The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13
Foreign News.

dates from the South Of England and from the con-
tinent one day later than were received by the
Canada. The intelligence from Liverpool is not
so late, and the commercial reports from other
quarters contain nothing new The English Min
stry still hold together.
The Greek difficulty is considered settled, and
the official statement is daily expected. Admiral
Parker is to give up the captured vessels. The
return of his fleet to Malta is looked for daily.
From Ireland there is nothing new to report, ex-
cept a continuance OF favorable weather for the
agricultursts. Many Of the emigrants now leav-
ing for the United States people of considera-
BILE means.
There was terrible tornado in Dublin on the
night of the 18th of April, destroying very large
amount of property, estimated at least at 93oO0O,
a great portion broken windows.
The Repeal Association rents, declared on the
9th, have sunk to "a. Mr.. John OConnell again
threatened that if universal Ireland did not come
forward to support his establishment, the doors
should be closed, and there would be the end Of
repeal.
The Marquis of Westminster has been appointed
Lord Steward of Her Majesty's Household and
member Of the Privy Council.
The news of Mr.. Calhoun death created a great
sensation in England.
Two columns and the gateway of the temple
erected by Thothmes Ill and Pharaoh OF Exodus,
have been dug up at Heliopolis.
Mr. Macready was SO i'll during the evening Of
the 18th of April, at Glasgow, while playing King
Lear, that he obliged to retire after the per-
Torrance of the first act. A sudden and severe at
tack Of rheumatism Frustrated him.
At public banquet in Glasgow, on the 10Th, the
following toast was given:
Inc President OF the United etates OF America Gen.
The noli,icaI n,r,;ss If E,,r.s ara brs;,, ,ro,.,
inc for the election of a danrtv ~ Tho N,,;on,l
Assembly which ma. 70 oon,a ofr nm .ho os,L or
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tba;, candidate and Tho ,,omin,t;on h.. La,o,oo
exosed;nolv ,or,,l.,
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the bridge naturally ,csbsd 10 ,bs o,hor Ia ,,sn
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of the bridge fell For, ono b,rI, - ,ha ~ a.,
rver was comnIa,sIv blocksd nm ,,,,b ,ba soIJ;ars
struggling to reach The shore IT tho ,re.,bor h,d
been calm. the greater number of them 1vonld in
all probability have been saved. The wind how.
ever, blew perfect hurricane and the waves yvsrs
very rough. OF the LIST. ID and I'd companies
there only remain Id ia and 10 ,ner rosroo,i,al,,
Two hundred and ffty.two lives were lost,
A Geographic dispatch received at Paris announc.