The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

frntlst Aaxieea ~ me Canada.
The fa'lowine addiiiona| Intelligence has been
iseeie4d BY fi|e Canada
lHh E1ncroAAE |. &w. a DllefAQ o. ige 29lls
he thee paragraphs IF the third article 81 m
pew Electoral law were carried by vee of 1i5
70 us ali amendments, ~ On & mr., hlV 4
jug been rejected
lf|'nsdiaseig after The adjQiil sbate,
and ia consequence 81 40 " scus-
sipE ING Of ths Representa- tiaAeisqne
Bonvet and ~. Roger ppEafd, iought auei with
patess Witlont. hoEever. any serious result. M.
bouYe; y one Of the most distinguished aud zeal:
o1s o. he Peace Society.
HE t5E8EK DIFfIFuLTY - he negotiations
on the Greek difficulty have not approached cot-
cusion Il il uDdersiood that the French Cabinet
insisf on the execution Cd the London Conventions,
puFs and simple but Lord Normandy is still 10
Paris and an nltinatas satisfactory to all parties
viii. i Is expected, Be agreed on.
Adpices fren Paris, Of Thursday evening, the
30th ult. say
The news in reference to the Greek question was
contradictory; but the general opinion is that IL
approaches a satisfactory settlement On the
8ourse II was believed that the basis Of settle-
ment had been agreed on.
MIgcELLANE0Us- There has been Il rec0nca4
ton between Cavaignac and the Mountain- Girar-
din arranging the concessions, and The newly crs-
afed parfv will il Is expected, act with vi6or
Gharlin will shortly be returned for the Assembly
His friends are in tfepidation lest the sentence
pending against him in the courts, for printing
petition without afixing name OF a licensed
prinler, will be one 81 imprisonment.
The apprehensions Of a rising Of the people Of
Paris have died away. mainly, perhaps, owing 10
The fact that Gen. Changarnier makes it well
known that be is fully prepared, with fifteen thou
sand men at bis back The Democratic journals,
| generally, counsel patience and moderation.
-
| Wednesday night the 29th They were members
| Of secret society. large quantity Of ammtni-
\ ton was found in their possession.
| A rumos is currentihat Gen. Lafiitte will shortly
retire from the Ministry.
I England.
The DEPARTURE OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER.
Very little credit attached 70 the report about the
withdrawal Of the Russian Envoy from London.
| The Morning Chronicle says, however, that Baron
| BsanoW will leave london If the reply Of Lord
Palmerston to The Russian note be unsatisfactory
lhe Paris correspondent of the London Times,
| Of Friday, the 3lst ult says, d 1unor has just
reached me, which, if Ii turns out TO be true is Of
Importance It is stated that the Emperor Of Rus
sIa, alter having received dispatches announcing
the soitton Of the question between the Greek and
English governments, decided at once on recall
ing his Embassador from London. II is stated that
the bearer Of the order went outof HIS Nav to COM
munieaie his dispatches 70 the Russian Elnbassa-
dor in Paris. who had received Instructions either
e retain Qf forward The Dispatch according TO the
circumstances in which he found himself.
Italy.
MIscKLLAN Eous.-R Rome was tranquil on 2lst
but the people were greatly enraged learn
ing that in the allocuton delivered BY the Pope IN
the Consistory, the day previous, no mention Of
monetary reforms had been made.
The Archbishop of Turin has been convicted OF
vioasng the laws Of the press, and sentenced to
imprisonment and fine Olive hundred frances
Adylces nom Florence, Of the 2Ist, state that
lord Ralnerston has addressed note to the Cabi-
net OF Naples, on the subject Of the indemnities
claimed BY British subjects The King is said to
have consulted the Plenipotentiafies Of the great
powers, who have declined to express an opinion,
| on account Of the late events in Greece
Germany
! Accounts from Berlin Of the 29th state that
4 Prussia will withdraw her forces from Schleswig,
bnt viii not accede to the stipulation Of the Com
gress Of London Denmark, on the other hand,
refuses % accept the proposition Of Prussia, il is
said, on the German question. Austria has exhib-
tied disposition to yield to the requirements Of
Prussia.
4 The Marx efss
| EBanng Brothers 4 Cos Circular
CorfFE This article has assnnled decidedly improved
appearance IN a the continental markets Holland. Good
ordinary Pale Java longer be bought under @ cents
n sw y 0ss 81 Sf'' sG1' AZ s Raisais
taon 81 ' ~ .Sefs ~ es ,fn
o sO ~ hale. 80 sF bales ~ Mssa 6Toaght $50
and y Domingo nothing done supplies Of both continuing
Tine Iron market remains quiet We quote common bars
"a Ii 50 and rails "a l7s 3D. both free board Wales
swedes Eli is Isd = ~ n'As numbers On 'ns yoe
Lard steady al so(9sis for Western.
RICE public sales, and the speculative demand APP
pears TO have entirely ceased.
rensr1 who have taken IN three dave Is and 200 bags
Ssnes asner pc a9 En s mos 1a S @ aecsdy
sg checked BY the e1hapced pelenslon Of the prnepa
lis 0d A OF tUUU boxes, Heating. 1D9
TuRPEarINE. Rough would command g 81 from til,
Wool Public sales Of colonial win commence on 1871
prox The quantity arrived i about 40, 900 ions.
GIN. LOPEZ DEMANDED.--Wa Washington rumol
says that the Spanish Minister had demanded til,
extraditicn Of General Lopez on the charge Of trea
son, murder, robbery, etc.
The FIRST AMERICAN PAINrER-At the re-
cent festival Of the New Jersey Historical Society
held at Newark, Mr.. Whitehead submitted for the
inspection Of the members number Of sketche.
and drawings in pencil and India ink, by John
Watson, the first thinner of whose establishment in
America we have any knowledge They were
with only few exceptions, immature likenessel
Of persons living at that time, most Of them org
nails, and some, pencil were beautifully finished
| Mr.. Whitehead read brief sketch Of the artist
embodyiug what little information tradition ha,
/ preserved respecting him He resided in Amboy
TO which place he came from Scotland il II 10, ant
died there in 1856 From the miniatures exhibited
il was evident he had reputation beyond til,
limits Of the province, for besides some Of III.
members Of the Schuyler, johnson and Lesli,
families Of New Jersey, there were licensees Q
Governor Burnet and lady, Of New York Of Gov
ernoF Keith, Of Pennsylvania; Governor Spottes
wood, Of Virginia, and various perzonages from tn.
West Indies, and elsewhere.
A WEsrERN SoRNE BY 4 WESTERN ART1sT.-
Bingham, the Missouri artist, we see il stated b,
the New York papers, is about completing for Mi
Austen, Treasurer of the American Art Union,
painting said to be Of rare conception and mos
| graphically delineated. II is described as repre-
senting Western scene Shooting for beef AN,
presenting group Of characters with life-lik
fidelity There are seen the eager marksmen, il
the attire Of backwoodsman the log cabin al thu
licross roads, with the sign above the door Iinte
Post Office Grocery r the prize in contest, "a
Ok chained to stump hard by a beautiful land
scape in perspective, etc. The painting is thirty
xix by fcfty-nine inches
REAL ESTATE RIsINe The rise in the pric
Of real estate in New York has been so rapid tina
the newspapers are predicting a state Of things /
ensue like that Of 1867. The Journal of Com
merce remarks What is to be the result Of tn