The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23
Arrival of the Steamer Europa.
Seven DAVIS Later from Europe.


Seven DAYS Later from Europe
Progress of the Irish Trials-Arrest and Sentence
of Chartists-Esoape Of O'GoTman and Magee-
State of Affairs in Franoe-Flight Of Blanc and
Caussidiere-DecIine in BreadstuftS-Ehe Mar.
kets etc., eto.
New YORK, Sept. I'LL A. N.
The royal mail steamer Europa arrived al her
wharf this morning. at o'clock, from Liverpool,
from whence she sailed on the I'd Instant, bringing
seven days later intelligence than the HlDernla'
after passage of twelve days.
In Liverpool during the week previous to her
sailing, favorable representations as TO the crops IN
the United States had induced holders of breadstutts
TO offer American descriptions more freely, and the
| choice afforded was large.
IRELAND.
Ireland continues perfectly quiet, and was becom-
ing more tranquil Lord John Russell had made
his tour for the purpose of personal inspection as
TO the condition of the crops in Iceland and as to
| tears entertained of another famine.
The special Commission will not commence to sit
as has been expected, as the counsel for the
prisoners to receive Official intimation on the
subject fortnight before the daV fixed for its OPEN
ing The Commission is to be holden at Clonmel
about three weeks hence The immense mass of
documentary evidence has been the of the de-
! lay. The Commission will open at the end of the
present month"; and it is said that Charles Gaven DUFF
fly will be tried at ClOnmel along with the others.
Meagher and several other of the confederate
leaders, in the State prisons, busily prepar
ing themselves for their defence. Mr.. Meagher is
less active in consulting with his attorneys than
| his companions. He has been quite i'll in Kill
maine, and is constantly visited by his BROTHER Mr.
Meagher, M. P.
The statement which has appeared to the effect
that Mr.. Duffy was greatly depressed in mind and
debiltated in frame, is positively contradcted upon
| the authority of the prisoner He can hardly be
expected to be in good spirits, but his health is by
no means impaired since his arrest. He plays ball
affords him.
VIM Smith O'Brien maintains his nonchalent air
to such persons are permitted to zee him. He
complains bitterly of not being permitted to read the
newspapers, which he declares to be one of his
greatest privations Mrs O'BrieR has taken up her
residence at Golden Bridge Spa, to which prison
| she has access at all hours of the day.
1t is confidently stated that Mr.. Darcy Magee,
sub-edltor of the Nation newspaper, has succeeded
in making his escape to America, where he has
been before, as an editor of Boston journal.
The steamer America arrived out on Wednesday,
the Both ult. She experienced very severe weather
most of her passage, and for five days heavy east
erly gales prevailed.
ENGLAND.
Numerous arrests of leading Chartists continue to
be made at Manchester and the adjoining towns.
Five had already been tried and sentenced to fifteen
months hard labor in jail 1t turns out that Kirk
dale did not assault the peace officers.
Dr. p. Murray Mcdowell, leading Chartst, has
been convicted Of uttering reasonable language,
and sentenced also to two years imprisonment.
The announcement that Mr. OGorman has es-
capped, is now positively confirmed. He is known
to be in Paris.
FRANCE.
Flight of Lou,S Blanc and Cdussidiere.-The
long expected debate the report of the committee
of inquiry into the affairs of the June insurrectiOn
came off on Friday week.
Ledru Rollin, Louis Blanc and Caussidiere sepa-
rately defended themselves, the two former in the
most indignant terms, repudiating each and all Of
the charges against them. The latter, more hum
bic, went into details and cOntradcted seriatim the
insinuatiOns against his honor.
When Caussidiere descended from the Tribune
General Cavaignac, President Of the Assembly,
read amidst profound silence the requisitlon from
the Attorney General of the Republic, calling pon
the Assembly to authorize proceedings to be inst
tuted against Louis Blanc and Caussdiere, charged
with being authors and accomplices in the May at
tempt at instruction. Caussidiere then stated that
the Assembly must decide Immediately.
After exciting debate warrants were granted
and issued to the police, who proceeded at once to
their residences. Louis Blanc has sncefed to Bel
GUM. He arrested at Client by the authori-
ties, having no passports. The government, how
ever, released him, and he sailed for England, ar
irving at Dover on Tuesday. Caussidiere has not
been found. He probably lies perdu in Paris.
Louis Philippe has applied to France for his pri-
vate funds.
ITALY.
Austria has accepted the mediation of France
in her Italian difficulties and expresses the hope
that through the intervention of the Central Ger
man Power at Frankfort, peace may ensue be-
tween the belligerents. This proposition does not
perfectly satisfy France, and an armed interfer-
ence is thought of.
GERMANY.
The German Assembly is engaged in discussing
the constitution The Hungarian troops have been
defeated by the Servian rebels with great slaughter
serious riot had occurred at Vienna occasioned
bv an attempt to reduce the wages of the female
abOrers. The contest between the laborers and
the National Guards continued for three days. Six
labOrers were killed and sxty-one wounded, in
Guiding two women. They had taken refuge on an
island in the Danube.
Berlin, also, was the scene of a riot The house
ofthe President had been attacked with fragments
of benches, ratings and stones Barricades were at
tempted, and several were killed and wounded.
The Austrian and Prlssan Ministers had both in
rOduced bills into the assembly to suppress public
meetings
Second Dispatch
The rumors of an lnsurrection IN st. Petersburg,
Russia brought out by the Hibernia, were it seems
of German fabrication The armistice between Ger
many and Denmark in relation to the Schleswig
Holstein difficulties, has been signed by Gen. Wran-
gle, commander Of the Confederate army, and
sent TO Berlin for ratification.
The Markets
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept. New Orleans
fair 43sd.; Upland do 41Sd ; Mobile AID.
g. ID D 20 H. Corn meal I6s Ia iGs Cd b Dbl Indian
corn 3O03Ss p quarter OF 4SO H., being decline of As.
Provisions firm the stock on hand being light
There ma been slight Improvement in pork In bacon
there were light sales full Lard has improved with
FOrce there less inquiry consequence of fsvos
bic weather. In the mdding qualities there has been de-
cline OF I'd. cwt Fine sells at full rates. lbs I'd.