The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
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half past o'clock P NJ on the "a ihst bringing
files of London and Liverpool papers to the 10th
ult. from which We extracst the following additional
-. of 800.
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Noiee has been glvea :. ~ TA " holus y
motion Tor an aaotsss y sae lol 1onillis
sion to inquire la'0 '''e e''''e " 'Snoi0ra ano
tenant IN Arela Ls S,.,,,,,,ou. L. -, Go ooo
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D5 S VIII SHORTY VISIT tne ohiteu STATES
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ne1 my ueseI1yeu ~ watet Spout on .ns lot9;
me socaIse GaIleu tue M Plack Naanpran ma
aPPeareu a 11ei Mslesly ineatIs' WIN equiVoca
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| ing Duoih SolPoiat'oh nave Passeo lorma
cohoeni,latory Oh Passage IN
S Sy SRsecn al .ne recent meenng respecting
s,m Diien lncd al me passage Is a.
Iono"s' aphoI al outrage against woman
ao Nor an EoaIseness against woman out tel
s o,hsr I'm si'1 piaJ M % sou tnen
In IT, P1;I M shai M iah 70 &c,
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AttSsrt9 80 4t9 J0T IrGtgnG-A sum OF i5OO'
Wnt g. - Dy the aus
isn NV niiIls'el, ioE lne [eileI 81 IIsn distress
T.;-L 20 ssIIe,os~tsy Hou1II1. = meeting
lrish members and irish peers took place at the
residence Of the Marquis Of Londonderry, IN Lon
i ~ is"iANe on ~, " 'IS rene"l'' a
the next session, oil the bill tor the abolition OF the
Wceroyaity OF Ireland;
E"@ % Me DoStyS Drae Aga@'@ Oontempo
raneousiy with the oissoluton OF the repeal Asso'
clauon comes the Vnate Oh lhe nagheramaye
aiialr. Inc government, II seems nave gwen up
tne prosecution OF me Orangeinen charged WITT
participating IN the riots oil the 18th oil July, lS4O-
a similar amnesty having been extended to the
felbDonmen engaged IN that memorable conflict
Sentenced to ITah1SpoTtatto7e-A At the Water
ford asslzes, James Casey, James Crotty and Jas.
Lyons, were severaiiy convicted OF having been oil
the party who attacked the police barrack at Cap
poquin, the night of the 9th September last, anc
sentenced to be transported for fourteen years
Thomas Nall was tried and convicted for simila
offence, and, with James Ryan and Thomas Ryan
who pleaded guilty, were severally sentenced to be
transported for fourteen years.
Harvest PrOspeets.-The crop never bore greater
promise of abundance. The Dublin markets art
actually glutted with the supply OF new potatoes
of quality infinitely superior to any thing that has
been known even for years previously to the ap-
pea ance OF the blight The best kinds are selling
at 3d. per stone, but very good can be had at hal
that price, The Cork Examiner states that there
is no appearance OF blight in the potatoes in the
south Of Ireland that the crops In general appear
dellghhul, ana that the harvest promises to be a
very abundant one
FOrI"gal'
AH'o amer te1W DVfe~sty'--A private lettef
p Nispon, uateo tne "a lnstp says ne
nll steamer hiontfose arrived win the
Hohuoi mans yesterday diterncon' ana nave rea-
son 20 peneye no new Instructions nave been re-
celse .: ~ Nr. LAY rom the United states re-
sPeo'iHs the setueineh' Oh ine CLAIMS upon fortu-
sal. A91 may consequently rely upon tne lntor-
ilt'oh nave already gwen you, 70 the effect that
y NJ ZION wlli pc useu the government
will he on the 11tb inst in fast I ,Ojars,ad NJ
Clayton again stated at Washington. that the mat
ter must be submitted TO Congress- if Mr.. Ola,
| fails in his negotiations and demands his mass
| ports
| The Council of State sat uuon these claims fo
six hours on Sunday opinions were much divided
Some councillors wished to refuse the whole o
them, but according to the ultimate decision. III,
Counts Thomas and Total had conference yester
day with Mr.. Clay, assisted by the American Con.
sular Agent, (Mr. j. E. Martin, British mer.
chant Of this city, although the parties are still
much at variance as to the amount admissible by
the Portuguese Government, which still refuses in
toto the General Armstrong claim.
A Council OF State, presided over by the Queen
was again called for the following day, when the
conclusion come to was much the same as that
have before indicated as the most probable as it is
decidedly the most prudent viz the admission Of
the $91 900, with remarks upon the exorbitance Of
some of the claims, and the doubtful, not to say
uni Just principles upon which others are founded and
firm refusal not to admit that of the General
Armstrong, except under positive coercion, or in
virtue Of the arbitration of the King of Sweden,
or other maritime power, to whose decision this
Government is still willing to submit the facts and
principles involved in the case
The two American vessels of war, and Commo-