The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

terday contain the full accounts Of the news by the
America. We give below the mast interesting
portions of it;
IRELAND.
Lord Clarendon was to visit Cork on ina 18th
inst and be present at the interesting OCCASION Of
! opening Queens College, Y
Fhe Guardians Of the Fermoy Union are about to
| send out sixty more young females to Australia and
| other Unions also taking advantage Of the Ia
cties for female pauper emigration afforded by the
Goyernment So great IS the change already effect
| ed IN The relief system, that considerable number
| of temporary Poor-Law Inspectors are to be re-
| moved at the close of the present MONTH
The Limerick Recorder contains the following
= Sunday morning the prisoners in this Jail seemed
| quite dissatisfied with their breakfast in conse-
quence of the change of diet coming into operation
which was provided and sanctioned recently in the
Court OF Queens Bench, for all prisons in Ireland
1t appears that two ounces Of bread taken from
| each man, with nOgen Of milk al breakfast, and
| four ounces of bread from the women at the same
meal. On Monday, al breakfast fourteen or fifteen
prisoners, under sentence Of transportation broke
out Of their yard, and put the whole prison into
such state of excitement and confusion, as caused
the alarm bells to be rung, which at once brought
the aid of the artillery and infantry guard from the
Ordnance Barrack with whose assistance the prison
was in haitian hour restored to its peacefuness."
The latest intelligence from Ireland is of the 18th
| ut, shortly before midnight.
1t is evident that paper warfare on political
topics, between the Irishman" and the Nation,
Is at hand The former, in abiding to Mr. Duffy's
policy, as laid down IN the first TWO numbers of the
new issue, remarks:
He has exhausted many columns of his paper in the de-
Veopement Of thar pocy-Vet what the Of all he has
Sno publicly recommended Why thai we are TO post
done the national cause and revert back the days Of our
allowances What he advises is a kIad of bastard
precursor Society. We to become hand and glove with
EnEIlsh parties ard court English sympa'hes. Parliament
afy and municipal hanchsei be standing topics
dren are 10 be given caps claw Their
toohless gums upon T Duff mas given what be calls
Itself with" MANY - '"''''
The Irshman of this day also contains very
bitter article on Church establishments, contending
that " Church whose chief foundation is a whole
sale violation of the first principles of common
honesty has but poor claim upon the respect of
those who differ from its lenets and its members
must share in the opprobium which its conduct
suggests. II s, indeed" says the writer, " direct
ms ut against Christianity, whose ministers of the
gospel maintained by forced contributions, as it
were, living at free quarters upon the country"
Upon The policy Of demolishing the Church in Ire
land Duffy and Brennan are agreed
Mr. Dutty comes ont this week with prominent
| leader, headed, 4" The Rights of Property-Who
shall Eat tie Harvest " in which he advocates,
| though mildly, the doctrine OF Mitchell that the
tillers OF the soil have prior claim 10 the produce
Of the land and thai the present system Of carry
Ing of the crops to evaue the payment Of rent is
justified by the rapGcily and cruelty Of the land
lands. He says
1t is pleasing spectacle to see ous unhappy people
Is bIss6 W Bp 1nI gslogsGg devices IKE th 70
since is actually duel for e OF death since thew must
choosing hls side in such d contest
On the Church question, Mr.. Duffy is equally
strong and decided. He says:
The Church estabishment indeed must so down for
debauoe than direct aud Overpowers the
Of the national soul more effectively than bsyonets "
The fact Of the magistrates at Castlewellen re-
iusing to take the lntOrmGliOns rendered BIZ the To-
| cal Crown Solicitor, against Orange rioters at
" Dollys Brae," on the 18th of July last has ere
ated much Ill feeling and indignation.
The Harvest appears to be nearly all completed,
! and the Potato 'Osrably free from disease. Cho-
| era prevails, and Is daily adding to its victims.
FRANCE.
The Gazette de France has been seized. on p
charge OF having attacked republican Institutions
and the Constitution, IN an article signed alex
andre Remy This journal, it may be remern-
| bered, is strongly legitimist
vi. Victor Hugo, after rather severe indispO-
sition, caused by the fatigue of the late Peace Con
gress a. Paris, has taken his departure for the coun
| try, to pass there his period of convalescence.
1t is stated that the Warehouses of Douglas cou-
sin of the President of the Republic, has effected
a complete reconciliation between that dignitarv
and his uncle, the ex King Jerome, who as is Well
| known, appeared to look coldly on him since the
| disgrace Of his son.
The most talked-about event that has occurred
on the Continent, since our last advices is the ap-
Pearance OF the following letter from the French
President to w. Edgar Ney, his orderly officer at
| Rome:
| "ELYsEE NATIONALS. August IS, 1919
.hg gear %eg1aTha French Republic did send an
OJct was to regulate by shielding from own excuses
and 70 bestow upon solid foundation by replacing upon
the Pontoa throne the Pfncs who fst came boldly forth
10 Gqgae 9seu oIm eget 10 learn thai the be
actions are frustrated by bad and hostile influences
S % % an eaP'P prescription and tyranny as the
te return OF te rope be sure TO tell the general
lo me mat no ecumslanoes can Justify the commission of
dsnGy TO disturb the character of our intervention
The Feestab4hment Of the temporal power Of The Pope
must rest upon thee baiesgeneraI amnesty seeuaTzs0n
OF the administrative power, Napoieons ooda and liberal
form OF government In reading the pr0oaaaton Of the
three cardinals have personally been much hui 10 find that
no msnu9n made OF France, the slightest aluson to
the suennss OF our brave soldiers. Any 10 our a.
or 70 our uniform goes at once TO my heart Tell the gene
Ia lTom me ,ha he must take OCCASION to proclaim Oudg
mat do9g ancs does not sell her services yet least
she demands that she should not be at for her sacr
hes nor nnd her HbnegatOn injured When our armies
carried our glorious flag through Europe they sowsd be
germs OF liberty and their course might have beer tracked
be ad n PCS that French army could have sc-d alT
Request the general TO thank the army in my name for
its noble conduct learn with somewhat little care has
been bestowed upon the common comforts of soldiers
who have met with such treatment as they deserve
trust that he viii the immediate cessation Of such
and let him that nothing is wsntng ensure the com
| my sincere lHendshp. LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE."
OF the authenticity of this document there is no
! doubt; and its Importance, as an authoritative ex
! PLANTATION of the intentions of the French Govern
ment with reference TO the restoration of the Pope,
entities 1t to high place among the State papers
! of the day.
| II was laid before the Pope at Gaeta on the 18th
ut. All that Plus TX. did, on reading it, was to
! told his arms and look up TO heaven for a few
moments, then hand back the letter to the cardinal
| without uttering word. The first impression of
| the Pope appears to have been rather establishment
man any other feeling, Cardinal Antoneli, how
ever deemed It his duty not to let the matter drop
! go, nut 10 endeavor to draw from the Pope deca-
ration OF the Instructions which ought to be sent to
| ngr' roman, at Paris. Accordingly a delibera-
! ton OF me Cardinals took place the same day, in
the PoPe's apartment, and, after some discussion,
the decision Of the Cardinals was unanimously
this, that the Papal court, ought not to take anv
notice whatever of the letter in question, but ought
to act as II 1t was ignorant of It's very existence
and for this reason, that the document had no
| diplomatic character, being simply confidential
missve from the President Of the Republic to one
| of its orderly officers