The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-18

which z was the pIee , s duty 10 decline honor winch
~ a supposed have obtained by at ang euigtened Re-
pali. and since nvountarlly favor dls 8d T p
5e,gna9n M NOW be rsore and enable me to return to
France as the humbest O esi e g Of his country
most deFo'ed 9,4sR rs LOUIS NAPOLEoN BoSAPARTE
The President having observed Ihat 'ne a.lls-
io, IF citizen Louis Napoleon had not Deen an
-oced Inv the Assembly, and that the committee
bod onlv declared his election valid the Assembly
was not called upon to vote or inc leIIel
was referred to The Minister OF the HlleTl?rf Ti'
orders 10 convoke the electoral colleges Whlch hau
returned Louis Napoleon
Russia
Adyices from the Danube announce Ilat nus
sian army of 10000 men had entered WaiiacIlla'
Ii is asserted that the Emperor NlchOlas c9nleih-
plates enfranehising all the peasants III LiLs
ions from personal servitude Foald' allllou9 III
vested with 100000 troops, is cause OF hhuch 9nI
easiness 10 the Emperor, who IS SAID 10 speiid
whole DAYS and nights in watching the teiegral pms
now established as far as Warsaw ana the lfolterS
There can be no doubt that three large Russian
ARMIES are assembling at different points between
'TfTsit and Cracow; and these, IN conjunction WIN
he aprearance of a Russian feet IN the Baltc,
show thai the Gar is inclined, IN certain cases, TO
act Win decided hostility against Germany.
In the Breslau journals of the 10th 1t Is stated
,baf fhe whole Baltic Sea is covered with Russian
1nen-of-war. The whole western frontier OF lie
Russian Empire bristles with bayonets. The troops
forced marches The chief force OF the Emperor
Nicholas stands already on the River Pruth, ready
at any moment to march into Moldayia, and OF
course into Wallachia.
Germany.
The NATIONAL AssEMBLY.-In- the sitting OF the
18th the following resolution was adopted
The Ceramic Diet shall be invited to agn,by constitu
tiona means, for the purpose Of founding Geman Navy
Of mill lions of thaeTs the use OF winch Is 70 pc ac;
counted for by the central provisional power OF the National
Assembly, the halt Of the above sum 10 De nnle9ey
The discussion in the Frankfort Constituent As
sembly on the report of the Committee respecting
the Central Executive commenced on the 18th
The result has not yet TRANSFERRED. 1t is probable
that the Assembly will vote for the Federal Dl-
reclorV of three PERSONS 10 be chosen by the yari-
Gus German Governments, and approved by the
Assembly.
HEssE DARMsTADT-Ludwig ii, Grand Duke
of Hesse Darmsladt, expired at Darmstadt on the
10th He was seventy-two years OF age. He Is
succeeded by the hereditary Grand Duke Ludwig
who has been governing the affairs of the Grand
Duchy since March last, when the German move
ynent first commenced
At Prague, the King having refused 10 confirm
the Provisional Government, and Prince -Wndsch-
gratZ having erected batteries round the town
the mob and the students rose en- DlGSSe and de
manded arms.
collision having ensued between the Burghe
Guard and the populace some assassin seized the
opportunity TO indulge his private malice by firing
rifle al the Princess WindschgratZ, who was shO
in the head. The victim was the daughter of the
celebrated Prince Schwartzenbourg One of the
Princess sons was also MORALLY wounded u
these exciting circumstances, Prince Wmdschgratz
with great calmness and dignity entreated the mol
10 dispense, but to no effect They endeayOred e
hang him up to a lamp by rope which they pro
cured, when he was rescued by his grenadiers
Al O'Clock, the people not having taken down tn
barbados as be had required, he ordered heavl
guns to be brought into play, and he continued
firing until f0O'cock atnight. The conflict lasted
almost without intermssiOn, during the next day
and by the latest accounts, we hear that Prague
was heap Of ruins. In consequence Of this BON
bardment, Prince WindschgIatz had retreated from
the city with the garrison, and occupied the height
commanding the town.
In Italy affairs are not so favorable for the Pied
lnontese. Redetsky, after the capitulation of vi
cenza, returned into Verona with 1900 men, ST
that the medtated attack upon that fortress b.
Charles Albert, with $4,000 men, had been reGn
pushed, after they had been brought within three
miles of the town. Charles Albert had accOrdihgl,
returned TO his old quarters at Vallegio. NicenZ
fell into the hands of the Austrans on the llth tn
garrison having exhausted their ammunition. Gen
DurandO capitulated to save the town. BuGaBd
had agreed retire beyond the Pc, and not TO ser
in the war during the next three months. Tn
Austrians in the Venitian territory have heel
strongly reinforced, and have entered Padua il
triumph. The act of the Z MON of Lombardy ant
Piedmont was signed on the 10Th ult
At Rome, the decree for the separation of tn
spiritual and temporal power of the Pope is in pro
gress through the Chambers, and has given grea
satisfaction.
formed at Casenza, in the kingdom Of Naples, il
order TO organize general armament and to coop
crate with the Calabrians in arms.
Denmark
At a conference of the Kings of Sweden ant
Denmark and the Grand Duke Constantine, at Co
penhagen, which was attended by the British Min
lister, the Russians on behalf of Denmark, demand
ed that the Germans should evacuate both Dutchie
before any negotiations were entered into; ami
that if Schleswig was given up, Russia wOulC
claim Holstein, according to the treaty with thu
Danes and Paul.
Spain and Portugal
In Spain, bands of Carlists still infest AragOn.
In Portugal, affairs are'quet.
England and Ireland.
In England, Mr.. IIume's motion for reform 0
the representation has been brought before Par
lament
In Ireland the organization of clubs is proceed
ing to an alarming degree. In Dublin, alone, it i
stated that there are forty clubs each consisting o
300 members making an aggregate Of 1900 mem
hers, who are accustomed to assembe'at least once
week, for the ayowed purpose of being trained
and disciplined. The county of Dublin is about Il
be organized in the same way, and some of the
Old irish party are taking an active part in th,
movements In the provinces, under the Influence
sol emissares from Dublin the club movemeu
is rapidly progressing, and great monster meeting
in favor Of repeal is about TO be held in Derry, a
which the leaders of all the various sections o
Tepealers are invited to attend. The Nation anc
#other confederate journals have, with the las
few days, assumed far more daring tor1
Postscript.
EUROPEAN TINES OFFICE, o'clock,
Liverpool, June "a, 1873. !
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PIrS-fROther Emeute Heritabte- State Of affairs d
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