The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-06


Foreign News by the Niagara.
The New York Evening Post of the Z7th, con-
aina the following fusl details, received by the
steamer Niagara:
PRocEEDISGs IN PARLIkStENT.-The debates
IN Parliament present few features Of general inter-
esq, beyond the fact THAT Ministers have been again
hsaten BY majority Of 30.
On Taesday3 Lord Mass moved that the House
should resolve Itself into committee % consider tI
present mode et leyyIng the duty on homemade
spirits 10 bond. The Chancellor Of the Exche1ner
resisted. and made the motion government ques-
ton. A discussion ensued the Hosise divided aad
the Governments were thoroughly beaten
The Chaneellor protesting against the resolutions
Of Sif George Grey, has tnnouneed- in the Son
mons That Il Is the intention Of the Government to
stop all Post-ofiees on Sunday and an inauirv vas
70 take place, TO if it be not practicable to Iof
the mail also on the Sabbath. This movement
has met with no favor from the majority Of the peo-
pie.
A new bill to limit fhs sales Of Encufahersd ".
taies in Ireland, has been introduced and twice
read in the House Of Lords. The main object Of
the bill is TO exempt from sale all estates moi mort
gagged, TO a certain amount, and fixing the mini-
THE SUPPRESSION or THE CLUBs-fn the Az
selnby the bill for suppressiBg Clubs and the polit-
leal bodies has been passed for another year. The
o fof iegalizng the transportation of political Of
iehaeIss mas been passed entire as The Government
presented II, except the clause which gave il ret
i respective effect
The bill for granting pensions TO the families or
those Killed and wounded in the affairs of February
ana 1 Jgne, was rslseied y great majority The
bill granting pensions to the deserving OF the vvorE
| ing classes, when iniFmfy oyersakes them 80.
also passed by q full House. The Committse an
pointed to consider the proposed great increass IN
the salary ofthe President, have not rscomnepdeJ
acqnlescence IN the demand.
II is said, however, that the leaders Of the ,oai-
MY intended voting lpr the bill Notwithstanding
the decision Of Tho Committee, sharp ront.ef ~
therefore expected. The Mountain il indignant n,
the proposal, as they look upon this as being ouv
the irst series OF movements having for their end
the legazIng perpetual Presidency in the person
Of Louis Napoleon, who has affected to take ereaf
offence at the hesitation evneed by the conmittee
THE PRESIDENTS ToUR.-In a recent sour
throughout the provinces, the President was every
where well received. His speeches were somewhat
remarkable for their appeals for popularity amanP
the working classes. Itappears thar in framing tI
new electoral law the President made great t,,nr
der He never intended it is said that the propos;
change should extend to the election Of President AZ
well representative-bu il i SO, and il IL fNI
now that he sees his mistake. Another proiscf r.
law, for lettering the press by stamp duty at prs
semi Is engaging the attention Of government M
lhers has left Paris to visit Louis Philippe In Eng
land. The Ex-Mnster arrived on Thursday ana
well received by the diplomaiiss and stsisssr,
of st. James II is said that his visit has dean
political change in view. He had an Iervjsyr yisl
the President before leaving Paris. union Of the
two houses Of the Bourbons is said to be tl obiat
| of Nj. Thiers's visit TO ths Ex-King al London
| MIsCELLANEOUs.-Girardin has been elected q,
the Assembly from the Lower Rhine, by large
| majority
well informed Paris correspondent saws 4 = ~,
pecled every thing will be aTraged before AIendav
next, in order that Lord Palmeraton NAV be able Il,
reply vlcorousy by facts TO the threatened motion
L toF Vftv1A nIsaUra lsa ntOtaa
that Lord NoFmanby' efforts To bring the Miaissr
| Of Foreign Affairs to some poeiitFe derision 'haJ
failed, although matters were and 4fe still reeariei
virtually arranged. Gen. Itislsss marty anr.ss
to be waiting for more favorable afvices irern Tn,
Russia.
