The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-14
News by the Hermann.
Photographed to the Baltimore sun.l

steamer Hermann has reached her wharf. after
passage of fourteen days from Southampton whence
she sailed on the 10th September. The following
is a summaryo of the intelhgence.broughtb y her:
The American steamship Hermann sailed from
Southampton on the Doth ult., and reached her
wharf tonight, making passage Of IA days.
An express from Paris, dated Tuesday, 18th ut,
state that the Reiorme announces the return of
Louis Napoleon for the Moselle. The result of the
city electionsps not yet known, but the three
Moderate candidates are thought to have the best
chance. In some of the arondissements the Soci-
allsts have great numbers, but on the whole, the
Moderates are most likely to gain the Assembly. a
The National asserts that the English and French
fleets have interieEed and saved Messina from bonn
bardment. Unfortunately, however, the Journal
des Debats publishes precise details Of quite
trary character. Cen Cavagnac is gradually de-
Ginning in popularity, and his early fall from the
dictatorship of Paris is predicted by many English
and sone French papers. Who will succeed him,
what VIII soon take place in Paris, is very diff
cult to tell The Socialist party was strong in the
Provinces, where several minor disturbances have
occurred The National Assembly was still occu-
pied in discussing the new constitution.
PARIS BoURsE, Sept. I8.-The market has been
without much animation, but the prices of Satur-
day are well maintained. e.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, Sept 1S.-The arrivals since
Tuesday have been limited and from foreign ports.
Moderate supplies of Indian Corn, Wheat and Barley only.
Indian Corn and 1856 barrels flour The weather very
fine With brisk drying winds which has enabled gsat pro.
complain Of the defective yield of wheat and the decay of
Wheat IS moderate at decline generally Of Id to Cd per
bushe Of 20 lbs. for bonded However there good in
last pfices.. Barley, Peas and Beans meet Slow sale
without material change indian Corn in fair request
yet Pees have given way Isl per quarter Conmea meets
built attention at 10 per barrel Transactions in Flour
good attendance Of dealers and moderate show Of most
articles in the trade. The demand Tor Wheat limited
than this day week.. There better demand for Oats
prices Id per 45 lbs higher Indian Corn good deal IN
few
is held Is per barrel advance The demand Tor Flour IS
limited without change for Irsh or American and at Is
L1vlassoI GoTToN MARKET Sept ls -There is fair
demand Fer cotton today Sales of American amount to
5 r. T be wes 0 export at prices the same
LoYDoS MoSEY Ma M4ARKET-Three per cent Consos have
e oen Money $50 Tbee eei Ss A. s tbs
close were marked at 44f 5os 69 25c.; loan 72
IRELAND.-The mail train arrived this morning
brings no intelligence ofimportance, except, how
ever, two hasty communltions, dated sunday and
last night, descriptive of the state of tie disturbed
districts up to the latest hour
CIonnaeL, Sunday night, 9 o'cl0ck.-The insur-
gents have moved towards this town. No outbreak
was made last night on Keilsheelan as was ex-
pected, but bodies of armed men were marching
about the neighborhood only. They made several
attacks upon the farmers, taking arms and destroy
ing property, and at noon to-day, bodies Of persons
observed moving about on the top of the
mountain, which rises above the town on the Wa
tefford side. Crowds ef inhabitants were collected
in the streets, and as evening approached they on
the mountain appearedto increase in numbers, and
it is fully believed they are Insurgents, who have
moved over from the neighborhood of Carrick.
The greatest excitement existed in the town last
night on account of their appearance.
Oarriek is quiet today but the rural districts pre-
sent nsurrectlonary symptoms, such as signal fires,
etc. The military are still under arms and the police
securing the hills constant patrols being kept up
ClonnasJ, Sept. l8-The quiet of our town has.
not been disturbed, as expected last night The
insurgents were gathering yesterday. The military
force mentioned in my last, as about to proceed up
the mountains, did not leave town until O'Clock,
Am. 1t was composed Of three companies Of the
64th regiment under the command of Lieut.. Col.
Shatton, and a small constabulary force under
command of the head constable.
Under the instructions of EMr. RYAN, r.. M this
morning early part of the 9th regiment marched
outand occupied quarters along the line from Dun
drom. party of coIlstabulary also left with con-
vcts for Thurles from which place they will march
over to Dundrom, and form portion Of the escort
of Smith OBrien, whose arrival is hourly expected.
The authorities have announced to-day that Mr..
Ryan, policeman who was said to have been
hanged by the Insurgents, is safe.
A large force of military left Carrick this morn
ing for the Corneragh mountains taking with them
two weeks provisions. This move appears to indi
cate a thorough securing of these mountains. Car
rick is represented as in the most tranquil state.
Another dispatch says that the position and state
of the disturbed districts Of Ireland were again excl
ting much attention in England, as rebellion again
appears to have broken out N that unhappy country
Shortly after the departure of the America, the
insurgent forces moved from the mountains, and a
force consisting of portions of the Third Bluffs,
Fourth Light Dragons, and Eighty Third Regi-
ment, were despatched in pursuit. Mr.. o. Maho-
ney nearly captured, and the insurgents perpe-
trated some excuses in the country through which
they passed The main body had been broken up
in small deaehments, and it was supposed they
would adopt system of guerilla war.are, which
would be- particularly harrassing to government
troops during the approaching incement "jmcr
season.
SPAIN.-Gen. Cordova has set off for Catalonia,
confident of conquering Cabrera.
ITALY.-Charles Albert has arrived at1'urin and
requested the Cabinet to resign in order to form
another in accordance with the wants Of the
country.
.SIcILY-rThe Piedmontese Gazette, of the i4th,
states thar the steamer Vesuyius has been ordered
by the SieIah Government to land troops at MI
laZo; d. Neapolitan troops had advanced
hom Me and been repulsed with loss OF
one-eightho ~ their number aud that the Govern
ment had ordeTedethe immediate formation OF seven
TuRKEY.-The cholera is raging in this country.
Another fire had taken place, which destroyed 200
houses.
:, (IERsfANy.-A letter from Vienna, dated 18Th
Sebtenber states that great excitement exists in
The eapita1, and that the support Of the National
Guards is doubtful. A portion OF them have joined
me- Academic Legion, who will employ force 10
secure the change Of Ministry and form Commit
tee Of Safety.
( AUsTRIA.-Vienna has been declared in state
Of siege, and it is reported that the Emperor OF
Austria will again be forced to seek safety in fight.
The peace between Denmark and the German
Confederation has been concluded by the Frank
fort Diet and having rejected an amendment for
rejecting the armistce, the Sandman fleet had
Quilted Venice. and the Austrian fleet sailed from
Triest it was supposed 10 attack Venice. This, it
was thought, would much compcate the mediation
of France and England with Austria Altogether,
from various letters, war with Italy appears una
voidable, as Austria is indisposed to surrender
Lombardy.
sMessna was bombarded five daysby the Neapol-
tan troops 1t surrendered, and tle Neapolitan
i ua0ule ha