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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

A VI.
| re Diet declared itself in permanency, and
depldatlon was sent to the Emperor at Schonbrunn,
deHanding popular Ministry, and the revocation
sary of Hungary.
This morning at O'clock the whole imperial
family left Schonbrunn in the direction Of Linz
All the troops on duty at Schonbrunn have followed
them. The castle at Schonbrunn is unguarded.
Various proclamations were issued during the
day in the name Of the Diet
Deputy ScherzeF by one, is appointed pro tenlpore
Commander-n- Chief Of the national guard.
second decree, signed by Franz Smolka, Vice
President of the Diet, announces that measures
had been taken to clear the town Of the military,
and to declare a general amnesty for all persons
concerned in the Instruction.
AUSTRIA.
In Austria the terrible tragedy of war is being en-
acted with deadly effect. The Emperor Of Austria
has thrown of the mask and maddened with the
murder OF his brave lieutenant, Count Lamberg who
had been sent to compose the differences between his
own subjects he has dissolved the Hungarian Diet
has appointed anew Baron Jellachich, Commander
in Chief Of all the armed troops in Hungary and the
Allied Kingdoms, with despotc powers and has
placed Hungary under martial law.
FRANCE.
Paris, Thursday eDening-Ihe greatest agita-
ton has prevailed to-day respecting the ministerial
crisis and very various reports have been preyalent
one Of the most generally received is that the execu
tive have asked M. Armand Marrast to take the
leadership. We believe that these are only rumors
and are in hope that the best course that can hap
pen will happen, and that the present ministry will
struggle on Jill the appointment of President
1t is thought that King Charles Albert will avail
himself of the catastrophe at Vienna to recommence
the war in Italy, Several Of the generals in gaTri-
son at Paris have been ordered to-day to join the
army of the Alps A report prevails late this after
noon that great number of the German cities are
in insurrection These and similar rumors have
however, little foundation better than conjecture
In the National Assembly, after the President had
rectifed the error in the numbers on the division
yesterday, the discussion on the Constitution was
resumed. The Assembly adopted all the articles
from the 10th the 59lh, without any dscussionof
interest Upon the article which fixes the salary Of
the President NJ. A. Thouret, proposed TO reduce il
TO $1,000 francs. The left demanded an open vote
by division, the majority vote by ballot The
amendment, however, was negatived by majority
of $40 against 1872.
There has been a slight disturbance at Florence,
which, however, had been suppressed without dis
order, by the irmness Of the military and police.
We learn that in the instruction at Vienna l50
were killed, whilst the wounded were 500 or COO
in number
LIVERPOOL Markets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04
AEWAAARNs
oROoKERY AND oLoOK sToR

DhUUkEhH lind O4lODA u OLAEls
FF1HE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
L has REMOVED to his NEW ST0REs251 70
(sEf7 .HfG.6ZEJFE street, iOur doors from st. A@aA
W. A Joseph street, where can be louud large e 81
IefJ assortment of CLOCKS AND CROCK sac
- cry To all Clocks sold and repaired at this estab-
lslmeut will be given written guarantee that they will
perform WE'LL and should they not meet the expectations
Inc purchaser the money will be returned in an cases
gw@ Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS in
any part Of the city.
ol3 3m Jew KING 25l Magazine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04
KNOWLEs 3 MOE

E{7UW AhD a. TYLER, g LI1lD street. would respect
~ fully invite the attention of his friends and the ~
publ 10 his fine and well selected stock of JEW k45A
ELRF etc., comprising Watches Of the most ap- IA
TI0yed manufacture, in Gold and Silver Hunting @AAa
ami Open faced cases Silver Ware of every description
consisting in psr Of Tea Table, Sugar Salt and Mustard
SPOONS Forks, Ladies' Casou, Cups, Pitchers, Toast
Racks, etc.
A grea variety Of Jswelry, Cutlery, Rich Fancy GOods
IaLluInarY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-11


