The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-05
Arrival OF the Canada.

HALrAx. March H-12 N.
The Royal Mail-steamer Canada, OF the Cunard
line, arrived at IL O'Clock last night She sailed
for Boston at o'clock, with rs passengers. The
Africa arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, at noon
The U. S. Frgate St. Lawrence, arrived on Thurs
day, and proceeded to France for the remains of
Com Paul Jones.
Liuerpoot Markets, March 15-- Cotton has de-
clined one eighth upon better descriptions to one
quarter upon lower 1uatie The sales during the
week amounted to 81 900 bales.
The Corn market, after dull week, closed firm.
w. Yellow Corn 29s 3Os Western Canal Flour
lbs 20s cd. The market for Beef is brisk Pork
commands full rates. Eastern prime mess 60 a 65s !;
Western so II SIS.
There has been no change in the state of trade
Manchester dull. d
The weather is very mild, and the spring crop
promising
ENGLAND.
New YORK, March a.
Lord John Russeps Government is very weak /:
he cannot get his friends to rally around him a
dissolution OF Parliament is anticipated The aei-
taton OF the Catholics both Of England and Irelap
against the proposed measures of Lord John Rus
sell, continues unabated The protectionst lead
ers are making vigorous preparations for a general
election In order 70 secure majority in the House
OF Commons. They say they will impose a dnty
oi fourteen shillings on corn and breadstuffs. OF
the Hungarian and Polish refugees who arrived at
Liverpool few of the Hungarians have accented
the 9S appropriated by the British Government to
detray their expenses to America. The Poles have
all refused to take the advice of the London demo-
cratic committee, who induce them to remain in
England, in case their aid should be required to as
slst the democratic cause in France and Hungary.
FRANCE.
Nothing oil Importance the weekly accounts OF
the bank present commerce in unfavorable point
OF view. The accounts from the agricultural dis
tricts favorable.
The President has been hung in effigy at Lille
There was no hope Of fusion between the two
branches OF the Bourbon family.
ITALY
From Italy there is no reliable news Rumors
are re OF various conspiracies proposed or threat
ened.
The Cabinet Council has resolved to issue a
comprehensive memorandum of the German oues-
ton, containing the views of Prussia on the Whole
question involved in the revival OF the old Germanic
confederation. During the past wear the commerce
OF the Zollverein had increased considerable
HEssE cAssEL. f.s.-
The political conflict has degenerated into vnl-
gar quarrels between the Prince and his subogdi
nates The following is the latest proclamation
IRON Baron Haynau to the officers of the Hessiar
army of Cassel:
Gentlemen-I have summoned YOU here to tel
You that l have been commanded by his Roya
HIghness TO crush under foot the pernicous pans
tnat threatens the welfare of the State-the ques
lion VINO Is TO rule this God abandoned, godless
pernIcous gang, will soon be decided. Sirs, il
tnis little state the throne is in danger and all the
thrones in Europe look here, upon this little army.
ask not if you will obey it is for that have
called you together you must obey, for he wht
obeys not shall have his soldiers coat pulled from
on his back, and have blouse put on him. IL il
nothing to you whether the orders given TO Won a re
constitutional or not. His Royai Hphness ba,
sworn to the Constitution, and have full powers
from him. Sirs If anv of you prefer the smiles OF
that gang of traitors to the favor of your prince, L
myself, will pull his coat off lis back and put 4
Siouse on him. Gentlemen, your th,
Schooioaden has passed law for the regulation q
the Press, establishing the censorship and reouj
ring all articles to be signed by the author.''
The Chamber of Deputies had been burnt.