The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-12
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV -
Further by the franklin.

plymouth on the 18th ult, with Government dis
patches to the l2!h of September, from the Cape
ier accounts OF the state of affairs the frontier
were very unfavorable, and it was said that addi-
tional troops to the number of 10, 900 men would
DC required 70 restore peace in the Unaffected dis
tncts. The British troops had suffered a severe
repuse in the Fish River Bush, and disaffection
was sac to be 50 sx ending that it was feared there
would be union OF al the tribes to drive the white
men into the sea.
mssd to DO present at the banquet to be given to
kossutb, at Southampton.
Mr.. 4. J. Walker, late Secretary of the Trea.
sury, was likewise to attend After the banquet. |.
great mass meeting american fashion, was to be
held in the open square fronting the Unitsd States
Consulate, where platform was to be erected on
winch the ceremony of presenting Kossuth with
the ewYork Hungarian flag was to take place.
nut Der of houses, built Immediately upon the
walls o. the town Of Canarvon, recently fell. and
buried in their ruins several Irish families. The
principal sufferers in loss OF life were two families
named Nancy and Jones'
There Is not the slightest symptoms Of abate.
nent in the outrushing tide although disappointed
emlgrants are occasionally returning from New
York, with snfavorabIs accounts of the prospectx
Of many Of the Irish, who had remained in the
cities on the seaboard instead Of pushing forward
to the interior.
TIE London Times states that the effect of the
Ausiral an gold discoytts, as regards the demand
for shipping to sidneysAas been to cause activity
an ffelghts, but very 10 alteration In tho number
OF PASSENGER Tlf,ates of freights are nearly
douosd-the pre- Vt quotation being Sos. to Cos
per ton Inc goods chiefly sent out consist OF
miners clothing, tools and general ironmongery
The applications for passage were scarcely above
the average
several companies were in process of formation
IN London for gold mining ia Australia and Cali
lorna, and the shares were forced up consider
able premium. 1t was feared mania would set in
for gold mining adventures.
Tie removal Of goods and internal fittings of the
Great Exhibition continued TO take place With &C.
CELEBRATED speed, especially in the British section
The foreigners were also bsstirring themselves
Up 10 the 18th nlt $500 exhibitors had cleared their
contributions out Of the building. Prince Albert
has addressed autograph letters Of thanks to all the
foreign commissioners. The report which has
been some lime in preparation, upon the value of
articles exhibited, was making great prpgress
The greatest English and French goldsmiths had
already sent IN their invoices-lhe former being
neatly 100000, or s950OO0; the latter about
fl0o,O0O, or 100000
The correspondent Of the London Times writes
from Vienna that the Austrian Cabinet had de-
cded to recall their representative at the Court of
st. James, in case Kos.uth should be received at
audience with Lord Palmerston, the English Secre.
taty
Berlin letter states that the Prussian Minister
has been instructed pursue, in every respect the
same COURSE of conduct that of the Minister OF
Austria, on The arrival Of Kossuth in England.
The Prussian Gazette, under dats of Vienna,
10th instant, says: NJ. Jassmajy, the Imperial
Austrian Commissioner, has returned TO this CITY
from Turkey, where he officially superintendent the
cmbarkation Of the Hungarian refugees. 1t is posi-.
lively stated that the ftman for setting Kossuth al
liberty, was Do granted, until ne had given a.
formal engagement to proceed direct to the United
States, aud to remain there"
Letters from Venice of tho 18th inst sta,a ,b,t
after nine months confinement, F. Rzzi and Pro-
lessor Ialomni were restored to liberty. Professor
Lucioni clergyman, had been removed to Leg
nano, and the Archpriest G. Gronziero to Palma
nova, Tor an unlimited period. Profit was to un-
dergo his penalty in German fortress.
The Breslau Gazette states, that there is no
truth in the statement Of an army Of observation
being formed by Austria the frontiers of Turkey
The Madrid Epoca announces that the Duke of
Rianzares is on the point of setting out for Paris
The same journal states that Donoso Cortes, the
present Spanish envoy at Paris, has received the
Gordon OF Charles the Ill which is an honor
usually bestowed on the eve Of recall. Runors OF
ministerial crisis still prevail. The Count Vii
lanueva, formerly acknowledgement Of the Havana
has been received in private audience by the
Queen. Ii is said that the Government will for
the present confine the military reinforcements to
be to Cuba to the number necessary to replace
the losses incurred in the late invasion. The Her.
aldo calls the attention of the Government to the
critical state Of Meilla, the garrison of which is
continually subjected 50 assaults from the Moors.
The official gazette, IL iHonttoys Ioscano, Flor
snce, contains three DEGREES of high importance,
supPressing entirely the importance of the Tuscan
Minister OF War, and putting the entire control OF
hands OF Austria.
The Austrian Government continues its brutal
efforts for the suppression of liberty in Italy. On
the llth OF October, Luigi Dettssio, formerly Vice
Secretary OF the municipality OF Venice, was hanged
IN that city, amidak an immense concourse OF spec
fators HIS crime was having carried a CORES.
pondence with liberal society, and for having
circulated publications in Lombardy, dangerous to
the security of the State. His execution produced
an immense sensation. Dottesio met his fate with
the utmost Resignation.
The Corrssrs Mercantile, of Genoa, states that
series OF measures were under contemplation to
incorporate Tuscany with the Austrian Empire.
All the public offices in Tuscany are to be filed by
Austrians, aud number of Tuscan officers and
diplomststs peasioned off, and the army marched
off to Verona, be replaced by Austrian soldiers.
This news requires confirmation.
Accounts from Greece state that an sffectual stop
has at last been put to piracy in the eastern part o.
the Mediterranean, by the execution of the pirate
chief Negros, and the dispersion of the band of
desperadoes under his command. The Grscian
Archipelago may now, therefore, be navigated in
safety.
The Federal Diet of Germany have resolved to
establish a federal police, a. an instrument by
which to defend the cause of order against the
encroachments oil anarchy and socialism.
The celebrated ,euor, Franchn, was murdered
at Eoiogna on the 10th uit, while sitting at his
break, sst The murderer is said to be his colleague
the bar one Coilini, and the motive professional
jealousy. Collin succeeded in escaping, accord.
ing to the sane account The murdered man has
left widow an, four children.
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