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

Allgemene Zeitung, the Polish insurgents are COM
hitting the grossest excuses. They have broken
up it appears into small bands, and they are now
wandering about the country, levying black mail
on the inhabitants.
A letter from Cologne. of the Oath, states that a
great meeting, to have been held there that day
would be postponed 1t was expected that the cleo
tons, which are fixed for the 1st of May, would moi
pass over without some Disturbances
GERMANY.
The news from Germany is much of the same
character il last week. The violent but
partial agitation produced by the first shock OF the
revolution has subsidized into general ferrnent. Re
pubicanism raises its head here and there, but
meets, at present, with little sympathy.
The King of Hanover has made a reply to an ad-
dress from the Deputies of the General Assembly OF
the estates of the Kingdom, thanking them for their
assurances Of LOYALTY, and assuring them OF HIS
desire of amelorating the condition OF his hgdGn
but intimating his intention OF aodIcalhg Gdtiei
than submit to dctation by force. On the leh,
revolt took place at Hildesheim, but was soon
quellcd by the military, without any boodshea.
Hesse CasseI has been restored 10 tranqniiity.
In the portion of the Ducfy of Baden bordering
on the Lake of Constance, the repuniicans had
seized Donaneschingen, where they established a
Provisional Government; but they were driven
thence by some Nuremberg troops, and it appeared
that the troops of Bavaria, Wurtemberg, &c, had
already quelied the insurrection. The numbers of
the republicans, who were headed by Hecker and
Strive, are very variously estimated, and con-
siderable, portion of them seem to be composed of
W0rkmen from france and switzerland.
we regret however, 10 learn that baroh Y on I'd
germ, the leader OF the German movement 1or re-
form, ana prime mover In tile assembling OF the
preparatory assembly at Frankfort, has been reach-
erously shot, whilst endeavoring to bring the re-
pubilcans to views OF peace The details OF the
affair are given as follows:
Depiorapie accounts from BADEN nave peeh re-
ceNed. Ihe insurgents animated tnat they "ls1ieu
IN lat fn he tDrra cant
would treat WIN none pnt tiie eene'ai co'iihu
unless ten. Gagern advanced from ocIhehSeh'
winch The insurgents had evacuated 10 oaIu s,
Which ,hey occupied ne Ieiiersii s'epp?u nous
Tue ranks 10 pariey WIN the reDes. ne e' a. h
warrior exhor'ed te repGis " ooey ,lo nssIs and
Jaw, put tley feiuseu 10 ilslell ~ his t ,j
aS ne retired, was most lfeaGl'eip 2, an,,s on"
hoflaily wounded by Illiee pas. ,,e,hto.l5 an
'peia,eu 10 sec 'iieii c'loi DasIiy e.d H.,
,'Eo ti'e insurgents hlio I'm 20 a., GIa ~
.eaN9 greg. nuapen ue ,,d aaaantarad notha
'ooi's hePs up iiio p ulsui'' .i, . - ,t ~ al
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siClLf'
Advces from Palermo state that the Sicillan Par
Lament continued Its slttIngs. In the House OF
Commons, on the 18th uit, 1t was moved by the
Minister of Foreign Affairs that loan of half
million be raised, tor alleVIanng The necessities OF
the State, which were more heavily felt in Messna
than elsewhere. The Minister of Finance moved
that the Parliament grant provisional power to
The executive TO collect the revenues OF the State,
and satisfy its obligations with the following mod-
fcatcns: !. The land-tax shall commence to be
due from April Is, 1913, according to the basis
which existed before the rectilicaton of the regis
tiers. 3. The tax on milk to be reduced one-hait.
j. That the payment he suspended OF ~, 102 ounces,
entered in chap AZ Of the budget, for the interest of
two loans made by the treasury OF Naples; and OF
Sl3,793 ounces entered in the same budget for the
ciVH list. Afier some discussion, lhe powers were
granted. On the 30lh uit the ministers resigned,
but the reason is not stated A commission had
oeen formed tor making new system OF finance
On The ist OF April the Parliament took down the
nnasa shnotipg marx On the 4t6 the Chamber
voted unanimously the restoration of Messina as
free port,
The Legd, of Palmero, of the 18th instant, con-
talns the following The Sicllian House OF Com
mons met on the 18th, under the presidency OF the
Marquis de Iorrearsa AT the opening OF the SIT
ting the Munster for Foreign Affairs declared that
Sicily was desIrous to JON the itailan League, ana
trusted that size would De abe 10 defeat tle M
if'gues OF the hihs OF NAPLES. NJ. faiernoslro op
served that ocily was pouhd 10 snake Gil her hihs,
ana proposed accordingly 10 decree on Ilat very
say t,i5 reruiu vi posiip1 ana MS uyiasey l'id
iofieiied the lhi9he ol Sichy' W. hahiin:i sapi
MAJ sicily could only choose sovereign ia tle
families OF tuscany or SAVOY nus daaeu ne, ,e.
lis HIST tiiihh oi ourselVes-iS' US o'suIe ou otl
resources ana prove 10 al liiat we WISH W nc
t'hlls Iuery s,lai ueeae m Gaio we ae "
ps cnnsiuiiohai saale. Iliuel III iil q
rePaphc, s'loodo rFoyiuehce s1iie VA itaiy. al
sf rev WORDS from Nj eI5I, w. m nn
.l'lieu 1si inc nosG snou'u " ny
.,ld DOWNFALL vi lefa.l, a,,u ~, ~ Isl;ar
iaui' I'M l. n.y. sao tn,II h., a1ad IT,
ptce, anu .,' lle couuy sl,o',u no .h
;'oopuon OF the oecres was 'ie'i 'iii''' io
ii'y IT. an.r',s '.'as ps rIlo,s
ny uo''0o ""' % i'''
The Parliament declaes-l Ferdinand bourbon and ms
@ sove 'f e ene and cali To The throne an
Italian prince she shall have reformed Der statute.