The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07
Serious Riots at Philadelphia.
Loss OF Life on the Boston and Lynn Railroad.
[By Mail from Mobile.1

BALTIMORE. Nov. 3d.
The Hibernia has arrived at Boston, bringing
later and very important news.
IRELAND.-O' Brien has not been executed, and
there are hopes that he will not be- Lord Claren-
don, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, has replied
to the London memoralists that all due considera-
ton will be given to the recommendation of mercy
to O'Bnen by the jury. O'Brien's counsel are en-
deavoring to bring a writ of error. O'Donohue
has been convicted but recommended to mercy
Galaghnn's trial is progressing. The Catholic
clergy are endeayoring to procure the assistance of
Government in tranquilizing the country. They
have written very imploring letter asking an ad-
vance of funds for that purpose.
ENGLAND-TRe Cholera.-The cholera is in
creasing in England in Edinburgh it is very malig-
nant. In Strathhaven there have been only thirty
additional cases.
The CRoPs.-The Scottish potato crop is large,
but in Ireland it is very short The crops in Great
Britain have been gathered.
FRANcE.-Cavaignac still remains in power, and
is adopting measures of Cancellation towards the
moderate party. Decoux, Project of Paris, has re-
signed, disappearing of the course of Cavaignac
whose speedy downfall is anticipated with much
confidence Ledru Rollin continues his democratic
banquets, which cause much alarm, and have oc-
casoned depression in the funds.
AUSTRALIA tremendous crisis has occurred in
Vienna, consequent upon the late revolution Jel-
lachich first approached the city and then retired.
The Emperor's Generals maintain possession of the
suburbs of the city. Prince Winzingeratz is adj
vancing from Prague, the capital of Bohemia, to
take possession of the Imperial forces, which
amount to 100000 men, The Diet can muster the
same number. A bombardment of the CITY has not
been attempted but supplies have been cut off in
order to starve the place into submission. The EN-
peror is in Moravia collecting forces The Diet
has sent its ultimatum to the Imperial army. re-
fusing to disarm the National Guard unless the
Royalist forces should retire. The Emperor of
Russia is threatening support Ferdinand from the
side of Poland. The Hungarian battalions within
the city demand to be permitted to return to their
own country.
ITALY.-This country shows symptoms of revolt |
The Italians are about to take the field again I'M
der Gen. Durando. Radetzky's energies are para
lyzed, and he is in a very perilous position.
SPAIN-This country still remains unsettled
Observation-Disclosures tranquil.
The Markets
Breadstuts in England dropping on account of i'm
mense Continental importation. At Liverpool cotton has
declined oueeghth all descriptions Orleans fair tn good
fair quoted at 4S041zd. Mobile 3zS04z bowed Georgia
the Sales of the week. 1880 bales4OOO American
to exporters. The market closed quiet with declining ten
dency. Glasgow and Manchester trade dull-sales limited
Breadstuffs firm at Liverpool and London from non.arrva
but from immense supplies expected there no prospect of
advance. Wheat 7S Id as 3D. Flour dull at 313s
Corn has improved white, a5036s yellow, 35O37s.
meal lbs 01Ss. Provisions quiet; prime beef 35 3d. "a
40s, per tierce mess, s0GOs3. ordinary pork 3605Os
COnsols' S476G0s474-heavy.
Third Dispatch. BALTIMORE Nov g.
During the democratic procession at Philadelphia last
night, terrible riot occurred person named Albert Col
man was killed by clubs, and Samuel Marssee and G. W.
Roberts badly wounded by pistol shots, The outrage
stated occurred from stepping from the procession aud
burrahng for the killers. I'VE presume this aludes to
contest between those renowned parties known Phiadel
pha by the names of bouncers and killers Eds Cres1
MARKETs.-An the Northern Markets are unchanged.
Fourth Dispatch. .. BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.
serious collision took place last night on the Boston and
Lynn Railroad by which persons were killed and many
wounded.
YERMoNT.-The Legislature of Vermont have elected
VIM. Uphsm (whig) u s. Senator for the term of six yea
Fifth Dispatch. BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.
MARKETs.-The New York Flour and Grain Markets
were firm the morning of the arrival of the steamer
Hibernia. CottOn7OO bales sold at unchanged
prices. After the announcement of her arrival all bust
ness checked
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