The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

the land question, and " advancing from point to
point towards the great goal" Thus he opens the
prospectus of the new Nation:
. An Irish rebel for whom the transport ship aoatsd in
deasst friends and comFads earned sSy No RsSa ia y.
who es te WI2ng they rose up @ redress peril Of their
Who snow' ihat The country they hoped 2 ave sinking
day show cause there be any for lff baif
n The deyeranee Of Ireland Such position tbal
TeOieed that does It calls upOl whosoeTs speak Of
on the Eod earth, and towards goal that may acteay Sc
S1nfe. ana am rflossa INA = co., I ne ~ e.
meRts 70 know where am going and how oanR9t walk
| the Wisp Breaking sones on the highway would Be
than writing for journal that lsads the way HowheTe
| The importation Of manufactured goods from
| England, which had fallen away during the IA
| mine, Is gradually reviving. The steamers Of the
City Of Dublin Company daily bring over numerous
| bales OF goods Of various kinds from Liverpool
while the Irish exports Of agricultural products 10
that port are steadily augmsnting In fact the in
tercourse between the two ports begins to wear the
former appearance of activity and enterprise A
| similar improvement in the trade with England is
| observable at Drogheda, Newry, Belfast, Wexford,
! and other ports.
Mr. William Murphy, the eminent Catholic .sslss-
master IN Smithfeld, died lately at his residence,
| at Mount Merriam, near Dublin. There were re-
| ports that his death caused by cholera but
/ such not the fact Mr.. Murphy had reached
| his eighLieth year, and had amassed what is con-
! sidersd an immense fortune in Ireland. He had
| purchased large estates in various counties, and
| possessed in the funds and other investments be-
| tween 8200 900 and 8300, 600. In fact, Mr.. MUIR
| ply was she wealthiest commoner in Ireland. He
! was Roman Catholic and had taken an active
part in the struggle for Catholic emancipation. To
the latest period Of his life he carried on the busi
| ness Of salesmasteP in Smithfeld
Government Model Farms.-The Clare Journal
| states that Capt. Kennedy and Mr. Lynch, poor
law inspectors, have received orders from the Gov
eminent to arrange the pTeliminarss for establish
ing model farm in connection with the national
\ school at Deer Park parish OF kHmiGhael.
MIsCELLAEEOUs
The will of notary, named Hubert, who died a
short time since, has become the subject Of legal
proceedings in the French courts. NJ Hubert has
left property TO the amount Of million and half
Of francs, or about ESQ, 600. He bequealhed by
will, drawn up entirely by himself, and in his own
handwriting, sum of 220, 600 francs TO be laid Ou6
in the purchase or construction of a house, which
shall be appropriated to the use Of certain NUM-
Der Of mechanics, but particularly of those who
have suffered in consequence OF theft democratic
and socialist opinions. They are to be lodged and
maintained gratuitOusly. NJ. Hubert former
ly President Of the association called the Society Of
the Rights of Man.
A religious council of the heads of the clergy of
the provinces u discuss religious matters, some Of
which have a political bearing, is TO be held in
0 Paris about the middle of September. Several
archbishOps and bishops will be present 1t is said
that one Of the chief topics of discussion will be
the liberty ofinstructiOn.
! The Assemble Rationale states that the demo-
cratic Socialists of Paris have formed an assoeia-
ton for the purpose Of sending delegates into the
provinces, under pTeeXt OF seeking for waste lands
which the association could cultivate but with the
real object of spreading Socialist doctrines among
n the peasaniry.
! A Ministerial circular of the French Government
. has just directed thai gunpoVgder can BE sold
= unless on order from the Mayor Of the Com
!, mune where, however, sportsman happsns 10
i live at distance from the Mayors house, reason
j able quantity will be delivered on presentation Of
the sporting license, the said quantity being marked
down on the back of the document
!. The Emperor of Russia has addressed letter to
Is Prince Paskiewitch, thanking him for his conduct
ard that of his army, during the campaign in Hun
- | gary; the highest mark of the Imperial favor
the Prince is informed that in future. he is to be
received by all the Russian troops with the same
! honors as the Emperor himself, even when his
e Majesty may be himself present
. Mr.. Macauay has visited Ireland in search of
information connected with his history of the cam
pagn of William Ill, and has visited the battle
held of the Boyne, accompanied by Capt. Larcom,
one Of the Commissioners Of Public Works, Dr.
' | Wilde, and Mr.. Pierce MahOnV. On arriving at
a the scene of that memorable conflict they went
over every part Of the battle field, Mr.. Maeauay
5 making notes on the spot.
: Madame Grsl was highly delighted with the
= new concert hall of'the Philharmonic Society at
Liverpool and she has left her opinion in its favor
on record. When requested TO place her autograph
in the album of the Society, she wrote follows
Dams Ia plus belle sale pour te chant d Europe.
GiuLid GriSi Liverpool 81 Aout, 1919" I'm The
most beautiful hall for singing in Europe. Giulia
Grsi. Liverpool, etc.
: Madame Rachel who was engaged to play in
: jersey, refused to visit the Island, because she
would not be allowed to give of her perform
anCes on a Sunday.
q An Irish paper comments on the marvellously
/ great number of widows congregated in the
: crowded watering place Of Kilkee.
: There is new sect sPringng up in Ballinrobs,
5 Mayo, Ireland, called " The n-worshippeH,"
who celebrate or offer their sacrifices in the unfn-
| Cd lie IF hans IheU adad
the parish chapel within the last month.
= Lieutenant Holman, the blind traveller, is now
9 i'll the island OF Guernsey.
The present Pacha of Egypt, Abbas- Pacha, has
sent, as present to the French Government, por-
trait of Mehemet Ali, painted in the tuFban and
; splendid furs the old man wore on ceremOnious
occasions 1t was intended for Louis Philippe.
1t is reported that small mosque is to be built in
Paris, for the use of such residents profess the
Mohammedan faith.
The Yauban frigate, which had been placed by
Admiral Baudin at the disposal of the Pope since
the month Of March last, has received orders to
return to France.
The German papers say the Pope is going ia
Naples, it is said to assist at the miracle of the
lquefaCtion of the blood of st. Januarius, which
takes place annually in September.
IRISH MANUsCRIPTs.-Mr. Curry, the eminent
Irish scholar, has been making researches among
the manuscripts in the British Museum, and has
made discovery Of number Of ancient Irish dOcu-
), ments of great historical value.
) POISONING COws.-The ST. Louis Union Of the
Goth ult says that recently several fine cows be-
longing to families living in the outer part Of thu
city, have died under circumstances which led thei
owners to believe that they had been poisoned
: The Union adds; Yesterday, Mr. II Lynch
street-nspectoT, in the southern part Of the city
found one OF thess dead animals at the conner d
Sixth and Poplar streeIs, and another on Clark
: avenue, between Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets.
NIL -.
. Camp Spring. The man done as directed, and, to
= his SURPRISE found fifteen other dead cows just out
y side the city limits. Some distance beyond Theses
= the common, where the cows Of the city are IN me
/ nj :.