The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

jJerable extent at Jassy. Prince Sloui uA~ =
ned continually in his residence. form the
he Bresldu Gazette pnDlss a q i InIv 8 II Is
uaN ~. tba number of Russians who nave
"a tiia 49,, eH MoIdayia is 10000, and that 4OOO
i,;sb troops would enter Wallacha,
49,. f,om Bucharest, dated the zlth OF June,
,bat The provisional government mad addressed
IL 20 the cOnsuls Of france Au .s anu
solicitino the Intervention OF those powers ~
~ oo5stitntion sworn by Prince Bibesco
,4 1Io STACKED Up to that date Bucharest was
III, o,,;ef but apprehensions We're entertained
sa1,e selfish boyards might bring anarchy by |
IN, n the peasantry the advantages over thslr
oerty which the constitution grants
THE CHOLERA.
\. Cholera continues to prevail throughout all |
Turkish PROVINCES AT Constanhnople u con,
ted without abatement; but II was colisiueIe9
n Refer sanitary precautions were adoplea !
], h;tberto Az Ibralla, from the Sd to the 9TH |
lime there were 274 cases, of whom ~ died.
. 4 = large proportion for the population OF tins
u which Il only about %, 900. At Viatka, from
"a 10 the 7th Of June, there were yO cases and
deaths, in population OF 1000. IL mas spread
III Walachia, end advances rapidly TO the IRON
4 Of Pennsylvania BY the last accounts re-
gad of tbe 1rogress of the Cholera, in Moldayla
visitation was excessively severe. AT Jassy,
y the nth to the 2Sth, 1893 persons had been
.clasd Of whom 80 had died, and 655 remained
he hospital, and 344 only had been cured. The
Acks were steadily increasing in severity. Al
Petersburg, from June "a to July 5, there ilaG
j, 5O63 cases of which 1886 had proved fatal,
! had been cured, and 1869 remained under
atment.
Latest News-Most Important from Ireland.
speefal Express to the NewYOrk SUM-
Dublin, Friday Might've are almost in state
siege in this city. To-day proclamation was
ned by the Lord Lieutenant, for both the county
city Of Dublin, calling on all persons to deposit
leave at the respective police stations on or De,
the 18th Of July, instant, all guns, PISTOLS ana
Ter fire arms, and all swords, cutlasses pixies ana
yonets, and all gunpowder and ammunition, on
n, if convicted, of being imprisoned two years,
III o. without hard labor
The police, who are armed with cutlasses, TOOK
number. Of pixies and guns to-day throughout
city.
An application having been make to Judge Per
J. presiding at the Tyrone Asslzes, to admit Mr..
In Martin 10 bail, he refused the same and strong
censured the conduct Of the government for al
wing Mr. Martin the privilege of writing from
.wgate TO the Felon.
The Nation makes its appearance again to-mor-
w. It's leaders are, as usual, TO the point, and
rally spicy as to Felony"
Mr.. C. G. Duffy, from his cell in Newgate, Turn
,es an article headed, !" CGsus Bell, in which
. reviews the course sdopted by the Government
-eIDDre6Siflg Tie
II IS a solemn and terrible responsibility to adj
se a nation TO peril its hopes on the battlefield:
tit is not the worst responsibility To peril and
Isl them Without a battlefield TO permit them 10
to pieces by the fatal dry rot of inaction 10 see
en- lost without honor or sympathy, or the chance
redemption lost by some fatal cowardlee or IN
pacity; that is the he'll in which there is no con-
iation' Referring to the revolutions which have
ken place in this memorable year Of 1913, and
ancing at the results, Mr.. Duffy proceeds; : at
Myth with clear deliberation and full knowledge
all the peril and all the responsibility, but with
sIred faith in Gods providence and the justice OF
n cause, we babe England choose speedily be-
geen concession and the sword. We formally
detained war of independence, and the time nOu
lohen that pledge must be promptly fulfilled, or as
yRally dishonoTed."
