The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09
Further News by the Europa.


Mr.. D'Iorael has published manifesto accusing
the wings of countenancing in Ireland the policy on
the part OF Rome, which they nov find II conVe-
nient 10 denOunce. In England, one of the new
Catholic Bishops, in a pastoral charge, goes fur
Their than this, and states broadly that the new
hierarchy was arranged with the express sancllpll
Of the Government; and Cardinal Wlseman, VINO
has arrived in London, is also said 10 have declared
that the whole scheme submitted to ne sP-
proved by the Cabinet some time ago lhe w
POpery cry never assumed, 1t Is said, any aPPfodc
to its present vruence, though the excitement ap-
pears confined almost exclusively to the middle
classes.
The Board of Trade returns for the month of
Ocfohpr show considerable increase in the matter
of export as compared with the two previous years,
esDeciaIlV in cotton linen, wOolens, and siIks.
n is nroD1sed to apply TO Parliament at the ap.
proachng session, to introduce clauses into the
IiverDool dock bill, with the view TO The addition
of poor rates. Should the application be success
full The American trade, which forms the great sta
ple Of the port would most materially suffer.
The Lord Mayors recent annual public dinner
was marked by unusual brilliancy. The Hon. Alb
bolt Lawrence was present and made Speech
which is characterized by the papers az earnest
elcqnent, truthful and imprisoned, and it is said
TO have been in fine taste throughout.
FRANCE.
The Legislative Assembly has re-assembled.
The Presidents speech is the absorbing topic. 1t
is highly approved of by the public and the papers
ger orally The opinion seems to gain ground thai:
an army of observation will be stationed in the de-
partments near the North Eastern frontier. Thirty
thousand men are spoken of for the Moselle alone,
to be enabled to meet any emergency that may
arise. At the last Council of Ministers on tie de-
spaches from Germany it was unanimously decided
that the Ministers of France at the Court of Austria
and Berlin should be instructed to announce that
although France wishes to observe the strctes neu-
traity on disputes of other States, she could not
hut ga
an European affair, and the French ministers are
desired to demonstrate with all the weight of their
official position against the right OF Austria and
Prussia to open the way to CONFUSION in Europe
for interests which either personal or too slight
not to make it incumbent on them to offer mutual
concession. The proceedings in the Assembly
unimportant. The minority are very well
disposed towards the Government, and the message
has greatly pacltied the opposition. On Wednes
day, in his official document Louis Napoleon has
committed himself to facts and principles, foreign
to the alleged tendency OF his ambition. He con.
sdeTs it more polite to sustain the revolution in
its integrity than to make a movement which, fail
ing in its intent, would throw power into the hands
of the legltimists. He processes his obedience tc
the Law and the Constitution.
France, he says, is now in an excellent condition
the industry of the country is invested in trade anC
manufactures, and its conentedness implied in the
absence OF any insignificant agitation. The Presi
| cent dwelIs on the condition of the finances, the
state of the Army and Navy, the nature of foreign
rel ttions, and hence infers that the time has ar
rived for the consideration of the principles of Free
| Trade
While England is alarmed at the Introduction 0
one Cardinal, France rejoces at the elevation o
| three Frenchman to that honor For himself, Loui,
| Napoleon dsclams personal ambition, and invite!
| the Assembly to aid him in consolidating the Con
stituton.
The message was a very satisfactory one. The
President promises to conform to the will OF tn,
people.
There were about 600 members present at tn,
| opening of the Assembly. Dupin was elected Pres
| ldent of the Chambers by a considerable majority
The above was received by telegraph from Hall
| fax, but it worked so badly that communication
broke at this point.