The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-30
Arr,vo1of the steam,hip Europa.

The Royal mail steamship Europa, with dates
from Liver oo to the 10th, London to the 9Th, and
Paris 10 the 9Th inst, arrived at Halifax at half
past 10 O'Clock, P. M, on the 10Th. She brings
seven days later intelligence from Europe.
The markets have been quiet during the week,
and all descriptions of American Cotton below fair
have receded one eighth of a penny. The total
sales of the week We're $4,000 bales Of which spec
uatOrs took u 600, and exporters 600 bales.
The American steamship Atlantic arrived at
Liverpool at midnight on Tuesday, the 9th instant
Her running time from dock TO dock Is stated at
10 days, hours and 20 minutes, thus beating all
previous trips the Atlantic by several hours.
The steamship Hibernin arrived on Sunday eve
ming.
Business in the manufacturing districts continues
brisk.
The prospects for an abundant harvest are gen.
orally good, except for potatoes, for which serious
apprehensions are beginning TO be felt The rot is
reported to te spreading rapidly, especially in the
| South of Ireland.
| Lamartine is al Constantinople.
Nothing nsw from Spain and Portugal.
ssrs Bs9g Ssg Ges GeaaE .lL EaIds,s
Cotton during the pt week. the ct the market has beer
81 with b 1e F, Of % S S E a 6
he ascrhed to the slightly improved weather Tor the growing
gree of pneasiness lie part Of hOdes. and desire TO
lie the least sign of any thing unavorabe 10 their pros
are the anne as by the Niagara Mddng qualities quoted
at "a The American descriptions sold consist Of about 1 70
and Alabama at 70s and 2ool Sea Island at &c .
1000 bales against stock at this period last year OF 555V
England and Ireland.
The question relative TO ROthschild's taking hi
seat in The House of Commons, has been postponed
to the next session. when new bill Will be INTRO
dured upon the subject.
The new Cabinet at Washington is regarded b.
the English leading press with much favor.
The Irish fraUChi.p hill : uutllAiui bV th
House of Lords, has been rejected by the House 0
. | Commons, who have substituted a twelve pUun
qualification, which adds one hundred and sevenr
thousand votes to the Irish constituencies.
The announcement OF the end ofthe repeal move
! ment in Ireland was premature At a meeting las
week the rent was t2S, and it is now sad the soc
. ETY. is nearly out of debt.
g The Gorham controversy has been brought to
i close, the reverend gentleman having his point
4 every respect
t The crops promised we'll
= !. The man who threatened the life of Sir job
}. Russell has been committed for trial.
France.
= Several socialists have been arrested in Paris Il
# threatening the lives of Representatives.
g The cholera had nearly disappeared from TOulO
+ The crop will not be 80 plentiful as antic
ii paled.
y The Minister of War has demanded anoth
II credit Of 1857 $40 francs 10 meet the expenses
q contingent OulIays.
|
!. Turki.h government, at the demand of the Russii
4 and Austrian governments, had ordered him to
a removed where kossuth and his companions a
4, confined.
i. Terrible storms broke out in Paris. For hou
the streets were impossible
u The L"gitmist Conference is being held at W.
Of Baden, delegates circug around the Duke Of
deauN. GuZOt is among the number Ofd-legates
Denmark and the Duchies.
Is Aprotoco recognizing substantially all ieadil
m views Of the Danish government, was signed
Al London on Saturday by nearly every foreign mi
y, lister at Court A telegraphc dis patch dated Hal
~ burg LIST, says Willsen has declared that he "
bold Danish provinces responsible for whatev
may happen to provinces of HOsteners.
lie change has taken place in the position Of the G
r mics.
Al Wllisen declares that his troops cannot be driv
, from the sol of Schleswig Holstein. 1t is said tn
l. Two hundred officers, from various branches Of 4
e army. had recently joined his standard.
s The Danish force - estimated at A 600.
Z, Advices from Alioaa, OF the 9TH, STATE that q
/, lisOn took place between the Danes and HOlsie
Il armies, near Mopsde, which resulted in the def
- Of the Danes though should Willisen be victOriO
m the next battle, and cross the Eyder, Russia al
e England will interfere and should the Danes 4
n, umph, Prussia and Hanover will be likely to alta
them. Should either Russia or England interfrr
Is there is reason TO apprehend revolution IN Gt
At many, which her present rulers may be unable
" | control
H. Under dates from Berlin Sd we learn that
i question Of German Parliament and CONSTITUTE
NC is allowed TO slumbsr, and in reference to the re-
1g iclliOn Of the Danish treaty, all hopes of suCc
il are at an end, as Russia and Austria cannot co
he 10 satisfactory adjustment,