The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-11
One Week Later from Europe,
OF THE STEAMSHIP .9FRIC.9

,u 80 NEW YORK, July 2. Noon.
the 2lst arrived here between 10 and IL o'clock
this morning.
The Africa from New York 18th ut arrived at
Liverpool at noon on the l4th, in eleven DAYS
passage. She thus brings the news of her own
arrival ont.
The Africa brings 10 passengers. She made the
run in about eleven days. The Hermann made
The trip IN l3s days She reports passing on June
22d, in lat. 80. lon. a. at four p NJ the steamship
Iltayett-, Tor Philadelphia On the 23i, at ii A.
NJ lat. 80, lon!26, saw steamship Washington
The Eagsh news is unimp lrtant.
The American steamship Baltic, from New York
7h ut, arrived out al midnight on the Eth, IN ten
dayS and hutf passage.
The steamer Lafayette sailed on the l7lh, and
tile city of Glasgow on the l7th for Phadelpla
The Liverpool Cotton market has advanced from
onse elgt u to one quarter of penny per lb. The
sales OF ihe week amount TO $1,000 bales-lhe
market closing dull.
American descriptions offlour have advanced six
pence per lb.
Corn remains unchanged. Yellow is quoted at
3ls. per quarter
The American money market is not SO active.
ConsOIs have receded TO 96S.
France.
Highly Tmpoytant-The debate on the revision
OF the Constitution is going with increased
violence.
Gen. Cavaignac has made up his mind Gt is
substantially stated in the Secle) to draw the
sword III case Louis Napoleon attempts to over
ride the Constitution and prolong his powers.
M. Tocquevile despairs of any satisfactory So
luton. So he says that half the law cannot be re.
vsed legally. The only course of the Assembly
is to submit and make the law respected. Whether
this means that the Legitimists are to submit to the
Reds-whether the Republic is to 90 on under
Louis Napoleon, or according to law uneer the
man chosen by the people in conformity with the
Constitution, is left in obscurty.
M Leon Faucher, the Minister of the Interior,
applied the word abomnable to a speech of M
Lepeletier, who had attacked him and also de-
Tended the Instructions at Lyons in 1884, when
the whole body of the left marched towards the
tribune and threatened Leon Faucher with Der
sonal violence.
The men of the right advanced to the rescue.
and an actual melee took place. Leon Faucher
looked down upon his assailants with disdain, and
the President had great difficulty in restoring
order.
These scenes are but the commencement of
long series OF struggles.
The Assembly coutinues to be deluged with Pc
tltlons praying for revision.
The Bonapartsls declare that the signatures
amount to two millions, while the Reds estimate
them at 700,0 900.
The commission nominated in $780, for drawing
up new penal code for the French navy, has lust
terminated its labors. The code contains 3s6 ar
ticles, and will be forthwith submitted to the Le-
gslalive Assembly.
Germany.
Hamburg has become more TRANQUIL owing to
the dIgnited attitude taken by the Senate-but the
presence OF the Austrian troops is regarded with
increasing dislike by the Hamburgers.
There Is very little news from the rest of Ger
many.
Spain and Portugal.
The news from Spain and Portugal is still of
doubtful complexion.
Spanish squadron has been sent to Lisbon,
evidently Tor the purpose OF keeping the revolution
>party in check.
The Portuguese excequer is reduced to very low
eDo, ana ths pecunlary embarrassment is likely to
lead to fresh troubles.
The bill Tor the regulation of the Spanish debt
is brought under the consideration of the Cortes
Hopes are held out that Lord Loudon is likely
to succeed in inducing the Spanish Government
to enter into negotiations upon terms. of reciproc-
ty, for the removal of the diiferentia duties on
merchandise imported in English vessels into
Spain; always keeping Cuba and the Philippine
Islands out of the question.
In the Madrid Senate, on the 10Th ult. the Mar
gus Miraflores stated, in answer to an interroga-
, tlon, that with respect to the affair of Portugal
Spain was acting in accordance with France and
England, but that Spain was determined to fly to
the assistance of Portugal, whenever her most
faithful Majesty should intimate that she did not
consider herself safe. A squadron is to proceed to
the Iagus, and to remain in observation on that
station.
We learn from Leghorn that domiciliary visit
was recently paid to the villa inhabited by the
family of the late Lord Aldborough when the DO.
lice found volumnous correspondence in Eng.
l'sh-a complete set of printing ma rials, several
cIandes'ine publications, printed ON the premises,
aud a quantity of arms
The three sons Of Lord Aldborough, and fourth
person, were Immediately arrested and placed in
confinement.
s' The treaty of commerce between the Helvetic
confederation and the Sandman Government, has
been brought to conclusion.
The subscription for the lean authorized by the
Sardinlan Government was opened at Turin on
the llth nit. The number of bonds TO be issued
was eighteen thousand, OF which twenty-th
hundTsd and eighty.two were subscribed for on the
fist day.
Executions in Rome, by the orders of the eccle.
saslical authorities, still continue.
Two individuals were shot on the 10Th inst.
The Popsh prelatss are pressing their demands
in every lart OF Europe.
] he Roman Catholic Bishops of the district of
the upper Rhine, comprising Wuriemburg, Baden,
the Electorate and Duchy of Hesse, Nassau, Ham.
burg, and Frankfort, have demanded the repsal of
all religious concessions made since March, ls4S.
together with list of no less than sixteen other
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