The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-24

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Foreign News by the Niagara.
We give the following summary Of the news
brought BY the steamer Niagara, which arrived a
NewYork on the 14th:
England.
The exciting topic in the British House of Com.
mons continues to be the admission or non-admis
sion OF Baron Rothschild to his seat in Parliament
On Thursday evening, the debate was again re.
sumed but on an InumatIOn from the Attorney
General that he had some definite resolutions Il
propose, the further discussion Of the question wa,
then adjourned. In the course of the sitting III,
Attorney General gave notice that he would. on
Monday next, move the two following resolutions
First " That Baron Rothsehild IS not entitled to
visit IN this Honse, 10 sit in this House during
any deb4te, until he she'll take the oath Of abiura-
ton, in form appointed BY law. 1aui Isal -ssdq
Second, That this House will. at the earlies,
opportunity in the next session Of Parliament take
INTO us serious consideration the form Of the oat h
OF ahIuration, with view % relieve her Maiestv's
subjects protesting the Jewish religion The an
nouncement OF those resolutions was received with
much Indignation by the House and in political
circles IL IS anticipated that the Government will
be thoroughly beaten.
serious forgery on the Austrian Bank Of Wen
ma has just been discovered in London. II apnears
that person named Hill had been apprehendad
with forged notes ON that bank to the amotlnt Of
$4,000. = :,
man named Jones has been brought nm al the
London police office, for having in his possessian
letter threatening the death OF Lord John RpsseI
The fellow told the policeman that he found thr
letter, but the more probable circumstances appears
70 be, that be concocted it with view 10 !. little
unsnvable uotoriety.
meeting, numerousy attended, was held in
Manchester, for the purpose Of considering a plar
Tor the cultivation OF cotton ia the West Indies
Lord Brougham is to be created an Earl with
the Teverslon OF the title to his brother
The Greenock Advertiser says % A StroDg
probability exists of direct passenger conmuni.
cation being opened between Greenock and New,
York, by a iine OF screw steamers. The property
OF Greenock owners" 4
The recent victory of the Danes over the Schles-
wigers, has gwen rise to much discussion in the
London journal. The Times and Post defend tba
pretensipns of Denmark, and are high in tl,eir
Frase of this last crusade against the ancient liner
ties OF lower Germany, while the Chronicle and
/ Daily News warmly espouse the cause Of IN.
Duchies. Speaking Of the articles in the former
Journals, the News says Ii is with bsImiliatiot
that we see English influences at work 10 invoIv,
our own country in this quarrel, and that on n,
wrong side Their object was to abet the views 4
he an
ference on Danish questions, which resumed il
deliberations to-day"
Prussia has at the last hour given svmntorns q
recalcitration. Prussia has refused 10 ale nar, il
the conference and has withdrawn its envoy from
Frankfort, rather than acqnesce in the designs Of
Austria to re-cOnstltute the old footing the Gem
tra Diet, blown to the winds by the re yolution of
1913 Upon this attitude, so tardily assumed bv
Prussia reposed the last hope of the friends OF cop
stitutIona governmentto TO that power internose
ITSELF not only between the liberties, Duchles and
OF Germany, but the Increasing sabre swav OF
which Russia and Austria are the, champions th,.
allied Journals embrace the moment of the confer
ence resuming its deliberations to wheedIe the
Governments Of France and England and bnll,
the Government of Prussia into suhiecton To the
reconstruction Of the Germanic Confederation ,,n
the absolute principles Of 1915, and the sacrifice Of
the Duches to the uncontrolled will of the in, nj
Denmark or his master, the Gar ei
The British Admiralty have gwen notice of the
arrival on Thursday, Of integence from CAPTAIN
Austin, and the English and American souadrons
sentin search Of Sir John Franklin
\ Capt. Austin, on board ihe Engenia transnort
lett " hale Fish Island on the 23d of June all well
perfect IN every equipment the steamers with
SIX weeks coal on board The day after Captain
Austin sailed, the American expedition CONSISTING
OF two schooners, arrived at Whale Fish Island
and sailed TO the Northward on the 29tb, all we'll
The season Tor exploration is considered fairly
opened, and no intelligence has been Obtained Of
the missing vessels
The celebrated Liebig is about to visit the Ijni
led States, for the purpose Of lecturng on the sub
iect Of Chemistry.
An awful Railway collision occurred reeentjv ].
Glasgow, bywhich a number of persons lost Their
lives ~
The weather continues favorable for the qrotv;na
crops. The accounts from Ireland relative to rRr
potato blight, are extremely conflicting but the
general tone of the IRISH press is favorable
~ France.
Paris, Tuesday, August 1.-The remainder OF
the budget has been voted withou, q debate
II is said that the Cholern is not so violent in
Africa as at first reported u,,Y
Two Socialists have heen cordamned To ippri-.I
sphment for eighteen months for having concealed
arms in their dwengs Several more Socialisi
journals have been suppressed saaa i-l ~ ac
'Fhe Minister of Marine has bestowed a gold
medal upoR Captain Debnson, Of the Amsrlcan
schooner W, RyansOn for having saved six sea.
men who were separated from the French whaler.
Gen TEST .ase.s7 f.,. .es.i if-dg vera .assf
Pdrts, WednesdaY--The Danish Embassaslor
has had several lengthy interviews with the Presi.
dent OF the Republic. II Is said thar the French
ti0yernment ~ lin cOnjnnrtinn With England and
Prssla) pressing negotiations m order 10 l. rIninate
the differences between Denmark and the Duehies ,
by treaty IN the Assembly. t s.. Il ~ i
Paris Is full OF the secret cahals OF bolh fto,ons
The French Railways are reported TO be In n DE-
plorabie cOrdtiOn.
Paris, Thursday.-An extraordinary conrisr ar
rived with dispatches from Germany, ioucEing the
Danish question .3 sfI .3 IN, s..lH s7f.-@
The King of Bavaria was shortly expeeted in
Paris, en- rouie TO England. He travels ,gcog.
The Wheat harvest has been very forward
The COMMITTEE in the Assembly have reported
against the resolution allowing members Of the
Assembly resident IN Paris,durng the prorog
@ 70 take part in the sittings of the Committee in
Permanence. . f5-.l. ..s ~
Denmark and the Duehies.
Ii appears, from the latest intelligence from the
seat OF war, that the retreat Of the Scheswis Ho-
stem army, at the battle of Idstedt was more ow
ing to want OF ammunition than the result of a
hard fought field and doubt exists that the re-
treat was perfectly orderly; and that the army will
be speedily ready for action as at first
Germany,
The news OF the battle in the Duchies has excl
ted fury throughout Northern Germany !; and, in
Hanover, meeting has been held, at which 1000
persons were present, to petition the King that The
Hanoverian army might be sent to the aid Of
Sehleswig Holstein. Several other popular meet.
ings have also been held, al different places 70 the
same effect. a s. sE auafsG fs54 lll
Prussia has recalled her envoy from the confer
ence at Frankiort This viii have the effect Of
weakening the growing power Of Austria in Ger
Russia and the Duchies.
Il IS reported that the Russian government has
addressed clreaar 90 al its agents foreign ports
IN winch II dec aefior