The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-30

The following Teegraphic summary is taken
from the Louisville Journal, of the 23i;
NEw YORK, May 3D.
The political news by the steamer was received
in the city last night at II o'clock. In England the
chief events of the week have been concentrated in
steam navigation The arrival of the new Ameri-
can steamer Atlantic was looked for with great
interest and anxiety and friendly feeling.
One of the wealthiest Lancashire and Yorkshire
manufacturers named Fhrefll had been arrested on
charge of forging bills TO the amount Of 100000;
tl2,OOO had been TAKEN but the money was re-
covered. 1t was thought he would have left in the
Europa for America
The crops were looking extremely well and pro-
missing.
The expedition in search of Sir John Franklin
sailed on the 9Th.
FRANoE-The anniversary of the Republic was
celebrated with great pomp. All was quiet; not a
single arrest occurred.
The Socialist journal, Futile du Village, was
seized by order OF the attorney general
PRUssIA"-Scarcely any thing is talked of but the
two congresses which were 10 meet at Frankfort
and Berlin.
1t appears that with the circular converting the
Frankfort Diet, Austria dispatched a confidential
note to each Slate, conceived in spirit of fairness,
relative 10 the recent negotiation with Prussia
The Prussian minister of foreign affairs il is said
was preparing an energetic reply to these notes.
Austria acted in the face of Germany when she
convoked plenary diet, and declared forfeiture
OF membership as the penalty of non-appearance.
Prussia will be expected to act with similar decs-
ion Austria aims at perpetuating an illegal act by
restoring the old diet, legally dissolved in lS49.
Inc affairs OF the Empire are beginning TO excite
considerable attention in England, Austria, and
Hungary. The news from these quarters, tee.
graphically furnished is neither important nor in
teresting.
RUssIA.-The sum which Austria was to pay
Russia, as indemnity for the expense of the Russian
troops during the last campaign, is 200 900 silver
roubles. Russia takes salt from Austria for 700
600 roubles, and 100000 roubIes are to be paid in
yearly instruments of 100000 and per cent in
terest on the outstanding capital
TURKEY.-The Wanderer of Vienna saws that
the Forte has COMMUNICATIVE ntimdate the
Austrian Government-that he had definitely fixed
the time OF Imprisonment of the Hungarian eyes
at nine months, from the first of July last, and at
the expiration OF that time they will be at liberty
to go where they please.
GREECE.-The ports were again blookaded by
VIM. Parker on the 25th ult. The Greek Chamber
meet with closed doors, when the Greek minister
explained that the renewal of hostilities was in
consequence of the refusal the part of the Grecian
Government TO admit the claim of the English Gov
eminent, although the amount of claim was nearly
settled. In answer to the support to be expected
from the protecting powers, the Minister of Foreign
Affairs said he expected none, notwithstanding his
pressing solicitation to that effect Mr. WISE, on
the part OF England, has given in proposition
which was accepted by Greece, and the question
was put TO an end on the 2Sth. The Minister of
the Interior had issued formal notice to that effect
and apology would be made by the Greek Gov
eminent.
ITALY.-His Holiness had determined to confs.
cate the property of the Roman Constituent Assem-.
bly, to the amount of | 100000 francs. The popu.
larty of the Pope was materially on the decline
DENMARK AND THE DUTCHIEs.-Serious dis
turbances may be expected soon, as Denmark is
fast recruiting her army, and to Judge from Gen.
Wellsen's proclamation, the Holsein army must
be in efficient condition
SPAIN.-A new plan has been proposed by the
minister of finance for converting all the existing
government securities into three per cent. stock
SwITZERLAND.-The elections took place yes
terday. In the whole canton Of Bene the govern.
ment had only obtained one-third of the votes
Such has been the case generally in the electoral
circles for some leagues around the capital
FARTHER DETAILS BY THE HIBERNIA-THe
Electro Chemical TeSegraph.-An experiment was
made at the Elysee, by order of the President of
the French Republic, of the electro chemical tele
graph of Mr.. Balm. The telegraph was fixed up
in the grand saloon of the Palace and soon after |
o'clock the experiments commenced. M. Balm,
the inventor, was accompanied by Mr. M Dougall,
Mr.. Walkinshaw, and by DR.. Lardner NJ de
Persgny, the French ambassador to the Court Of
| Berlin, was also present. The Prince compre-
hended rapidly the principle and the mode of ex-
ecution, which, he said, were almost marvellous,
| and cOmplimented M. Balm on the labor and intel
igence which he had displayed in bringing his in
venton to such perfection.