The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

The city of Bresca has declared for the coIisttu
| ton of a :. Kingdom of Upper Italy.
| No official bulletin had been received IRON the
| p,edn,ontese armv II was announced, however,
that before the 24th it would be reinforced by 00o
men. composed of Tuscan, Roman and Neapoiian
auxiliaries of which II 900 were troops of the line
A meeting was proposed OF al the conductors OF
the principles on which grand Italian Confedera-
| ration was to be advocated.
Letters from Botzen state that Gen. Radetsky has
undertaken survey of the whole line from Verona
to Mantua, and is strengthening his position the
reinforcements from Austria have left Isonzo, and
are in full march through the Venetian territory
Verona.
AUSTRIA.
We published in the postscript of our last paper,
the basis OF the new constitution granted by the
Emperor. The Austrian Government has honora-
bly, and in good faith accepted the revolution II
has retreated and succumbed before an inevitable
necessity. 1t is said that the Archduke Reiner is
commissioned by the Emperor to effect full and
amicable settlement with the people of Lombardy.
1t remains to be whether the latter Will prefer
to continue nomnally annexed to the Austrian EN-
pire, but with free and Independent institutions; OF
whether, in the attempt to separate aiogetlef they
will be weak enough to run the risk OF ialiilg
prey to the ambition Of the King OF SARDINIA.
From Vienna we learn that the Emperor has &C
cepted the resignation OF Count holoWfa', VIM
was appointed Provisional President of the Minis
try on the Goth of March. The Count had been
engaged in the service of the state above nifty years
His majesty has acceded to the proposals Oh tile
erranic Diet in regard to the eiechon OF depuIles
to the German Parliament which Is 10 assemble In
May.
The Arcbduke, Stephen, left Presburg suddenly
Mt midnight on the 18TH for Vienna, in consequence
of serious disturbances having broken out at Brunn,
to which place he would Immediately proceed At
Pesth meetings have been held, and strong denun-
Citations made against the employment of the Hun
garan military against the Italians. At Cracow
great iov has been evinced on the return of de-
putation from Vienna bringing intelligence that the
Emperor is not unwilling to permit the reorganlza-
ton of Gallicia, under circumstances peculiarly IA
yorable to the Poles.
A proclamation appears in the Weiner Zeitung
declaring that from the LIST Of January, lS49, the
robot tthes, and other similar burdens pressing on
landed property, are to be committed for money
payment.
1t is understood that an arrangement has been
effected between the Government and the National
Bank, according to which the former are to issue
eychequer bills, to the amount OF 30,Ui0,0O0 OF
forms, which will be received at their full value
both at the various Government offices and at the
Bank. portion of the state proPertysls to be as
signed to the Bank as security.
Much excitement has been caused in Hungary by
reports that fresh bodies of Hungarian troops would
be marched into Italy. A regiment of hussars,
which was to have marched from Pesth on the 10th
instant, was stopped by the people. Polish and
thlsiasm at Pesth, and the Hungarian Ministry had
been pettioned to recall all Hungarian troops from
Italy and Gallica.
SPAIN.
The Heraldo denies positively that the journey of
the Duke and Duchess of Montpenser to Aranjnez
has any cause such as that we have already as
signed that it is entirely spontaneous on their
part, and that they will return to Madrid TO take
leave of the royal family before leaving for Anda-
lusia. The Duke and Duchess had left Madrid
A report was prevalent that Queen Christina had
been ordered to Join the Montpensiers in their
tcation. Our correspondent, however, gives little
credit to this.
The Duke and Duchess of Montpenser were TO
leave AranjueZ for Seville on the 29th.
Our letters contain no other interesting news.
Another insurrectionary explosion was expected
to break out before the close of the month. Bush
ness was at stand-still, SO generally known was
this intended movement. ''All that | see,' says
correspondent. confirms me in the opinion
that there will be war to the knife and that
Spain will be shaken to its centre, unless the busl-
ness be quietly settled by military pronuncsa-
miento.''
The greatest indignation has been manifested by
Gen. Narvaez, who is very wroth at the inter-
ference of Mr.. Bulwer, who took it upon himself to
recommend a little more moderation to the Gov
eminent in their demeanor towards the Liberals;
and it will be seen by the correspondence which
has passed between Lord Palmerston and the Duke
de Sotomayer, and which we publish in another
part of paper, that the feeling carried to the
utmost bound that even diplomatic cviity allows
indeed, we are not surprised to hear that Sr. Is
turitz has been instructed to apply to Lord Palmer
ston for the recall of Mr.. Bulwer, the British Min
lister to the Court of Spain.
1t is reported, the faith of letter from Corona,
that the centrast chief Beera with Don Enrique,
have entered Spain at the head of about 1000 men.
Foreign Markets
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.1[Repot for the week
week, although the qualities have been freely
pressed the market that the buyers have had the turn in
% and 6an o being ne @ m
ali afe
ss At any period IL the history Of he Cotton trade neo,
%s %s
prescn, amount and the rate Of consumption probably not
than the present time under the greatly reduced spin
nothing avail to restore confidence and induce parties to
hold Cotton for chance of better times, except improve
meat in Mancheste accompanied by pretty clear proof
a e m s " be W to W a a
lation. The sales for the week 80, $40 bales. oo
500 bales likely to be sd At yese5day
pe me e I'D sf
@ e ascn o on ssSa
New Hams and Shoulders have met an improved demand
s has bes 1s n sPRp
fine quality have been supported middIpg and inferior
asght reduction All that has been Offered has been taken
Corn MARkET;-.4grI 25.-The general runs of foreign
Wheat were 12d 10 b dearer. while superior kinds
limited demand. were unchanged. American Flour being
scarce, and few fine brands offering, improved I'd
5b A bEk business has been passing at fur
meal Indian Corn taken freely for Ireand at advance of
1sDls. Cd p 4S0 ID, and Cornmea sold Us OPS Cd
2 Dbl There moderate attendance, and holders
firm for most may be- attributed to the active
weather ,apra 29-Holders generally require small adj
Wheat Flour and indian Corn which will proba-
bly, be submitted TO- The London, Wakefield and other
counts received this morning give strength to this ket
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO ARKET,-.aprii 2S,-The demand
this month though without animation has been fair and the
sales about $50 hh including 80 hhds Virginia and 30
Kentucky Leaf for exploration Prices for the best kinds
Kentucky strips have been fully maintained and the extreme
quotations paid for those with color and condition. though in
small quantities AT the time, the demand has been
principally for good working kinds at 5l4D5d the lower
being almost neglected, and be.considered
what lower than at the close OF last month The imports
81 hhds from NewOeans. 1913 1a7.
Tobacco in Liverpool March 81 hhds. 1929 1864
Imported in April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 81
Total .hhds. 18 $40 1882