The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-12
FURTHER NEWS BY THE CANADA.

Ireland.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE CANADA.
We have received the following additional tele-
graphic intelligence by the steamer Canada:
England.
Sir Thomas Wilde has been promoted to the
Woolsack.
The split ia the Church, consequent upon the
dispute between the Bishop of Exeter and the Rev
Mr. Gorham, is again about TO occupy public at
lentlon A great meeting, 10 discuss the subject,
is to be held on Tuesday, in London, when it is
proposed to adopt series of resolutions of which
the first will be in the form of a protest against
the Judgement of the Gorham case. The second
VIII consist of the adoption of an address to the
t9ueen Third, an address to the Archbishop and
Bishop. Fourth, an address to the Scotch Bishops
Fifth TO the clergy and laity of England
The present Sir Robert Peel has been elected
for Iamworth, without opposition. The National
Repeal Association of Ireland ended its career on
Monday last.
The Cholera has again broken out in London
Preparations are being made for laying down the
new line of West India mail steamers
Steamer Pilot was lost in Loeb Lomond on Fri
day All the passengers saved
The weather and growing crops are reported to
be all that could be desired.
" Boston YANKEES " professors of biology are ex.
erting their arts in various parts Of England Scot
land and Ireland, but the science " do MT take
Ireland.
The loss Of the Yiceroy caused no despon deney
on the part of the friends of the Galway line
Arrangements are said to be on foot for boat bet,
ter adapted TO the route
France.
Tie law against the press passed The Assembly
on Monday, by majority of 1877 The bill has
undergone many alterations. Its chief feature
IS that the caution money is enormously increased
Stamps are imposed on all newspapers.
Farls journals are more heavily stamped than
provincial The increase thus caused in Ihe prices
OF newspapers is sixty pounds. Every newspaper
article must b. signed by The name Of the writer
N other words, The anonymous press is DESTROYED
One OF the pecuiarities in regard TO the STAMP TO
oe aihSed IN future Is that newspapers which pub
ish a tale, sketch or story, will have TO pay one
centime dearer per stamp.
A good deal Of excitement arose in the Assem-
hiY, IN consequence Of an abusive article directed
10 the Assembly in the Journal PouvoiF, which is
considered the Presidents organ. NJ Gerardin
defended The editor, who was subsequently sum
| nioned before the House, and fined 600 francs
by majority Of 275 90 ll9.
The Mon,agnards raised discussion on tbe
chapter granting 100000 francs for the payment Of
the jonure of the DHchesse Orleans. which was
passed by 1888 to IA votes
IL Is said that Gen. Changanier has completely
lTiumphed over the Minister of War, and thar The
latter will have to resign.
The customs retttn for June are about equal to
s'i''0 VI tiAS CotASe fu1ulliB InOnln Of last
here IS decline on the half year of upwards of
2 OOO,O 900 francs
PARIS, Thursday evening. The Bourse is firm
with slight improvement Fives 9Of 30 With,
IA the last few days, many of the legitimist party
have openly displayed FIVE franc pieces with Henry
impressed thereon.
Denmark and the Duchies.
Dates from Hamburg to the 18th state that
hostile movement on the part of Denmark has been
made She has placed her troops across the from
tier oil the Duchies, with the Intention it is said
ct enforcing her claim in decisive manner Hol-
stein is supported by Brunswick Hanover. and
few OF the German coniederated States, while
Denmark has the firm support of Russian feet
oil about eighteen sail of the line,
1t IS reported that the Prussians have made
retro2r ade moveTnenttTom Schleswig, and that the
Danish quartermaster has sent orders on as far as
rlensoerg 10 nave quarters prepared for large
body OF troops, to be placed in occupation there
Several of the German and Prussion officers
have joined the Russian army with view to active
service. In addition to the eighteen sail of Rus
slams, it is said that additional vessels have been
seen of Rosteck.
The correspondent Of the London Herald saws
The greatest anxiety is now manifested to ascer-
tain how far the Russian government will inter.
vene to put stop to any further intervention. The
Hanovaran Chamber has expressed the greatest
sense Of dissatisfaction at the conclusion of the
peace, and it is likely that the chamber will force
the government to render all the protection it can
TO the cause OF Stadtholderate against Denmark
IN which case there is much reason to apprehend
war and one in which England win be more or
less mixed up
Another correspondent, writing on the evening
OF the 10th, SAYS 81 have no reasonable ques-
ton that couple OF batalions of Hostein infantry
have entered the Duehy Of Schleswig'
Intelligence has been received and posted in the
Borsenhlle to the effect that the headquarters of
the Scheswg Hostein army were to be- and are
this day, IN the town of Schleswig. Conseq uently
the war may be said % have commenced Six
Danish and Russian ships of war have been crus-
ing since yesterday before the harbor of KEEL
The German Empire.
The College OF Princes has been held, but no.
thing definite has been effected in the settlement
OF the affairs of Germany. The late correspon-
dence between Prussia and Austria, on the consti-
tuition OF an interior central government of Ger
many, has failed to produce any result Still
Prussia does not abandoR the hope that an agree
ment will eventually be made, and to effect which
she proposes to proong the present organization
OF the Union for three months longer, to which
most Of the States have assented
The Aollverein Congress is being held at Eapel
It IS considered certain that the Prussian PROPOSE
IONS, Tor an increase of protection to the manutac
lures Will not pass.
Austria and Hungary.
The butcher Haynau has been dismissed in dis.
grace from the government of Hungary, The inn
mediate cause OF his dismissal is owing to his hav
ing set at liberty Bezerady, confidential friend of
hossnth. The government would gladly dismiss
hadetzky too from his Italian command, but he is
too powerful in his command.
The cholera is less violent at Vienna.
Turkey.
The news of the revolt is most conflicting. i4et-
ters from SemGn of the Sd, announce that the
Bulgarians had taken the city of Begrave, after an
obsiinance resistance, and had captured eight can