The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-09
1elegraphed to the "Daily Crescent y
BY the Southern Line.
FL RST DISPAT CHI.

| BALTIMORE, June 6-Cott0n Mdrkek-At Liver.
pool on the 26th ut. there was a slight depression
in the Cotton market. A reduction of ID. was
submitted TO for low and middling qualities for
first qualities the former quotations were given.
Fair Upland and Mobile were at 4Sd., Orleans at
43d; good qualities were less plentiful tn an before
| Roman RcpuJhc.-On the 18th ult the French
| having attempted to cross the Tber the Romans
| blew up the Milvian Bridge-Ponte Moe-and
! thus prevented the passage of the French. The
| French were on the banks of the Tiber, and were
posted along the road from Palo to Rome. AT last
| advices the French vanguard was within four
| miles of the city; that of the Neapoitans was
within twelve miles, and consisted of small body
of Spaniards at Frascati-lThe Tusculum OF
Cicerol.
Prussid.-The King of Prussia has issued a
manifesto condemning the revolt raised, as he
says, by the enemies of Germany. The state
of siege at Berlin is maintained with more vigor
than ever, owing to the discovery of a conspiracy
for outbreak. A new Constitution is TO be
offered by which the King of Prussia will assume
the title of Protector instead of Emperor.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 6-NeU York Markets.-At
New York; this evening, Cotton closed firm, under
the influence Of the steamers news. The sales
amounted TO 800 bales. Flour was unchanged;
sales We're ii, 900 barrels. Corn was steady and
firm Provisions and groceries unchanged
Cholcra.-To-day there were sixty of
Cholera i'll New York and ten deaths.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-French Elections and De-
batcs-A general war seems to be at hand The
returns of the French elections have been re-
ceved, and $40 Socialists and Red Republicans
have been elected The French funds fell Is per
cent; afterwards recovered slightly, and later
quotations were made of Elves at 81 fr. and 30
centmes, and Threes at 81 ir. The affairs of Rome
and Hungary have been engaging the attention of
the NationalAssembly. A debate arose on these sub
jects more exciting and violent than any ever known
An immediate declaration of war against Austria
and Russia was urged by several speakers. Sub
sequently modified resolution, offered by Gen.
Cavagnac, and recommending Government to use
energetic measures to protect the internal and
ternal interests of the Republic, was adopted The
resolution, though strongly opposed by the Ministry,
passed by vote f436 TO l0l 1t is supposed that
when the new Assembly meets Marshal Bugeaud
will form new Cabinet
Danish 'Far.-The Danish war still goes on
languidy, and without any prospect of termina
ton.
Hungary and the Caar.-The Hungarians con-
tend heroically against Russia and Austria, and
seem to be preparing for yet desperate strug
gle. Russia has recognized the French Republic. |
At the same time that the Gar made this recogni-
lion he issued manifesto announcing his determi-
nation to interfere in the Austrian and Hungarian |
quarrel. He speaks of his mission from God to |
preserve his people, and in the of the God of |
Battles commands his armies to advance to the de- |
struction and extinction of ev-disposed men.
The PanjGub Annered-The war in India is
over. The Punjaub has been annexed to the
British Crown.