The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-23
FURTHE NEWS BY THE CAMBRIA
Four Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, May 13, 10 P. M.-The Royal Mail
Steamer Cambria arrived at her dock this evening,
att, M. She brings Liverpool dates to the Sd,
being four days later than previous advlces:
are for Boston and 10 for Halifax. and t5OO ster-
ling as freight. She passed the Africa OIL Holy
head, on Saturday evening, the ID, at ", p M
There is nothing new from Germany.
The Indian mail has not yet arrived
HALIFAX, MAY 14.-The Liverpool market, on
the 2rd inst, according to an extract from Ma
mott e. Brothers' Circular, was dull, as also through
out the week. especially for cotton, and prices de-
clining The advices brought by the Baltic on
Tuesday having shaken the confidence of holders,
cotton declined The weeks sales were % 600
haIes American descriptions dull at decline of
to ID. per Id. Fair qualities had receded ID and
the trade were purchasing with great caution
England.
The all. absorbing topic in England is the great
Exhibition, which was opened ny her Majesty In
person, on the LIST of May. About $4,000 persons
were assembled, but no disturbance or accident oc'
cured.
On the ID, the Russell Ministry sustained de-
feat in the House of Commons, On the motion OF
Mr. Hume to conane the operation OF the Property
| Tax to one year.
The Jewish Disabilities Bill has passed to sec
| ond reading
The emigration from England and Ireland con-
tinues unabated.
| All dangers Of Ministerial crisis in Paris is
over and the old story is current that Louis Napo-
leon is making great efforts to prolong his term OF
office.
! Portugal.
The insurrectionary movements of the Duke OF
| Saldanha are at an end, and the country is tran.
qnil.
Austria and Russia have demanded of the Sui
tan the detention of KOssuth and his fellow pa RI
| OTIS for two years longer The Sultan is inclined
| to refuse, and throw himself on the protection o
| England and France.
| England.
There was an anti Papa meeting at Liverpool
at which very important document had been read
addressed by Earl Clarendon, Lord Lieutenant o
| Ireland to Earl Shrewsbury, in which the torn
expressed his dissatisfaction at the conduct of the
ultra Montague party in Ireland. He intends tina
measures shall be employed to mitigate the evil
which the country has suffered from the actions O
the ultra party.
London, May 3.-Ths morning Hume's amend
ment to the income tax bill that it is discontinue
after one year, instead of three, carried by "a
to 230 in the House of Commons.
There is no other political news OF moment.
| The receipts of the Worlds Fair yesterda
f amounted to f500, the admission being Ell Th
| number of season tickets sold amounted to 246, "a!
all of which have been sold at the Crystal Paac
A line OF screw propeers is about being estal
shed between Liverpool and Brazil.
| Ireland,
l ne emigration from lreldnu mas reached sucn
| pitch as to frighten landholders. Some OF Il
counties are fast depopulating, and landlords a
beginning to fear that there will be scarcity
hands to till the ground.
France.
The political news from Paris is not very int
! resting. The Ministry in daily fear of bres
! | up, and rumors ahoat that Leon Faucher h
| resigned. The Government has withdrawn its
| mand for the arrears of pay due Bonaparte as Gre
& eral of the French army Various parties are watc
u :. ing Louis Napoleon with suspicion, and it is ss
he is intriguing for dissolution o. the Assemb
. | to further his schemes.
The funds were still declining.
Portugal.
Accounts state that the garrison of Oporto re
on the oath of April in consequence OF the ARE
d | of number OF their officers. They declared
+ | Marshal Sadaam. After conflict OF two hou
d the General attempted to embark on an Engll
= ship, but was recalled by the insurgents. The
habants of Oporto declared for the lnsurrecton.
n The Spanish Government has refused to int
" fere in the affairs of Portugal.
e Germany.
Is The Emperor Of Austria is to have an intervle
is at Lamberg, on the 10th May, with the Czar
A. | Russia.
ie The relations between the Austrian and Fren
"a | Governments are said to be intimate
" Letters from Berlin state that Hesselrode
~ ~ addressed a note in the name of the Emperor
m Russia to the Austrian Ministry couched
nf stronger terms than any of his previous notes
"a Austria.
l.. Vienna, April 27.-'i'he King of Greece is
se pected soon to arrive at Vienna.
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