l,pisn letter VI the 18Th April, published IN tie
Naii,,,al lut,lj ran.er. SAYS
There i SIR nv mvrrlant cammeare1 IN iavaf = ihe
advance Of rrfrn principles m sgaoa Graf Britain al
Ireland particularly elses l. the eNiensan nj me s
,.ra an aouaha arrangement ot tsystfha. AMI fih'
linn Of expcadiiure. Fry yet' influential members u
The lease # Commons called HretfHs IT thrse Nhe
wore favorable ihcse q lecs. and seetf Iss hff
frmed Of which Mr.. lIrur Is chairman, III tahnEN
deputy chairman and SIR J. WnNsLEf honorable sec
reisrv. .s
The same writer retiring 10 the Ghaast meeting 81
the lOjh Instant. says
cam, i,,,ror any riie cven when "A dread a ann
x,li.y any L. b. in state # greater excitement iaan
ondon was on the morning # the loih Al The pune
,frres the Bunk of Fuglani the X VA iNcAaaie I'M
'Cuu-rr the - yk Yards. e., were filled WIN Pl'rf'
enerial ustals sfd soldiers. M "as stefA anu -
srv o,her means Of defence wanting. II DIRE necessity
should have compelled rrsagt 10 them. but mi saff
or any fhnu af military preparation WIS visible ! /.
said tina, 5000 special cmsiahle' "efa s'efn. nc
merchants. bankers. trada-men, and all the various
grades of middle lie. add Haaf ai the '"t' ON =
enrolled fhcns ives in 'bl> truf hf1ialte eve aao
national Guard |; ives q rtaud day tar LONDON.
Whehcr Cha-tsn BE- je.t ned = l1kr aaf larl5ershafe
in the eal political events Il the lay ar not t'sia Is a3
,lou bat that the results OF last MordtN pme'f',2
will move cuuru''y useful 10 tie rmnfy . MS DAY
has cost london [ w O0n IN l>s 4 NIX nd bus hfs-
.,id ono morrhtut g., another .Cast tioe,oop,' NJ
tho reply" is worth million IN lie additional value
will Give To- BRUSH serufguss nov and iafefef all o'ei
the world" And lhl~ J., tne; nj only did lie PFC 81
cunsos advance per cont. the ny day. hut s Il
fec, is already visible The Baut-e Al Pans, and IN i9
land and begJu u.
Iord J,ln Russell and rs ea 1ahlress ia ae admin.
ira,ion are supp r'ed la al the measures II maiaa
reacc and ORDER by afrsr impurities ihan. PERHAPS t'e
before voted with any Mmsttf ffs i've Is the lafeed
rumhcr which has YET ,ueJ against TN bill Ii a9an.
backed by me hlIla s,sf. IBGIsh r5teal-. am hea
Died BY that universe, ,fsei Il esefbaa CONSTITUTING
but NJ doubt honest sH slHcHfr 1faf. losErn IltNf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-11

The Ny Yarl Nirrr ranarhs tlar the new rronrr
~ Il" If that Stat resard married womcn is ra'h
etc >fd'd iaw. fr while mikes the property Of the
husband lahr for the daht + the WIFE il removes the
property ol the wife from liability for the husbands b.
Nove ihelcSs. approve Of the law for all that aud
regard II rs great advance lrgi>iaon for it il better
that law should he half reh than wholly wrong The
editor Of he Literary Wofl has heen amusing hims f
and his reados ~ wrfina imaginary letters aup
cable Ia the present STAT ot 3Irt's which ar, Iuuor
m, n The imaginary letters If sued n the laul,r and
Spectator. We copy one # lham.
Baltimore American
My Drar Ntie: lawyer Spike here in Albany tell,
me That the new marriage law giYcs yop le and rXcu
ave control over the and profits oftae house vonr
cousin LET tou> last Yclr. and which he has lately be
sl-lihei 10 WI. Urfe. herof3re at once to ask Won
what the rent viii be nrN W. rs Is tim" FIR me IN
loo, about for 4 house. Ptas. - what Won will
do in the Wy + raa'ing and repais
hunr altrtioaate husband,
SETH PAY.
up. :. LAWYER s pike tel, me that by the terms Of
v7ur cansus viii. yoo are bound IL pay for our chill
Ire schooling ont Of legacy he let YOU. along with
HE house, but that ltron part u the old law. which
has not been annnllnl by the acl) am sin rcsp,n
S'nIeisr all expenditures upon their tud and clirn
and having concluded, upon second thoughts MT To raj.
house this year. add thiS poStScri ri 10 aS, yu ~ hat
You Viii rhar9e rs lr board in Your h1usc} can o.,
here on tamo-hlIl tar Is week FIR the little una,
Ard = Mr. Iallrge has raised my office rent TIN. ve.r
think II having asft b1dstead lhrrof rmys.lf instead
son- To HE Npanse If an additional ro,m and taking
my meals at tl3fk&Br VS.. wish BIZ the way. that
hnre restaurant Lar married rc5pI, nf b,ll Saves
'herr We might dine together orcasiauaIly PRAY vr.,
oo a1d le me 81 any Il ya4r PINS ta !n,y forward
y ha1 iaNis loo musi alienin lion my o,yl ca.
ems.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-11
nOI eI.SI lLIl.E.GEApG-

