The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

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Intelligence to the Latest Moment-By Special Elk
press and Electric Telegraph,
The New York Herald Of the 18th gives the fol-
lowing news from Europe, being one day later than
heretofore received.
News from France.
PARIS, Friday Evening" June 30. - The city Of
Paris is tranquil. .
The new government gives satisfaction and the
new Minister of Finance completely disapprOvcs Of
the plan of his predecessor.
More arrests are daily taking place. Fifteen hun
bred prisoners are confined in one prison, without
even straw to lie upon
Typhus fever, of the most malignant character,
is breaking out amongst them.
NJ. Emile de Girardln, editor OF La PTeSSe, Is
confined strictly.
News from London.
LONDON, July l, A. Mn the House of Com
mons, last night, Mr. Bright brought forward a re-
solution in opposition to the government plan, de-
claring that it was inexpedent to alter the sugar
duties bill of 1916. He was defeated by a majority
of 302 against Sc.
1t is currently reported in London, that her ma
iestv the Queen has come to the determination OF
| giving up portion of the Royal allowance, and
that proposition to that effect Will shortly be LAID
! before the House of Commons.
1t was also rumOred around the Home Office, in
Downing street, this morning, that some additional
government reporters are about to start for Dublin
| with the view of bringing to condgn punishment
| all who will dare to violate the new crown and
! government security act
| The American house of Goats d Co. have de-
| clared a dividend of one shilling on the pound.
News from Continental Europe.
The accounts from the Continent are notvery i'm
| portant.
/ The Venetian Government, with the consent Of
| Lombardy and the Pope, had placed Gen Pepe at
the head Of the troops assembled at Venice, from
all parts Of Italy, to wage war against the Aus
TRANS.
A letter from Rome, dated June 81, has Just come
| TO hand. II states that the Upper Chamber at
Rome has, in conformity with the lower one, adopt
| ed the resolution to continue the war. 1t is said
that CORPS of volunteers are forming every part of
set out from Florence on the 2lst, after having been
! reviewed by the Grand Duke.
We learn from Vienna that the Government has
levied an income tax OF per cent. on the incomes
| of 800 and l6 per cent above 800.
Our Belgian advices state that the Minister Of
War had ordered all the soldiers on furough to re-
| turn TO their quarters.
The letters from Amsterdam state that the Bourse
is active, and the value of Russian and Dutch Sc
| curtes improved.
e. Accounts from Madrid state that rumors We're
afloat of contests and outbreaks at Navarro.
News from Ireland.
( LIVERPOOL, July Ill A. M.-Our letters from
Dublin, written lale last night, have come to hand,
and advices from London up to O'clock are just
received. From these we sublOin synopsis OF
some Interesting intelligence.
The papar war against the Government authOrl-
ties Of Dublin Castle is still carried on and this
days FelOn is very savage upon the Government.
One of the contributors, Mr.. James LalOr, long
ing for the company of John Mitchell, openly and
adYlsedly asserts that the present existing govern
ment of Ireland, and all existing rights of property
III that soil, mere usurpation and tyranny, and
as such null and void as of moral effect; and his
purpose Is to abolish them utterly or lose his lie r
the attempt; and then he declares that he and his
countrymen owe no obedience to laws enacted by
another nation without their consent, nor respect
assumed rights OF property which are starving anu
eXtermlnatng the people. Mr. Labor proclanns
that he and his party have determined to set abou
creating, as speedily as possible "a military organl
and citadel. Mr.. T. I. Meagher contributes arti
ces to the FeLon the expected visit of the Queer
to lreland-the object of which he ridicueg obsery
ing, and is II thus with bit of polished court
plaster, that this wild and wounded nation will b,
, cured OF tanned Have we not learned as yeti Sc
} the proper price on gilded lipperies-fimsy fire
2 works, which whiz and sparkle, but which neithe
heat the soil nor purify the skye
r Our letters received this morning state, the or
: ganization of the clubs is proceeding with grea
/ salacrity. Mr.. Meagher has set out for Cork an
Waterford and Mr.. Smith o. Brien is busy in Lime
, rick and Clare. DeputatiOns from the Dublin club
! are on their way to Tuin, Athboy, Kells, NavaI
/ and Drogheda. Wicklow and Kildare are also t
! / be visited without delay, and even the 'blac
North" is preparing for the contest
The Latest Market News
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET July 1.-The weather Is rattle
Just consequently holders n m then Opers
tons Some rev uaBsaetlons n wheat HoHI ahu lhua
corn going forward to-day but without any pefeeib
, | change IN the rates of yesterday.
: LIyKRPoOL CoTToN MARRET July l.--Ihe trade
steady-a fair amount Of saes are expected 70 ps mad
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