The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02
More of the Eurora,s News

More of the EurOpa's News.
In the Philadelphia Ledger we find the following
further items of the Foreign news brought by the
Europa
England.
The House of Commons have, by large ma
jorty, granted the present Duke of Cambridge
pension of E12000 per annum.
The Agerne act for Ireland has been Withdrawn
The Queen and Court are to leave London for
Scotland on the 22d inst; previous to which her
Majesty was expected to prorogue Parliament in
person.
The Irish Intent Right Conference Meeting, now
being held at Dublin, is said to be noble assem-
bly,, and though its declarations somewhat stag
gerng, its orderly and business-ike attitude is
suggestive of success. What Sir Robert Peel
over and over again, in late sessions, asked Tor
Ireland comprehensive legislation, the Confer
certainly offers for their proposal, is equivalent
to social revolution. In the placing OF the land
in the hands of the people, if we mistake not, an
agitation has commenced which now agitates So
cety in Ireland to its heart, which until appeased
by the required concessions, will engulph all petty
clans of the present Government. The Conference
is composed of the abest of the country
The performances of the ocean steamers, OF both
| Cunard's and Colns's line, have been the theme OF
| renewed wonder at Liverpool. The Hibernla
reached her wharf on Sunday evening, nearly
| twelve hours before she was expected; but this
was eclipsed by the performance of the Atlantic,
which has made the shortest trip by many
hours on record. The Atlantic arrived at midnight
on Tuesday, to the surprise of every body, and
| received the congratulations OF the public, who
fully appreciated the value of the spirited opposi-
| ton. Her news telegraphed to London, and
appeared there on Wednesday morning.
The Board of Trade returns for the month end
ing the 9Th July, show an increase in the declared
value of expectations of E427,OOO, as compared
| with the corresponding month OF last year. The
aggregate value of exports during the first half of
| the Voc has hapn -I3l JJ3 Jl1. SHOWING
an increase of $685. 65, as compared with the
| corresponding period of 1919.
| The American Minister, lady and daughter, are
on visit to the Duke and Duchess of Northum-
| berland at Anwicll Castle.
1t is said that the Great Britain steamship has
been purchased for 1926 900, and that she is to
with passengers on the Pacific, between Panama
and San Francisco
| France.
The Corn harvest snow about half over, and 1t
is said will not be so plenty as was expected.
The correspondent of the Globe says that the
| Neapolitan Government has admitted in principle
the claims of indemnify put forward by Lord Palm.
erston, for the losses suffered by the British resi-
dents at Medina and Palermo daring the siege at
those places, and that The only question now unde-
| termined is the amount.
The President is about to set on his proposed ex-
cursion through the southeastern provinces.
The bill for putting an end to the forced cur.
rency Of the Bank Of France was discussed on
Sunday in the Assembly, and was lavorably re-
ceved.
The new law relative to the press has already
had the effect of killing several of the provincial
journals, and in all cases the circulation of the
papers has been greatly diminished
Denmark and the Duchies.
| Cen Wlii5en has issued another proclamation,
praising his rOOps and declaring that they cannot
he driven from the soil Of Scheswig, except by a
second and third battle, and they will be bloodier
than the first.
The ardor for the Holstein cause is said to be
abated at and near Hamburg.
Little doubt exists among well informed parties
that higher powers will be involved in the ad-
iustment Of this dispute before any thing decisive
or satisfactory will be done.
The Prussian corps of observation, under Gen.
Hahn, have established their headquarters at Bort
zelberg, near the Hostein frontier, The remain
der of the division is continued norlhward along
the Holstein' SChW erin frontier
| Austria and Hungary.
| The Vienna Cabinet seems TO be for peace.
There is nothing talked of but reduction of the
army, and retrenchment of its expenditures.
Russia and Turkey.
| The Emperor Nicholas has issued Il mandate
commanding seven men in each one thousand Of
| the population of the western provinces, and ten
in each one thousand in some other Provinces to
be raised for the army The population for these
| districts is computed at 81 100000.
The Sntan has decided that specimens of the
manufacture of Turkey shall be sent to The exhibi.
ton in London, in 1850, and has nominated a com.
mission of five superior funconaries of the Minis
Try Of Commerce II three Mussulmen and two
Christian msrchants-to superntend the necessary
arrangements.
Another Batt2e-The Hamburg Boryenhaac 0
the 9th ut has the following, dated Altoona, Aug
ust S
A collision between the two advanced guards o
the Danish and Holsein armies is said to have ia
ken place on Friday, near Wohide, which is re-
ported as follows $50 men of the lst Jagar corps