The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-22
INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE CAMBRIA

the papers which came through Yesterday contain
some additional details Of the news brought by her
Disturbances Of serious nature took plate At
Rheims on the 2lst October. Ii is rcported. and
generally credited, that a consider bic movement
OF foreigners and utra-democrats tFsn the depaJt-
ments is taking place towards Paris, with what Oh
lect IS not yet clearly ascertained
The Germanic States, annoyed at the prospect
OF being domineened over BY Austria and Prussia
are forming an alliance 10 ceunteract the new
dodge. Bavaria, WnHewbnrg, and Hanover,
have taken umbrage nj aTe conduct OF the two rest
powers and out Of this quarrel events may spring
calculated TO serve the cause Of Ettherlanl'f
"a The Mannings, husband and wife have been con-
victed and sentenced TO be hung
The Belgian Legislative Assembly was to open
on the 18Th Of November
The Queen Dowagcr Adelaide wife Of William
the Fourth, is sick at SlaamoFe The London
News says the general opinion seemsto be that her
%idie5ly recovery IS not probable, but that she
may finger some time.
lie tiers fron-St Petersburg 70 Boston state fiat
nneas'ness was beginning 70 be felt in ST. Peters
bhFg. Considerable wariike preparations were
known 10 be making and The Russian Geet 1t So
baslopot was under orders TO be ready for sea at
lour days notice. C1ssaeks are seen alone tb,.
Danube, as well as sappefs and pontonniers, facing
the river near Wlddin and everything seems ready
to let iaose'the dogs OF war il the word is but pro-
Hounced.
AS many as sixty wrecks arc reported 10 have
taken place on the east coast Of Great Britain
during the late equinoetiaL gales. a bark, ON the
morning Of Sunday on the Gunleet Sands, keels,d
over, aud all on board Fcfshed numbering rs or
90persons. The Dulch and Belgian mails describe
the gales to have been very destructive on their re-
sPecuye coasts. Numerous vessels-were lost HE
Camilla steamship repsrls q fearful hurricane visit
ing Gronstadt, and a'oonsequent serious damage to
the shipping
IRELAND,
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Cork and limerick, was opened at the end OF last
week Lord Clarendon was present A banquet
was given on the occasion.
IFhOicSakc EUictigliS.-W e deeply repret TO learn
Rom a correspondent, whose Communication shall
appear IN our next, that seventy four families
amounting to probably to three hundred and seven
ty souls, have been evicted from the property Of
Col. Wyndham,in the parish Of Clondegad, and in
the lll-tated ever prosecuted county Of Clare Their
dwellings have been left, with few exceptions-ip
the words OF our correspondent hdeOus hcaps Of
ruins. There were notices Of eviction received
in due time by the relieving officer. There is no
room for the crowd IN the Ennis Union WsrkhoHse
They are denied outdoor relief some prutext or
other Women, with infants. in their arms. siebt
out under the freezing cold OF the past week and
the floor Of the chapel is now The only home Of ti,
exterminatcd people. The last sanctuary on earth
is the house Of God.-Limer3ct and C7yk Fam
FRANCE
The BRITISH Ministry aJtd Lotjs Nap0tsoa-
letter from Paris says Lord Normandy the Brit
ish Ambassador, has been IN frequent correspond
ence with the President OF the Republic and is
Supposed to,have obtained 4 complete ascendancv
over him; 50 much 50, that Theirs is said TO have
thrown out insnuauons thatFrench ceilings and
French honor are rendered subservent oioreigners
AHOtter Casis Beliin-M de Kisselcir the
Russian Charge d'AAairs in Paris, waited on IA e
Minister OF Foreign Affairs the 10Th ult He
declared to NJ deTocqueville that ii the French
he'd tha u
slider the facta easHS beki The French Council q
| Minister'S on the other hand, had decided that
France win consider cGsas 5elzt the entry 81
Russian army on the Turkish territory,
ITALY.
! Tie ROmalt StqtGs.-Gen. Zucchi las resigned
his grade as Lieutenant General in the oman army
on the ground that he had engaged 10 serve con
stltutloual PRINCE and not absolute government
Dr.. Alillingen, who has been suffering persccu
ton from the priests, has made ruitless appeal Il
the cardinals, and has therefore addressed the Brit
ish Government to protect him a British subject
TURKEY.
Bs8l, Dem5iHsEi anu h0sS5tih.-The change OF
1 creed OF BEN, kinley and other officers is CON
tirmed, Some words from kossuth, having given
rise to the opinion that Benz and his companions
had yielded to promises OF the Porte, great agi-
tatIun showed itself in the Hungarian camp and it
was at one time feared that a disturbance would
take place. Dembinski has not become Mussul-
man, but he has openly acknowledged that the
Porte had nothing whatever to do with the abiura-
ton Of BEN and his companions and he has even
written letters to the Grand Nzier and the Seras-
kier, in which he expresses his gratitude.
The Globe of Wednesday evening saws: " It is
not true as stated by the Patrie, that the British
Government has been endeavornr to dfag France
into a war with Russia and Austria or that tie
language Of the French Government towards these
powers has been more conciiatory and proper than
that of the English Cabinet, Hitherto there has
been perfect accord between the two Governments