New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-25
Enraign Items.
We fnd in the Baltimore sun, the following additi

We find in the Baltimore sun the following additional
items by the steamer Canada:
Notwithstanding the accounts that the potato rot had
appeared in Ireland only be regarded partial
and least counterbaianced by the abundance OF The
sound crop.
Tho London Standard says IF we not msnforln-
ed the maritime powers will be invited by England and
Franco consdert the situation of Mexico with view OF
establishing her Independence both financially aud poiti
cay SO that barrier may be established to the assreS
slye spirit of America in the south
The Cologne Gazette in elesraphic dispatch to ber-
lin states that Pgssan Gazette declares the secret
convention of the Northern Powers published in the
London Morning Chronicle, to be mere fabrication.
In a sitting the 10Th utimo the aermanie Diet
adoped by large majority the report of the commission
appopted to ray the treaty respecting Denmark with
Prussia and Austria BY this vote the affairs of the
Duches are concluded The mobiles OF SAKE Uohurg Go
tina have lodged wit the termanic Diet protest against
the new Constitution of the Duchies The Duke on his
part protests against The ahsorpiNh OF the buchy OF @
nenberg uto the Danish Monarchy
The Cologne Gazette states that friendly relations
| re -esablislied between Prussia and Westphalia.
Dates from Lisbon to the 10Th ut. The Ministry
having been defeated rendered their designations which
were not accepted the Queen eiorrlng TO dissolve the
Chamber Deputies The elections are to take place
immediately, preceded by new electoral decree
The vine disease had manifested itself in the province
of Malaga. and committed great raEages.
| A complete failure in the vines ana vintage OF the
Island of Madeira is announced
| Tile commercial conference between France and Bel
GUM, which was interrupted by the belgian Ministerial
letter from posen states that 1850 had died out of
population of 10000 from cholera fire had also lately
consumed eighty houses, anu the greatest d"ItH pre-
vailed in the city.
| Domestic politics in England extremely quiet and
will doubtless remain until Parliament reassebies in
| October.
The aspect public feeling in the nited States respect
ing the encroachment the fisheries has awakened much
attention among all shades of politicians The general
opinion of the in favor OF the Engsh reading OF
the treaty. but the Government is blamed by many OF the
leading Journals for using the show OF force without due
previous notice the time. it is stated that the
nineteen ships of which list is given in the Colonial
pauers are not than the usual fleet on the British
American and West India station while one OF the vessels
the Jane mentioned sent to the of difficulty Is
in fact being paid off at Woolwich. The apprehended
trouble has caused considerable feeling and with other
circumstances has had depressing effect on the funds
At first however. particular significance was atri-
buted in London the note of Mr.. Webster respecting
the fishing rights the matter considered suscepti
bio of easy and amcable adjustment The Daily News
winds up an article the subject by almost accusing the
Derby Government OF wishing TIC onent war abroad
the purpose stopping progress at home The Times
hints that Mr. Webster perhaps be counting popi-
ary and baes the British Foreign Secretary for seek
in to protect the trade by bounties at the time
siding with the British Interpretation of the
treaty.
The English Charge dAHaires has succeeded in pro-
curing the punishment Of the Turks who sasslnated the
steamer Victoria s passengers,
The crusade against the press continues in Piedmont
two editors being fined articles against the press,
Letters from Naples that Gen Frangri was to
b. superseded the Government Of Sicily either by the
Prince OF schtaa by Count Tapano brother u the
King.