The article concludes by expressing wish for
ansportation rather than live in Ireland, If the
hubs be supine in the hour of action and are de-
ated by the military power OF England:
The Nation also continues its political instruction
military affairs, and among other directions, ex'
ans how polished arms are to be preserved IN a
mp or underground position; suggestions as tc
indow grenades, how 10 break down bridge, OF
) rebuild one and how TO blow up bridge, with
ractical remarks on gunnery.
A letter from Waterford states that that city Is
reatlyexcited by the proclamation issued aganstl 1t
he notices are torn down as soon az put up Mr.
ihich he calls upon his fellow citizens to initiate
De men of Limerick and Tipperary, to be firm ant
eady, and to organize calmly, speedily and fear
sslY Mr. Meagher, in mockery of the Castle
reclamation, put at the foot Of his address " Coz
;avefhe People Z"
+" The Irish Felon" has not made its appearance
ENGLAND.
London, Fridav ,right.-In the House of Lords
,-night, after Lord Glengal had brought his obser
atoms to close, Lord LansdOWne stated that h
vas Obliged to Lord Glengal for affording him thu
pportunity to state to the House what the Govern
lent had done in Ireland, and what they intended
do; and then repeated in substance the words o
ord John Russelrs notion He afterwards statet
hat. although the Government had positive motto
{ an intended Instruction in that country. h
rusted that by frmness and vigilance 1t would b
,ut down Referring TO the parish priests, ne state
hat although some of them were deeply mixed u
h the clubs and considerations, yet, on the whole
hey were friendly TO the cause of order, and tn
government had derived valuable support froE
hem. The speech Of the noble Lord excited dee
ttenaon.
SCOTLAND.
We have received letter FROM Greenock, date
July 20, which states that the Town Clerk there
Johnston Gray, Esq, was deliberately shot IN tn
treet that afternoon, by an aucuoheer Dy III
name of Thomson. Fortunately Mr. Gray Is sal
not 10 be morally wounded. Dundee letters spea
more lavorably Of trade at that port A fair amour
IF business was doing in flax, yarns and linens.
FRANCE.
We have received the returns of the Bank 9
France, but they do not possess any new feature 9
interest. The city of Paris was tranquil up
Friday.
The Corn Trade.
In The early part of the week. the Corn trade psook OF II
iu and angud which prevailed at the time OF the Fl
opas departure. Accordingly. IN Marx Zane on Nonda
ast Wheat was sold at decline OF 2Dos quarter, I'll
very best old English commanding 50056s, and Amenca
s75S4a There was very little Indian Corn offering Stocl
g 20 utuch exhausted in Ireland caTgoeS of the coast
aize fun rates say 2832s American Flour sold al y
same market al 22D2s. for United States and 2226s
fisnnaa lille Indian CoInmeal brought i4 GDl4s. I'd.
bl On the following day in Liverpool holders OF Whe'
were Yelled to reduce their prices d. and IN some i
stances 2d b bn best red English was therefore L 81 a.
ri and white 7s6d Canadian red sold at $50 q
ms Sd and white U.s. Sd1Ss Indian Corn changed hant
N 3ls 33s for American white and 54 Oo0s Io yelloS
e es of indian Meal made at advanced pflces-sa
l4s sd G7I5s 4 Dbl The weather being very qniaV9IaD
4o maturing the growing crops since TUESDAY te tIa9e ~
become Tnuch frEer; and although at Marx lane hooes
Wheat Flour and Indian Corn not able TO OBTAIN az
advance upon the decline above noted factors IN LVepy
have succeeded in efectng rise IN value 81 mosL o. J.
articles of the trade Accordingly, the best western Cdh
Four worth 29 p bbl and Phadelphian ana Sahsle
97S Sd OPS 3d. q Dbl Indian Commeal sells az III oa
I5s and Indian Com varies from Bis 20 35s according
qualify and description. Wilmer d Smlth ItmesJHt
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