The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-07
Further Details by the Arctic.

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Further Details by the Arctic.
The Arctic arrived at New York on Monday the
27th and we find in the Baltimore Sun some few
items of news in addition to those already given by
telegraph.
England.
London is unusually gay, and seems already to
feel the effects of the coming exhibition.
In the religious world, the Anti Papal fever has
abated nothing of its fervency although the display
OF feeling on the subject has grown somewhat less
bosterous than at the outset and instead Of seek
ing to mob the Catholics, disturb their worship, or
burn the Pope in efigy, the disposition now is, to
see what the law can do to punish and expel the
bold intruders.
Ireland.
Mr.. John OConnels project of conference of
Irish members has received the unkndest cut of
all at the hands of a co-reigionist, in the person
OF Mr.. George Henry Moore, the clever member Of
the county of Mayo, who has accompanied his
refusal to dance at the heels of the Cancellation
Hail " leader" with such castgation Of that gen
temans pretensons to his assumed position, as
can hardly be soon forgotten even by less sens-
tive disposition than that of the member for
Limerick.
During the past year forty four ships left Cork
for the United States, conveying 6026 souls ten
for Quebec, 1881 eight for New Brunswick, 7S6 !;
total S093 making decrease this year of 1923.
ne w Mail states that II Is the intention
of her Majesty to visit Limerick in or about June
next The Lakes OF Killarney will of course, be
honored by the Royal notice.
Cardinal Wiseman is shortly expected to visit
Dublin and Armagh.
The Belfast Chronicle states that Government
intend to organize police force in Australia, and
to withdraw the British troops entirely from that
colony. Liberal offers have been made to num-
Der Of the Irish constabulary to induce them to
Car
Germany is not quite prostrated. The Pfussan
Parllam-n mt rs-assembled on the 4lh, but still re-
fleets public opllion Like the public, it waits the
issue of the conference at Dresden, of which, as
Yet, nothing is known, because, perhaps, nothing
has been done. This Lower Chamber re elected
Count Schwern as their president by a large ma
jorily Simeon and Lenslng were reelected vice.
PRESIDENT In the other House, the president,
Count Ritberg, made a very ant-ministeriaI
speech. The ministerial party has had majority
on the addrTss debate. In lis sitting, the 7ih
instant, the House resolved to drop that debate,
and to proceed TO the business of tho House.
The address committee of the upper House has
recommended similar course. In the upper
House al Bern on the 9th instant, in reply to some
remarks from hr. Camphausen, the minister de-
clared that the government had assumed decided
hostile POSITION against all revolutions and reyolu
tionists. Accounts from Vienna state that Gen.
Schonhals. X Radetzkys favorte secretary, has been
forced 10 retire on pension Baron Kubeck has
been ordered to propose a financial scheme to the
government anu hraus, the finance Minister, 10 to
undertake no financial operations without the ap-
prova OF kuheck The Austrian papers state that
the Emperor is preparing TO proceed 10 Dresden on
the 2Oth instant, for the purpose of meeting the
King of Prussia.
The two Commissioners from Dresden arrived at
Kendshurg on the 9th instant The Stockholders
had consented to meet them on the following day.
The Commissioners will give them three days TO
consider The question, and the course of action
which they ought to take. The BavaSian troops at
Cassel are preparing to leave that city. Their
place in the garrison will be filled by the Austrian
foot and artillery The Prussian corps are moving
against The Holsein frontier. The Austrian corps
proceeded ON its march tir ugh Hesse on the 5 h.
their headquarters arrived at Cassel. Hamburg
letters OF the 7th instant state that military prepa.
rations were still continuing, and levies of recruits
were being sent TO the army. Troops, however
were on the march from Hesse for the Duches
Italy.
The executions in Italy for robbery and the con-
ceament of weapons continue. By news Of the
3lst December, from Verona six individuals have
been sentenced to death by court-martal, and shot
accordingly.
Letters from Turin of the 4th inst, announce the
death at Aeppo of the Polish General Bem. He
died in the Turkish faith, and was buried with mill
tary honors
The Rtsorqutmento of Turin, quotes a letter
from Rome, of the 2Sth stating that sanguinary
quarres constantly occur between the French and
Pontiical troops, and that several of the forme
had but lately been killed severely wounded in
the quarters of the Borgo and Banchi. The cor
respondent adds, that the mob always side with th
Papal soldiers on such occasions and that in con
sequence OF such occurrences, the French Genera
has thought it prudent to abandon some secondar,
posts, and to concentrate his men in the vicinity 0
of the Castle Of ST. Angelo 1t was rumored tina
negotiations with the King of Naples for the pur
pose of obtaining Neapolitan garrison at Rome
had not been crowned with success
1t is stated that the Pontiff is as yet undecide
how to act in refence to England; and that tn
oficious interference of few English Catholic no
bemen in Rome has only added to the perplext
Of his Holiness. 1t is also reported that there is a
the present moment split in the camp of tn
Jesuts, schism having arisen upon the questio
Of the mysterious system of their religious and pc
htica tactics being continued or abandoned. Th
h'ng of Naples is menaced with revolutionar
po's every side. Arrests were being made
grea. numbers, but this did not seem to remedy I'll
evil. The army is therefore to be increased b
$4,000 men, and the promugation of Englis
opinions is of the causes assigned for thes
covert treasons, the few Neapolilans who were beI
on visiting he great exhibition, have been refuse
their passports.
Spain.
The Ministry have rendered their resignatio
but the Queen has refused to accept their retir
ment, and they retain their portfolios by roy
order. General news unimportant
Hungary.
The Austrian gems d'armes companies in HUI
gary dit pciHS Coihpettu Will dH poSsiuio exp
dition, and whole hosts of ustom-house office
have been let loose upon that province, in ord
that the new customs acts may be carried out wi
vigor. How they will fare, the future alone CT
show. 1t is thought that this attempt to place Il
heel of tyranny on the neck of the Magyars, W
lead to serious results. There are brave men
Hungary still who will resist this aggression to t
last.
Syria.
The Journal de C0nSt0ntinOple of the Oath
IrS1I plIan oh ha,h hra1,n
Damascus against the recruiting laws, but "
quelled by the Imperial troops. Eight of the rim
leaders were arrested and sent to Consantinople
be tried; the other prisoners made on the occasi
We're sent to Canea, 10 be enrolled in the regu
troops.
Pictures, 1t is said, going out of fashion
the first time since the age of Apelles. In
houses of the people of fashion in New York, n
rors costing, perhaps, two or three thousand d