The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1851.
News by tho Europa.

No"s ny INC GuTOpas
The following additional details by The Europa
were received by the New York Herald by tele-
graph from Halifax:
HAIrrAx TKLxeRAPH orncE.,
The Cunard steamship Europa, Capt Lott, with
sixty. one passengers arrived at eight o'clock She
left Liverpool al ii A.. M, on the 18th inst.
On The 10th, at A. M, the Il. passed the U. S
Mail steamer Arctic
The Asia arrived at Liverpool al l0A. NJ, on
the 9Th.
The City of Glasgow sailed from Liverpool for
Philadelphia on The 18th, full of freight, and with
a fair complement of passengers
The Atlantic has been towed TO Liverpool to
undergo the necessary repairs.
The English money market continues easy.
Bank rates are unchanged. The last returns from
the Bank give Ella, 100000 as the amount OF bull
lion in the issue department.
Consols on Wednesday closed at sc 1.8, and at |
the same price on Friday, both for money and
count
American securities have been steady during
.he week. The following were the quotations at
our latest advces: |
United States sixes 1853. 1OsS6l09
Ro.oo e,,r Sizes iss2 i92x glGs8
Pssnsyysnyi.f Sy vsy fEISss. E;ss. lsSo-os 81
Ohio sxes. sad is1n ,Ss'a@ va
Mssssachassses Ewes sers Bonds, ISIS NDios
cansda SiIs. Eve III Sterling Bonds.
Hollingshead, Petlsy g. Co.'S report of the cotton
market states the sales Of the week q, "a 700 bales,
at prices from la to 3d. decline.
ihe corn market is unusually depressed, and
and corn.
The provision market has been more active, and
Old and new pork has advanced from to 2s, Lard
has advanced Is. Cd. per cwt and higher rates are
demanded lor the small quantity now in the mar
ket. Canadian butter has advanced from q. to
45. per cWt. Ordinary American sells at 4Os to
| 69s. per cwt.
| Freighs have been we'll supported, in expecta.
| ton OF an advance in passage money, which, how
ever, has hot been realized. There have been but
| very few arrivals from America during the week.
| The Havrs cotton market was extremely dull,
on Feb. 2. The rates were lower than a, Liver
pool. Sales for the week, 1868 bales.
The dolatlon has been lost in the French Assem-
| bly,, by majority of l02.
| The breach between Louis Napoleon and the
| Assembly, appears to be every day becoming wi.
der. 1t is now proposed to organize national SUBJ
scripton to relieve the President from his embar.
| rassments.
Sem-official advices from Dresden. stale that
| with the sanction OF Russia, Austria and Prussia
have agreed to reconstitute the central German
| power; each nation taxing the Presidency by
| turns.
The Europa remained at her wharf at Halifax,
| at ten O'Clock, P. NJ, taking in coal.
Private letters from Mr.. Howe, the Nova Scotia
Commissioner in England leave no reason to
doubt that his mission behalf Of the Portland
and Halifax Road will prove successful. He will
return in the next steamer.
| ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
The attention of the English public is chiefly
occupied in the exciting debate going on in Par
lament relative to the Papal Aggression question
Four nights Of continuous debate resulted in gain
ing for Lord John Russell permission to introduce
his bill of pains and penalties by majority of 332
tits confidently stated that the Duchess Of Kent
the Queen mother, and the Duchess of Sutherland
the Queens lady in waiting, and the richest peer
l IN ENGLAND On he If haoo I'M
bers of the Catholic Church.
On motion ot D'lsraeli, involving the principle
I of free trade, the Government only carried the
point by majority of fourteen in full hous
sustained the Ministry, deserted them and vote
with D'lsraeli. The protectionists are great
elated at their prospects
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer was expecte
to deliver his budget on the 18th. The trade an
revenue it is said, even more satisfactory tina
| heretofore reported, and it is expected that man
| obnoxious taxes will be repealed.
Attention is beng daily and more directe
to the western coast OF Ireland as place for
| transatlantic packet station. The Governm, Mt arr
| strongly solicited upon the point.
| Other Irish news is not worth reporting.
! maniac named Gaul, was brought up at th
London police office charged with threatening t.
assassinate Lord J. Russell.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
The government measure, the dotation bill, wa
| icJFCtcu VII 4slonudys ny oOO VOtcs, against <O4
| M. Montalembert made strong speech. HI
| regretted the dismissal of General Changarnier
but between the General and the President ther
was real incapacity. The divisions OF the part!
of order had begun with the electoral law of Ma
81 Startled then with the success of its victory
the majority thought of dividing the skin of tn
BEAR which they thought they had killed, althoug
they had only muzzed him.
After some interruption, M. Montaembert repre-
sented the President the expression of authorit
| which had need of defence. The speaker wa
! | often interrupted by the left.
The Moniteur, of Tuesday, in reference to tn
loss OF the BILL contains the following from the hea
of the French Republic: THE President of tn
/ Republic is deeply touched with the numerou
efforts made to organize a national subscription
provision of the rejection Of the bill the expense
OF representation which has Just taken place, an
d he thanks all those who have entertained thi
$ thought, which is an imposing NANTES, action
j. sympathy and appreciation for the conduct of tt
President; but he deems it his duty to sacrifice
personal satisfaction to the repose of the countr
d He knows that the people rendered him justice,
: that is sufficient for him. The President ther
fore, declines all subscription, however spontaneor
1t and national its character may be-"
>, The M0ntteur publishes a decree that Gems,
shall be taken of the population of France. 1t fu
ther announces that British force has blockad,
d the port Of Union in St Salvador.