnntne fro