The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28
The News BY the Acadia.
TELEGRAPHED TO THE DAILY CRESCENT.

The following Dispatches, the first of which
should have been received on Sunday, and the
second on Monday, reached US yesterday:
CHARLESTON September 24-101S PM
The Acadia has arrived at Boston, bringing week
later-to the9th of September.
The steamship United States had put back consequence
OF damages sustained at sea.
The weather according to the report of Wilmer Smith
Times had been favorable the crops and the Temporary
settlement of the difficulties between Denmark and the Ger
man DuchIes had a favorable effect the Corn market
The prices Of Corn had declined at Liverpoo-Wheat 6s
and Indian Corn 3s quarter American Flour was Cd
034s.; Wheat 28(03s. ID; Corn 32D34s Cotton was in
good demand Weeks sales 2 900 bales-fair upland and
Mobile Az Orleans 45S-suppy increasing aud the manu-.
factories ourshng Lard has advanced aud Provisions
steady The Potato crop not bad was apprehended
Parliament was prologued by the Queen in person on the
9TH September The Queen had left on visit to Scotland
Ireland was tranquil.
Lamarne published his defence against charges by which
Cavaignac compelled deny intentions suppressing the
Constitutional" This give received it, not pre-
| tending to know what it means-Eds. CreSceHt.l
In Paris the Constitutional and La PGrG have renewed
their attacks against the Government The latter in open
! opposition to the Republic
The BOnapaIists said be making efforts to elect Louis
! Napoleon to the Presidency.
Disturbances had taken place the French povnces-[but
whether these disturbances in consequence Of coin
ciden with extraordinary imposed by the Government
the Telegraph does not inform buthas disturbance and
tax mixed to puzzle any one but solver of
grams.l
Intelligence from Turin of the Sd inst says that the Aus
Han imposed contribution upon the city of Parma of
400 900 FORMS payable in four hours. The contribution
not paid within the time limited and the soldiers began pill
laying the city The inhabitants encouraged, probably, by
the patriotic example of the people of Bologna rang the
tocsin and commenced fearful struggle with the Austians
The whole city in auns-even the and child.
assisting in the combat, hurting missiles of kind,
from the windows and tops of the houses upon the heads of
the sodery The country around flew arms and rushed
to the assistance of the patriots in the city What the result
has been is not known.
Scheswig and Holsein have refused acknowledge the
amsce concluded with Denmark by Russia on the part of
Germany.
The blockade of the Ebe had been raised since the 9TH
inst The Prussan Baltic was also free.
The French has received dispatches from its
Minister at Berlin, officially announcing that the Emperor
of Austria had accepted the mediation of France and Eng
land in the settlement of the Italian question.
A correspondence had taken place between Cavaignac
and Chauzare ri account of disaection among the
National guards, only small portion of each division ap
Dearng at the Sunday parades.
Ledru Roin, it is stated is about starting paper to
advocate his peculiar opinions
Accounts from Italy represent the whole country greatly
excited Tumuts have occurred at Genoa, Leghon and
Rome, and have been with great difficulty suppressed.
Second Dispatch.
CHARLESTON, September 25-Very latest accounts, per
Acadia. state Corn advanced shilngs quarter on the
9th inst, and Wheat 4d p bushe flour firm at 34s per
bb Corn, 80 to 36 shiings Banng's Circular says Rice
declined consideraby-Car scarce Rough Tupentine
S., and Spirits 39s.
Cotton firm and Breadstuffs declined in all northern