The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14
Further FOreign Intelllge1Ibs.
BY THE sTEANRR RUROPA. 96t

rr'ner EorolsA An.ennso
= - - !. : ''''''. D~olA' sss.s.sl 1
Engldnd.-In the British Parliament nolhipg Of
interest has transpired. The anti Papai bill, SO
called, after an attempt by Lord Monieaae to ex-
clude Ireland from ts operation, passsd through
committee in the House Of Lords ON the night Of I
the 25h and was to be read the third time the fol-
lowing week. The majority in il favor IL large I
In the Commons, the bill regulating the customs
has finally passed. 1t was carried in opposition 10
Mr. Herries' motion--that the Crown BE- petilioned
70 withdraw the maritime facilities extended 70 GER
tain countries which had not recipfocatsd the oon-
ceasions made ny Engisnd. Ine debate on tina
motion was warn, nlt NJ Free Traders overpow'
e"G m me rfoIecuonss9. -. ,-s.sy.s,5 Z.
ne nponeuoh 9 ct0n c9sson ltoM innsp,us =
ns natosdoess ~ ulVnsos' oesse'e -
" cohsioeraole impofssnce. asss NJ s.s
irdnce-rhe French Assembly vas expscted 70
aGloorn @ On me xotn q Aogast ui tnc Svh q oc'
toDer The harvest - very fa1r i
Lreland.-Ths harvest Of Ireland promises well. |
ho is no truth in the report that the potato yot
Add sppeared. The contradiction 10 given on the |
eRtlprlty of a Liverpool gentleman who has tray-
eled through all Ulster and the greater part Of Con-
nagght.. ssh. s.s5g d s.sl 4. is i
A monster requisition f1r a meeting OF the no |
man Catholics OF Ireland, Tor the purpose o. akns
.n.o .as proplety =. esiaInns e
ioL .io SclSnI: " .ne .'9,1Is U4
,., - ss.s ~ ,sons-. nf ~. ,hI; F.
IpD ~ ~ .;a,., \. -. ~. 80 ..,srs.,.
ons n,s,.,aa h...sJ n. /. 5. =, EniIs, > rte ~.
m tbs occssion ontteX ,he .tvis snd III. ~ Ps;
mate S and fa,d xrchh;shon ~ Ar,rssh" = -.n -.
annie ~h;ch h.s ban ToIo,red 10 Iii ~ n,herf
R;shons save .nd s~csns % Ioho ,chh;.hon ~
! Tuam." There are aiso sopended to Il tbe ns,ss.
olive MISUNDERSTANDING German. Petre. FfIsnch.
ioeetber with sundrv ohoots Of those noble houses
Twenty.six members Of Parliament have signed the
document. "a ~ %
I naly-Th r.r.i ,ntho,;,;e. h,v. ;rnn...d =
heavy nost.ue mon forern ns,ssn.ner, A. "a
mouut to 4 y;rtusi orohibision. - !
No., much cn5,s;is5 ha. IA 70 .mhsn;t = ~ :sn
rnce. of ,hs Rom.n c.r.r,e E,n.n; Ms,ino
F,l;ero Norm, .,e No longsr ra,m;t,sd - asIoht
Roman andsrcs Whst Connection c.r H.
found to politics or the present state If The PENN.
.nla in ,hs"s ,n.sts,.n;sns. @ /. ms.,s,n -
'' s%e.t .,. ,h.n
ever in Rome s -a-sAs T''''' '''A'
Accounts from italy ren,.ssnt ia utrnost ann !,
&sBs;ou as prevaiIinr In the Pond domin;ops. Al
Farnaia the Austrians had iI;et with M ;t;.
zens in eonseousnee Of tbe ssss.sinsticn N ths
Lieutenant of ~ trooos' S.versI ner.cns ,vs,e
,aot. The Pons rsturned - Rome nr ths ism
5S.nc. c,.nsd f,.s ,'c,.. ~, m. SS,h '.s -''
|fTT,rL.,, rlTh. 49,. -h;.h II I-r..r...- n .
r,..h sh.S" Ies"1 ~n.n =. =. Isy.eIs' ~
that the SAINT SenuIch,s .soud he rseo-n;..d 4:
.ns propsry o. .ne La,norcs, = nsn1g Deionge9
H. H. ,h T. ~ sne I'M. .n " INC ~ n,ieo
ru.aIem. has comneteIv fs;l.d owing - ~ fo,,rsI
nnnn.;,;,n no, ,h s.s S~ns KY . sas 'osa' Tu
GIeeks nressn,.d m.mc;r IL ,.h;ch shsw .-a.s =
bv historical facts that the Enisconsl .eat ~ Al
sways been ocounied bv nrels,e Il he Gr.sL RIA
sccessors Of 81. Cvri and beIoncinr - ia s.nos
collAnunion that this possessior la bsen con-,
.n". ny. ms', =. o,olance Oe ~ Mn'cn re
of the Crusaders. the.Catholic pre..es hsa .i,.vs
Been considered intruders even r. the C.tho.s
one Of his letters 10 Robert King 81 S;c;Iv vStls,
the Greek prelates bave never ..sd ~ IL .i..,.J
regularly. protestng aoainst this ,,.urrs ,;or IA