Ii is stated, on French authority, tlat the Russian
| government has addressed a political note fo H.
English cabineti repudiating the notion that British
subjects living In Tuscany Naples during The ats.
revolt, have any just claim for indemnify for Nv.
losses they incurred during those disturbances Tbs.
Russian Minister observes that the ST. Pstefsbure
cabinet completely identified itself with The pripci.
cabinet of Vienna.
Thursday, Paris ives opened at "a, and closed af
% TO 20 The war budget of 1851 is less than the
last by upward of 1900, coo francs.
The Heraldo publishes letter from Ceuta of nh.
3lst ut., stating that the Moorish army commanasd
by two Pachas, the one white and the other ,IacE
was marching toward the frontier Of AleIers WIN
| hostile Intentions toward the French.
Italy.
Later accounts from Rone state that The Pona i.
| wholly absorbed in religious ceremonies, 10 tbe er
cluson of all attention TO his temporal Government
The people are said TO eyince very uneasy stare M.
feeling, and nothing but the presence Of foreign
troops Restraints popular demonstration against the
| government.
The DUCHIEs.-The several proposals of ,ba
Schieswig Deputies as the basis of negotiation have
been published, but t+e eansidered wholly nadmis-
4 &C. has a
from Warsaw, and the Enpefor of Russia is said to
| have fully approved of all that has been done bv
Denmark, and united with that cabinet in the opirl-
ION that II force alone is to solve the question, It's
| adjustment must not be protracted.
| The HGlsieiners have fired upon a Danish man
of-war cruising offthe PORT Hisleghaven The head
quarters of the Danish troops in Juand is moved
Koldng the Swedish generals troops have feceige,I
| orders TO be in readiness to march. The prepara-
tions for hostilities continue upon great scale in
Prussia; still several laws have been issued against
the press The king seems TO be fast recovering from
his wound. The papers lodged by Goethe with the
| government have been examined, and correspop-
| dence between his brother and the Poet Schiller
has been found, and will be published forthwith
Brown, shiPley g. Co.'S Liverpool Circular
FKDAY, June a. 1850
viii o1uUn iSsAe n e exesedasy dg hs wek
have eonseqnenty gives way sa per bbl ali qnsls
Quotations % for mddhng are gag 81 AZ bb Fan
sps Z l iaRR ana ans S SsPa s
still quoted ia, and fair Orleans IA per pound he ar and
gosd qualities being mer The latter from Aines-
lea containing adyces OF decline prices Amer.
icons markets In the face of OF here
have had untavorahe influence here to this the decline
is great degree aserbed. The Or the week amount
TO 80 bales of which 800 have been on speculation and
4SO for The sales to-day about 4OO00
bales The stock in this estimated 5i bales, OF
| which $4,000 American.
as g. H. G"s Hs s asd So@ @s u ps
he highest quotation The growing both Of grain
Flour Is rs per bb and inferior, and some is Sd 70 us
| Cd, with heavy market.
Wheat, in fair demand previous Gardner X Cos
that the early the week the trade
in all its branches dull Yesterday however, there
tors AT odays market, mlddlng wheat sold freely an
advance of penny 70 lbs Flour met improved
inquiry, and nlan Corn more asked Tor without eang
, | TO much business
The editors must stay at home. The necessity
of circumstances renders that imperative. Ii thev
were not at their points and posts of observation
il they deserted but for day-the society that has
made or proposes making it summer Hegira--
would rush back again in dismay. Itwould be the
tocsin of alarm, and the fears Of fire and food of
robber and rout, and Eebellion would ensue. Up
in inaccessible fourth and fifth stories, in dimly
lighted offices, in quaint localities, there live the
editors, and there they live on, instructing, anus
ing, perplexing, worrying, coRsoling, aggravatng
the population in all and every latitude Of the ther-
mometer. 1t would be a sad day for the world ii
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