The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30
DAILY CRESCENT.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
RECEIVED PER STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.

BY the mail of yesterday, we received the Bati-
more Sun of the Dist instant, and the New York
Herald of the goth, containing extended details of
the news brought by the steamer Cambria Our
readers have had the benefit of the Geographic des
patches announcing the arrival of this steamer and
a confused summary Of the news. The detailed
accounts are almost as unntelligibe and unsatis-
factory as the teIegraphic reports. BY far the most
interesting portion of the intelligence is the disturb
ed state of the Emerald Isle. We have taxed our
best capacity to furnish readers with the sub
Joined SYNOPSIS of the news, and will for the better
guidance of our friends, and the friends OF an OPP
pressed people, add, that the extracts, In almost
every instance are taken from English journals OF
known mOnarchical sentiments, and consequently
opposed to the relief of the suffering yet gallant
people of Ireland. The monarchists of England,
the press of that country, loose no opportunity to
disparage and heap contumely upon the patriotic
leaders of people grOaning under the yoke OF mis-
rule and oppression. Our republican sentiments
love of free institutions, and adherence OF tyran-
ny, leads to sympathize with the noble and SELF
sacrificing spirits, who endeavOr to rally their coun-
trymen to break asunder the British yoke. The
O'Briens, the Meaghers, and other brave spirits,
NAV be unsuccessful for time, but as sure as jus
ce is an attribute of the Deity, they, or their COM
patriots will ultimately triumph. If the people Of
Ireland would become devout worshippers at the
altar of freedom, would but unite and form solid
phaIanx in the cause of Liberty, success would be
certain 1t was cherished sentiment of $ the re-
publican Marquis the beloved and sainted La
fayette-" For a nation to be free, It is sufficient
that she will it The time will come, and it is
the history of oppression past and present. When
that time comes, men will express their amazement
that at any period of the world, any portion of the
human race would submit to be enslaved by Kings
and DespOtS.
The Cambria left Liverpool on the 9TH inst, ard
had a passage of fourteen days, and brought dates
seven days later than those brought by the Acadia.
The Irish rebellion, says the sun, seems to have
been effectually suppressed by a small detachment
of police, which encountered Smith O'Brlen's
forces on the 29th ult., at the Common of Bouagh,
and dispersed them with loss of seven persons on
the part of the insurgents Their leader escaped,
and his place of refuge is not known: 1t was ru-
mored that O'Brien, Meagher, and Reilly, had sue
ceeded in embarking Oh board a vessel, in Galway,
which was on the point of sailing for America
All dIuly vi f'VoV HELL 'oill"A"ii"eu ~ '' "
dinge, WILL it is thought, effectualIy prevent any
future demonstration
Negotiations having failed to establish settle
ment Of the Danish question, hostities were to be
resumed at the termination of the armistice on the
9th ut
The intelligence from Italy is unfavOrable for the
cause of the patriot forces under Charles Albert,
and demand for aid has been made on the French
Republic.
LONDON, August 1, ! P. M-The Danish and
German war has not been yet recommended, but
the preparations on both sides energetlcally pur-
sued Both sides appear to be concentrating all
their forces for decisive blow, and the sooner 1t
takes place the better for commercial interests