The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01
Further News by the Pacific.

at q Clock, P Me- and has therefore made the pas
sage across the Atlantic in ten DAYS and four hours
and loIly i've minutes--nine hours quicker than
any other American steamer, and seventeen hours
quicker than any British steamer ever made the
run from Liverpool to New York.
The steamship Niagara, from New York, arrived
at Liverpool on Monday night, the 9th ult.
The accounts from Madrid confirm the eItraor'
mary success Obtained by the Government in the
ectons. None of the chic. = of the progresista
party, and not more than twelve of the opposition
deputies, had been reflect d.
One of the Roman journals gives currency to
report that Lord Pamerston has addressed TO the
Court OF the Vatican an energetic not, IN which
he cautions it against adopting violent measures
towards Sardinia, and persevering in the system
hitherto pursued by the Pope with regard to the
Government
A Customs League, it is stated has been con-
cudud between Austria and the Duchies Of Modena
and Parma. Tuscany does not at present form
part of the league, but negotiations on the subject
are pending.
The Minister Of Finance at Rome has published
notification Of the issue of Treasury Bonds to the
amount of 100000 Of scudi, for the purpose Of
Withdrawing from circulation the greater part of
the paper currency.
Tie accounts from Schleswig announce that
martial law has been proclaimed in Husum against
all persons concealing arms or holding communlca-
| ton with the Danish camp.
grand naval review took place at Cherbourg
on Saturday, 9TH September, in the presence of
the President of the French Republic.
The article of coffee appears to be attracting
considerable attention in the continental markets.
| At Antwerp, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Hamburg
| Berlin, Trieste and Havre holders represented
to be very firm, and prices to have advanced.
When the result OF the late public sales at Amster-
dam became known, increased business had
b en- done, particularly at Hamburg.
We make up the following accounts from the
| NewYork Herald:
The War in Schiesayiq.-The continued rains
have made any attempt to renew operations in the
field impossible 1t was OF course well known to the
commanders but to the of the troops it is
necessary to prove this impossibllity by practical
experiment For this reason the reconnaissance TO-
ward Frederichstadt was undertaken; having seen
with their own eyes that the meadows around that
town all under water, in some places so deep
that only the roots Of many houses were to be seen
above it, the troops returned to their quarters To
the north of FrederiChstadt the Danes have estab-
Gshed permanent camp near Ramstedt; between
this place and Stollinghausen, the marshes have
! been flooded, not only by the natural heavy ram,
but by dam thrown across the Ireene. In fact,
| the whole of the terrain northwest of Rendsburg
may be considered impossible for any military pur-
rose and notwithstanding the discomfort OF the
| Germans generally, at the present state OF naCton
| any movement appears impossible.
In Hamburg an attempt is now making to raise
| a voluntary loan for the Stadhaltershat, and the
prospectus is being taken from house to house; but
IL uluS extremely le" signatures anu III TINS Cu
mercial city there are public establishments that
will not even receive the paper money OF a State
that forms its own suburb. What chance a loan
has IN such a state Of things may be OWNED.
The ST. Petersburg Hzuung contains the follow.
ing noe, with which the Emperor Of Russia pre-
scented Genera, krOgh, the Danish CUmmAndsr.i in,
chief, with tHa order Of ST. Anne:
As do full Justice the distinguished bravery ant
Fqdsgcf you dpayed IN the e9saseTenl, Of the 2h anc
under your command, wothIy maintained the legitimate
knight Of The Order Of St Anne Of the fist class and senC
" PeterhoI, August 7, ls-j. NICHOLAS"
The Naval Reuiey.-The London Chronicle O
The 10Th says;
This grand and imposing display of the fines
leet ever sent to sea by Ia belle France has long
engaged the attention of all sightseeing people il
| this country, well as in France itself; and a.
might be easily OWNED, The number Of visitors to
Cherbourg during this week ne never before beer
elualed. In fact it was, as Monsieur Julien would
| phrase it, an spectacle mOnStre 10 Frenchmsn, d
pro4d national treat-an epoch in the naval history
! ID France.
