The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

N Paris-Condition of Ireland-WhoiesaieI -dns-
portati .n--NaI,in Transpor.ed-Afal-s OF ta-'-
Reception Of the Emperor OF Aushla-co"oN
and Bread stuffs-MoneY MARKET etc
The American mail steamship Washington ar
rived a, New York on the 9Th, after ntssage u
seventeen days from Southampton. England prii'S
ing an immense number of passengers, and fich
freight list. We lake the following 'elegraphlc
summary of the news from the Baltimore Sun:
New YORK, Sept. 6, 2-r. Al.
The steamship Washington, Capt. }. Johnson,
arrived at her wharf this morning from SouthamI'-
ion. BY her have advices from that place '"
the 10Th ult., together with the news from LONDON
of the evening of the 18Th, and from Paris OF the
18th being one day later than the news brought by
he steamer Niagara, from Liverpool.
The Washington experienced heavy gales
throughout her passage. and she lost James Henry,
her third officer, overheard.
The markets Of Liverpool and London were UNI
changed.
The latest dates from Ireland report all quiet and
tranquil, not the slightest indications OF an out
break being visible
John Martin, the printer and publisher Of the
Felon newspaper, was sentenced on the lStI OF iu-
gust to ten wears transportation. Martin, II Will be
remembered, plead guilty of the charge of publish
ing the Feon, and brought proof that he did not
agree with the doctrines promulgated by that paper
but merely published II as a business matter.
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| Fort George in Scotland, OF Carrickterglis prison
| All was quiet III Dublin and its vicinity.
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,cclans,ions If the assembled neonIe, and voung
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a-.I ,rrn7 hal arches were eract.d an5 At
| on of .han, q fTIrnba- Of ha,nt;f1I women were
| .,I ,,tt oI;,'. ravens .nd aouars TIE
| Ea,;o,i Cna- n.r. assa,nhisa viii their mus
ta.sJ.cor,fad with a-ands Unnses were dressed
| n,t III G,os A r.. = nm was n.rtnrmed in the
ral.dr,I ;, r,rsscuce of rheir Ma est los and MEM
| bers Of the National Assembly. The Emperor and
Emnress suhsenuenlIv rroceeied TO the palace. in
RI. midst of 81, immense ass.mhlage whilst TIM, bal
con4s of every house were occupied by ladies'. vino
| waved ,hpir handker chi.fs and scattered flowers.
! A, RI. n.laca nrlJic authorities and MANY MEM
hors nf 1h. National Assembly were in waiting.
| Danutations were uresen,ad 70 the Emperor and
congratulatory speeches addressed to hlm. lac
Emperor replied III suzanne ertlis, ana frequently
declared That he " as degh'eC 10 return 10 MS cap
| ,al At night the city anu ianbourgs and ada
! 49,. 40 liz ,,,ara ;Il,min,ted The naxt d,,- tho
city resumed its accustomed air of gaiety.
| SPAIN.
Skirmlshes between the queen troops ana me
nrn,sr was canturad near Sasona and IA kill!
. NGA =.
Hungary continued agitaled and the aspect Was
| tLr.at,ulnp The district of kikinda was threat
ened with an INVASION, and the inhabitants were
| living. The war was continued in barhirous
manner, cutting heads off, and saving OF iilnhs
| . u IA
Inc Sandman Ministry nave unanimously pro
tested AGAINST the Is DAYS anslire of King Charles
| ,Ii, 81 Niar,l.j p,d.,oG.,, IN. .r.tria, Com
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nander-llchltf, as altogether Illegal. thirles "a
| bert WAS supposet to be GesrCuS of ablicaiing.
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The Chamber OF Deputies al hoIne had come u
a vote in favor of a French armed Intervention II
-, ,a,;r, of I,,Irr
II was still supposed in London and Paris, tina
the couioint mediation of France and Enclan,
would effect peaceful termination of the war i.
Inner Italv and that hostlties would not recon-
mpnce The terms. however. would necessariI,
he more favorable to Austria than was original,
| supposeG. and iombartly would in all probability
b. ucrmjtied 10 remain under Austrian rule
| Inc MARKERS
LIVERPOOL, August l'-Ihe markets generally continued
FAR i-pjapd Cotton. Sd OIeans. 4d oher grade
are unchanged, but former pces cannot be obtained 10