New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-11
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| Reports concerning the potato rot in the dis
! trict around Dublin state that the blight con-
| tnues to show itself rather generally, but the
| Hope still prevails that, on the return Of dry
weather, its further ravage would be materially
checked. In the south, especially in Tipperary.
| the statements are rather gloomy, but from the
northern districts the accounts are more salts
| factory; from Monaghan very bad.
| Donnybrook Fair passed over very quietly this
year. aa
| Ernest Jones, the Chartist orator, is lecturing
hin Belfast.
| The Emperor has just issued the following ad-
dress to his army in the East. 1t is curious
production; the idea Of making the Russians fly
across the Danube at the very presence of the
French and English troops israther al original
one
| 'sSoldiers and Sailors Of the Army of the
East! You have not fought but already you
have gained a signal success! Your presence.
and that of the English troops have suficed to
| compel the enemy to Tecross the Danube, and
| the Russian yesselsremain iugloriously in their
ports Ycu have not yet fought, and already
you have struggled courageously against death.
l A scourge, fatal though transitory, has not ar
rested your ardor. France, and the Sovereign
| whom she has chosen, cannot witness without
deep emotion, or without making every effort to
give assistance, such energy and such sacrifices.
| "The First Consul said in 1897, in procla-
nation to his army The first quality required
in soldier is the power of supporting fatigues
and prvations. Courage is only q secondary
one The first you are now displaying. Who
can deny you the possession of the second =
Therefore it is that your enemies, disseminated
from Finland to the Caucasus, are seeking anx-
iously to discover the point upon which France
and England will direct their attacks, which
they foresee will be decisive, for right, justice,
and warlike inspiration are on our side
s. Already Bomersund and 1000 prisoners
have just fallen into our power. Soldiers! you
will follow the example of the army Of Egypt.
The conquerors of the Pyramids and Mont-
Thabor had, like you, to contend against war
like soldiers and against disease. but, in spite Of
pestilence and the efforts of three armies, they
returned with honor to their country. Soldiers
have confidence in your General-in- chief and in
me. / am watching over you, and hope, with
the assistance of God, soon to see diminution
of your sufferings and an increase of your glory
"Soldiers! farewell, till ne meet again.
ssNAPoLEGN."
!, .m SPAIN.
Madrid is comparatively quiet, although not
, altogether tranquil The work Of disarmng al
citizens, except the National Guard, continues
/ General Prim has reached Paris, on his return
) from the East, having hurried back on hearing
Of the revolution in his native country. 1t ii
calculated that the deficit bequeathed by the
S sartorius Ministry TO the treasury amounts t.
f seven hundred millions Of reals. III. Collado
! the newly appointed Minister of Finance, hal
resigned.
t At dinner given by the editors of Madrid
all the Ministers were present. most unusua
+ occurrence. Espartero proposed the toast o
q &c Liberty " to which O'Donnell hastily added
e The Constitutional Queen!'' Mr.. Soule wa
i invited, but sent apology. Several neV
q papers have already sprung into existence.
: Letters of the l1th mention that Barcelon,
e was again quiet. About 100 cases of choleri
were reported day; but the malady had as
sumed milder form.
An important piece of intelligence is publishe,
= by the Paris Patrie. On the 18th deputation
e composed Of the leaders of the barbados and G
: the clubs, waited on Espartero to request hiI
e to suppress the article in the decree eonyokin
the Cortes, which lays down that the dynasti
lquestion cannot be discussed by the new Con
: stituent Assembly. Espartero at first replied t
,s the deputation that they ought either 10 shar
n the confidence reposed in him by the nation, Q
o else govern in his place. A long and warm dis
tCusslOA tueu SLSQsu. bI tHe Gnu ul MIltCl LSphf
tero, in taking leave Of the deputatien, recon
4 mended them to address their petition to tn
h Council of Ministers. The delegates withdre,
+ in great excitement. Notwithstanding thes
3, dangerous symptoms the Government is though
% to be strong enough to carry out its policy.
e A royal decree has established a civic decora
If ton in honor Of g those brave men who re- con
lie quered the liberty of the country during til
,s days Of july
Nc boy, Vinauta Gu+iarre1 do Tarsp &c inf
Of Charge to Costa RIGA.
&c The Patriarch of the Indies is ordered to al
1T sent himself from Madrid
j. Government has ordered the purchase of so
600 muskets Of Spanish manufacture.
Large sums have been subscribed for til
widows, orphans and wounded of the revolution
70 GERMANY.
10 The new King, Jon, has taken the oath to tn
IS Constitution, and has declared that as his Coz
n eminent is merely continuation Of that of til
v deceased King Frederic Augustus, all publ
s officers will be retained in their places. Til
E, language of his proclamation has been fayors
bly, received, and expectations are formed the
10 his commercial policy will be liberal.
RUSSIA.
'e Aremarkable circumstance, illustrative of I'll
ne course of trade, is developed in the official n
s. turns Of tho expectation Of tallow from Ru
STA this season. From this document, it al
e ears that the exports overland from St. Fl
of tersburg and the interior to Memel and otht
y. shipping ports have been nearly equal to tho:
of the same period of 1858, the figures bein
26050 casks this year, against II 900 last yea
i, As far, therefore, as this individual branch
!, industry is concerned, Russia has not only SUI
. tanned no loss from the blockade, but has mac
y all the extra price that has been paid to he
r., prople for transport, and which has sent u
"a prices in the British and other markets.
Very --latest. -.
10 THE WAR.
~ Wednesday Morning, o'clock. Sixty tbor