The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-19
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
Islegyaphed to the Daily Crescent"
BY the Southern Line.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA

BALTIMORE. June l4-Alexander McClung, OF
Mississippi, to be Charge to Bolivia George P.
Marsh, of Vermont, to be Minister to CONSTANT
nople T. w. Chinn, of Louisiana, TO be Charge
to the Two Siciiies; John C. B. Davis, of Massa.
chusets, to be Secretary of Legation to England !;
Edward Kent, of Maine, to be Consul to Rio
Jaueiro. TFhe displaced Charges are: AT Bolivia,
John Appleton of Maine, appointed in 1913; at
Naples, John Rowan of Kentucky, appointed in
1913 The Minister recalled from Constantinople,
is Dabney S. Carr of Maryland, appointed IN 1913.
The Consul at Rio is Gorham Parks of Maine.l
Donovan's Panorama of the Battles in Mexico,
was burnt last night in Richmond, Va.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The steamer Cambria arrived at Halifax on
Wednesday noon, the 18TH She brings 60 passen-
gers.
London, June l.-Business improving Money
easy. Conso!s 90s to 9la and 9l5-the highest be-
ing for account. :. Bank Stock closed at 1891.
American Securities in good demand. Govern
ment Stock lOs premium.
Liverpool June Flour dull, with decline !;
Western heavy at 22s. Cd. to 23s., and 23s. Cd. to
24s Cd. Indian Corn has advanced, and sells
freely; White 35s. cd, to 37s. Cd. :. Corn Meal
los to l6s. Cd. per Dbl. Cotton-Fair Uplands A..
Havre Market dull, price unchanged-large bust
ness in Lard a slight advance. Bacon in better
demand-Choice 40. :. Hams declined lbs. per
cwt Mess Pork declined IS. per bbl. Naval
Stores dull. Carolina Rice declined sales 800
tierces lis. 10 lSs.
THIRD DIsPATCH.
More News by the Cambria.
France-Excitement in the Assembly Disaffection
in the French Army al Rome-lhe Neapolitans
wirhdrawn-The Hungarian Wharf.-The Russian
Invasion-Misery and Starvation in Ireland.
BALTIMORE, June l4th.
FRANcE.-The ultra-radicais have from 30 to
24O members of the new French Assembly. The
general amnesty bill has been lost by only votes
TIE Duke D'Aumale has been elected to the As
sembly but being under sentence OF exile cannot
Sit The new Assembly convened on the 18th.
Here follows part OF the dispatch which we can
not exactly comprehend, but we take the meaning
of it to be that there has been a great commotion
in the Assembly, produced by some offensive ex-
pressions of the President Of that body; that the
excitement was great, and there was danger of a
mob; that Ledru-Rollin was concerned in the af-
fair; that four Secretaries resigned, and many
members were about TO leave the chamber, when
the President retracted the offensive remarks, and
tranquility was restored. This is all we can make
out of III
THE FRENCH IN ITALY.-At the last accounts
the French army had not entered Rome. The
troops showed evident signs of sympathy with the
Romans. The negotiations proposed by the French
Ambassador had failed. The Romans refused the
French army permission to enter the city either as
friends or enemies. Oudinot's troops are exposed
to the malaria, and disaection is rapidly extending
among them.
ITALY.-The Austrian forces in Italy are quiet.
The Neapolitan army has been Withdrawn from
before Rome.
HUNGARY AND GERMANY.-There is little news
of interest from Germany. Nothing decisive has
yet occurred in Hungary. Vast armies of Austri-
ans and Russians continue to advance upon the
country. The Hungarians are retiring upon their
Businesses, where their chance of success is much
better. The city of Rudd [Raab y is in their
hands. 1t is reported they massacred from 500 to
500 of the inhabitants. Fiume, place of great
strength, and the only seaport in Hungary, is said
to be held by the Magvars.
ENGLAND.-There has been no further debate in
Parliament on Canadian affairs.
The cholera has broken out in London and other
parts of the country.
IRELAND.-Intense misery prevails in Ireland.
In one district the people are compelled by starva-
ton to eat the corpses which float on shore.
DENMARk.-There seems to be no probability of
a speedy conclusion of the Danish war. The town
of Frederika [Fredericksiadt . has been taken by
the Russians. Danish fleet has appeared on the
German coast.