| BY special invitation Of the President, the gen
uemen Of the British yacht clubs had for the great
ar part, assembled in the port with their beautiful
| vessels, ard anchored under the batteries on
| Wednesday, including the Earl of Wilton, who
saiuied with fifteen guns the dmlrdI Of he fleet,
" no uUmplImeuIed the noble CummC lore with a sd.
| lutte in return The Duke of Mari orouph the
Marques Of Conyugham, the Earl Of Cardigan
the Marques or Ormon.t, the Earl of MountchasLes
aud other distinguished amateurs, had arrived on
| Tuesday. The British squadron had arranged Il
present the visitors a sT5ci of entertainment per
| isCtly new 10 the French, and which none but Eng
-hmen have the means for dsplaying-namey, d
use oil all their handsome yacht7, accompanied
By a variety Of beautifully executed manmuvrrs
DHt ui the bay at one eX remlly OF the great break
% alter, which they worked round, returning by the
H her again 10 maDRuvre in the bay, TO the grea
delight and surprise Of he French Of both sexes
who could hardly credit that such a scientific dis
play of seamanshp could be me- ie, even in a IilF
putan fleet, by men not all Of the naval profession
Z he manner Of executing their evojuJiOns and get
ing up to their anchorage in two lines, gave ST
much satisfaction that they were loudly cheered b.
Germany.
Intelligence has arrived from Vienna that tn
Austrian cabinet rejects the Prussan proposal o
a free conference of ali the Governments, ia whic
to settle the mutual relations of the German States
| Prince SCh~arzenburg will insist uI IN referin
the affairs of Germany to a plenum, a prOleC
hlCh cannot be CARR / out, partly because all tn
Princes connected with the union, even BrHn
wick, have declined, with Prussia, the Austrian
invitation TO Frankfort and partly because Franc
and England have declared that they cannot &C
knowledge any political body the central orga
OF Germany in which Prussia is not represented.
+ The tangled thread of German politics is appa
5 unity about TO be cut by Austria The Limited 0
restricted Germanic Diet, Chat is, the form Of REP
asa restricted to lower prupOrlOnate number tina
W the pIenum,) met at Frankfort on the ID ult., un
der the presidency OF Austria. The powers repre-
i nted at the Diet, are Austria, Bavaria, Wur
p t mburg, Hanover, SaxOny, Electoral Hesse, Hess
Etrmsiadt, Denmark for HOlstein, Holland fo
X Luxembourg, Meckenburg Strehtz, and Lpp
T. I2tmOd Prussia and her allies who would hav
majority Of votes if present, have refused to tax
sy part IN he proceedings, and will not recoguiz
= the Diet in any wav whatever. They declare tina
d t GrrmanC confederation died d legal death i
o March, 1918 that Austria had no power to reviv
and that they shall disregard the resolutions
g = so-CaiIed Diet. On the other han !, Ausri
| d her allies have slgnifed their determination I
axe their resolutions and acts resi- ected, even b
r | a'-cs Of arms.
The French Republic.
We have advces from Paris dated the evenin
l. Of the 9th ult
J. Accounts from Cherbourg dated yesterday morn
If uF, hat-Past o'clock, state that at that momen
e President was in the act of leaving Cherbourg
OF his return.
Il The Council General of Clermont Ferrand ha
II manded, by Il large majority, the revision of tn
u constitution by the present assembly, should it b
L emed necessary
C The Council General of the Charente Inferieur
l. IS adopted resolution expressive OF regret at tn
o 'ath of Louis Philippe.
b A funeral service was performed on Saturday, j
- | tue church of St Dominic Of Bordeaux for LOU
s. hlIjppe.
' Accounts from Toulon state that letters receive
d Tom the province Of Constantine, announce the de
ne Of cholera in tina place
The iHp05tigi, Of Ruuen, mentions that sea
b IN, who had been sentenced by court martial t
IL uc bouiet attempted to assassiuate Admiral Du