Tie Teelfa.h liae,apla win. lie laasc ri lin,
instrument isl-.d, b.s seua M sare,s,dl -, rai.'o
us hr7' f'a' 'as lrfsl .si#o + tie Aroaas new.
Of which lhe fhl'ade lila lsie e.ltaa bIgI, rl,,r,
iog accounts. Tie Penas1 aaaia, thus notices il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-11

On do zane scat Chairs
~ " do RocL ing Chairs, just received on con-
sRnnchi anc fur sale. by
NJ, SIS ". J. WILLIS Md, s.,,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-11

The u Iu freeman. Journal hss haen au.h ri4ad t.
publish thc n.uAlne details # I'm latfyl,a I'D I
,vcrr Lord John Ru-srll and Mr. .ha O'Gmnall -
10 r5lrn VIVA i ha.I ~ Ifi I'M, III ,ysl ay,r
l7nd, tnlk place uu We'd. SHAY Al h.. #L4ffIlt
dencr. Chcshap pare, IA The pi,stoct Of S.f nll6an
S1moryiir.
l.orl john Russell stated at fle brainnir, If ,i ~
re'cirw tlat. wllr qut. il ,p,,s,I f., lgr VI, o.r,
nell, views be- was .,t nlIsi,,r.I r., st. H. -
the gycrnucut.
Nj john O'Conndl then Proceeded Ia remark NM,
the state at lrraul, and s8aa4,lel immediate t,,I,
10 the How leg p,nt,.vz:
!, Rrrr, Ay distribution IF f,a5 h. Ia, won, - IL
distressed distress + II ll, naxi tey, ,,,,,.l L., ~
=. "a asfrc IT tenant ri.a.
J. ia" colleges act and olber matters. resnoctio,
which the ,uv.ruu,ut v,r, II ,,i G , ~,
,lic h,cr2rr', and cl. r., of leland ,,.f,ll, =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-11
GOO DS. 60 % IDS.

Richmond Times.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE
SARAH SANDS.

We extract the following from the Balti-
'timore Sun of the 22d:
The Chartists are in almost open revolt
in England, and concessions must necessa-
Irily be made to them.
The Irish are buying arms of all aes-
criptions, and the police are fraternizing
with the people.
Troops have been sent to Scotland to
prevent a disturbance there.
The Chartists were to meet at Noting
ham on the Sd inst, the day the Sarah
Sands sailed. They had previously pro-
posed to march 100000 strong, into Lon
don, all fully armed. The telegraph wires
between London, and Liverpool were broke
when the Sarah Sands sailed; So that
there is no %intellis ence as to the result OF
this popular demonstration.
France continues quiet, with the excep-
ton of some petty disturbances among the
workmen.
All Northern Italy is in full revolt, and
the Austrian troops were driven before the
people in all directions.
The report that a Prussian Republic had
been established, was premature, the King
being still OH the throne, and granting con-
~cessions of all kinds that the people choose
to demand.
There was every probability of a war
breaking out between Russia and Ger
many.
Tranquility has been restored in Austria,
and it was thought that the Austrians will
unite with the Germans against Russia.
The Russian feet was coming down the
Baltic with the determination of rendering
assistance to the king of Naples. Cannon
were planted at EIsinore to intercept its
progress.
All Southern Russia is represented to be
in open revolt.
Several arrests have been made in Spain
of persons charged with seditious move
ments.
The Pope has issued a proclamation ex-
horting the church Throughout Europe to
respect the rights of Kings,
The King of Naples has abandoned
Sicily, and appealed for assistance to other
powers.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot gives an account of the
proceedings of an exciting meeting of that
city, held on the 10Th ultimo, for the pur-
pose of considering the "ways and means
of removing from their midst an abolition
.print, the .'atonaI Era, supposed to have
been in some way instrumental in the alb
.duction or escape of the II slaves from the
District, recently recaptured on the Poto-
mac. The excitement was intense, but il
was finally determined to have the proprie-
tors waited upon by a committee Of fifty,
and respectfully requested to remove their
concern, and in case of their refusal, it was
unanimously resolved by the ~populace to
take the business into their own hands
The proPrietors did refuse, whereupon sew
eral stones and other missiles were hurled
at the house. 1t was finally determined at
10 o'clock the next day to forcibly remove
the Office, if the proprietors did not yield.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
From the st. Louis Union of the 18th.
LATE FROM NEW MEXICO.

