The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

ne dSSleS organizing the Administration OF
Justice IN Pennsylvania appeared at Vienna on the
23d, Two hundred and nine condemned Hunga-
rians have been pardoned by the Emperor.
One of the French journals states that Abd-el-
kader is about to be removed from the chateau of
Ambose to the chateau of Meudon.
The news from Athens, of the 9Th July of the
final arrangement with England was received BY
all parties with unbounded Joy. A large village
had been burnt by the brgands.
In Turkey, fears are entertained of the Olive
crops proving in some degree deficient. Improved
prices expected manufactures quiet Cotton in
demand.
A terrific steamboat explosion occurred at Bris-
tol, England, on the 22d ult. The steamer Red
Rover, which piled on the river, burst her boiler
at her wharf, with tremendous shock, blowing
the engine, etc. to pieces sinking the wreck of the
boat, and throwing the bodies of of the pas
sengers high above the houses The loss of life is
said to be very large.
The PARIS PREss.-Most of the papers an
nounce the change in the amount of their subscrip-
tons which will be introduced by the new law on
the press. The Constitutional has raised its price
by one-third, from eight to twelve francs the De-
bats from thirteen to seventeen frames the Press
from six to twelve francs the quarter.
The National is informed from auth lentic sources
that the health Of the Queen of 5 pain has been
much shaken by her recent confineI nent, so as 10
present grounds for serious apprehen sions.
The Debats announce that the club of French
emigrants in London, has been closed by order of
the English government
Mr.. Davis, the United States Commissioner to
China arrived at Southampton, in the steamer
Ripon, by the overland route, on the 24th ult, on
his return to the United States.
The discovery of gold in considerable quantities
at Port Adelaide, South Australia, is confirmed
The gold working company are san guine of sue
cess
Mr. CONWAY, the Ojibway chief, received much
attention in Liverpool.
There have been two fatal cases of Cholera in
Manchester. The board of health deny that there
has been any case in London.
All the gentilities are shocked at Lady PeeFs
report of Sir Roberts dem ccratic desire that none
of his family should ever accept frank" That
was his constant request.
Miss Peel, of Lariggan, near Penzance, sister of
Sir Lawrence Peel, chief Justice of the supreme
court OF Calcutta, and first cousin OF the late Sir
Robert Peel has just sece ded to the Church eff
Rome.
Robert Pate, who struck tn queen, is sick in the
Nib INK pententiary.
Half million of mackerel were taken in one day
at Slapton Sands, near Oar tmouth. The whole
bay, extending nearly five mil es, seemed living
mass of fish.
Dick Monks, g the Warwinkshire Antelope" is
walking thousand miles in a thousand hours at
Sheffield He began June II, and had done IT'S.
He is to get ESQ.
The Queen, Prince Albert, and family, have re-
manned week at Osborne, in the seclusion suta-
BILE to period of &c court mourning."
Mrs. Fanny Kemble was advertised to give
Shaksperean reading Monday, July 30, at the
St James Theatre, London.
Alfred Tennyson has taken wife, and resides
at the lakes.
The ex. king of the French mas returned to Clare
mont His retnue was compose d of above seventy
persons. The grandson of Louis Philippe made
his first communion on Saturday. number OF
devoted friends came from France especially to les.
tify on this occasion their sympathy.
The Queen and Prince Albert are announced to
appear in Dublin in August. The great national
cattle show, holden at Cork, was FIRST rate The
latest Dublin Evening Post sees ground of alarm
as to the safety of the bulk of the potato crop
The Sublimary, a British Indiaman was lost
May "a, on the passage from Bombay, and more
than forty persons persisted. French brig L'Agile
capszed and went down, June 10, and every soul
on board, amounting to sixty persisted
Commercial accounts from Paris are excellent |
The only fear among manufacturers was that thew |
could not have operatives enough to supply their
orders.
The Frankfort on the Maine Journal contains a |
letter from the frontiers of Poland stating that all
the Russian troops stationed along The frontiers for
a length of six miles have received sudden orders
to march, and that they had taken the direction Of
the north.
On the 18th July drea lful accident occurred at
Frankfort. new and magnificent building, lately
erected in the suburb of Sachsenhausen, devoted
10 public amusemens, aud known as the Felsenk.
eller, cellar in the rock, fell in with terrific
crash. Sixteen persons. and probably more, were
buried In the ruins,
Accounts from Scheswig- HOlstein state that the
Danes occupying the whole of the north of
Soheswig, A squadron of cavalry ON the 10Th took
possession Of the town of Tondern, without meet.
ing with any opposition. Down TO the evening of
the 23d no action had taken place, neither had any
alteration been made in the relative position of the
TWO CRIMES. Under date Of Copenhagen, July %,
ii is said the Russian feet of eleven line. Of battle
ships had been seen off MOene.
Twin children were born to the Sultan Of Turkey
on the night of June %.
The Russians have been defeated again by the
Circassians. In harassing forced march, the Rus.
slams, on the 9th May, fell upon an ambuscade of
Daghees, commanded by Shamil in person. The
being short of ammunition, were
soon among them sword in hand, aud the Russian
host was quickly put to the rOut, 1b the loss of
general aidede-camp seventy OF Ulcers, four guns
and most OF their ammunition and bsggage. A let
ter from Sonkhoum states that Amin Bey the BROTH
er-in-law of Shamil Bey, was actively stirring up
the Circassians to revolt.
In France, as well as in England, the death of
President Taylor caused deep sensation.
An Italian and Frenchman, who had lust
returned from California with $150OOin gold dust,
were recently robbed in London while thew were
@ spreeing i" at Vauxhall Gardens.
The great building for the English Industrial
Exhibition of 1851, is to be manutactur ed at Biz
ningham.
Steamers to Australia are talked of in London
The great bull of Nineveh, excavated by Dr.
Layard, is on its way to England
Haynau has sent to his government defence of
his conduct terocious his own adml1is tration
of the affairs of Hungary.
P. X. Mahoney, Accountant General of Ex-
,hequer, Ireland, has been killed by fall from his
morse.
At the Royal Agricultural Annual Meeting in |
Exeter, on the 20tL of July last both Mr.. Law
renee and Mr.. Rives present. So was Col |
Morris of NewYork. The two Ministers made |
very neat speeches. Col. Morris sill mt.
A few of cholera have appeared at Man |
chester.
The liberal English papers are very laudatory |
Of the enterprise of the Americans, in having |
already secured all the practicable routes of transit
between the Atlantic and Pacific.
The new Bishop of Montreal has been conse-
Grated at Westminster Abbey.
The owners of the Viceroy were fully insured.
Sir E. l.. Bulwer has come out proteciionst.
Noiseless carriage wheels are now made by GOV.
erlng the tire with bands of vulcanIzed caoutchouc
W hope Mr. Armstrong will look to this
There are 10000 political prisoners in the Roman
States.
HanRn