The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-15

ernment conscious of the Justice of its cause, and
strong in its duty, would support, with energy, the
rights of Spain.
Narvaez has been recalled from Paris by the
Queen of Spain. His Aids were presented to Ma
poleon, and decorated before leaving.
GERMANY.
The Prussian Government had notified the va
rous States of the Zollveren that the union would
terminate in December, 1853, and invited the
penipoentiaries of these States to meet at Berlin,
early in the ensuing year, to consult as to the re-
newal of the union.
GREECE.
Letters from Athens of the 7th ult. announce
that the brigand chief has been executed at Msso-
longhi end that on the 4h ultimo the notorious
brigand Tomaropoulos was executed in the capital.
Revolution in Morocco.-The Gibraltar Chron-
ice OF the 10th ut gives the subjoined information
relative to revolution which has broken ou, in
Morocco:
"For the last two three days it has been re-
nor,sd in the garrison that revolution had broken
out in Morocco, at place near Tafi'at, headed by
a nephew of the present Emperor, who has called
upon the people of the empire to assist him IN de-
thronng Abderrahman, whom he denounces as
usurper of the throne, which, as the son OF the late
Emperor he claims as belonging TO him ny rlght.
His party, according TO the report, has ga'hered
such strength that, having laid siege to Tafiat 1t
has succeeded in carrying off the treasure OF the
EmperorA bderrahman which was deposited there -
The Dalmaan papers are eeming with accounts
of earthquakes along the Albanian and Da'malian
coasts. violent shock occurred at Stagno Pic
| colo, on the 18th ult., accompanied with subter
| ranean detona'ions another detonation ensued,
| some time after, the same day !; and these
phenomena were repeated on the 29th, with still
| greater intensity Fortunately, no disaster OF Sc.
| rio,ls nature has to be lamented there. Further
particulars OF the terrific earthquake at yallona
| have reached the Osserudtore Datmato. IL was
| preceded by violent detonations, to which sue
| ceeded series ofntermtteni shocks, which lasted,
| 10 the aggregate, about quarter OF an hour me
waters OF the rivers Voiussa, six miles from Val.
Iona, rose two feet above The ordinary level and
| many houses fell in the town itself. The town OF
Beratti about thirty miles from Vallona, is heap
of ruins its castle has also been destroyed. Some
villages have literally disappeared, leaving scarce
| a vestge of their former existence. The shocks
though weaker continued to be lelt up 10 the ales
date, being the 10Th ult.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail has arrived from the Eas
indes bringing dates from Bombay to the III
of October, Hong Kong to the 18th of September,
and Canton to the 7th Of October.
Dost Mahommed was atill busy in his opera
tons against the British, annoying them. The
| Puniaub, Sunde and other provinces west OF thu
AlIahdad, had been formed into a Presidency
| called Lapore The remainder of the Agrie prov
. inees would be annexed to the Presidency.
At Bengal the tea duty question between Sir
! Bonham and Leu, the Chinese Viceroy, was sti
| unsettled.
A large amount OF business was doing q Canto
and Shanghai.
! Sickness is beginning 10 show itself in som
1 places to fearful extent chiefly putrid fever
ITALY.
1t is announced that the Grand Duke Leopol'
I of Tuscany, intends to abdicate.
Last of american Vessels at HaUre-Harves
- Fuller, Of Baltimore, destination unknown State
!, man, Anderson, of Warren, unknown Duchess
n n dOreans, Hutton, for NewYork, 25th Novembe
Beatrice, Rogers, of Boston, for NewOrean
" Manlius, Baker, of Boston, for NewYork, "a
y = November Ell zabeth Hamilton, Tarton, Of Por
A. mouth, for NewOrleans, goth November
Gen. BeiEnap. - We announced, few da