The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30


nalsts The rebellion is not put down; and unless
the dsaf1ected portions of Ireland be permanently
occupied by armed men, ever prepared to act with
vigOr it may break out afresh before the middle OF
next week. Lord Clarendon does not think rebel
lion put down Within the last three days, he has
proclaimed Kerry, Galway. Wexford Carlow,
Queens County, Kildare, Wicklow, Westmeath,
LOuth, Newry and Down, eight barOnles IN King
County, four barOnies in Cavan, and tWoin Armagh
Thus is nearly One-half Of Ireland under ban. IN
GLIDING four out of nine counties of that very lister
heretofore deemed so very loyal-Londoa Herald.
o. The steamship Hermann was to have sailed
from NewYork for Southampton on Monday, 2lst
inst at II A. NJ. The Herald says she had fair
cargo, good list of passengers and was splendid
sailing order
NOTICE TO VESSELS TRADING WITH CUBA OR
PoRro RICo.-The Washington Union of the 10Th
inst, publishes the following official notice from
the State Department
Merchants and owners or masters of vessels engaged in
trade with Cuba or Porto Rico are hereby informed that
the of those islands will in future, rgdy en-
force the regulation, requiring every vessel arriving IN
their ports 10 produce bi of health issued certified by
the Spanish consul residing at the place om which she sail
ed and they accordingly advised not to neglect this pre-
caution. they may subject themselves difficulties by
leaving our ports without the certificate thus required
o. Gen Wool left NewYork on the 18th inst.
for Troy, his place of residence. One of the Troy
volunteer companies met him.at NewYork and ac-
COmpanied him on the boat an escort.
o. General Worth and family are of the num-
Der enjoying themselves at Newport, R. J.
G3- Mr.. Robert j. Walker, the Secretary Of the
Treasury, left Washington on Friday, the 18th inst
for Rockway where his family had preceded him.
In the absence of the Secretary, the duties of his
office will devolve upon McClintock Young, Esq
ONO RIVERA Louisville on the evening of
the 2lst inst, there were four feet three inches of
water in the Canal. The river was slightly re-
cedng.
FooD FOR IRELAND-We learn from the New
York Courier and Enquirer that three barks and
two brgs left NewYOrk on the 18th inst. for Cork,
all laden with full cargoes of corn. These ship
ments are made, the Courier says, in anticipation
of a scarcity of breadstuffs in Ireland.
90 Among the subscriptions to the Washington
Association of the Friends of Ireland one from
the widow of Theobald Wolfe Tone, one of the
most distinguished of the patriots of '9S.
ARKANSAS ELECTIoN.-The Banner of the 22d
inst, published at Little Rock, contains returns of
the election for Governor member of Congress- and
the State Legislature of Arkansas. Gov. Drew,
democrat) had no competitor. and is of course
elected. The majority for Johnson, democratic
candidate for Congress, over Newton, (whig in tie
80 counties from which returns have been received.
is 1899 The returns for the Legislature render it
certain that the democratic majority will be large.
6s- Major Poussin, the Minister of the French
lict he
at New York, The Herald says it is his intention
to visit several of the Northern cities before he re-
turns to Washington
PROBABLE DIssoLUTIoN.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger says: % The
dissolution of the firm, Richie d Heiss, of the
Union, seems to be agreed upon. The gallant Major
will soon be engaged in more profitable business
than newspaper enterprise, and has taken such
cellent care of his property that he retres with
large fortune, which his business talent will still
further increase. near relation of Mr. Richie is
designated as the gentleman who will take the place
of Maj. Heiss in the official organ of the Govern
ment."
LAUNCH-A U. S. revenue cutter was launched
at Washington on the 18th inst. She is named the
! Cornelius w. Lawrence, in honor of the Collector
n,
venue cutter for the coast of Oregon, whittier she
| is expected to sail in October. She will be COM
manded by Capt. Frazier.
| CoRCoRAN AND RIGGs-Wm. w. Corcoran of
this eminent financial firm in Washington, has re-
| Gently gone to Europe. The object of his visit it
s limited in financial circles, is to arrange either for
the sale or hypothecation Of three four millions
of the L. S. Loan, he having been invited to Lon
don for that purpose.
o. The SOuthener, having been engaged to
| carry the U. S. mail between New York and
Charleston, will have letter box subpOstofiice
on board in which letters may be dropped up to the
moment of her sailing.
CUBA.-A letter is published in the New York
Evening Post, from gentleman in Havana to a
friend in that city, in which the following passage
| occurs:
- here caution you against sending me paper published
in New York have been told, part in Spanish and part
in English edited BY native Of this country, called La
Nerdad is prohibited here and may get those IN trouble
read by many have been informed that the authorities
open letters the POoce. There were several planters
arrested the other day, denounced told by Span
sh Consul at the North for being conspiracy for
aop. WITH INTELLIGENT mem eVe gV one would oe ~ be
the history Of the country but how be ght about
| Is more than can conceive"
The writer goes on to state, in substance, that,
although the people are in favor Of independence,
or annexation to the United States, yet its accom-
plishment at present is looked upon as chimerical,
in the face of the watchulness of the Spanish gov
eminent, and in the presence of standing army
of 10000 kept in the Island
From BELIzE.-The New York papers have files
of papers from Belize to the I'd ult They contain
no news. The colony appears to be squabbling
with the Home Government, on account of their