The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-01
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LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

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LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 1
y The steamer Niagara from Liverpool the 9th 3
Z ult, arrived at Boston on the 23d All the COM 5
mercial intelligence of importance was commune 4
Gated to and published in this paper of the 18th 5
We append summary of such political intelli- :
3gence as seems to be of much consequence:
Great Britain.
4 Nothing eventful in a political sense has Yeti
occurred in Parliament, and nothing is anticipated
before the Chancellor produces his budget
Lord John Russell has given notice that it is in Z
contemplation by the Government to abolish the 4
office of Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, together With
the Vice-Rega Court at Dublin, the intention being
to have Irish affairs managed by the Home Depart
Sment, by Secretary for Ireland.
9 Mr.. Jones Lloyd, the eminent banker, is about
Ito be raised to the peerage
81 Lord Denman has retired from the woosaok,
and Lord Campbell has been appointed Lord Chief
y Justice.
The conduct of Lord Palmerston in contnuingE
the Greek blockade is severely commented on byI
all the English journals and were it not for be-
lief which exists that his lordship has made de.
monstration against Russia, his conduct would
inject with general reprobation. The Russian Gov
8ernment has presented an energetic remonstrance
%against the proceedings of the English Govern
ment, and public opinion is general that, if neces-
3sary, the Gar will give the Greeks efficient sup
port. The Russian note to the Minister at Lon
don, says:
u "You will demand of Lord PalmerstOn to what
extent he intends to employ force in support of his
claims in order that the allies of King Ohio may be
lin position to consider what means may be neces-
sary for them to adopt to guaranty the indepen-
dence of that Monarch ard his people"
b The London Gazette says that Queens mes
senger passed through Malta on the 25th ult., with
orders to Sir VIM. Parker to hostlies against
Greece.
IA The Queen has authorized the publication of the
following liberal rewards for the discovery Of Sir
John Franklin, viz :G20,0 900 to any one who shall
efectually relieve the Of the ships, El0 900
for relieving for such information as may lead to
the relief of any of the crew and 10000 to any one
who shall first succeed in asceraining their fate.
81 The Bishop of Exeter has been defeated in his
contest with the Rev. Mr.. Gorham.
France.
The result of the elections was not known al
Paris on Thursday. The Government have estab-
shed censorship on all foreign books brought
into France.
The anniversary of the Republic passed off with
out disturbance. The Minister of Finance states
Il hat the revenue will be adequate for the public
L service this year without new loan or increased
axes. The Postmaster General opens all letters
passing to and from suspected persons. This con
duct has given rise to warm debates in the Assem-
hbly. 1t is said that France and Russia are com.
pletely united upon the Greek question. Letters from
Il roulon state that the French fleet in the Levan
had sailed for the Greek coast. We learn from the
French budget, just published, that the army is t,
5bs reduced to 408, 600 men, and that the expenses
Aof the nation are to be reduced "a 600 900 francs
81 Italy.
M There is no indication of speedy return Of tn
Il Pope to Rome
4 Fears are entertained at Naples that Admira
Parker will pay his respects to the Neapolitans a
soon as he leaves the Greek coast. Like fears ar
Il also entertained at Madrid
Prussia and the German States.
~ The Prussian Monitor, of the 5th inst, publishe
iE he names of the members of the Chamber of Stat
n manned by the Government They are all of tn
aristocratc class. The consttutionalists and demo
Gratis will not interfere in the election for the FRS
g Chamber, because they consider that the nomina
sion of SO many members Of the arislocracy is to
q signiieant hint on the part Of the Government
admit Of hope that the internal liberties Of Gel
y amany are about to be developed. All who sincere
: lily desire that Germany should attain to a definit
& Unconstitutional State, are greatly discouraged a
b this act of the Government.
"a A formal protest has been entered into by tn
! Council of Administration against Hanover, fC
Withdrawing from the alliance of the twenty Stste
A Hof May 26th.
Us The Committee of the Saxon Chamber on III
iGeTman question have agreed to a series of recon
Sba h. -
adhering to the Prussian bond and using its nfu
ence with Wurtemburg and Bavaria to Undue
il them to join also.
1t is said that the Erfurt Parliament would b
Il postponed to admit of the consideration of thi
accommodation.
ID The report gains ground that the armstice be
tween Denmark and the Duchies is to be prolonged
\ The menaces of Prussia on the Swiss canton
E Iments have been renewed; but, as France an
3 Austria have interfered, nothing serious is to
d #apprehended.
az Austria and Hungary.
! The Vienna journals state that intelligence ha
al been received from Pennsylvania to the effect th
h the Russians were assembling considerable mil
ary force at the deile of Gerto, with the intentie
|. Of again occupying Pennsylvania, as to allo
Austrian troops to pass through to Italy and Il
d German frontier.
"a Haynau has called out the National Guards
81 +, such large towns Presburg, to make up ne
levy of twenty thousand men. Many of the PEI
Fl pie have left home in consequence, knowing tn
OIL they would be obliged to serve. A few polite
prisoners have escaped. All the National Guard
who served in the insurrectionary forces in HUI
Id gary, have been incorporated with the Au
n trian army.