The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07
Further News by stea mship Canada.

House adjourned over until 10 morrow. One mem.
Der, democrat, is sick and absent. a.l
Further News by Steamship Canada.
| A large portion of the machinery of the United
States mail steamship Atlantic has arrived at the
Huskisson Dock, and it is expected that the vessel
will be completely ready for sea towards the end
OF June. She has undergone several alterations
and improvements since her disaster; a handsome
dining saloon having been erected on the deck. and
that below fitted up with berths on each side. We
believe, also, that the aft cabin has been rendered
much lighter
Large quantities of chestnuts are being imported
| into London from NewYork
Arrangements have been made for coalinp steam
vessels at st. Helena, at the rate of one hundred
| and hfty tons day. &
No less than ten thousand tons of ice have been
| imported during the last month into London, from
| Norway.
| Lines of electric telegraph are now opened from
| Munich to Paris.
"A steamer is to leave Cadiz for the Spanish
west Indies on the first Of every month.
letter from Rome states that the Papal Gov.
eminent intends sending a nuncio to Mexico.
where his holiness has not been hitherto perma.
| nently represented.
la the Deut;ehs Ze'tung, of Breslau, cores.
Pohdent from Vienna says that circular note ia
about to be addressed by Russia to all the DOW.
ers, parties to the treaty of 1915, in which the
Cabinet of st. Petersburg will invite them to form
Congress for the settlement of several questions
on which the very existence of manv S,a,es n,a,,
depend.
| The commercial and diplomatic circles At Berl;,
have been startled by the bankruptcy and aigbt Of
the banker who conducted the financial business of
the Russian Embassy, M. Phppi The liabili-
ties are sald to amount to 1000 tlaIers whether
there are any assets is not known. The chief cred
ltors are the house of Franckel, in Warsaw. and
| the immediate family 81,
several other private persons suffer severely by the
event One official is named who lost by ii the
whole OF his property. 8s.aq.- ~
French Squadron, consisting of six sail of the
hhe, lett brest on the 9th for Cadz, where it is ex-
pected to remain some time, in consequence of the
late events in Portugal.
The Presse declares itself in favor of General
Cavalgnac, as candidate in 1852 for the presidency
OF the Republic. 1t says that the cause of General
Cavalgnac is making rapid progress and has
cial world. ..- l6l = :
Iae feeling is becoming general" says the
ITeSSe that to vote unconsututonally for Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte, would be to render M. Le-
dru hon constitutionay eligible"
spirit OF personal animosity not only exists he
tween the inhabitants and the French troons bu,
between the Roman troops and the French, which
produces almost daily collisions and loss of life.
Inc provocation generally proceeds from the
French, and the want of discipline n the Roma
nary settlement; but what is really AMUSING is
mat the greatest insult that French soldier can
| oiier to Roman soldier, is to call him a SoLin,
| du Papa" and rice versa. .,, = = ~-N
| thirty two passenger vessels, with 3546 emf
grants, TOR Canada and the United States. sale,
| from Limerick between 1st January and 1st Nav
| being period of four months
The popnl tion of Lina-.iak numbers only Is Oot
males to no less than 2S 900 females, here has
been decrease in the population of 1000 since
1871.
1t is said that the census, nearly completed,
shows diminution Of two millions OF inhabitants
| in Ireland since ls4l.
The Northern papers bring accounts of the de-
struction by fire of Downhi Castle, county of
| Antrim, the residence of Sir Hervey Bruce. and
considered to be one OF the finest private mansions
| in the province of Ulster.
vessel arrived at London, from Bombay, has
brought the unusually large quantity of 4j92 bales
and lob half bales of cotton of East India produc-
| ton, as portion of her cargo.
| letter from Bologna, dated the 4th ult, saws
The Italians in this place continue their singular
system OF warfare against the Austrians Thew
abstain from smoking, and the military authorities
are so annoyed at their doing so, that they have
even threatened the leaders in this new species of
| revolutionary movement. Several young men,
who were among the com 5atants at Rome at the
period OF the French Intervention, have been ar
| rested"
| A disturbance took place in Copenhagen on the
| evening Of the 4th, between the Germans and the
| Danes. The military were called out and fred
upon the crowd five persons were wounded, and
the riot was queiled t
An English company has offered to the Sardin.
ian GoveInment advantageous terms for the con-
| structlon of a railway TO connect Genoa with a
| French line from Marseilles, counting upon the
Indian traffic, as the route Alexandra, accord
ing to the calculations of the company, would be
| thus shortened by five or six hours.
1 II ha. H..
the Papal Government, Tuscany, Modena and
Parma, 10 form commission, which should reside
at Modena, for the direction Of all affairs concern
ing The railway from the Adratic to the Medter
| ranean.
A letter from Rome of the 4th, gives some infor
! nation of the plans now under consideration fol
the junction of the Adriatic with The Tuscan sea
Venice and Trieste are 10 be connected with Leg
horn by line crossing the Romagna; Ancons
and Rome are to be connected by another line, tt
be afterwards prolonged either to Civita Vecchis
or to Porto d'Anzo, which, if put in repair woule
be much better port than the former