A company of traders arrived at Kan
sas from Santa Fe a few days since, bring
ing dates to the 18th March. A short time
before they left. there were arrivals from
FL Passo, Taos and Los Vegas. Major
Walker and Capt. Skillman, with their
commands, left Ell Passo on the 25th Feb
'ruary, and Gen. Price on the LIST March,
Col. Easton's battalion was left at Ell Pas
SO. Gen. Price anticipated no resistance
at chihuahua.
In consequence Of ill-health. Col. Rails,
on the 18th January, resigned his command
TO Lieut.. Col. Lane. Of course, the ru-
mored defeat was erroneous. 1t probably
grew out of another rumor that Gen. Ur-
rea was marching On Ell Passo at the head
Of A. 90 men.
This latter rumor created quite IN ex-
citement at Ell Passo. Orders were sent to
Col. Easton and Maj. Walker to hasten
forward their troops, the streets leading 10
the Plaza were blocked up by strong walls
rnd everything prepared for battle. But
Urea was not to be found in that direction.
Lieuts. Mullowney and Hepburn, who had
been under arrest for a month previous,
were released On sccount Of the expected
battle.
Squire Collins, Who was, with others,
captured by a party Of Mexicans and i'm
pris"ned at Chihuhua, made escape and
req clled Ell Passo on the LIST Macrh.
Col. Gilpin, at last accounts, was en-
camped on the Moro. Capts. Clarkson
and Haley were stationed at San Elesa-
ria, near Ell Passo. Lieut.. Ludwig was at
the town of Donana, to protect the place
against the incursions Of the Apaches.
The health Of the troops was good.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEE.

The democratic convention for the lst
Congressional district has unanimously re
nominated the Hon. James B. Bowlin of St.
Louis, as their candidate. Judge Bowlin's
political course is well known, and will Sc
cure to him all increased majority of the
votes of the people.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
ILLINOIS.

The Democratic State Convention for
Illinois, held at Springfield last week, has
made the following nominations: for Gov.
|ernor, A. c. French; for Lieut.. Governor.
Mr.. McMurtry; for Secretary of State, Gea.
Cooley; and Treasurer, Mr.. Carpenter
All of them present i~ncumbents except the
Lieut.. Governor.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
H CANVASS N

We see by our exchanges that Judge King
has opened the Gubinatorial canvass in the
Northwest, with spirit and energy. :
Mr.. Bay, too, we learn has opened the
ball in the southern counties of this district,
and will, we understand, he at Lincoln court
this week.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

The wing papers speak of the result Of
the Come cticut election as a wing triumph.
Verify they would consider it ? triumph
nOw-a-days to carry Massachusetts, or Ken
lucky, so feeble have they grown.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

The Hannibal JOurnai in noticing the
nomination of Gilchrist Porter, Esq, for
Congress in this district, says:
ale is more Than a match Tor Iii ile' Bay, and
will prove an ugly competitor"
Now we had thought Mr.. Porter very
good looking, but never considered him any
part Of a match for the Bay nag.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

WIFE MURDER.-The examination ofthe
Rer. Enos Dudley, at C%anaun, N. H., for
the murder of his wife at Grafton, has re-
suited in fully committing him for trial.
The reverend gentleman was a Milleyite,
and had predicted that his wife would die
al q certain period.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

LATEST RUMoR. The Fredericktowr
{ Mo- Esrial learns from ''prlvate cores.
Pondence,", Tat the Exr King ofthe EEsneI
will not only sooh'.isit the United States.
the "Maria La Motto Domain, 'ssoaIl' OF
agent, it would seem, has recently P 81" al
ed for him! Well, wonders ,ciH neTe
cease!-(Exchange.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

