The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
HE NEWS FROM EUROPE
BY STEA MSHIP EUROPA.

HE NEWS FROM EUROPE
9 BY STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
NEwYoRK, NAV 8, A. M.-The steamship
Europa arrived at early hour this morning from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 26th April.
In Liverpool and Manchester Capt. West, of
the Atlantic, has been feasted at number Of public
banquets. The gallant Captain has also been the
guest of Mr.. Haywood the eminent banker and
member of Parliament from Lancashire.
From the accounts brought from Turkey there
!, .seems to be chance of the immediate liberation
ar kossuth. A number Of noblemen have been
'feused passports to England from Italy, to see the
great exhibition. The refugees in Switzerland are
being expelled very unceremoniously. Some OF
them have been seized in their BEDS and transferred
at once to the frontiers.
England.
The intelligence from Eng land, politically and
commercially, is important. Parliament will re-
assemble on the 2Sth, when the Income Tax Bill,
and other measures, will come up for conslde, "a
tion. The Protestant agitation is carried on with
renewed vigor.
AT the grand banquet in Edinburg, on Tuesday,
the attendance very large. Lord Eglinton
took the chair. There is to be similar demon
stration at London the 29th Lord Richmond
will, OF course, preside.
1t is confidently reported that the Protectonists ts
are devising schemes to bring about another min
isteria crisis. Mr.. Wapole has prepared series
of strong resolutions, which he purposes to bring
l forward as amendments to the Papal Bill These
resolutions will perplex members who wish to stand
well with their pous constituents, and who will
in all probability secure majority for them
Should they fail in the House of Commons, they
have strong hopes Of success in the House of Lords
The programme for opening the Worlds Fair
has been published, and gives general satisfaction
The holders of season tickets, and certain num-
Der of exhibitors, to be admitted to the cere.
mony 1t was intended to have grand procession
of the Lord Mayor and Corporation of London
from Gudhall to Hyde Park, but the proposition
did not meet with favor. notice was posted VI
- the 2jth, requesting all exhibitors to make tn.
arrangement OF their goods before the 2Sth, as aite
that time no one would be admitted but thos,
employed in the adjustment OF the articles.
The announcement Of her Majesty's State vsi
has had the effect of raising the sale of season
tickets in four days from 1000 to between Il ,00t
and $4,000. So great is the demand that the pric
has been raised to three guneas for ladies', AM
four guneas for gentlemen.
Barnum the renowned NewYork exhibitor will
have show of curiosities in London during tn
Worlds Fair among them Chinese family, con
ssting OF lady her maid two children, teache
OF music etc. The family will, on their arrival, b
presented to the Queen
The provinces are pouring in regiments OF tn
hight fingered gentry to the metropolis. The polio
are the alert, nd all the suspicious ones" o
recognition on being taken before the magistrates
will he locked up to keep them out of " harm
way" till after the exhibition.
Some elections had taken place in England an
Ireland. At Boston, Mr.. Feshfeld, projections
was returned by lS7 majority. Moore O'Farrel
late Governor of Malta obtained the vacant Sc;
from Longford. The Boston election terminate
in serious riot, which only quelled by callin
out the military. The people clamored for chea
bread Eighteen Of the ring leaders were capture
and lodged in Bridewell.
The Cat olics OF Dublin had held large NEE
ing in opposition the Papal Aggression Bi
z Mr.. Reynolds, M. p, presided, and the attendant
was large. A meeting OF Catholics from all par
of Ireland determined on, to be held in Dubl
on the 29th. Seventeen prelates, including thr
arch. bishops sgnifed their approval of the meetln
France.
The an I.absorbing topic of discussion at Paris
Y the Presidential election. The republicans are st
Il divided in their candidates. The moderate suppo
II Gen. Cavaignac, while the ultras desire to susta
some one who represents the socialist as well as u
democratic sentiment. The combined resistan
which the two wings presentto The Bonaparte po
CIV, consists in perpetual motions for the preVlo
question upon revising the constitution, whilst tn
are sa,rfisd for the electoral law to remain as IL
The E ysee organs are buslly engaged IN assault
liberal views. A motion 10 allow newspapers
be sold in the streets, rejected by yeas z;
nays 403. Guzot, it is announced, will be a ca
dIdale for one of the departments. The funds ha
declined on account OF the unsettled condition
political affairs.
The National says that the partisans of Lo
Napoleon begin to find that the period between
present time and May, 1852, is too short for The
complishment of the law for the prolongation
the Presidents powers, and they propose, for
purpose of giving time, to bring in bill postponl
the Presidential election till the 10th of Decent
1852.
Spain.
The Government is exceedingly deslrous OF
tingushing the public debt, and has required OF
deputies pledge to sustain measures looking
that end. The Government also desires, IN conc
with England, to assist Portugal against the ret
lious Duke of Saldana.
Switzerland.
The British Legation has indicated its opposlt
to receiving the French refugees in Engan II
will probably seek asylum in America.
The Markets.
Loudon, April 25.-rhe Canada, from Bos
arrived on The evening of the 2lst, and the accou
by her not being confirmatory of the short crop
lin,ates, Il complete panic has taken place IN
ton Holders have lost all confidence, and
forcing their stocks upon the market, REGARDLESS
price. The decline in, American descriptions
fully lhreeeighths, and in several instances
further reduction has been submitted to.
s-s.,rhe sales Of the week have been 2S.770 b'
,h which spectators have taken ZOO and
porters 1900 bales. The official quotations, WI
must be considered nominal as follows
Orleans 7. fair Mobile 81 fair Uplands 81
ding 81 to 81 and Ct inferior and ordinary
Gid, Sd to st. and to cd per lb.
The stock of cotton in this port is 376,0 ,0O0 b
OF which 3Sl 900 bales are American, agar
stock at this time last year Of 5000 bale
which 349, 900 were American.
Trade in Manchester has been dull, and
prices of yarns and goods suitable Tor export
. been lower whilst there has been more dolr
goods for home consumption.