The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
FIFTEEN CENTS A
Further European Intelligence.

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ENGLAND.
The debate on the Papal Aggression bill was re-
sumed on Thursday evening. In the early part of
the debate scene took place, which at one time
bid fair to bring the discussion to abrupt term-
nation.
Mr. Grummond a member from Surrey, rose to
address the House at about o'clock, and spoke his
mind pretty freely whereupon the ultra Montaine
members commenced regular and organized sys
tenn of interruption.
Mr.. Grummond, naturally irrtated, gave utter.
ance to certain expressions regarding nunneries
and modern miracles, which the ultra Montlsts
arose, and shouted and shrieked runnirg
towards the member from Surrey, and threatenlls
him with personal violence. A more outrageous
Of tumult never witnessed within the
walls of any public assembly. 1t was finally how
ever, quelled and the debate proceeded with.
The great speeches of the night were those OF
Sir James Graham aud Lord John Russell. The
latter gentleman distinctly avowed his continued
adhesion to the Durham letter, and declared that
further aggressions should be met by further meas
ures.
Sir James Graham opposed the bill, and consid-
cred the present measure uncalled for, more espe-
clally as it was penal enactment, and reversal
OF our former policy.
The explosion at Stockport occurred in the Park
Cotton Mills, and in addition to the fearful loss of
life. large amount Of property was destroyed.
The great Worlds Fair daily attracts more at
lcutOn ne lgueen, II Is said, Will distribute the
prizes Of the Cfyslal Palace exhibition.
The Queen was to leave Osborne for Bucking-
ham Palace Monday.
The London share market has undergone seri-
Gus depression.
SCOTLAND.
terrible accident happened near Paisley, by
the explosion of the Victoria Pit, caused by fire.
damp, ny which sxty-one persons lost their lives.
FRANCE.
The bill for continuing The National Guard in
their actual state, until the adoption of the organ
ned law, was on Saturday night adopted by large
majority.
Rumors were rife of a new note addressed by
The French government to the capitol of Vienna
1t bears the date of the 23 utmo, and is described
as marked by strong and energetic terms against
the pretensons of Austria, which it states, if ac-
ceped, would give e That power overw helming
influence, both in Germany and Italy-an increase
of power which would forever consolidate her e1-
elusive dominion there.
The Moniteur publishes the convention of fextra.
dlton concluded on the 26th of August, between
France and Spain.
General Cabrera had arrived in Paris.
The Paris papers are filled with comments on a
long pastoral letter, published by the Bishop Of
Chartres, in which violent attack is made on the
pastoral letter previously issued by the Archbishop
OF Paris.
There have been some riots at St. Armand.
Twenty three houses in the Department Eure
were destroyed by Fl on the 18th.
The Moniteur publishes several DEGREES adjourn.
ing the election of the officers of the National
Guard, announcing various charges against the ju-
dical authorities in the departments and notifying
that the Corsaire, a Legtiinst paper, has been
seized and subjected to prosecution.
Teiegraphic intelligence from Paris announces
that the Government has determined to unite in
conjunction with England on the German question
The Legitmists have entirely broken with the
Orleans,s, and M. Montalembert is now endeav.
oring to bring about fusion between the Legiti
sh. f,. ,I1
the President, on the condition that he shall exer
else his powers at the bidding, and for the behOo
OF the parry pretre. The Theirs section of the Or
leanisis are counting the moderate Republicans
aud protesting vast respect for the Constitution
The Bourse closed duh. Five per cents 94f. Soc
Threes 57f. 95c.
Berlin correspondence of the 18th states that th'
anniversary of The Prussian revolution passed Of
in perfect tranquility.
The Ministerial organ expresses the presumption
that in note which was lately sent from st Pc
tersburg to Vienna, the Russian Cabinet protest
against the annexation of the new German pro
vinces of Austria.
Ii is stated that the HoIstein fortress of Rends
burg will be claimed by the Germanc confedera
tion, and converted into federal fortress.
The advices from Hesse Cassel are to the 18th
hut not important.
Accounts from Madrid to the 18th state that tn
discussion on the bill relative to the levy of 35 90
recruits still continued in the Chamber of Depu
ties.
The committee for regulating the public debt ha
come to no conclusion up to the l4th.
GERMANY.
The following the new propositions of IT,
Berlin cabinet on the subject OF the German con
federation. They were communicated to Austri
on the 18th:
First-That new central power be compose
OF only five MEMBERS OF which two only-napl, ~
Austria and Prussia-shall be permanent, and tn
others temporary. That they shall be elected fc
limited period by all the secondary and pett
States that form part of the confederation.
Second-That the Presidency shall be equal
divided between Prussia and Austria, and thi
Prussans shall have the right of voting in commc
with Austrians on all international questions of ti
confederation and Of signing with her all acts an
documents relative to these questions.
These propositions have also been communicat,
by Prussia to the four courts of Munich Hanove
Dresden, and Stuttgardt.
The Milan Official Gazette published lor
article contradicting the report of strong augme
tation Of the Austrian army in Italy.
TURKEY.
An dHenspt to Poison the Sultan-Fro
Turkey we learn that the Sultan had barely
capped being poisoned. The brother of his hg
at the head OF some Of the Ulmas, W
were concerned in the conspiracy, and had be
executed.
The fate OF the Sutan's brother is unknown.