The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-20
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The royal mail steamer ATct1c arrived tnle morn.
ing. bringing a6 passengers, and Liverpool dates
to The S0lh nt She experienced very heavy north.
west and south west gales during the psssage.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the evening
of the 26th, and the Baltic on the 18th ulL
General Neus. In the House Of Commons, Rus
sells motion excluding Solomans from his seat, has
been sustained by IS majority. sss.
Mr.. Swift, Catholic, he's been elected Sheriff OF
London. He-4 t-.a sifai.s ,slassi
The reported discovery of four bodies Of the
Franklin party, by the crew the Hull whale-ship,
is generally credited in England.
Parliament will close between the 10Th and 18th
of August. 9@sts , sta4.
The shilling visitors to the Exhibition continue
h to increase.
The eclipse on the sssh Of July excited much at
II tenti0n in London and Paris -
The visitors at the Exhibition on Monday were
4 81, ,l7O. esi
The Irish Catholic clergy ara addressing earnest
4 appeals from the pulpit in favor OF Lord Arundel
as a candidate for Limerick. Il. all
Mary Catherine. daughter Of David Munros,
late of Washington, Cd. ca died u Kingston,
The Dublin and Galway Railroad will be opened
on the 18Th Of August. s-s-f q
\ A letter from Alexandria, Egypt states that an
army OF 10000 Turks are expected there, on their
g march against the Wechabite bands. HN
n Tho Erhi5ition.-On Saturday, E1470 were
taken at the doors, the number Of visitors, accord
< ing to the police returns, being 10.399.
Yesterday S3l94 lbs. WAS taken q the doors.
and 81, ITO persons entered the building
The eclipse Of the sun, which took place ysster-
a day, seems to have inspired the Executive Com
mitee with formidable sppFohensions Of the dimi-
mutton Of light which was likely to take place in
consequences. From an Impression that the 81, 900
: visitors who focked there would have to gfope
their way through darkness hardly visible, they
had sl the gss lamps in de interior put in requsi-
u ton. Some amusement was caused by this ex-
cessive amount Of precsution for great trsnspa-
\ rency like Mr. Paxton's palace Of glaas.
From the opening Of the Exhibition till Satur-
day, July 26, NO less than 2,929,776 visits have
Z been paid to it E66, ,636 So. has been received
ken in payments at the doors has been E161,O11
6s. With subscriptions, therefore, the total in
Is comings of the Royal Commission now consider
q ably exceed 100000.
& The Marksts-The sales Of cotton on Saturday,
i Monday and yesterday amounted to $4,000 bales,
T Of which spectators and exporters took $4,000.
Prices have advanced I'd. Far Orleans, Std;
Il Fair Upland and Mobile std.
Flour is unchanged. The corn market is bars,
and fair business is doing in yellow at previous
rates. Wheat is dull and unchanged.
B Western Flour is quoted at 20s. 3d. to 2ls;
Baltimore 2ls. to 21s. Cd. White Corn 26s. to
29s.; yellow 27s. 10 CTS. Sd. Corn Meal 15s to 16s
4 Provisions are in fair demand at former rates.
Coffee is inactive, but prices are not lower Su-
gar is steady. Tea has slightly declined. large
& business 10 doing in molasses Rice is neglected
IL The London money market il . shade better
81 Consus closed at 96a 9Sf. American stocks
X steady
4 Trade in Manchester is more active, but price,
favor buyers.
Francs-The Assembly has decided to adjourn
4 from the 10Th Of August to the 20lh Of October
iN The Ministerial budget reports q deficiency fol
the current year Of $1,000, 600 francs.
The election Of the officers Of the Inquisition o.
Rome, from their quarters, by the French military
Authorities, to make way for fresh arrivals Of troops
has .'aused serious disconfent Emile Girardin hai
become, a convert to peace doctrines. M
There is for the moment dead lull in the politi
3 cal region and the Assembly seems already Il
have entered upon its holidays. although the TIM
proposed for th,> commencement Of the prorogatoI
& il still fortnight Off The fetes to be given on til,
occasion Of the visS Of the Commission Of the Lon
Fl don Exhibition form almolt he exclusive topic 0
/ kconversation. ss #
The Moniteur publish.v thx setnrns Of the pro
n duce aud consumption of Neetsottuugar in Franc
[ since The beginning Of the Season, from which
appears that there were 304 manufactures In opei
alton on the LIST of July last that the quantity
amounted to Is. .46s. .ssa kilogrsmmes and that .ol
( for consumption, or stored in the public bondin
warehouses, 10 70, ,0O3, ,6l6.
Greece.-The brigands in this country arc sti
unsubdued: EighT travellers. on their way fro1
Sparta to Pvpoy,e, were stopped and robbed, an
2 the mail also plundered.
II Germany-The Hamburg Senate have place
severe restrictions on the transport Of emigranti
and have requested Prussia to adopt similar rsg'
s lations.
Another Gwman Constellation Gons-The D.
Of the German Confederation, afraid to suppress Il
r. L. III L.,
edict, is getting them strangled in detail. In Hesl
the constitution fell under the armed force Of Pra
4 sa and Austria; was Suspended for martial law,
4 be legally decreed out Of existence few montl
later. In MeckIenburg, Wurtemberg, and So
ony, the Diets have superseded the new Chamber
In all the States the constitution Of Frankfort b
been set aside. Now the turn of Anhalt Dess'
has arrived, and the constitution Of that State
simply suppressed by decree.
n Spain.-It was confidently asserted at Madr
r that of Mazzinis proclamations had be-
4 4 widely circulated in that city, recommending I
Spanish republicans to be prepared to act at Il
throw Of all the thrones in Europe.
The roads once more begin to swarm wi
ehieves, and even in Madrid, in spite Of the lar
police force, robberes occur almost hourly.
merchants house was recently entered in the d
time and pundered Of nearly fS00; and the d
gence proceeding to the bathing establishment
Sacedor. or La Isabella, was stopped, after
changing afsw shots, at about twelve English mi
from Madrid, and the passengers plundered Of ev
thing they had. Mime. Losema, the lady of the
Minister Of that name under Espartero, was anna
the sufferers. 4H
1taly.-The Milan Gazette, of the 19th conts
proclamation by Marshal Radetzky, alleging I
fresh attempts at insurrection were making,
I'll that he prepared to adopt rigorous measures
suppress it. Martial law had again been 7
claimed. Mazzini had issued an address, call
on the friends Of liberty to beprepared for the b
Of Italy's regeneration.
Return Of the Pope.-The Gironsle di Roma
the 10th, in noticing the return of the Pope f
Castei GondOlfo, states that the moment the re
crowd Of persons Of all classes went out consi
able distance on the road TO meet him. The
n plan road was covered with carriages, and from
Celimonte Gate to the Vatican the streets v
filled by dense crowd WhoFeceived the Pope
the greatest respest and jlplofsd his apostolic |
sing. In the evening ths city was illuminated.
= Turksy.-A great Ere had occurred At Cons
ings l4.1s Bra
& India--The Inds mail brings intelligence
: the ship Ariel, from Jedda, with four hundred
NJ grims for Bombay, was wrecked ON Kenesy Is
on June 12, and one hundred ivss lsst
English ship Charlotte, from Calcutta, ~ The
oil Bengal, was driven ashore on the 11t6 Of J
81 and proved total loss.
T. r.t ALEXANDRIA. JuIu
Egypt-The viceroy has made final art5
s. mens for the construction of a railway bet,
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