The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-28

ProUlsiotS.-Beef is in demand only in retail
Western Pork, Prime Ness is at 35s., and 40s. only
required for Bacon. Some large parcels Of West
srn have brought from 27s Cd. to 2Ss. Hams Of
fine quality are steady at full prices. Shoulders
have declined Is, and are not much in demand );
transactions are limited.
SECOND DIsPArcH.
Political Intenigenoe-EnRland.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-The quarterly statement
Of the revenue was published on the Sd, and when
compared with last years, exhibits considerable
falling off In the customs of the quarter there is
decrease of 8Sl9 600, and in the excise Of 453,-
296, thus showing an aggregate decrease of E772,-
2g6. There has been in other ways an increase of
t21S ,4O8 and the nett falling off Of the quarter
is El92 $50 The London elections took place on
the 4th, and resulted in. the reelection Of Baron
Rolhsohild by an overwhelming majority This
is regarded as unmistakeable sign of the deter
mination Of the citizens secure full religious lib
erly. The opposition candidate was Lord John
Manners, who was beaten by a majority Of over
5000 Ia the course Of debate in Parliament
Lord Palmerston expressed his confidence that the
President Of the United States would, in his an.
nual message to Congress, propose change in the
American navigation law, corresponding to that
which will come into operation in Great Britain
on the Isl Of January next
Ireland
The public attention in Ireland is absorbed in
the promised visit Of the Queen, which is an.
ndunced to take place during the first or second
week in August The anticipated visit seems to
have brought about an entire obliteraton Of all
party feeling in Dublin. Preparations were being
made to receive Her Majesty with every demon
slration Of loyalty and affection. Concurring
statements from oil parts Of Ireland and England
confirm The previous reports of cheering prospects
at the approaching harvest
France and Rome,
In the Legislative Assembly there has been, du-
ring the past week, much turbulence and recrimi-
nation Tie despotic spirit which marked the
proceedings Of the Government has had the effect
TO unite various sections of the Assembly moi here
tofore friendly, and the operations Of the Barrot
ministry have led to q more strenuous defence of
Republieanism. Towards the close Of the sitting
on Wednesday evening some astonishment was
created among members by NJ Grandon declaring
another plot was in preparation The statement
was, however, vaguely given by the honorable
member, and appeared to haveno foundation in
fact, so that it soon ceased to produce any i'm
preston.
The Roman Constituent Assembly, thinking
that further resistance would be vain, ceased hos
tiiities, and virtually surrendered the city to
besegen. o. the 9Th an oficia notification was
made to the French Legislative Assembly, that in
consequence Of Engagement entered into between
Gen. Oudinot and the Roman Triumvirate, the
gates of Parade Portico and San Crazzoa were
thrown open to the French troops. Measures were
adopted for the immediate occupation of Rome,
and the event would take place with perfect quiet
ness and order. This communication produced
deep sensation in the Chamber, and eorrespon
dent writing from Paris says, that just az the
Bourse was closed it was positively stated that
Government had received GEN Oudinots dispatch
announcing the entry of the French into Rome on
the Cd The report stated that the French were
received with reclamation by the people, and that
the division of Garibaldi was conducted 10 Civita
Yeceha, when it laid down its arms. Two divi.
siOns Of the army were lodged and maintained by
the Roman Government. The Funds rose one per
cent. immediately on the receipt of this news
Previous 70 the receipt Of the news Gen. Bedeau
left Paris 10 take the command in Italy. Gen.
Oudinot had been ordered home in disgrace.
On the receipt Of the news of the surrender Of
Rome to Oudinot. arrangements were made to in
crease the army in Italy TO $4,000 men, and a tee.
graphic dispatch was sent to Maneilles desiring
Bedeau TO wait there for fresh instructions, be-
fore proceeding to Rome. According to the report
in diplomatic circles in Paris, on Thursday, the
General is to take the place of lie Due d'Harcouu
as Ambassador, and is charged with a mission TO
Marshal Radetzsky TO negotiate all military mat
ters respecting the occupation Of Italy 1t appears
certain that Lamartine goes to ST. Petersburg as
Ambassador, and that he is to protest against the
Emperor's taking any part in the affairs of Italy
A note has been sent by the French Government
to Prussia on the subject Of news chaieaux % but
it is not Of an unfriendly nature On the contrary,
the relations with Prussia are Of satisfactory ma
turs The army of the Alps has been disbanded.
New YORK Markets.
Yesterday Cotton was held higher after the re-
ceipt of the Caledonia'a news Flour was tirmer--
Ohio S. 1875, Southern So 81; Corn, Sl--tirm,
Stocks fim-new loan al II per cent premium;
Sterling Exchange al per cent premium. The
Cholen Is rapidly decreasing there were Today
- cases and IS deaths. There was heavy
: Ha 3.