The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02
Further News by the Arctic.

ENGLAND-A letter from Kossuth has been re-
eeived in London relative to the Hungarians who
have arrived at Liverpool, which shows that when
those left Shumla they did so with the inten-
ton of going to America. In this letter Kossuth
expresses wish that Mr.. Pulszky may exert him
self with view OF those people being sent to
America, and to prevent them living on aims,
which would be degrading to themselves and to the
cause in which they had been engaged He con-
cluded by saying that if England has taken any
interest in the heroic sacrifice Of these men, he
hopes and trusts so much may be done that those
men could he sent to country where they would
have full scope for their energies, and where they
could live by honest labor.
1t would appear that the Hungarians will
ling to 90 to America, and only require few days
to recruit themselves. Major Wallinszky the
leader OF the Poles, is also willing to go, but since
their arrival his countrymen have, great degree,
refused to submit to his authority. Three days
have been given the refugees for consideration In
the event OF refusing to proceed to America, the
authorities in Liverpool will not be responsible for
their support, and they will be compelled to seek
subsistence elsewhere.
INDIA.-The Bombay Telegraph and Courier
reports that the cotton crop OF the present season,
from the cotton lands of Guzerat, is expected to
produce 100000 bales, being 100000 bales more
than obtained last year. The quality also
promises to be good, and the only measure neces-
sary to give the produce its fair chance in the
market, is to prevent the Ryots and shippers from
said, be secured by the severity with which the
law on the subject has been carried out by Mr..
Davies, the collector Of Broach
About $500 persons have of late died of cholera
at Bombay. The mortality for the month for the
island of Bombay, is close on 5000.
The tribes from the hills said to be inclined
for descent in the direction of Mooltan, but they
will doubtless think twice before they venture OF
such step.
CHINA.-The report of Commissioner Lin,
death is confirmed.
FROM HAyTI.-The New York papers hav
dates from Porte-au- Prince to the Sd ult. Cofre
was selling at $40 to $50 per 1000 pounds log
wood $40 per 1000 pounds doubloons $780, an,
very scarce.
Affairs were comparatively quiet; although
since the discovery of the conspiracy against tn
Government, great many removals were takin
place, and number OF arrests of the leading pei
sons of the island. The Government were keepin
the troops marching from place to place, with
view of separating them. A commission of for
was appointed to confer with Mr.. w alsh and tn
French and English Consuls, respecting the aflail
oil the eastern part OF the island, but up to tn
above date nothing had been done.
There no American vessels Of war at Port
auPrince had there been since the Sarans
sailed Tor Cape Haytien. American provision
were growing scarce. Coffee was beginning
come into the market in rather large quantities.
FATAL AFFRAY IN GEORGIA horr
shooting affair occurred in Edgefeld District, G.
on the 25tb ut The parties were VIM. Wills
and Stephen Wilson one side, and Ebert II;
din and VIM. Treadway on the other. The eau
and place of difficulty were the line fences betwe
tbpir nlantations The Wilson's had nroceeded