The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-25
Three Days Later from Etaot's,


FAy0RABL8eTATE or CR0fG ETC.
/ Tho s,eamship Asia arrived u her wAaf q ~
mening Of ths 18th ist She lsft Livespool q ~
5th met. and pas 10 days and 10 houn cat s
The Asia Ind ll3 passenger. ls.szss &.
Passa9se Of ne Ecclesiastical 7silss Bill -HousR
OF COMMONS. July l-Lord ]. Russell moved the
third reading Of the. EccieMasrical Titles Bill
Alter : fsw words from Nj. J. OiConnell and MI.
Reynolds, who protested ageinst ths bill but dieai-
~ that they would not divide the House upon p
Formal t1oti6n, tbs I'LL was read third time. On
the question that the bill do now pass, Lord J.
Russell moved the omission Of the w0rds intro
duced into the bill, The motion Of Sir F. Thesi
Gsr, sxtsndine psnal.y Of ElO0 70 the procuring
etc., and authorixlng private parties 10 prosecute
with the consent Of ths Attorney General Sir F.
ThesigeT argued that the retention Of the clauss
war nscessay to naks the measure complete and
Elective Lord Ra.sell's expsssssd insentions.
hs Solicitor SsasTal s.id e. .s i1rsne 81. Y
tho Legialaksre ives wrong in passing the Emsnei-
patton Act, The amendment introduced did NOT
odd faFce % the bill and il il was retained in the
Aet Il would b difficult to procure . conviction.
~ Roebuck declaimed against The bill. i was
4Iau&ht with mischief when introduced BY Minis
terp. mud the amendment had rendered Il aore mis-
chievoss than ever Mr. Napier made inefisctnal
el1orts - aIdreM the House, amid loud Girls for
division. The lsiah membsn again lefS the House.
IN E diyl.ica the numben were: 49,
=. =.
Msjosiv asaisss Govssnnsue. I. ........,... 70 $
The announcement was resolved with vehement
cheering. Mr.. Ffeshfeld then moved an amend
ment to the effect that parties convicted under the
act should Be sent outof the knsden. This Hon.
gentleman attempted, for about half an hour, to
make himself heard in support Of his amendment,
but the Uproar during the whole time was so great
q to make il almost impossible to distinguish q
sentence The amendment not being seconded,
fell 10 the ground. Lord J. Russell then moved
the omission Of the wolds. g empowering inform
ers 70 prosecute" etc. Upon q division, the nua-
ben were
~ me euenomonx.s. IN
Aeansth ,....s.. ..s,.."....Hb
AsiodH against Govemment.. ............ s.
The HOUSE,, immediately upon the question that
the hill Do pass, divided, when there appeared:
~ o. Inc 9n
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Msjodu;... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Mr. Gfattan then moved an amendent Of the title
Of the bill, proposing that II should b entitled an
: Act 70 prevent the free exercise of the Roman
Catholic Religion in the United Kingdom" Sir
!. Graham concurred with the Hon. gentleman 10
the most hearty disapproba,ion Of ths measure, but
thought he would be acting in moro dienifsd
manner by desistng from all further opposition to
i. Mr.. Murphy censured the sublime folly Of the
81 = ssst.s - ~ DE- Pas,is ~
f.rj.d ,ha caurse ,sh;ch ~ s,,d III fs;srJ. ~
adopted.
After some observations from Lord ]. Russell,
Mr.. GIatlstones and SOME other members, Mr.. Graf
tan Withdrew his motion.
!. The Weather and Ito Crops. - During the |
ss.;..,, =. 81 ~. .eso nsu oinen.
~ M msL.rs ;.h ~ -. - 49, ''.s
S.tnr3sv isss ~. 4. ho,,s.s i. - ia
~ .ronn, .,srrccl s;ncs 1905 ~ h;s-hs.. "a.
c.,on If The tbsrmometer in K, ,sas hs;,. "a
"A h.,f ~, s-h;Is - S.sr.Js 80 :Ie ~.
4 reschsd "a A.. - IN .h.ds ~ ys 49, .n
80. .hs, ns,;ad - - 80. 49, TsIpP
hssm $500 r .s,.his ..J 5s nase
tive hail-sternis, accompanied BY vivid i. h,nnp
and violent gales tearing trees up BY he root and
doinR other considerable damage ali over the conn
W since which, the weather has generally been
settled and uncommoaly fine for the crops. The |
wheat is in ear and bloom, and looking remarkably
we'll nothing could be more suitable to il than the
present hot weather. The hay harvest is progress
ng satisfactorily, and should the present fine |
weather continue, the bulk of the erop in this |
will be secured in good condition BIZ
he end Of next week.
From Scotland we learn that during the past |
week the weather has been all the farmer could |
Slsn. crops Of every Kind are looking well, the
potatoes on many fields have received the fnalfur
-
,lps have orairdsd. with the favorable weather,
a,ckiy, ana are progressing favoraby, and the
~neat has begun 70 peer out
Inc accounts rom Ireland generally concnr in
Pc opinion that toe harvest will commence about
he ordinary time but for the very favorable state
i the weather it would have been nine weeks later
han on tue average Of past seasons, owing to the
,ackwardness Of harsh Spring. Every report |
rom the country gives most encouraging accounts |
y the prospects, and anticipate plentiful harvest
negaraing potatoes and green crops in particular,
hese statements are satisfactory in the highest de-
and it appears that, in various parts of Con-
uxursn,iy ON land ~hcS o IA are now growing
mi weed: .ncs ,hS Which nau produced nothing
w. "sse' s"'' 'ue famine
Spain.
!. ne Onam3er closed June the 9th, the discus |
',on on confidence IN the Ministers, by vote OF |
loa 20 q, leaving fo4 TOR the Government.
I, me EspaHo says that the question relative to
ne frontier between Spain and France, for the set
s:n.nu Mnnn commissioners nave been ap-
So1s. !. sne aeman9 ny SPAN ior the
"a - 'Ie nuHs setued oy treaty OF 1888,
sI.c .a..n,sy sn ~ toi4. france having
Gan !" uis.urosnce IN SPAN since
,SsS ~ saAe '"cioach"en's "itnin them.
Portugal. 81
me ELECTORAL decree has been officially promu- |
gated. Its liberal provisions appear to have given
general satisfaction.
The Government have reduced the excise duties |
'ne-half from ten per cent. to five per cent. and
AIKEN of the duty upon horses used for labor.
There was some characterization in the army.
The British clsims were likely soon to be hon.
'raply settled.
nr..-.u = Areiana'
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