The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11
FULLER REPORT Of the HIBERNIA's NEWS.
from the Ba'timo9e sun Extra Of November 81


Iron the Baltimore sun Extra Of November 81
The Cunard steamer Hibemia arrived at Boston
this morning, after successful passage Of thirteen
days, having left Liverpool on the 2lst.
The following dispatch has just come to hand as
we go to press, from our Boston correspondent:
BosToN, Nop 5, 1 P. M.-The Hibernia has ar.
rived at her wharf, in thirteen days from Liverpool
bringing the following imI )rtant intelligence
The weather during the week previous 70 her
sailing was very much unsettled. There bad been
much rain, but change Of wind brought clear
weather. The harvest during this period has been
completely gathered in. For the next fortnight
autumn sowing will be general.
The potato crop in Scotland is good. The oat
crop IN that country, however, is short In Ireland
the potato crop falls immensely short
The markets generally partake Of he same want
OF spn,t which prevailed in England at last adj
vices. Speculation had been stopped entirely, and
the large supplies pouring in from the Baltic and
other ports had efIeetually kept down prices.
TIE CHoLERA,-The alarm throughout Eng
land. which has been created by the presence the
cholera in London and Edinburgh, had sensibly
decreased. Thirty additional cases Were reported
in London, but the general health Of the city is
better this year than ordinarily. There were 990
deaths last week, for the average against 1854
during the same period in former years.
In Manchester and Liverpool there have been no
cases of cholera. Edinburgh was visited with
more severity than other places, while Leith had
the little village OF New Haven, where it was de-
| tected IN malignant FORM IN that quarter the
Government has done away with quarantine regu-
lations, as unnecessary even in where deaths
have occurred by the cholera from vessels coming
IN from continental ports.
lRELAND.-Ihe runner regarding the execution
Of O'Bren turns out be Incorrect but he is still
in prison. The Lord Lieutenant, in his reply 20
the deputation of the inhabitants Of Dublin, refused
direct answer to their memorial beyond the assn
rance that weight will be given 10 the recommen-
dation Of the jury which tried him.
The Catholic prelates at Dublin have come to
certain resolutions highly important, emanatipg
from collective BODY whilst they imnore Govern
ment to employ all the funds at its disposal and all
its influence for the immediate reliefof the poor, as
well as to effect equitable adjustment Of relations
between landlord and tenant to stimulate an outlay
of capital, give employ to able-bodied men, and in
crease the products Of the soil.
FRANoE.-The partial change in Gen. Cavaig-
nae administration is either prelude TO his retire
ment, or more probably owing 10 some CONFUSION
brought about by the resentment Of the RepHbi-
cans-de Ia VleiHe-they who were republicans be-
fore the February insurrecti0n, and early were
deprived of their sovereign authority.
Zen. CaVagnac perceived that the majority in
the Assembly Is composed Of Loyalists. Legitimiss,
aud Moderates, who became Republicans after Feb
ruary, and possessed the power Of excluding him
from office at any moment, and having been him
self raised to power by them, he has no alternative
but concillatory measures The result is that De-
ceaux, the project of Paris, has resigned, saying
plainly that he disapproves Cavaignac's policy.
If the presence Of dangers menace liberty in
France whilst it triumphs in Germany, he says he
shall resume place among the opponents Of royalty,
which he will combat under all DISCUSSES, and con-
eludes Significantly that all the soldiers Of Dumon-
rlez must be at their post. Mine, says he, has
ceased TO be where my political sympathes no
longer exist.
Another evidence Of Gen. Cavaignaes critical
position is to be found in the waverng Of The Ma
hqnal The Orleans family was overthrown by the
sub-edicts Of that paper.
Louis Napoleon keeps quiet. The Socialist ban
quets continue. One was TO be held on Saturday,
under the auspices Of Ledru Ron which creates
great alarm. The funds, which rallied when the
moderate party were admitted 10 the cabinet, have
declined.
VIENNA-The stupendous events which are pass
ing in the Austrian Empire kept all Europe in state
Of alarm and excitement during the week ending on
the 9Th ut The Ban of Croatia was advancing
towards Pesth at the head of a numerous army,
with the view 10 suppress the Hungarian insurrec-
ton, when the intelligence of the revolution in vi
emma reached him. and he Immediately turned his
column towards Vienna, advancing rapidly. The
Diet has lO0 900 men to defend the Capital and the
Provisional Government. Some, however, are fa-
vorable to the Emperor who must have about the
same number encircling Vienna, as reinlorcements
continue to pour in from all quarters. The Emperor
has retired to OmutZ, in MOravia where he can col
lect countless thousands of Scavonans ready to
engage in war against their German fellow-subects.
France holds aloof from the quarrel Russia stands
ready with 200, COO men upon the confines Of Poland
to throw its whole weight in favor Of thesEmperor,
and in support of the Scavonic quarrels. Travel OF
communication from Berlin to Vienna is interrupt
ed, and the railroads have been torn up These
events producing serious results in Italy Tho
Hungarian soldiers at Milan have demanded to
return to their own country and position. Radezky
appears to be in perilous condition, for should
Charles Albert seize favorable moment to cross
the Tcino, he may drive the Austrians from Lom-
bardy Present events may change the whole face
of Europe.
Spain was still unsettled, and Portugal quiet
On the 18th Of October the Diet Of Vienna sent
an ultimatum to the invading army unless the Ban
of Croatia and the Hungarian army left the ycin-
ity. If this is done it may avert fatal disaster and
inevitable war.
Vienna continued qdet and orderly, and all The
public buildings were protected by the people a
courier, who arrived at Hamburg on tue oh,
states that Jellachich has separated his army into
five divisions.
Tie Genoa Courier Of the l4th ult. says that
the Vienna news acted like thunderboh upon
Radetzly, and the feeling in the army was very
awkward, not knowing what power they belonged
to. The same paper states that this news increases
the strength Of the war party at Turin.
The Piedmontese troops have received orders 70
be ready for the field by the l6th and Gen. Durando
will Immediately assume command.
A rlmor at Paris states that Charles Albert viii
not renew the amishce, but will recommence
] hOstlitles
European Markets
MONEY MARKET-Tbe Share market heavy sales
i Of ConsO at 84sg to st34.
market E heavg and has UNDER further decline of Ed
b b on all de crptOns Orleans Fair 70 Good Far was
selling at 31k945Sd; Mobile, 3gSED4Sd Bowed Ge6Tea.
3zSGD41Sd SAFES during the Week comDIso "a $50 bales.
Expo1tsr have taken ABOUT 1000 bales o. American The
/ market closed quiet and lib downward tendency.
In Gbsgov, London and Manche trade IS d u, being
/ influenced By The decline in Liverpool
Breadstpfs-The arrivals Of Breadstus both at London
Liverpool very limited, owing % the Tevaehce OF
easey winds causing the markets 70 be frmer. Buyers
think that prices have reached the highest mark Large
quantities of produce be the aud
less unexpected demand should spring MP there Is no
chance Of advance worthy Of notice for some time
Wheat Is selling al u.s. III as Sd. 2 70 ID Flour, 3t ~
32s y bbl and dull Corn has improved, and the export
inquiry for Ireland has Overed the late reduction The
following are Inc present Liverpool quotations White
Corn 35O36s and 3jG37s. for Yellow Meal, l55 6d0
/ 49, 3 Dbl.