The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05


which will it is said, be published in the journals
in a day or two He will be again supported by the
Socialist party as he was in the last election.
The army actually on foot now amounts, accord.
ing TO Gen. Lamorciere's calculations, to 54o0o0
men, the estimated expense for the year being
SS30000 COO
of Russia will send Count Pahen to Paris as Am
bassador.
There have been several riots so serious that the
authorities of one Of the Departments had petition
ed the Executive TO place the Departments in
state OF siege tits stated that Government are IN
full possession of Louis Bonapartst plot, with
ramifcations at Lyons and ten other places, and
that they will be put down with strong hand;
1t is said that conferences have been held be-
tween the Monarchists and Moderate Repu6liealnl
party in the Assembly, which 1t is expected VIII
lead to fusion of all in behalf of the Republic 1t
is expected that the Constitution Will be voted by
the end ofOetober, and that the Assembly VIII then
be prorogued till December
1t has been observed with astonishment that the
following representatives of the people, hitherto re-
markable for the advocacy of the liberty of the
press were silent in the National Assembly during
the discussion on that all-important subject IN NJ
Odillon Barrot, Berger, Billault, Dulaure, La
fayeite, Lamartine, VAUDEVILLE, Armand, Marrasi,
Mauguin, Montalembert, Pages, (de FAriege,) Re
musat Theirs and TocqueviIle.
The members of the Orleans family have lately
made several attempts to recover the effects winch
they left in the Tuileres in February The ex-
queen has demanded part of her wardrobe, Whlch
was deposited in private room. 1t has been sent
to her. with the exception, it is said of some valua-
bic lace, which has been cut from II ana renamed
No decision has yet been come to respecting the
revenues oflhe Orleans family. The government
desired TO sell wood for the liquidation OF part OF
thedebis 10 which Louis Philippe at first consent
ed but afterwards retracted. The family require
that the revenues of their property shall be RENTED
to them; the Government is opposed to this, and
various projects of arrangement have been put for
ward. ~
Later intelligence from Paris inform us that the
project Of the Assembly was proceeding much more
rapidly, and with much greater unanimity, than
was expected. There seems to be with the ma
iority desire to have all objections towards iud
and fair development of republicanism removed,
they having decided by large majority that there
should be preamble to the Constitution.
The Assembly proceeded on Thursday, the 18th
inst, TO examines article by article, the preamble
drawn up by the committee.
Two different amendments We're proposed, one
of which. the first, was TO substitute the word
" principle" for that of dogma, which was
adopted.
The second was one proposed by NJ. Deville,
which was intended as keen satire on the policy
of the government or on Gen. Cavaignac In par
ticular 1t was 10 annex to the words :" in the
presence of God" the addition, " in state of
siege" etc. The amendments were rejected by
large majorities.
The project has been put forth, and has been
firmly seconded, and a petition thereupon presented
to the National Assembly, praying that body to
raise funds to enable 10000 families, now unem
ployed in Paris to establish themselves in the colo
ny Of Algeria
Ii is not at all unlikely that the treasury being
empty, effort may be made to raise funds for the
object by formal subscription.
Foreign Markets.
I3London this morning in the foreign market Exchanges
good money very abundant and commercial matters
improved appearance.
London, Saturday O'clOcE-Consols opened this morn
ing 664 and the from the Continent being deemed
rather favorable prices advanced at this hour 10 S6sDo6z
for small transactions 860S6s. Excheqne bills are now
quoted at 3ls, premium In the month o. March these saeu
rites quoted x5 prem; June, 23 premium. Inc
state OF weather is favorable today
Liverpool, Sept Sin our Corn market to-day we have
improved action The market firm and yesterdays
prices well supported Indian Form and Choice
American to-day commands 3Is for 4S0 lbs and was IN de-
mand The sale of Cotton to-day will probably extend to
about 5000 bales If possible to mole change in
lively tins yesterday but holders sill remain willing sellers
There abundant choice offering at yesterdays quotations
An from HavTe reports that commercial business
generally vey dull and Cotton lower and looking down.
American produce generally participates in the mac
The weather is fine and harvest prospects good.
Hare Sept 6For the past three days our Cotton mar
ket has remained dull state, the daily sales not exceed
ing $50 bales 1t prices little under our last quotations Ad-
vices brought by The Hermann and Acadia, to I'D u
hayejust come to hand.
AMERICAN SYMPATHY.-The European Times,