The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-13
One Day Later from Europe.

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One Day Later from Europe.
We have telegraphie dispatches from London to
the 18th, P. NJ, and advices from Liverpool up to
the moment of the sailing of the Niagara. On
that day Cotton opened firm at Liverpool, with
| sales of 60O0 bales, with an upward tendency.
| Corn was heavy, but prices remained unchanged.
| Consols for money ranged from 9Is to 7Is, which
was decline of one eighth from the preceding day.
IRELAND
The State prisoners in Richmond Brdewell con-
| tinue in good spirits, and very sangune to
the validity of the point which Sir Fitzroy Kelly
| has raised in their favor, namely-that the only
| sentence which be carried out upon them is
| that pronounced at ClonmeI. Ii So her Majesty
may confine them in an Irish prison transport them
she cannot; and hang them, her Government dare
| not. The arrangements now nearly completed,
that every town and city throughout the United
Kingdom of Ireland, England and Scotland will
send forward a memorial to the Queen praying her
to exercise her royal prerogative, and grant the
Irish patriots free pardon. Perhaps she may al
low them to go into voluntary exile-at the same
time, forgiveness of their political ransgressons
would add more security to her royal diadem, and
induce greater amount of popularity in her favor
than any other act to which she has given, or will
give, the royal assent to during the session of l949
Now that the seat Of Mr.. Smith O'Brien will be
declared vacant, says Limerick correspondent,
there are symptoms of contested election already
visible.
Our Dublin correspondent states that there is no
chance of MIR. Martin escaping transportation-in
fact, that such has been already notified to him.
The amount OF distress, OF poverty, and destitu-
ton in Ireland is still of the most narrowing char
acter-disiress, disease, poverty and destitulion.
The Cholera is on the increase, and nobody TO
support the poor.
FRANCE.
The lrtest edition of the Times says that Marshal
Bugeaud has been ordered by the President to come
TO Paris quick possible.
Alarming reports were current of serious disturb
ances at Lyons, where extreme radical candidates
have been returned. 1t is stated that regiment of
the line joined the mob, and that regiment of dra-
goons refused to act. These statements made
the authority Of private letters said to have been
received in Paris. As alarmists are endeavoring
to create panic, however, implicit reliance must
not now be placed on such reports.
Although much excitement prevailed in Paris
concerning the result of the elections, nothing of
threatening character had appeared. The London
Herald says that 200 Socialists " ill be returned.
Continental Affairs
AT Rome the state of affairs continues unchanged
1t is said that the French determined to settle
the business without the interference of the Austr
ans Neapolitans.
Letters from Leghorn state that the Austrans
had shot every one found with arms.
The Hungarians retiring before the Austri-
ans into the difficult parts OF the country. The
Austrans in the Banat have been totally routed by
the Hungarians.
Accounts from the Western provinces of Prussia
are more cheering.
AT Frankfort the Assembly laughed at the King
Of Prussia's order recalling the Prussian deputies.
Fify-fye of them refused 10 return. new cabi-
net is formed.
Wirtemberg is as yet tranquil, but meeting of
sixty thousand at Nuremberg had vowed to stand
by the Frankfort Constitution.