The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13


The journals Of Genoa announce that letters had
neeh received from Venice to the 10Th, with INTEL
| lgence that the blockade of that city had been
raised. The Flerence papers quote letters from the
same city, which say that an instruction had ia
ken place, and that a republic had been proclaimed
at Trieste.
report that republic had been proclaimed at
Trieste was prevalent at the Paris Bourse but as il
was stated to have come through Florence il was
not generally credited
The Bologna Gazette states that passengers had
arrived at Venice from Trieste, wearing iri-color
scarfs
STAIN.
1t appears certain that Cabrera has succeeded in
establishing notifications and opening communion
tons with the Carlists Of Navarro. Gen. Cabrera
had addressed to Gen. Eio the most pressing exhor-
latons to raise the standard of revolt and that with
the least possible delay. With this view he has
promised to place at his disposal the half of the Gre
dit Of twelve millions Of reals which he has recently
obtained. Gen. Elio has replied TO Cabrera that
his liked intention is to penetrate into Navarro with
the forces at his disposal and that before the Iapse
OF a fortnight, his determination, which is I'M
changeable, will certainly be put in execution
On the other hand, the report is current, and oh
talns more and more belief every day in Navarro
that the Progressisas associating with the Car
lists TO assist this movement, which will soon be-
come most extensive. There can be no doubt that
Bayonne and its neighborhood are inundated with
Spanish refugees, and especially with members of
the Progressista party. The leaders Of the Pro-
gressistas, however, deny the alliance with the Car
lists. They have even done so publicly in the
journals of the place. Another thing certain is,
that the Carlists and Progressstas cannot remain
long assembled together, as they at present, on
one frontier. The Government cannot permit it,
and they must therefore, in a short lime either en-
ter Spain at once dispense.
The Madrid Gazette of the 18th publjshes a dis
patch from Gen. Cordova, announcing that twenty
seven Carists had surrendered thar much rivalry
existed among the chiefs and that the republican,
band had dispersed. In Arragon the Queens
troops had obtained slight advantage over the in
surgents. Cabrera had notified 10 the authorities
OF Barcelona, that if any Of the conspirators then on
trial were put to death, he would realiate on the
eighty prisoners taken in the engagement of Coll de
David
The Very Latest News by the Hibernia.
from the New York Tribune's Liverpool Agents.l
IRELAND.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Oct. 21-TFial Of Bfea-
gher-An extraordinary express from Dublin has
just this instant (halfpast l O'clock reached the
wharf, with business letters reports etc. from our
Irish reporters and correspondents.
The State trials at Clonmel proceed very slowly.
The case of Meagher has occupied the whole week,
and cannot, it is said, go to the jury before late
hour this Saturday night The only chance the
Attorney General has Of conyicting the prisoner is
by making him responsible for the acts of Mr..
O'Brien. This, although dangerous doctrine, is
held by some to be iase! undoubtedly it is not
justice!
Conmel, has opened up the defence, and in a truly
mastery style exposed the hollow case made out
against his client. Yesterday he was to finish his
address TO the jury, when witnesses for the defence
will be called Mr.. Butt will then sum up, after
which Meagher will have an opportunity Of adj
dressing the court. IL be does so, long and brill
liant speech may be expected, as he is among the
foremost Of Ireland's spirit-stiTing orators. The
Solicitor General viii reply, and lord Chief JUS
tice Blackburn charge the jury.
T,-,IT
has just set off for London, to consult with the
Government respecting what course will be adopted
with Mr.. O'Bren and his fellow-convicts. That
no capital punishment will ensue is now considered
certain.
We have nothing definite respecting the writ of
error in these cases. The probability is that it
will be allowed to issue, and the chances are that
the House Of Lords will allow the prisoners the
benefit Of the objection.
FRANCE.
Precision Riots at HdUre-By letter from our
correspondent at Hayre, received this morning uia
Southampton, we learn that very serious riots have
occurred there in consequence Of the mob inter-
fering to prevent English and other vessels loading
potatoes and other articles Of food from that port
1t appears that in consequence Of the violence ex-
hibited by the mob at Fecamp in preventing the
shipment Of provisions few days since, the Pre-
feet spread decree prohibiting the expectation Of
all articles of food; the decree, however, being
illegal, the Custom-house authorities refuse 10 obey
the order and compelled the PFefect 10 recall IL,
The lower orders became greatly excited al this
step, and having assembled in a large body, pro-
ceeded TO attack two English and two French yes
sells lying near the quay and unloaded their cargoes
The National Guard then called out 10 the
number of 800. Upon arriving at the quay they
were assaed with shower Of stones. After some
parleying, the mob having in the meantime pre-
pared for resistance and armed themselves with
such weapons as were at hand, the guards charged
them at the point Of the bayonet. The people, who
ali hv of
desperately, but were at length forced to retreat.
The enaeute commenced at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, and order was not restored until 6 O'Clock in
the evening. Fourteen soldiers and about double
that number of the people were carried to the Hos
pital wounded-some Of them seriously.
ITALY.
The Tuscan Ministry.-Our previous adpices
from Florence led us to expect that change of
Ministry would take place ere long Such has
been the case, and letter received this morning
informs US that new Cabinet has been formed,
composed Of the most doanche of the Liberal We
append list of the new Ministry:
g. B. Nieolini. President Of the Council
" S!aenazzl .............. Minister q tbe inen2r
NJ Mariano d Ayau. Minister oi ws,
NJ aazz9nli saner n t P 1vS
VI Guido Rontan. Minister of Law and Justice.
M fenga.,..... ,hinhsf y 1iAAhees.
HOLLAND.
The Cholera-The accounts respecting the ex-
tent Of cholera in Amsterdam were, we are happy
to find, much exaggerated inasmuch az at the date
Of our last advices only seven persons had been at
tackled but Of these, four cases had been fatal.
The funds in that city are depressed.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 21.-The Cotton market opened this
morning with quiet but steady appearance. There Is
any change to notice in prices and the sales estimated at
1000 bales, of which exDofeB have taken portion The
demand for all articles Of the trade slow stl holders
firm, and the rates current at yesterdays market sup
ported. Indian Corn sim wanted in large quantities for
hipment to Ireland.
Commerce Of New York
IMPORTS IN OCTOBER.
Is47 1898
gnlaDe. s...''.s.s Ysss9SS51 0i9955z
free. Observation-Disclosures. 5t233 1881
specie ADOsHo lN.55o