The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-27


with the deepest pain, but must reserve to them
selves a-pFoper and legitimate discretion to act as
they might deem fit as circumstances arose..
Trade was very much depressed in London.
Fourteen hundred tailors are now in Londontoaily
unemployed. Nine hundred shoemakeTs out Of
work have their names on the books, and 100 are
working for half wages. The curriers' and leather
dressers are in the same situation. There were
never known 80 many working Jewellers out OF
| employ, and meetings of the trades are now hold
ing petition Parliament for protection against the
compstitionof foreign labor.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has issued hisprocla-
nation for an illumination, on the occasion Of the
i visit Of the Queen. $50
The Cork Corporation have refused to issue
| proclamation for Illuminating that city.
The we'll known mathematician, Andrew Bell
was thrown from his horse and killed while riding
! in the country.
II is announced that NJ Guizot is about to resume
his lectures at the SorbOnne.
The ex-King Of Sardinia, Charles Albert, died
| after intense suffering on the 28th Of July. His
| body was embalmed, and placed in the Cathedral,
TO await the arrival of a steamer appointed TO take
( his remains to Genoa. On his death becoming
known, tie church bells of OpOFtO' were tolled,
/ minute guns were fired rand the public offices were
ordered TO be closed for three days. general
mourning was likewise directed, to last for eight
| days, an additional mark Of respect TO the
deceased.
A conflict between Austria and Prussia is feared,
Public opinion in Paris is uneasy upon the subject
From Portugal-the news is that dissensohs have
broken out in the Queens cabinet. Costa Cabral's
| government is already tottenng, and is soon likely
10 fall TO pieces; Dissensions within the cabinet,
and intrigues without, seem to Indicate that his
reign will be but Of short duration
Another large meeting of sympathisers with
hungary was held IN Regents Park, London, on
| the Both ult; Lord Dudley Stuart presided Mr..
| Hume, Mr.. MoHcktOn Mines and other English
IuaFaf Hem rraahre al
Madame de Lasteyre, daughter Of Gen. Lafay-
cite, has died Of asthma, at Boufbon-l 'Archam-
/ bault, where she was drinking the waters on &C
| count Of impaired health.
/ The Polytechnic School, it is said is about TO be
removed from Paris into one Of the distant Depart
i tendency of the students, and their readiness TO
/ join in and head popular eDleutes.
A diplomatic representative from Liberia, NJ
| Marupe, has arrived in'Paris.
Marshal Molitor, one of the last and greatest Of
the military gOTes of the Empire did in the latter
| part Of July very suddenly. He was 70 years of
| age. There are now living but five Marshals of
| France--Sout, Gerard, Sebastian, Reille and
| Dode de Ia Bruniere. The two last were created
Marshals during the latter part of the late reign
Several members of the Committee of Polish
Refugees have been ordered by the ministry to quit
France. These gentlemen have resided in France
| for many yeaTs, and have always cautiously alb
| stained from mixing themselves up with French
politics. This is admittedHo be the case, even by
the Ministers but the orders Of the Emperor Of
Russia are Imperative, and il is said that the Gov
/ eminent of the cousin of the Dukeaof Leuohten-
berg dares not disObey.
The celebrated Father Ventura has landed at
Marseilles from Rome.
The Council of Ministers have delibeated upon
the prOpretY Of taking off the state of siege in
Paris. That course will, it is said, be almost
immediately adopted,
The Patrie states that the Minister Of Finance
hat ha will
present, as he has sufficient means 10 provide for
the year 1850.
A letter from Orleans states that domiciliarv
visit has been made at the residence of M Eugene
Sue, the celebrated novelist TO search for NJ Felix
Plat, and to ascertain whether M. Sue had not a
depot OF firearms and ammunition in his house.
After minute search, which produced no result
the police agents retired.
hhas been positively stated inthe Hobbies of the
Assembly, that the eX-King Louis Philjppe had the
intention, for the most pious object to demand Of
the French Government TO make pgrimage TO
Dreux, where the bodies of the Duke Of Orleans
and other membeFs-of the eX-rOyal family are de-
posted The eX- King would only remain two Clavs
and would return again 10 England. He would
assume the title of Count de Ponthieu, and would
only be accompanied by Uatetde.chambre.
# The Gazette de France has the following extraor
/ binary article: I" We are abused Notwithstanding
our excessive moderation. Well we will at once
expose the exact state of the situation. We are
marching to Oreanism through the Empire It is
proposed to make the President Consul for ten
years. and thus provide for the Government until
{ the Count of Paris shall attain his majority M.
l Theirs is the chief of this movement, and consg-
quently the chief of the ROyaliss, who aid in this
, movement without knowing it." The Gazette AZ
France Is one Of the most able organs Of the Legti-
5 matist party
r The Councils General of France were TO meet On
! the 18th inst. The necessity Of a modification OF
a part of the constitution may be treated of bV
these bodies. Rumors of coup d etqt assert that a
manifestation in favor of serious modification OF
the constitution would be made by these bodies :
and those who fond of startling interpretations
of ordinary occurrences connect the journeys of
l. the President of the Republic with that alleged
9 manifestation.
} On the Oath ult., the Court Of Appeals of Genoa
{ ! delivered Judgment on the eleven individual Is
v charged with rebellion, who were excluded from
the amnesty of the Sth of April. Col. Jose oh
Ayezzana Councillors David Morchio, Lazzoli.
T Pallegrini, and Frederic Campanello; Messrs,
Constantine, Refer, NicoIo, Aceame, Borzini, and
J, B. Albertini, and the Marqnis~J. B. Combiaso,
were sentenced to death, and the jeweller Weber
TO hard labor for life. The Marquis Of CombiasO
i was beside condemned 10 a fine of 10000 livres,
Councillor Lazzoi to 1000. and the others to 1000
each, and to the costs.
a By decree ofthe 2Ist ult, the Austrian Cover
nor Of the Duches of Parma and Placenza had dis
solved the Provisional Junta of Government, and
: declared the detinitive organization Of the State.
!; By decree Of the 2lst ult Gen. Oudnot has
i named commission at Rome, composed Of Messrs.
e Marine, Project Of the Apostolica Archives; Com
g mander Nisoont, COmmissary of Antique MOnu-
ments, and LegOt, Secretary and Librarian to the
s Academy of France, to inquire into the state of the
public libraries, and notice the Tobberes which
n might have been committed there.
le The Courfier deS Alps states that the Pope will
!, enter Rome in the beginning Of August, and that
: France, Austria, Spain and Naples would send de.
% tachments to be present at that solemnity.
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a IMPosITIoNs ON THE JEWS. = The Austrian
5, LlOyd's states that the Austrian Commandant o
Il Buda and Pesth has ordered the Jewish community
of the two cities supply, at its cost, within
y six months, the following articles to the Imperia
~ army: 5000 cloaks, 5000 pairs of trousers
s 5000 pairs of Shoes 60 600 shirts, 10000 pairs
r-.,Lr os nnn lE nm ward. Of nLnlh