The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-14

The telegraphc intelligence in the Louisville
papers Of the 5th, is very full. We take from it
snch portion of the steamer Baltic's news Is has
not been received here before.
The ship Ivanhoe was seen ashore on the Round
Shoa, at Nantucket, ON the 24sh Of February. with
all sails set, by James Walker, arrived at Liver
pool. There is NO doubt that she has gone
down with all on board. ...
The overland mail has arrived with dates from
Bombay to the 18th Of February, and Hong Kong
dates Of the 18th of January.
Fears were entertained of fresh insurrection in
the southern provinces. 49,
An extensive smuggling company has been dis
covered at Shanghai.
ENaLANp.-The Papal Bill, modified and cur
tailed SO as to be Acknowledged BY no party, yet
occupies the time of the House Of Commons.
FRANcE.-A correspondent Of the Times, says
it is impossible to deny reactionary movements. II
is evident among certain Legitmst circles in Fau-
burg, that agreement will be made to accept a
prolongation OF the Presidents message.
A Paris paper, in reference to a circulating su-
NOR that France would assume warlike position
on the German question, says: So long as good
understanding exists with England, there can be
no war such account"
At the Council of Ministers held at Elysees, the
news from Berlin, Dresden and Vienna was the
principal subject Of discussion. The Council deci-
died that instructions should be given to the French
Minister at Vienna, informing him OF the attitude
France will take, should a contest arise between
the German Princes.
The King of Prussia met with sympathy in the
Council.
The Moniteur states t at the President has re.
ceved a notification from the Emperor Of Russia
informing him of the marriage Of his niece with
Prince George, of Mecklenberg.
GKRMANY-Fresh complications have arisen il
y
longer to act in concert, and the secondary State,
coincide with neither. Prussia supports the pre-
tensions OF the small States, and Austria opposes
the same.
The Conference at Dresden had not been re-
sumed, though the day Of sitting was passed al
their former meeting.
DeManteufeI and DeSchonburg, delegates from
the two soveregns fixed upon plan for arranging
the formation of a central Government, leaving
nothing wanting but the ratification Of their respec-
tive sovereigns.
On ManteufePs return to Berlin, he found his
Dresden adversaries had not been inactive with
the King, and the aspect of affairs was entirely
changed-the Kings views being entirely differ
ent from what they when be left Frederick
William INDUCES vicious ambition, and regards
the favorable time for rupture with Austria bro
ken, she is poor and her armies diminished.
The determination Of the second Dresden Con-
ference supported the views of Saxony, Olden-
-
ings of the Conference in regard to the German
Powers present a powerful obstacle to ascendancy
of Austria
VIENNA AND BERLIN.--It is believed that
Prince Schwartzenburg has sent an official reply
to the King of Wurtemburg, stating that his SOW.
ereign prince, instead Of being opposed to his
views, conceded to them, but does not think III,
time has to carry out the project Of the Ger
man confederation.
| INpIA.--The overland mail from Hindos tai
and India arrived at Suez OH the 4th of March, witt
| 70 passengers.
| The Bombay Journal announces the surrende
| of Fort Dorr Ahor, in Discon's dominions on tn.
| 4th of February.
over to East India equivalent for a debt of
EGO, 900.
There fears. Of another insurrection in the
Chinese Empire.
The health of the troops at Hong Kong has been
much improved.
A new of Jews has been discovered, 45O
miles from Pekin, by the London missionary
Commercial affairs have improved. The Bonn
bay import market is brisk: no increase in prices
The high price of cotton is produced by holder.
being indisposed to sell. The money market i.
| improved. ihere is no change in other articles.
Freights from Bombay to Liverpool and Lon
don, E2 Is to 60 5s, and upward tendency.
Exchange on London at six months sight "a tt
% per rupee. Money is scarce.
CALCUTTA prospects in Calcutta
and China are generally better. Transactions art
limited. .-.