The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-30
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"a. IL Abbe de Lamennals. .lO4,oil NJ.
*Thn marked were members of the late Chamber Thus
ae chamb NJ Moderate RepacaDs
eminent. u Ultra Democrats, Communists, etc; etc,
dertood to coincide with the maety Of the Provisional
c. Members OF the Provisional Cabinet. Doubtful.
1t thus appears that the thirty-four members for
the department of the Seine may be classed as fol-
lows Moderates, IS Ultra Democratic, ETC., 4
Doubtful, 5. There among them twelve
deputies two journalists, five ouvrers operators.
one Catholic and one Protestant clergyman.
Among the members elected are three prelates of
the Catholic Church, viz the Archbishop of Paris,
for Aveyron the Bishop of Quimper for Fiuiserre;
and the Bishop of Orleans for the Lozere.
The Bishop of Langres, and several ecclesiastics,
have also been elected in the Morbian.
The accounts received from the provinces bring
returns, most of which impressed with the same
character of moderation which has been remark
Bile in the previous elections. Among the members
of the late Chamber of Deputies, whose return in
the National Assembly is announced, is that of M.
Dupn. He is the only eminent member of the
Conservative party yet elected, II we except the
Count de Montaembert, whose return will be dis
puted. The celebrated Able. Lasordaire is among
the members returned for Marseilles where he beat
M. Theirs. 1t is very remarkable that while the
Able Lascordaire, of the most eloquent preach
ers in the Catholic Church, andthe Able Daguerre
one of the most popular of the Paris clergy,
were both rejected candidates for the repre-
sentatiOn of Paris the celebrated Protestant cler
gyman Coquerel was elected. The circumstance
is remarkable showing how little the elections
were influenced by the mere questions of religion.
The Catholic cure, the Dominican friar, the Prot
estant clergyman, and the Jew advocate, Gre
mieux, frequently figured on the same llst-some-
times, indeed, in company with the intidel ID Alton
Shee whose boast it is that he is neither Catholic
nor Christian
AT the head of the list of unsuccessful candidates
in Paris was NJ. Moreau formerly one of the Depu-
ties of Paris, who had 80 1866 votes, and NJ Boissel
also Deputy from Paris in the late Chamber, who
had SO, 442 uotes.
Failures
Branker Sir Thomas, merchant LIyerpoo
Fox Iv ggsa Gs ye5
Hadwohh, Hardman Co. merchants. Calcutta
t szs Msss CO. Co ax b ahens
Pilot & Barber NewYork
B Boser w. ms5olan a svs 9off
Stakie, Mr., Armenian merchant Calcutta
MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL MAY 5-Cotton-During the last three days
the demand has somewhat moderated and greater choice
of quality again before the buyers but the scale of prices
noticed above steadily maintained and the demand Tor the
trade very fair joined by business the better sorts
OF american for export In Manchester there Is more Oh
neither Yarns nor Goods commanding more money sOO
o O aHs e Masba 9n aad 3
dras Tor export The sales of the week amount to 3220
department Of the trade at our market odaS Upon very
limited demand, Wheat of all descriptions declined 3D. d3d
equally difficult of sale, American eeeded 3D. Dbl and
IRISH as vel as home made, 3D. D sack Indian Corn
time past and although abatement of Cd "a Is = $50 ID
e and See a,eds were sold Conmea also met
L3NDoS' May 5-Ihe attendance of the trade day
transactions in Flour but we cannot advise alteration
| Corn, holders accepted rather lower terms.