The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA
Fourteen Days Later from Europe.


| Fourteen Days Later from Europe.
Interesting from France- Popularity Of Napolson-
Dissolution of the assembly Publication Of II
English Navigation LaiDs-Republic Establishe
IN Rome-Protection of the Pope Guaranteed
Flight Of the Grand Duke Of Sazony-Austrid
/ Prussia and Hungary-Ihe Cholera and u
Gold Fever- Advance IN American Stocks
Breadstuts Dull and Depressed Improvemen
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
ST. JOINS, N. B., March 8, 10 p M-Ths Roys
mail steamer America, Capt. Shannon, arrived a
Halifax, from Liverpool, at quarter of this morn
ing, whence she sailed on the Oath ut., and conse
| quently brings fourteen days. later intelligence
| ENGLAND.
Mr.. Labouchere has again brought forward
Government proposition for the modification of tn
Navigation laws. Mr.. Bancroft, our Minister, state
that to whatever extent the iberality Of the Britis
Parliament may be disposed to legisate in this mat
based upon complete reciprocity, upon the opening
of the entire coasting trade of the two countries 4
the vessels of both. By the proposed law, it will
be competent for an American vessel to come Il
Liverpool, from the United States, laden witt
| tobacco and cotton she will be permitted to dis
IN Manchester goods, or coal, or passengers, an(
carry them to Glasgow or London in transit, ant
clear out with perhaps fresh cargo from the fna
port of her discharge.
GOLD FEvER.-The reports from California con
tinue to excite great interest. The excitement ex
tends to all classes. The French Government hal
dispatched a French engineer to California, witt
the object of surveying the talked of discoveries.
STATE OF TRADE.-The state of trade in the
manufacturing districts, on the WHOLE is satisfac
tory. Employment is plentiful, and activity pre-
walls throughout.
Stock MARKET.-There continues good de.
mand for American securities in London.
The reported payment of Pennsylvania interest
in oRe-h half relief notes, was received with consider
able disfavor.
United States per cents. continue in good de.
mand on the continent, and orders for the stock
have been executed at 1861.
Money continues to get more abundant, and the
rate of interest rules low.
The English funds have receded. Consols al
London on the 23d were held at 92s to 93s
The India mail has arrived, with dates from Bonn
bay to the 29th and Calcutta to the 9Th of January
and Hong Kong to the Both of December.
The Bank of England accounts only exhibit in.
creasing resources whilst the lower rate of discount
among the private banks precludes the bank from
adding to their mercantile business.
FRANCE.
The French Assembly has finally voted It's own
dissolution, and the new Assembly will meet about
the middle of May.
Louis Napoleon seems to be daily acquiring politi.
cal strength and popularity, and politicians, who
have hitherto, from apprehensons of stability, or
other motives withheld their support, now come for
ward to declare themselves Bonapartists, and &C.
cordngly very great progress has been made in re-
establishing public confidence.
The bonnet rouge, the symbol of liberty, as we'll
as of crime, has been put down in almost all parts
of France.
Montagnard and socialist inscriptions have shared
the same fate
M. Ledru Rollin having Intercepted the Ministry
as to the affairs of Rome received for reply the in
formation that the French Government did not
mean to acknowledge the Roman Government with
out previously ascertaining that it approves of its
acts /; and that the French Ministry was anxious
that the Pope should be placed in position becom-
ing temporal Prince and the head of the Catholic
church. The Assembly, in spite of an Intellectual
effort of the Red Republicans fetter the Govern.
ment by declaration of principle, passed unani-
monsly to the order of the day.
Disturbances have taken place in Lyons.
The saloons of Paris after being closed are now
filled nightly by the beau monde.
Joseph Bonaparte will proceed to Spain as Am
bassador He insists on remaining in Paris, how
ever, until after the elections, for which he Is pre-
pairing as to consolidate the power of bis rela-
tive at the'h head of the Republic.
The continuance Of tranquility may increase the
good disposition which now prevails. &
Five per cents are quoted at S1f 60c.; threes range
at about 50f.
TUSCANY.
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany has fled from We
roma [means Florence probablyl with his family
and taken refuge at Port San Stephano.
ITALY.
A Provisional Government has been declared by
the excited people in part of Italy and in this Ro-
man States. The republican feeling has reached
III al.
Committee has assumed the Papal authorry, which
is altogether set aside. The Pope is deposed, and
a Republic established.
ROME.
We have from Rome important intelligence of
the deposition of the Pope, and the establishment
of February. 1t was voted that be shall enjoy all
the guarantees necessary for the Independence of
his spiritual power.
This country remains quiet. The King seems
confident that he has not the confidence of the
Italians. Accordingly his object seems to be con-
fined to the maintainance of his own power within
Piedmont.
There has been an attempt to proclaim Repub-
lie at Turin.
NAPLES.
This country has not advanced step towards
the settlement of her disputes with Sicily and it is
that matters will remain in satu quo until
some progress can Dc Indu6 IN inc negOtlauOns OF
the several powers now assembling at Brussels for
the adjustment of Italian affairs
M Someredo has arrived in London from Vien-
ma, with view of settling with Lord Palmerston
the prelmnaries of the Brussels convention
Later accounts represent that the Sicilian ques-
ton is settled.
HOLLAND.
The King of Holland opened the Chambers on
the l4lh, with continued manifestations of attach
ment from the people.
PRUSSIA.
In Prussia the elections have caused universal
interest The popularity Of tho ministry has some
what improved
ALGERIA.
1t is reported that the Arabs have attacked the
French army and killed 200
HANOVER
The Hanoverian ministry has resigned.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
In Austria and Hungary affairs have nksn at
lifferent turn. The lmperialists have certainly |
,een beaten in several encounters with the Hun |
yarians, and Belne ~ is likely to give them great
ieal of trouble.
SPAIN.
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