The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

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The insurrection of the Oporto garrison wa
caused by the arrest of several officers by tn
Count de Casa, the Governor of Oporto, who re
malned faithful to the Queens cause, and who pos
sessed proofs Of a projected movement in Oporte
Ihe Count, after making several Intellectual at
tempts to quell the revolt, abruptly quilted Oport
on the 25th ut, accompanied by only one aid.de
camp. Col. Cardozo, of the Cd Infantry, in en-
deavoring to bring his men to obedience, was sho
by the soldiers.
The Duke of Saldanha entered Oporto on tn,
9th, and has established his d-quarters there
The whole city turned out to welcome him, and hi
reception was most enthusiastic. On the Goth h
reviewed the troops in garrison.
Ihe movement in Oporto being communicate,
on on the 26th, by telegraph, to Lisbon, Count d.
Ihomar's ministry Immediately rendered its resig
nation to the Queen, and this being accepted, til,
Count embarked on board the Montrose, and wa
landed at Vigo, where he remains watching tn,
turn oil events The Count was not a, companie,
BY his family and was taken on board the packe
BY the boats of her Majesty's ship Leander.
| The Duke OF Ierceira was named President o
new Ministry, and was on his way from Coimbr;
to Lisbon. 1t was not thought likely the Duk,
would accept the post designed for him.
The Queens delay in calling to power partie,
sufficiently opposed to Thomar to offer guarantee.
that he would not be again recalled was considered
most imprudent, and although the Patuela or Junts
party remained quiet, fears of their rising en-
| tertaned.
The insurrecton in favor of Saldanha was ran
idly spreading through all parts of the kingdom.
| Count de Ihomar was received at Vigo by the
| Alcade OF that place, with whom he landed in one
OF the government boats. A Spanish army of OBJ
| servation was said to be assembling at Turia. =
Spanish town on the north side of the Mimic, ane
opposite to the Portuguese fortress of Valencia
regiment had arrived, and two others, together with
the 'Captain-General of the Province and his staff
were expected on the Both ult The troops in gar.
rson at Valencia had declared in favor of Saldanha
The English ships of war Leander, Arrogant
and Dauntless were at Lisbon. The Encounter
was at anchor off Oporto on the Both ult, and the
| Phaton, Arethusa, and Indefaigable were cruising
| of the mouth of the Douro
The French ship Of the-ne Henry w 10O puns)
had arrived in the Tagus, for the protection Of
! French interests. The French war steamer Caffs.
relli, and the Spanish seam-frigate Castella, were
| also at Lisbon.
| LONDON, May T. Gold.-The quotation O,
Gold at Paris is about 3 per mile discount (new
tariff rate) which, at the English Mint price of e3
It's: l0ad per ounce for standard gold, gives an
exchange OF 25.l0; and the exchange at Paris on
London at short being 25.00, it follows that gold
is U 4O per cent. dearer in Paris than in London
BY advices from Hamburg the price of gold is
40 per mark, which, at the English Mint price Of
Id u.s. lOsd. per ounce for standard gold gives an
exchange of 134t and the exchange at Hamburg
on London at short being 1884 it follows that gold
iso'io per cent dearer IN London than in Hamburg
Markets,
LIVERPOOL, May 5-Cotton Market.-Tbere
has been moderate demand for Cotton to-day.
sales 3O00 bales-1000 speculation and for
e1port-at prices I'd. per pound dearer than last
frlday, IDA and less offering at the advance.
Inc cotton census taken at Liverpool on the 1st
INST shows the total actual stock in that port to be
527 $50 bales 1t estimated at $50. 900 bales.
showing difference Of 2S, $40 bales.
Ftoar a7M Gram was in moderate demand at
the quotations brought out by the last steamer.
The English Corn Market at Mark Lane va.
steady at the rates brought by the previous steamer
Foreign Wheat was in limited demand but float
ing cargoes of Wheat and Indian Corn were
eagerly inquired for. Flour firmly held in conse-
quence OF the weather being cold for the season.
The accounts of the state of trade in the Provin-
ces describe further depression.
From the Liverpool Mercury of MAY g.
AT our market this day, Wheat met a slow sale ;
the tn best samples were held at about the rates of
tuesday, but all secondary qualities, with the
exception of Egyptian, were rather lower.
Oats were scarce, and advance of Id Der
bushel was generally asked for the best mealers
Barley was in short supply, and fully as dear
Beans and Peas were unaltered.
The best American yellow Indian Corn, ex ship
was offering at 3Os Cd. per 4S0 pounds, and only
met limited sale.
Oatmeal moved freely at full prices.
There was more doing in American Flour, at
a h-
out change in price.
May 5-Cotton-The sales since Friday are
10000 bags, OF which 1000 are taken on specula-
ton and TOR export In prices there is no alteration
Ioday's sales are 5000 bags, arrived since Friday
SIX vessels from the United States, and four from
Egypt.
The following Americans were presented to the
llueen at her drawing room. or levee, by the
American Minister, Hon. Abbot Lawrence on the
9th instant; Hon. Charles B. Haddock, Charge
d Ataires Of the United States for Portugal Capt.
Joshua X. Sands, Lieut. l.. B. Avery, Lieut.. John
X. Duer, and Lieut. George H. Preble of the
United States frigate st. Lawrence
Banquet to the Foreign Conanisssoners.-At a
meeting of the Council of Chairmen of the Me-
tropoan Commission, it was unanimously resolved
to invite the Foreign Commissioners to an enter
tanment. The invitation will be extended to the
Foreign ambassadors and Ministers, and the prin-
clpal members of tie Royal Commission Executive
he banquet will be upon scale of great splendor.
Bremen.
Emigration from Bremen-From the 1st of
January to the 2Sth of April fifty-one vessels left
Bremen for the United States, with 1890 passen.
gers. vi these, thirty vessels and 1922 passengers
were for NewYork eight vessels and 1868 pas
sengers Tor NewOrleans seven vessels and 1899
passengers for Baltimore; three vessels and 272
passengers for Galveston and three vessels and 900
passengers for Philadelp phia.
France.
Gallgnanis Messenger of May s, saws that
while the Socialists in many of the departments
are creating alarm by their menacss and attempts
to disturb public tranquility, the partial elections
that are taking place in the council general and in
the municipal councils nearly all give large ma
Jority to the party of order.