The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-07

the second in compliu ,nt to Ireland, I'D Is com.
memorative of her Majesty's visit to the sister
country" and the last after his father Prince Con-
sort.
Henry STEPHAN, Of her Majesty's Theatre, hes
committed suicide, by throwing himself from the
top of the Duke Of York's Column
AT the annual meeting of the Religious Tract
Society the Hon. Arthur kinnard stated that there
was in the country, ten stamped newspaT sl1 advo-
eating infdelity, w''h a present circulation Of
ll,7C1CJO wear: SIX urstt mped with circula-
ton Of 6,24O,OOO; and miscellaneous publications,
having circulation of 10 ,4c0 0C0 and there were,
BESIDES pub icl tions of the very worst character
having circulation of 520,t.9.
A second consignment OF Mutton, consisting OF
AZ crsks, has been received in London from New
York.
1t is authenticity announced to be the I'M IGNITION
of the Dublin, Glasgow ED Cork staam packet
company to send vessel monthly on the Galway,
Halifax, and New York station. The Viceroy,
which has been selected TO make the b ~ exr9
mental TRIP is to convey her Majesty's mails.
At the last meeting of the Poor L1w Guardians
of Kimallock. county Of Limerick, motion of Mr..
Bolton Mesay-that one thousand persons should
be sent out to America at tbs exPenss OF the cleo
toral divisionc-wes unanimously adopted, and
committee Yves appointed to carry out the project.
The widespread reliance upon the renovation of
the rotate which appears, for better or for worse,
TO have infested all classes of IRISH agric1liurists,
see ms far to be strengthened by the healthy and
promising appearance Of the crop. Accounts from
the southern counties speak In the most Sc nguine
terms of the prospects Of the ensuing harvest while
all are agreed that SO ex 3nsive breadth of land
has not been laid down it'll po.atcss for many
yer previous to the fatal blight of 1916, and if
the ex ,riment of 1850 be successful to any con-
| siderable degree, great stride will made to.
wards a state of comparative property.
The Government NEE Hurs abolishlng the office
of the Irish Vceroy oontempla-es the creation Of
| three new crown apI ointH M: Secretary of
State for Ireland, at a salary of Est 20 pc annun
and two under Secretaries, one with a cat in
Parliament, and the other without legislative duties
The salary of the Parliamentary Secretary is TO be
| fixed at $4,000 year. Lord Clarendon will &C.
| eept the chief secre'Gry-ship. ...
The following explanation of the difficulty with
England was given in the Fro lch Assembly on
the 10th ult:
The order OF the day YVES the interpretations
! Of M. Piscatory on the Affairs of Greece.
General De Il Hitte, Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs, assembled the Tribune, and said /:
1" Gentlemen, in the sitting of Saturday le.-,
had the honor of announcing 20 the AS embly that,
in consequence of the failure of our good officers in
the negotiation pursued at Athens, the Cove l.
ment the Republic had considered it is duty to
| apply to the Euglish Government for explana-
tions The reply which YVES given US, not being
suchf1 we had right TO Look for, considering the
good understanding which existed between the two
countries, the Preldent of he Republic, after hav-
ders TO recall from London our Embsssador. "a
loud burst of cheering from the right, clappng of
hands, cries of bravo, bTlvO;" renew, / cheers,
and clapPing Of hands in the same quarter. The
lett all this lime remained silent. The appreciation
continued at least five minutes.)"
California has furnished The theme for no less
than three successful drames in Paris.
Petitions from all quarters sent in against the
new Electoral Bill in France. The whole party of
the National, including Dupont de rEure Cloud
chaux, Marrast, have sent in firm petition and
remonstrance against its passing.
Paris letter says "a new lottery Of e., 900,
in favor of distressed literary men and artists, has
Just been officially organized under the sanction of
the government. The first prize is worth E2 $50,
the second iesO0, and so on
Orders have been received in Paris for State
coaches for the Emper Of Brazil, the Dictator
h3Sas, and the President of the Republic of Chill.
