The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-03


The Able Orlando, an intimate friend of Pope
Plus TX has arrived in Paris, on political mission.
Some cases of cholera have occurred in Paris,
of mild disposition, however.
During the interrogatory by the commission of
enquiry. Mr.. Proudhon remarked that he had not
been able recognize his colleagues in the Faubourg
St Antoine on account of his sight being rather
detective All" said Mr.. X, "no doubt that is
the reason why he finds it difficult to distinguish
the difference between his own property and that OF
Others"
One of the Italian papers states that Charles
Albert has sent protest to England and France
against the violation of International law by the
German States, they having, he says, furnished to
the Austrian army contingent of 1900 men.
A treatise on campanolagy published in Norwich
tEngand) states, according to an accurate calcua-
ton, that the number of combinations of definite
sounds that can be produced on twenty-four bells
is so great that at the rate Of two in second it
would require to strike them III, 900 600 900 900
years.
THE GOVERNMENTS REGIUM DoNUM TO THE
IRISH PRIEsTs-The Cork Constitution states that
it is not likely that the Irish Catholic Clergy will
longer refuse a royal donum The people it is
said are now, on application for their dues, telling
them in many quarters, Let the Government for
which you are working pay you, we will not.''
The Wexford Guardian chronicles the wholesale
eviction of an ancient people, the Keanes of Girls
nea, near Ardmore, county Waterford.
The estimated increase of the Dublin Metro
politan Police Commissioners for the ensuing year
is f73,000, or $365,OO0.
The Wesleyan Methodists are said to have de-
creased nearly three thousand in number during
their last year.
The number of mendicants at present in Paris
is estimated at nine thousand.
1t is said that Robert Owen, at present in Lon
don, will shortly return to Paris, with an official
authorization from the French Government to form
an establishment for the fair trial of his system in
France Brisbane, the American Socialist, is in
Paris likewise, and claims equal right to pro-
lection and support
The supplementary miscellaneous estimates in
clude sum of E262,545 to make good the def
cheney for relief to Ireland and Scotland, through
The commssariat department, to June 80, l848 and
one of Ei3O 1865, on account of expenses in the
American colonies, for sick and destitute emigrants
from Ireland in l647.
A dreadful fire occurred in Cork on Monday
night, in the endeavor to extinguish which man
named Short lost his life. Three others were Sc
riously injured.
Eviction on large scale is said to be in pro-
gress at Ardmore, county Waterford, and at Car
rigaholt, in Glare.
provincial paper SAYS, on good authority, -
that the writer of the articles in the Dublin Even.
ing Post denouncing the clubs is one of the most
prominent of those who advised and aided their
establishment.
In Clare and Tipperary the work of eviction
Ioes on rapidly. Not local journal we open
which does not record some such. A sure indica-
zion of what we shall have to expect in the coming
winter which promises not to need that aggravation
A series of experiments was made beneath al
immense tent or awning in Cremorne-gardens, Oh
Monday afternoon, to test the powers of machine
invented by Mr. Stringfellow, to sustain and prope
itself through the air.
Mr.. G. w. NJ. Reynolds, author of the Mysteries
of London, is a bankrupt, and his balance sheet
show that whilst his liabilities e. 100, his as
sets are only ELS.
Gold from ST. Petersburg, on account Of the Rus
sian government, was brought on Monday morning.
by the Camilla, to the amount of f220, 900. The
Rob Roy has brought TO Hull further sum OF
fl70,O00.
In bigamy case tried at Carlisle assizes, last
week, it was shown in evidence that the first mar
rage was celebrated by the landlord of public
house, the second by a tO-keeper. This exposes
strongly the fatal facility of Scotch border mar
rages
In conformity with Sir G. Grey's promise, an
order in council appears in Friday weeks Gazette.
directing that the sixty judges of county courts in
England shall each be paid FL 900 year for their
services, instead of being remunerated by fees as
heretofore The order is to take effect from the
Both of September next.
An inquest was held in London, last week. on
young man who has died suddenly. The case was
stated by the medical witness TO be one of cholera
and Mr.. Wakely agreed that it was SO. Both the
medical gentlemen advised a free use of spices,
especially cayenne pepper, and that the stomach
be well supplied with good wholesome food
A locale in the palace of the National Assembly
has been placed at the disposal of some litho-
graphic ariSteS to reproduce the 900 portraits OF
the representatives of the people from the daguer-
rotype. The signature, date, and place of birth
of every representative WILDE at the bottom OF
these portraits.
Last week an election took place to supply va
cancy in the Sheffield Town Council, when Mr.. S
Pearson, Chartist, was chosen. There are now
nine Chartists in Council.
On sign board, in Harrogate, is the following
inscription: Hudson, umbrella maker, town bell
man, opucian, dealer of tobacco lodgings, baker"
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