The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-03
Arrival Of the Steamer Europa.


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The Baltimore papers of the 26th ult contain the
telegrapbc reports of the Europa's news. The
Europa arrived at Halifax on the 24th, having
left Liverpool on the 18th. She brought 1913 pas
sengers and the following intelligehce
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRs.
ned active and vigorous The sceounts from The MsSafae
WIZ Ea Ss su 6 q healthy s s,as Of affairs
fdenos. VI 0u''''' aHu is''0'a''On o. con-
Money .Marsst-The Money market continues rsuarka
bly, Say Englsh funds have steadily advanced during ne
week ssteTday Console ranged al 92{D93 uansfsr
tssgts9, sales of Cotton Ire week amount
tsons at he Close yssioday wsS for & psn5 s3 2go
5us ~ Far Ohsen. 55d There n O00 bales taken
y Ipeeuaiop and 1900 bales for export OF American
az c1pon hee SsIs sod ~ n 09 Upland at 495Sd; 9
bss y w % iSS 50s1s ana Mobile a ~
vance was firmly maintained 1l
w po handy ss Sas Sot au hs and s S
declined Sd 9l quarter, and i no@ipal At Si932s
gbenge IA he prices Of Wheat from these quoted ls week
delphia 55s Cd Gg34s 3d. Bainmols "a S5st 6d ma
Pgogsstons There has been alienation Beef West.
4 sdaouOn Of > cwt Western brands have been sod
The Iron trade is du-deslsn insisting lower rates
GENERAL GETELLIGENCE
It has been excessively hot in London and Liv-
srpool.
The cholera is steadily Oh the increase in Lon
don. Last week there were l52 deaths in London
and in Liverpool POI. The epidemic has broken
out in very fatal form in Southampton, and seems
TO lntest the entire Southern coast
The crops throughout England and Ireland were
very promising. The potato disease has appeared
IN but a limited number of places.
IRELAND.
The Irish papers contain most distressing &C
counts Of the Intense sufierings of the people, par
hcularly m The Southwestern districts The work
houses filed to repleton, and thousands of per-
Sons appear actually destitute of means to keen
soul and body together
On Monday, O'Brien, Meagher, MeManus and
DonOhOe We're embarked on board the schooner
Swiit which sailed Immediately for Van Dieman's
Land. Previous TO their departure they placed in
the hands Of mutual friends an address, Of which
the London Iiul5s aays ait must be admitted ia
tone is of an unobectionable chaTacter--nav. even
more moderate than could be expected from men,
the whole tenor Of whose previous conduct favored
the supposition that they were acting not as free
agents, but as the victims Of some unknown species
OF downright lmaey."
FRANCE.
The elections TO ill 30 vacancies in the Assem-
bly, are going forward quietly and the results favor
the moderate candidates. lnthe Provinces Lamar
tine and some Of the Socialists have secured their
election.
On Thursday there was a rumor in Paris of a
difference IN the cabinet on affairs in Rome aud it
Is SAID That BaFFot and Buaure will retire. A doubt
is expressed whether England as previously report
ed, demonstrated with France on the subject Of
Rome
Monsieur Belhuys tDrouin de 'Huys, probably !
has been dispatched Ambassador extraordinary
20 the Court of st. James, with much apparent
haste with the object, as has been coniectured 10
nsutralize Lord PalmeTst0ns apprehended inter
venton in the unconditional restoration of the Poe
but the correspondent Of the Times says upon re-
liable information, that no such folly is intended by
the French government
Several Committees of the Assembly have suo-
gested that that body might be prorOgued from the
18th August 10 the LIST October without detriment
TO the public business, and commission will forth
nauifi int, -
The difficulties which continue 10 beset the !
French government, particularly in regard to the
Italian question, occasion the funds greatly to uc-
tuate at every turn Of fortune.
The MOnlteUF contains dispatch from General |
Oudinot, which gives an elaborate description of
The final assault made upon Rome on the 29lh |
June The Romans fought desperately, leaving 400 |
lead and l2g prisoners with the French, including
~ officers OF all ranks of whom are described
az foreigners. The French admit only the loss Of
nine killed and ITO wounded.
In consequence Of the surrender of Rome the |
order received at ToulOn for embarking reinforce-
menls OF all kinds has been countermanded. and |
steamers already at sea with troops have been |
recalled
The movements of Ledru Ron have been at
lehgtn traced out He has until recently been Sc
Greleu N Parls, and on Wednesday reached Lon
don IN the Oslend steamer from Belgiun in com,
pany with Martin, Bernard, EteD2e Arago and
Sergt Bochot. "a anu
The present accounts of the cholera are favor
i ne uSaths nave fallen TO less than 30 per
day, and are daily decreasing The totaI ,,Tb ~ !
OF deaths from cholera in Paris and tbe s,bnsI
since 1t first broke out, in January LAST Is said ~
be more than 10000 ''''' 10 s'iu ~
A council Of revision has confirmed the ssntoroo
OF death pronounced on Capt. Kleber. who impDo.
dialely appealed to the Court Of Cessation.
ROME
The Assembly in its last sitting unaniroo,,sI |
voted the Constitution of the Republic and ordr5
II to be deposited in the Capitol as the exnressoT
OF the unanimous wish of the Roman people Tba |
Constitution is, by vote Of the Assembly. TO he |
engraved on MARBLE They also ordered h,nsrai |
services to be celebrated in ST. Stephen's Cbnrcb
Tor those who have fallen in defence of the Repub |
llc The entrance Of the French troops en- ysqsse |
INTO Rome did not take place until the 7th inst |
On the Sd, proclamation was issued bv the Ma. |
llonal Assembly, recommending an abstinence |
from all attempts at vengeance as being useless /
and unworthy the dignity Of Roman citizens Cen |
Oudlnot and staff were disguised by the National |
Guard ON his entrance into the CITY, thew not rising
OF paying him the military salute due to his rank |
The French soldiers had TO pull down the barri.
cades themselves, in the absence of the Roman Ia.
borers, and at dark the troops were conveyed to
their quarters. Garibaldi succeeded in escaping /
from Rome, with ten thousand men, and was loudly |
eheered as he passed out of the city. He had gone
in the direction of Garsima, [TerTacna n and il |
is proba bic would give trouble to any detachments
Of Neapolitans or Spanards he might meet with
His reported intention is to invade the kingdom of
Naples A detachment of the French army was
sent in pursuit of him on the 4th
The COriere MsrcanM of Genoa of the 7th states
that Government had been established at Rome
consisting of one Roman and two Frenchmen
The regular Roman troops will be stationed here
after at Leone and Taratina. At present they are
IN barracks al Rome
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
'ays :. have good reason p believe that the Re-