The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-20

Lamartine has SO far recovered from his Hines,
as to have gone to Asia Minor having transferred
his creditors the whole of his patrimonial estate
for the payment Of his debts.
A cowardly assault has been made on the Queen
by a man named Plato, formerly an officer In The
10th Dragons. The attack was made while the
Queen was leaving Cambridge House in company
with Prince Albert. The man attempted the as.
sault with cane. No harm was done. He was
Immediately arrested
1t is expected the Emperor Of Austria will be
crowned in July, when a general amnesty will be
gwen to all prisoners or political offenders.
1t is believed that all officers who joined Hun.
gary during the revolution, and were afterwards
condemned, will be liberated. Several have al
ready been pardoned.
! correspondent of the Boston Post writing
from Naples, relates that on the 24th day of Nav
last, government order published at Messina
forblddng the entrance of all American vessels
from any of the ports Of the United States The
existence OF the yellow fever at Rio Janeiro is sup
posed 10 have caused these stringent measures 10
be adopted, the wise Of Naples doubtless
thinking that this sickness might be shipped to
New York or Boston, and thence to Sicily like
bag Of Rio coffee.
The same correspondent says, that Amin Bey, a
Turkish officer, who has been sent by the Sultan
on mission to the United States, arrived with
min bey is in the Ottomon navy, and, as he is to
embark in the store-ship Erie, he may be expected
N Washington about the end of this month or be-
ginning Of August.
A fatal case OF cholera was reported to the board
OF health at Malta, on the 9th Of June and what
IS curious, that day was the anniversary of the
period, thirteen years before, when this disease
broke out in the island, and swept of from five TO
six thousand of its inhabitants.
L.
performed at Pentonville by some Of the Mormons
or Latter Day Saints The persons who received
the rite were ladies', apparently belonging to the
richer classes. They repaired to the baptismal
baths, and were each dipped twice.
The Queen and Prince Albert have presented
ESQ to the fund for placing whole length effigy
OF the poet Wordsworth in Westminster Abbey,
and a monument to his memory at Grasmere,
Westmoreland.
While the Supreme Court of Denmark was sit.
ting, on the llth OF June, at Copenhagen a violent
wind suddenly forced open a large window lust be-
hind the President, M de Louzow. He FASTENED
to shut it. but just he touched it, he made false
step, lost his balance, and fell the pavement be-
low. He was conveyed to his residence with his
SOUL fractured. He was sixty-two years Of age
Several frst-rate locomotive engines have been
shipped at Liverpool for Cadiz to work on the line
from Madrid to Aranjuez The electric telegraph
has been laid throughout TO secure the earliest in
formation from the capital. Other new lines of
railway are IN course Of construction.
The following announcement appears in Saun-
ders's News Letter go The government has at
last consented to grant commission OF inquiry
into the suitableness of Of the Irish ports for
an American packet station.