The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04
IMP0RTlNT FOREIGN NEWS.
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l.the following dispatches from our correspon-
dent was received at the telegraph Office in this
city night before last, in time or our paper vestsr
Gay, out in consequence Of a blunder was not de.
livered
BALTIMORE, June 29th.--The steamer Hibsrnia
arrived a. Halifax yesterday morning. The Canada
arrived at Liverpool on Thursday morning. the l4th
ult The Caledonia was seen on Sunday. The I7lh.
and would probably reach LIVERPOOL On the 10Th
Inc cholera has reappeared in England and is
making trightinl havoc in Paris. The deaths have
been.upwaris Of 1000; among them Marshal Blu
geaud and other persons of eminenee. There have
been 900 cases and GOO deaths in one day.
The bill abrogating the navigation laws has
passed the British House Of Lords, without mate
rlal amendment, and has received the Royal sane
ton i goes into effect in January.
The British Government has expressed dissatis-
faction with the French intervention at Rome
An attempt at insurreetion had been made in
Paris BY $4,000 men, Of the Mountain party in the
Assembly. They were headed by Metenne. The
attempt was suppressed by the troops in the capt.
tai, 10000 strong Some efforts were made 10 erect
barrcades. The Assembly in the evening Of the
same day declared itself in permanence, and passed
decree by which Paris was placed in a state Of
siege. On Thursday (lhe l4th) the alarm had con
siderably subsidized, and business, which had been
entirely suspended the previous day, was generally
resumed At one time the peril was Imminent.
Numerous arrests were made, including several
members Of the Assembly NM Arago and Le-
dru-Rollin were amonRthem. The latest accounts
announce the establishment Of tranquility in the
city. Rheims is reported to be in full instruction.
and to have established the government Of the Red
Republicans.
FThe next paragraph of the dispatch speaks Of
an alarming insurreetion Of the Red Republicans,
on the 18th, The 18th was the day on which the
affair above mentioned took place. 1t is doubtless
another version Of the same affair. It is added
however, that the disturbances commenced with
demonstration got up by the Red Republicans as a
Protest from Rome.l
All the Socialist and Red Republican papers in
Paris but the Nationuel have been suppressed.
The French army commenced an attack on Rome
on the 3Oth ult. [May.l After sanguinary en-
gagement, in which the Romans lost 500 men, the
French succeeded in taking some important points.
series Of attacks followed, in which the results
are variOusly stated. The invading army suffered
most.
The French President published conflicting re-
ports Of the operations of the army before Rome,
but from accounts received to the 9Th inst, June,
ii is clear that Gen. Oudinot had not at that date
gained access into the city There is no falterng,
no. appearance of yielding on the part of the Ro-
mans
Kossuth has arrived in Pesth, and been received
as President Of the Hungarian Republic.
Revolution under full sway at Baden.
Markets.
LTvERPooL, June l6-Markst for Com and BreadsiuHs
has maintained than the average rmness National
Securities have been FIRM hFoug the week The Funds
have maintained upward tendency closing firmly la
night ConsO 9246922{e. for special transfer and ola
9li for acct without dividend Exeheqaer 43046s Bank
Stock, 94S American Stocks-U. s. Five per cents gss
Six per cents los dividend New York Elves S. Penn
sylyana Elves, sOI60sl. Massachusetts Elves. 1OlHGa
1885," Corn market has been steady during the week
but with only moderate business Flour slightly advanced
yesterday. best Western Canal bringing 22029s o Dbl
Ohio 246D2is. 3D. Baltimore 23lD24 Philadelphia 2s65
23s. Sd. Wheat advanced in day 2s . Dbl United
States quoted Is 6dd7s. Id. Indian Corn down Is
Cd, p quarter, ranging from 1885, p quarter . Com
Meals dnll at los 6dDl7 bbl Beef sold in retail with
out advance .PoFk-Westsm Prime Mess IS nactive-all
under qualities dull Bacon firm with extensive sales
tA"- ." i u1AtaAa prices ne Cotton market
maintained its former fmness. Fair Uplands were quoted
at 4604sd Fair Mobiles 4sSd Orleans, ed The sales
during the week amounted to 1890 bales and imports 10
1900 bales The sioux amounted 600 bales American
Spectators had taken 1880 and exporters 500 bales The
sales Of the week comprise 600 bales Upland 900 Mobiles
and 500 Orleans.
SECOND DIsPATCH.
Baltimore, June 29.-At New York to-day
Cotton was firm and holders asking higher prices
Sales 1000 bales. Flour frmer. Corn "a to 5sc.
Rice active; sales 500 tierces Provisions have
improved. Stocks have advanced. Sales Trea-
sury Notes at III premium
The ship Manuering, arrived at New York from
Liverpool, had IS deaths from cholera on board.
THIRD DIsPATcH
[od date, but the last leoeiyedl
BALTIMORE, June 27.-Ar St. Louis on the 18th |
there were 2s5 deaths by cholera. There must be
some mistake in This We have the reports Of the
14th, in which the interments were I1s. This re-
port is probably report for two or three daysI AT
NeWYork to-day there were 43 cases and "A deaths.
At PHILADELPHIA az eases and 10 5sotbs