The daily crescent., 1848-09-16

The Emperor drove first to the Cathedral of St
Stephen. where Ie De4m was sung. and from
thence to Sch0cnbrun," here ne arrived at O'Clock,
NJ. The Committees Of the Corporations, a num-
har of National GuarC~, and the members Of the
Diet, fillr, tie grand saloon Of lie palace When
he Emperor entered the saloon he was addressed
by the President OF the Diet:
SIRE In the name Of the Diet he oi the free
Majesty back the has of ancestral palace,
onf Te sn a aS"' %. % al o
happy al wal OF ther loved Lpero' announce the omen
lule.: the firm foundation ola born prosperity.
The t,, reritenng a. It dos free people in Con
only the own dlgn ~ but also the anctty and lnvioaby
of the Constitutional throne. louT Majesty this
city where your peoples epesen1a'yes are now in Paria
ment assembled IS qua anief mat The C3nsiutpn which
viii be by the OF the Constitutional
thIons r, ,..uo,,,,oo ., cana, g.. ,,..,..
re welfare descend a sacred heoc N to all tu
bers OF ,he imperial family Aus.a be hapRy he OF good
thee and thee Cod bless Ferdinand the Benevolent the
n and aoLIs consort Maria Anna God bless
tonal Imperial House oil Austhai -
Enthusiastic cheers from The whole assembly fol-
lowed this speech, 10 which His Majesty kindly re-
prCi and then retired TO his apartments
The weather magnificent, and Vienna and
Schoenbrun were spendidly Illuminated during
the night.
Correspondence of the London Tmes.l
affair Troops continue to arrive from the inte
riOr and to be forwarded on 10 the North. lester
daV a battalion Of Nassau infantry 500 strong, ar
rived at Al,ona from Hamburg, ~alither they came
al o'clock by an express train from Cologne. A
battery of six-pounders and howitzers accompanied
them, with baggage and ammunition carriages.
These troops Were in appearance very excellent,
but seemed not to be in the highest spirits, and
were cody received at Hamburg By the people. A
complete brigade OF three batlallons will arrive by
Tomorrow. The SAKE -Wemar and Frankfort III
taniry, 100 men in all, have proceeded to the
North.
STRALsuND, August l3-'This lay Major Gen |
Van BiiloW we'd here from Berlin. and left in a
steamer Immediately for Sweden. This officer pos
scsses full powers from the King af Prussia TO
clude an armStice with Denmark, and he made no |
in saying to persons here that in consequence
of lis mission, The greatest hopes of speedy settle
ment OF the dispute mis- ght be entertained
The Republic Recognized by Tmkey-A lee- |
graphic dispatch is said to have been received bv |
The French Government confirming the recognition |
of the French Republic by tive Ottoman Porte and |
announcing the appointment by the Sultan of !
new Ambassador to Paris. to fill the place vacant !
since the departure of SOliman Pacha.
A detachment of Po.eS left Stras burg on the Nth
inst. to join the Polish legion fighting in Italy
against the AuStrans
ITALY.
BOLOGNA. August 9-nttnHs of he Fieht III Bo-
io@na.-lester1ay was day OF struggle we are
now more tranquil. The people wrought wonders
The carbiheers and the Customhouse officers fought
bravely. The Ausrians. who We're entering by
the gates of Galliere ana san Felice, win Ihre.
pieces of artillery, We're attacked by he people and
repulsed after two hours hard fighting Onr men
have recovered as by miracle. the position # the
Mont lgnala, which is Of such Importance TO us.
Meanwhile some Aus;rans We're forced back a
the point OF the bay One, and others driven from the
top of the walls Our friends occupy the cher po-
Of San Ni.t,
Without the walls, and is the more imp0rtaH. mas
much il commands the whole of the town. Bar !
ncades We're thrown up all along the stree; As far
as san Momato Gate. The ammunition was ex-
ilaus,ed but, on sudden, sufficient quantity
arrived to resis new attack. The AuStrians hav-
ing heen dr, en from San Fecc and the village of
Pattizae. the artillery has ceased to roar Al the
Houtaglall the cannon balls and grape shot have
battered the houses TO pieces. The people have
behaved bray-ly. We have had s killed and ID
wounded. The Austrias have had 40 killed. and
80 made prisoners.
Resignation Of he Provisional Government of
'enjce.-The Venice Gazette Of :he 1th inst. states
that on that day the Provisional Government, pre-
sided by VI. Castelh had surrendered the admins
tration 10 the Sardnan Coramissaries. Nessrs
tolll and Clbrario This ceremony took place with
he greatest pCmp in the hail of the former library
n presence Of the Cardinal Patriarch, and Gen.
Pepe, Co.nnanderIn Chief ct the Venetian forces
The Gross of Savory and the Lion of St. Mare
figured Oh the National banners.
ROME AND AUSTRIA.
The Alba of the lo:h inst. announces t,lat on
the St't he 1eonl: of me hai 81 ned 81 adGrese
to tl French Republic. and made grand Demon
stra;ior before the Palace of the Embassy of Fran, .
/ courier reached Ferrara on The sih with dis
catches for the Prolegate insrucng him to sum
mon the Ausrians to evacuate the Pontiiical do
minions within three days.
Bank Of EnS'Gnd.-tFrom Fridays Gazette. !
\n account. pursuant TO the Act 7th and StIl of
Victoria cap 81, lor the W EEK ending Oh Saturday.
the 18th day Of August, IS49
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