The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05
FURTHER ACCOUNTS BY THE ACADIA.

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| The following Is an extract;
The act for the prevention crime and outrage Ireland
sion was attended BY the most beneficial ELECTS The omen
display OF arms intended for criminal purposes checked
attrocous murders who have spread through the
country, were appehended, tried and convicted
The distress in LELAND consequent upon failures
ton of t law for The relief Of The pooTand By he amo@Ht
Of charitable contributions raised IN other parts of the United
On th other hand organized confederaees took advan-
tae Of the existing 10 excite suffering subiecstO
[eGo1 Hone OF punder and eonfseaon We're held out
Were exhibited to The ambitious In this conjunctue ap-
Piled your loyalty and wisdom for increased powers and
was enabled to defeat in few days Vaccinations which had
by the Lord ea en of SG II this 4a
/ gency deserves the warmest appreciation.
| 81 LAND
/ Commission at Ci0nmel-The European Times
says: We are enabled to state, upon the
best authority, that special commission has issued
for the County of Tipperary.
| The Judges are to be the Lord Chief Justice
! (Blackbunne) and the Lord Chief Justice of the
| Common Pleas, and Judge Moore.
The Commission opens on the 18th on that day
the Grand Jury will be sworn. There must, how
ever, be an adjournment as soon as the bills are
found.
tits not, we believe, finally settled what prison.
ers are to be put upon their trial at the Special
Commission. Mr., O'Bren and Mr. Meagher will
certainly be among the number. Nothing has been
as yet determined with regard to Mr.. Duffy.
1t is not as yet finally known by what counsel
the prisoners are to be defended, Mr.. Hem, Mr..
Whiteside Mr.. Butt and Mr.. Homes, have been
all retained, we understand, both for the defence
of Mr.. O'Bren and Mr. Meagher; but all the re-
tainers have been given for trial at Dublin. 1t
is of course, the power of each prisoner select
separate counsel to defend him.
1t is expected that the movable column, at pre-
sent encamped at Turtua, under the command Of
Gen. Mcdonald, will be located at Clonmel during
the sitting Of the Commission. Altogether, we
shall probably have military force Of little less
than 1000 men.
A letter from Dublin, published in several of the
morning papers, says:
The parties against whom the Crown Solicitor
considers he has complete case, are Smith O'Br-
en-, NcAlanus, and the rebel peasaniry y
He finds difficulty in duplicating Meagher in
the Balngarry artair-ln fact, he cannot get proof
TO show that he was there at all and his only step
to have him tried is by charging him with overt
acts of treason in the affair. One. or two of the
peasants have become approvers, and their deposit
lions are in the hands of the Crown-but il will
take stronger proof than this to insure conviction,
in order that the Crown may have the best of it.
The grand panel is to be selected from the petty
jurors those cases connected with the state trials
Parliament IN irelqHd.-We have on a previous
occasion minated that there had been formed in
Dublin Society for the promotion of the annual
slttlngs OF the Imperial Parliament in Ireland The
Committee held a meeting at l24 Abbey ST. on
Monday, the 4tl inst Lord w. Fitzgerald in the
chair, when the following new members were adj
mitted: Lord Massereene, Lord O'Neill, the Earl
of Castestuart Lord Rossmore j. Feherston-
haugh, Esq, Rev. Sir Harcourt Lees, Bart James
John Bagot, ESQ., NJ Burke, Esq. w. II. Burton,
Esq, w. Johnson Esq, Sir Il. Morrison, Isaac
Butt, Esq, q c., B. Chapman, ESQ.,. Aubrey
Beaucerc, Esq, and w. At1in, Esq. The follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
That in order to remove a misapprehenson
which appears TO exist as TO the objects contempIa-
ted by this Society," we feel it necessary to declare
that it is not desire to seek a triennal meeting
of the Imperial Parliament in Dublin for general
purposes, but that the object of this Society is to
procure an arrangement by which the Imperial
Parliament shall hold its sitfings in Dublin during
such convenient portion of each year as may be
sufficient for the transaction of business more pc
culiarly relating to Irish affairs.
That the Committee meet at their rooms, 1874
Abbey St., every Monday, at O'Clock, to receive
subscriptions and admit members aid TO transact
the general business Of the Society.
GERMANY
tOrt.-Commercal affairs, which were i'm
proving, have at once received check by the
warlike tone of the Diet who, by majority of
seventeen, have refused to sanction the armistce
which has been concluded between Prussia and
Denmark.
As this was a direct violation of the authorized
step which Prussia had taken, the Ministry resigned
in body, on the 9th inst. The debate took place
in crowded assembly, and amid much excite
ment, on the motion that the National Assembly
DEGREES the stoppage Of the military and other
connected with the fulfilment Of the con
ditions of the armistice. The numbers were ayes
1913, noes 32l-maiorty H. For the motion upon
the question subsequently put, that the National
Assembly resolves that the question as TO the sop-
page of the fufment Of the armistice shall not be
put to the vote until some resolution as TO the ar
mstice itself has been formed by the Assembly, it
was rejected by vote OF IA TO go The Assem-
bly, broke up amid great tumult. The Ministry
met in council almost Immediately afterwards and,
as before stated, resolved to resign in a body The
city continued in a very disturbed state till late
hour at night
TTAUY.
The latest dates from Genoa announce, that after
much difficulty tranquility was re-established-
From Placentia news has been received that
most destructive epidemic had broken out among
the Austrian troops
The Austrian conditions of mediation are--the
sovereignty Of Lombardy TO be retained, and no
territory 10 be ceded to Austria. A
liberal constitution is promised to Milan and Wen
ma, under the Austrian yiceroy
The Young wife Of the hereditary Prince OF Par
ma, sister Of the DIXIE Of Bordeaux, has given
notice that she intends to maintain the right Of her
line in The Ducbes, having gwen birth to a son,
born an lalian. at Florence.
The Roman Chamber was prorogued to the 18th
November The Pope has resolved TO send re-
presentation 10 the Congress on the Italian question:
TURKEY
letter from Constantinople says: We have
suffered another dreadful fire, which has de-
stroyed The entire quarter Of buildings the
Marina, from DTft8e " DFluBe. - nat qldTUeF COLI
aimed magazines ofoiI, wood taIlow, wax, tobacco,
fruit uHd other valuable articles about thousand
houses, in value altogether about E300,000." The
cholera continues with the same intensity eighty
o one hundred cases per day are Acknowledged by
lie authorities.
wALLACHIA.
The Russians are preparing to take up their win
er quarters in Jassey. The cholera has almost en-
rely ceased in that district after carrying off 5000
,ictilns.
POLAND.
A letter from Warsaw TO the 10Th August states
hat Poland is literally OVERLOOKING with Russian
roops There are numerous camps near Warsaw
Ind at other places, and force Of 10000 men is
,repared to march into Poland at a days notice.
HUNGARY.
The whole country is in a complete state OF
lnarchy. The Hungarian troops have been de
enr.,ral eng and