The new contracts for carrying tn. mo;,.
in New jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryiano,
Delaware ald Ohio, (just made save to
the Department 100000 annually.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

The Chicago Canak-This great Work
is now OPEN, and packets commenced
running regularly on Monday last. Some
difficulty was experienced at first, Oh one
level, owing to the original error of the
Fgineer, in its construction. The drainage
was also large, and probably some weeks
will elapse before the absorption of water
from that cause will entirely cease. The
packets are fitted up in splendid style, and
will cause that route to become a favorite
one with travellers. Merchants at Chicago
and on Luke Michigan are looking to St.
Louis for supplies Of heavier articles Of
merchandise, especially of groceries,
- where along the canal. great %activi-
yorEs at CHG prevail. The hydraulic
" n~,ao,ot;"" 2, promise to. answer pub
III 'u"J'- fSt. Louis Union.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

u Thanks to the polite attention of Mr.,
Johnson of the Ocean Wave, and Charly
Bacon Of the Edward Bates for constant
supplies of late papers. The Wavsand
Bates are o host amongst steamers.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

The steamers alton, ST. Joseph and Ber-
trnnd, passed up on Wednesday last with
near 300 troops destined for Santa Fe.-
A portion Of them were infantry. All OF
them are intended to fill up the compan-
les composing the different regiments now
in New Mexico. -(Jeferson Inquirer.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01
"The letter of Mr.. Clay has caused quite
fluttering in the Democratic ranks"
TH,nn;b0T L,UronJ

- w hNS
Hannibal Journal.
Truly! and is their no futtering in the
wing ranks? or is it with the party as it
must be with certain wing editors Of the
west-shot so dead they can't autter. We
think the Journal, from this feeble effort,
may fairly be classed in that category. To
hear "no party" editors, with the name of
sold lack" at the head of their papers
after having virtually if not expressly re-
Ipudiated the cardinal measures of whigery,
and after having circulated every rumor
calculated to f~orestall public opinion that
Clay UOuM not be a candidate, which fact
has called out this letter-professing to see
"quite a 1uttering in the democratic ranks"
is the richest thing Of the season. The
democrats %llutter! and for what? The Jour-
nal says their weapons were turned against
Taylor, and their ~sympathies for Clay; if so,
they should rejoice at a prospect Of their
success. But certain Taylor prints have
published to the world, upon the s'best au-
thority," that Clay would withdraw, which
has been fatty contracted by his letter.
Overwhelmed with confusion some of the
guilty ones, RuHering, cry aloud against
this severity of Mr.. Clay; whilst others,
probably worse tOOunded, disappointed, ]
to hide their chagrin, profess to see a pro-
nrietv in the action of CIav- and a HvfIos-
ing in the democratic ranks. GREAT JE-
HosEPHAT! WONDERFUL sAGAcIrY!! when
will your country appreciate your worth?
New York has been visited with another
destructive fire, in which property to the a.
mount of $l5O,OOO was destroyed. The
Insurance upon the whole it is thought will
not excede $4,000.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

Cows LADy's Book for May, has been re-
Iceived, and is the May number Of the volume
jas yet. 1t contains late music, the fashions ior
Ladies, and choice literature. The May Queen
is an exquisite engraving printed in colors.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-01

Electors for President and Vice President.
.lst District IOUN r. WEI RORN NJ Pile
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-02-16

come when they will bless the Americans as their
friends and hberators until time shall cease. The
President must not be left alone in doing this great
work. We must hold up his arm, give solace to his
heart, support him in his course, to give continued
triumph to armies and to intentions.
Though l am not pious, yet as sinner 1 say it,
we have powerful authority for in the conduct
of the people of Israel, who were led by Divine
power to possess themselves of the lands of the
Ammonites, and smite them with the edge of the
sword. This same mandate from God guides us in
this war, and gives to arms and think
will continue to guide and to prosper America.
feel grateful for the attention you have given to mes
know have trespassed upon your time; butt would
you, if the country should be acquired,
to take trip of exploration there, and look out for
the senortas, pretty girls and if you should choose
to them, doubt the result of this annexation
will be most powerful and delightful evidence of
civilization.