The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25
1slegraphed to the "Daily Crescent +"
BY the Southern Line.
One Week Later from Europe.
A RIVAL OF THE ERICA,

| french MinlSfry-IouiS Ndpoloon'S Message
Hungarian A1fairs-Sar DINA Assists Hungary
| Siege of " nice-Danish Blockads-Orders from
Paris to Capture Rome-Romans "Never Sur.
render New German Consttution-The Par
Lament in favor Of Republic-Russian Loan
Crops in England-Distress in Ireland-Sen-
tence of Irish State Prisoners COMMITTED
| Death of Gen. Belknap and Lady BlessinGton-
Excitement at Montreal-Cholera at the North
Northern Markets-Weathsr, etc., etc.
BALTIMORE, June l9-The steamer America
has arrived al Halifax, having left Liverpool on
the 9Th. She brought 60 passengers Cotton has
been favoraby influenced by the accounts of the
damage to the crops in India, and the prospect OF
an abundant harvest in England. Buyers operated
on large scale up to the close of the week, and
the market closed at advance of quarter on
all American varities, except Good Fair, which
was one-eighth higher The Committees quota
tons are, Fair Cotton, A.; Mobile As; Orleans, a.
Breadstufis show decline of Id. per bushel on
Wheat; cd. per Dbl. on Flour and Cd. per quarter
on Corn. There is no change in other articles.
There is fine weather to-day, day of steamers de-
parture,I and the crops look promising. There is
farther decline in all kinds of Provisions
The affairs of the Continent are bad, and have
undergone no improvement. Money continues of
about the same value, though the rates of discount
are still higher Consols 9la to 92a. American
Stocks continue firm, and in good demand.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 20-More news by the Ameri-
ca The outward passage of the Hibernia was
made in nine days. Continental affairs have un-
dergone no change. Canadian affairs are about to
be taken up in Parliament. The new Cabinet of
France is the same as the old, except NJ. Dufaure,
NJ. de Tocqueville and M. Languinais. M. de
Tocqueville takes the Ministry of Foreign Affairs ;
NJ. Languinais that of Commerce. 1t is coalition
ministry, at the head of which Barrot remains
Marshal Bugeaud is not included, which causes
surprise. This Ministry is violently denounced bv
the Democrats. The message of President Louis
Napoleon is very long, filling four columns of the
London Times. He says it is the destiny of France
to shake the world when she is agitated, and to
tranquilize it when she is quiet. He speaks unfa-
vorably of the Roman movements, as a shock to
Catholic and liberal nations He calls it a con.
spiracy, and speaks Of the blackest ingrattude of
the people. He says Austria and Naples had re.
solved to march to Rome and restore the Pope, and
France was obliged to oppose all intervention by
arms, and thus break with Catholic Europe, or
TO act independently. He does not enlarge on
the result.
Hungary presents no new feature. The opposing
parties are concentrating their forces, and tre-
mendous battle is expected. The Sandman King
is reported to have offered his army to the Hun
garians.
The Austrians, under Radetzsky, are preparing
to lombard Venice
The Danish blockade still continues The report.
ed negotiations for peace not entitled to credit
The affairs of Italy remain as before. Gen.
Oudnot has put an end to the armistce but hostil-
ties have not recommended. The orders from Paris
are to capture the city at all cost, The Pope per-
ssts in demanding restoration to his temporal do
minions. Mazzini is firm in resistance, and will
fight it to the last. He has $4,000 men, and will
destroy the city sooner than surrender
The pienipotentiares of Prussia, Hanover and
Saxony have agreed upon a new Constitution for
Germany, based on universal suffrage. Austria is
not included. :. The Frankfort Parliament is at
tempting Federal Republic, composed Of the
smaller German sovereignties. The result is all
1t is reported that the Russian Government is en-
deavoring to negotiate loan of Fifty millions of
roubes
The crops in England are very promising.
In Ireland the distress of the people is horrible
Lord Clarendon has given notice, by proclamation
Of the Communication of the sentence of the State |
prisoners to transportation for life.
Effect of the News on the Northern Markets. |
THIRD DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-At New York, at noon, |
Cotton was firm, holders asking to &C. advance :.
Breadstuffs were depressed. Flour was 81 Sc !; |
Corn was lower-Mixed being Sc per bushel, and |
elbow 63c. :. Provisions were firm. Rice was |
improving. Treasury Notes were l6 per cent.
'rem. Sterling Bills were 81 per cent prem.
Flour and Grain have declined in Baltimore.
At New York there were 30 cases of cholera and |
3 deaths; at Philadelphia, 3 cases and deaths
Gen. Belknap, U. S. A., is dead. :. The Count.
,ss of Bessington is dead.
The thermometer is at $50.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-At New York. on Thurs
lay evening, Cotton closed firm at &c. advance
ince the receipt of the Americas news. Sales
900 bales. Flour duller, at 81 so for West
m. Corn was duller, at So to 63c per busheI
Provisions were declining. In Sugar there was
10 change -. Molasses was dull Treasury
Votes were l64 per cent premium.
The cholera was increasing in New York and
Excitement at Montreai-At Montreal disturb
noes were apprehended. The Tory party made
he celebration Of the anniversary of the battle of
Waterloo 18th inst. an occasion of venting their
pleen at the Government. The Provincial Secre-
ary proclaimed that the streets would be swept
nth grape-shot, if further evidences of rebellion
we're exhibited. THE dispatch is not clear. 1t
lay mean that the Government took precautionary
or that an actual outbreak occurred on
hat occasion.-Eds. Ores
The thermometer at New York was at $50; at
hilade phia, 92o; at Baltimore, 96o.
MIssIssIPPI.-The Democratic State Convention
Mississippi which met at jackson last week,