Troops are being poured into Paris. The Voix
du Peuple has been seized by the police almost
every day. mayors and their adioints are dismissed
from their offices because they have signed petit
tons against the electoral law mobs of people
assembled around the offices of La Presse, and the
license OF the Voix du Peuple was wholly with
drawn; In fact every thing portends fierce
struggle.
1t is very probable that the debate on the Eleo-
toral reform Bill will be of the most stormy de-
scrlption, beyond, perhaps, any debate that has
taken place even in the National Assembly
General Gemeau embarked on the 10th instant,
at Marseilles, on board the Luxor steamer to pro-
coed to take the command of the army of Rome,
Five members of the society called Solidarite
Republicans have been sentenced by the Court of
Asslze of Paris, two to one years imprisonment.
ooO line, and deprivation during five years of their
civil rights and three to six months imprson-
ment, 300f fine, and nterdcon of their vii rights
during three years.
The proposition of M. Cteton, for the abrogadon
OF the law exiting the Bourbons has been rejected
by large majority Of the Commissioners Of Par
liamentary Initiative.
In the course OF Tuesday, Ammunition, arms and
provisions, were placed in the bank the Tuileries
the Hotel de Vile, and other buildings. as If tn
meet some expected movement, M de Girardin
has offered to print the Voix du Peuple. the Re-
Pubhque, and Esafette, until such time as the
sequestration shall be taken of B. Boule's presses
Should the offer Of M. de Girardin be accepted it
is considered likely that his property too, will be
placed under sequestratlon, and the Presse and
the Evenement be stopped. 1t is said generally
that the government will not stop these violent
proceedings until they have succeeded in producing
an emeute, which they want, for the sake of put
ting Paris in a state Of siege
The rioters who had been arrested at Crenzot in
the department OF the Saone and Loire, were sub
sequently rescued by the mob, and when the Pre-
feet reached the place the insurgents amounted to
about 5000. Troops were marcl ing to the scene
OF disorder; ard Gen. CASTELAR, announced in his
dispatch, received in Paris on Monday last that
there was no doubt OF the disturbance being soon
completely suppressed.
A Paris letter says; "a hundred and fifty of
the old Republican Guard and Garde Mobile, are
about to be conveyed at the expen e of the govern
ment, to California"
The whole vigilance of the Government of Rome
seems to be exercised in stopping the English,
french, and allan newspap 8 at the port office,
winch contain articles severely criticisng its li-
cy or conduct.
AT Rome the power of the Pore is greatly on the
decline. There is little news of interest from the
other Italian states.
Attempts are being made TO Great, q new no inn.
al bank; to be called the "Bank of the Pontifical
States''
Letters lfom Milan, of the 7th instant, state that
the Austrian Government is concentrating a force
OF % men on the frontiers of Switzerland and
Fledmont, In the neighborhoC of Scana and Gal
lerate' Several new Notifications around Milan
are IN the course of being constructed.
Popular indignation has again been aroused, by
the ref Gttlon at Milan, of proceedings similar to
those which occurred in August last, when several
parsons were publicly fogged, with sticks and rods
on the PlaZza dl Costello. A similar punishment
was inflicted on the 9th ult BY order of the mill
tary authorities, on an Ital.n woman, with this
difference, that the banch on which the unhappy
creature ives fastened was placed in the court yard
anu NOT IN me open street. Notwithstanding, how
ever number of parsons assembled, DESTROYS of
witnessing this exhibition of modern brutality; to
credit Of the uhabit1n7 of the city, it must be
sdlu that the 81 9efators were principally soldiers
and persons of the lowest classes.
Since our last, Prussia has evinced more de.
clded disE 1sltiOn to make terms with Denmark and
Baron BulOw has left Berlin with offers of prelim.
mary conditions for ace. The terms concede
10 denmark all her rights, precisely as before the