The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05

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The royal mail steamer America arrived al Hall;
fax at half O'Clock on the evening of The 23d
| ult, after passage of fourteen days. bringing
dstes from Liverpool to the 9th and London to the
/ Sth. We compile a summary of her news from
| the Baltimore papers.
The America sailed to Boston soon after touching
| at Halifax.
The political and commercial news b,ougb, bv
this arrival is unusually important.
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More riots had oceur,ed in paris
| Greece has been blockaded bv the Ry;,;sI Zoe,
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England. Z
Both Houses Of Parliament were opened by
proxy on the 3lst Of january, when the speech OF
the lueen was delivered by the Lord Chancellor.
us reference TO Continental affairs is looked upon
as OF more than ordinary importance. After la
menting the death OF the late Queen Dowager, and
stating IN the usual terms that England is at peace
Win all foreign nations, the speech remarks upon
the subject o. the difficulty between the Turkish
and hnsslan governments, that what followed in the
course oil the war with Hungary produced questions
of serious character between Austria and Hum
gary on the one hand, and Turkey on the other
with regard to the cruel treatment Of the Hunga-
ran prisoners and those patriots who had taken
refuge IN the domnlons OF the Sublime Porte, after
their defeat IN the hungarian contest it is said in
'he speech OF the queen, that explanations have
taken place between the disPuting powers, which
nave partially removed the feeling which it had
engendered with this government The speech
also foreshadows in some degree the main features
and policy Of the Ministers.
France.
On and since Monday the city of Paris has been
IN state OF SIEGE in consequence Of a series Of dis
tnrDances, created by mob in Rues ST Martin and
st. Antoine The police authorities came to cut
down certain Trees OF Liberty planted during the
revolution and, as we learn from reports, (which,
by the way are rather conficting,) it would appear
that when the order for the destruction Of these
last emblems OF the liberty OF the French people
were issued, large crowds gathered around them,
and decorated the emblems with symbols of liberty,
and that the police, acting under orders from the
Executive, proceeded to cut them down. The
posse were resisted and dispersed by the people,
but strong body OF military advanced, and the
mob was dispersed with the loss Of seven wounded
whilstit could not be said that the troops were
iested Gen. Lamoricere was hooted in all direc-
tons by the mob, but no other offence was offered
towards him. Since then that part of Paris has
been In continued state OF ierment and none
knows what the next mail may bring.
Ihe Mon'te~r attributes the whole affair to
device Of the President to consolidate the Govern
ment of the country IN his person peTpetuy, for
he knows every person accuses him OF desire to
Feenact the part oil his uncle-the warrior and
statesman.
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