The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-12

suppression of the instruction in Paris The great
point of soieitude and attention on Tuesday night
was the Prefecture Of Police. The neighborhood
was completely blocked up with troops; the Point
N9uf was covered with regiments of infantry Of
the line and of the Guard Mobile so as to leave
barely room ior carriage to pass. All circulation
was stopped on the Quay POrfevres leading to the
Prefecture, that road being also entirely filled with
troops, as also the Court Prefecture and all the
|. avenues of the Paais
A. o'clock on Tuesday morning the several confederate
eera ad NJ Y street and protested MARCHING or
quay They continued interchange with the null
tnde by which the streets and quays thronged t-
council rooms. The court the previous day was crowd
ed Al hapast 8 on the entrance q Mr. BIien the
bar by the crowd by which the thonged Shortly
moment he was recognized Mr. Charles G. Duffy called out
Meagher upon which the outer bar commenced cheering
for several minutes After the jury had been smpaneled
Mr. Perrin opened the pleadings. stating that was an
Thomas F. Meagher, for making sednous speech Thein
formation contained several counts .... J.. a.. a.
torney General As in the OF Mr.. Brien, il was
q e s e q ME-
odge as to the delivery Of the speech and MAJOR Drew
for the defence in the course OF Which he cassaed the
torney General for his presumption in debating the course @
him on his want Of legal knowledge in criminal cases and
then proceeded to ylndlcate his client from the charge Of
MS address to the Jury he was as on the nailed
could not The Chef Justice having charged the
]ary they retired to consider then verdict but as IN the case
the night locked they discharged the following
Ata o'oock, on Monday. Mr. Mitchell was conveyed. in
custody from Newgate to the Crown office Of the Qaeens
trial charges OF sedon reduced eom forty EIGHT to
twenty EACH At the termination OF the proceedings.
at the ,ne Mr. Mitchell was brought back to The prison in
the police yam He was aoWed py mob q about so
before which Mr. Mitchell viii be tried on two charges Of
felony, founded articles the United Irshman Of the
day) His trial treason viii take place Monday next
He has written the Dublin that he has been
The of May 70 contains long letter by
sn f abo o% Sey Noh p M
his past course and 70 adhere p
Government concludes thusn the style OF the
For me- abide my fate ioyfuly; for know that what
betde me- my work neatly done. Yes, moral focs
and patience and scattered 10 the winds
hear is the rattle OF arms and Che ng Of the rifle As sit
here and write my lonely cell hear dying away the meas
edeate unnamed and SILENT but with hearts Ike the Bonded
my windows to let there are Ten thousand lighting
men in dublin elons in heart and soul | thank 600
later by peaceful negoation bloody
confic-but it is and wherever between the poles
the thrice accused British Empire,
&c msss e an Ssna to ball. s sRa
in case he felt disposed to make an order consulting the
receiving assurance on his M ltehe thai these
Objectionable papers should not be repeated slr Coman
to CONSENT to o1 an Of that kind Chief
tce replied have only to say that, until Mr. Mitchell
an application to admit MN to ball..
of Ss
weekly meeting Of the Repeal Association was held on
He briefly addressed the meeting the result Of the trials Of
Messs Ben and Meagher and regarded the asag,ee
the as Of
e the voice Of bave and determined people in
That this Association halls with indispensable delight the
Ioo on s % 1 e by s The
what they declared to be the intelligence property ana cnaI
against e St Messrs ieaghe inasmuch the most
convincing proof had been thereby furnished Of the hight N
those Jurors belong and an nconroyebe has been
given the caumne OF the English press and the boasts
Resoioed That copy of the foregoing be communcated
with sinceest congratulations, TO Messs bneh anu
Galway seconded the motion and after few oSse ,s;
i before many months England
ing upon her and she would not then dare to refuse
rent Of the week was announced at sa5 S. 3D.
Nothing daunted by the fact OF the crown tns
as already observed conducted the to and from the
-Four Courts amidst the most deatenng shouts Of applause
seemed to have profted but little BY the narrow
which they had from punishment
A movement is on foot in Lombardy for the an
nexation of the Lombard States to Piedmont. We
nice is to be invited to the same step, in which case
it is calculated two hundred thousand men can be
brought into the field.
Papa1 States @
The Austrian Ambassador has received his passports and
to leave Rome on the 7th,
The official journal Of the Pontica Government asserts
that the programme OF the ministry which has been pub
lshed has official character and wholly unauthorized.
Of Rom @ May W.
from it the following important passage The Pope
the castle have been restored to the proper authorities The
Trastevern took an active part in favor Of the Pope stat
Wished for peace they wished for peace This donstra
ton had an immense influence, and things are now quiet
again.
BATTLE BETWEEN THE AUsTRIANs AND ReMANs.-
BY syce we'd Milan ea hs battle has been zen
Ian volunteers between Co1nnda and Molneo The Aus
ded The body Of their Troops to the number Of 5000 men
were surrounded without having any artillery at Cofnuda
rails Durando and Fenar Another that tbs
battle lasted five hours and the Romans received check
committees who have been charged with the duty OF exam
lining the of laws by a OF
sary hashness towards the royal family when mas Deem
Among the members chosen to draw up the outline of
Dppos who was special friend OF LOUIS
ing so U"risss Friday nghTbe American steamer
gers ss, on her way to the United States
MkpRIp May l4.-There is news OF importance. A
roy decree dated the 3h has been issued deprvng Don
Henry de Bourbon OF ne e Of Infant o. span
voabe to the return OF the Prince of Prussia.
HAMBURG, May 16.-Ther vague rumors here Of
action between the Pruans and the Danes neors
Frederick which the of the body of 1900 Danes
was off and nearly the whole made prisoners None of
the details authentic but it thought to be
probable that conflict has taken place.
FRANKFORT, May 1.-the German Parliament cannot
until the I'D inst, asufcent number of members not
having arrived
VIENNA, May A.yThe bank has improved in POSITION
silver having arrived from London and confidence
entertained The elections having taken
all approximations of interference of France Italy has
degree subsidized AT the wool market held osdens
Hungary there reduction of about 10 forms last
years prices. Money reported easier. and discount has
fallen to 81 per cent,
BoRDEAUx.-The Branch Bank of France has commenced
business and cent fixed the of discount
drawn upon all places where the Bank Of France has
branches Bills at sight the bank Paris guaranteed
free of charge to customers.
ST PETERsguRG May 9-The statement that the export
of specie has been prohibited confirmed, and in conse-
quence there has been fall in exchange.
AFFAIRS IN observation-disclosures have been