The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01
tFIom ibs European Times, IaIys-l :. vi

In rom ttf EufoprAfi Atttie4t July OIL p MI
Accounts from Bremen are favorable.
The Admiralty Court al Copenhagen had con-
defnned several German vessels, and ~ hree m
sntnces the eargOes
THE news Respecting tie amiatice between Ter
many and Denmark IS confirmed.
Paris Is Tranquil, and the Government continues
the search for persons implicated ~ the insurrec-
ton, as well az for arms and ammunition. =
The Government Of Madrid felt NO alarm az inc
progress Of the Carlisis 70 CATALONIA 80
LoNDos MONEY AND SHARE MARKET, Jn,y -
The money market IL not so buoyant to-day. Prices
have rather receeded from the closing prices OF
Yesterday. AZ o'clock, the following We're the
anolatIons, Consols for account, s7s 70 s6s, ex.
div do for money, 81 a. % s65 ex dive Ii lree
and quarter per cts, bl4 10 ~; txchegner pllis
large, 80 10 35s.; do small 80 to 40s The share
market Is not 80 active and prices have declining
According 10 accounts from Italy, pitched bat
tie between tile Piedmontese and Ausrlans has
become imminent, If not inevitable ~ Charles al
| bert was paralyzed by the Austrian occupation Of
Verona.
Alexander sharpe "a painter charged with
sedlion riot etc, was tried at the Central Crim-
nil Court yesterday, but the case had not concluded
/ in time for IL report IN the evening papers.
The whole Of Eurora still continues in a state Of
/ great excitement Ia spite Of the reiterated state
nenta that Denmark and Germany had arrived at
some pacific adjustment resi- octing the duchies, up
10 the last accounts no apr 3arances OF settlement
of The dispute were visible but considerable forces
! were being dispatched 10 the seat Of war.
| In Berlin great excitement prevailed up TO the
! LIST instant Continual assembages of the Isop'e
! kept the Prnssian capital In agitation, pressing
! upon the Minister some impossible request. The
! reports which We're perratnally brought TO Berlin
from the Polish frontiers, respecting the movements
| of the Russian army, added 10 the alarm; but at
present no Trustworthy account of the hostile pro-
/ gress of the Russians has reached us.
The decision Of the Assembly was celebrated at
! Frankfort with great rejocings. The committee
! on International affairs has pursued a moderate
course, and declines the repeated proposals OF
members and corporations 10 enter into an alliance
with France and the United States, IL demands
more authentic reports respecting the movements
! Of the Russians on the Polish frontiers, and in
ssts that the army shall be raised to equal the
numerical force of the Russians, and shall be
placed on the war footing The announcement of
the appointment Of Archduke John as Nicar-Gene-
ral has caused considerable excitement amongst
the higher circles of society III Berlin, but not
! generally,
crease in intensity. The Germans and lllyrians
have also had IA sanguinary engagement ut Weisk,
! irchen.
At Bucharest all business is suspended on account
Of the cholera We regret 10 announce that this
fatal ScOurge has now appeared in the capital of St
! Petersburg under circumstances calculated 10 in
| spre very considerable alarm
In Italy the military operations of Charles Albert
are suspended from some unexplained cause. In
the meantime the AustrianS have repossessed them
selves of almost the whole of the Nenitan provln-
ees, and they are threatening Venice itself Palma
Nuoya surrendered ON the 18th June 10 the Austri-
ans the whole of the materiel Of war, and Il large
! park of siege artillery were amongst the Spoils.
| The communications between Lomhardy and Wen
IA FFapenel by this surrender,
/ Ii Is said that the PedmoneSe are about to make
decisive stroke against Verona but they are slow
! in their operations The II 1000 men of Duraudo
will he marched 10 AeSsandra 10 relieve that gar
Flson, which will thus be enabled 70 take active
/ part IN the war, There was report that RadetZky
| was about To march 10 Milan
! Rome continues in distracted state. Mobs
have assembled with cries of " down with the MIN
tstry, and with difficulty tranquility was restored
From SPAN we have the usual reports of a pro
| ieeted CarliSt rising General Elio has, il is said
entered Spain with Arroyos and Sopelanna for the
| purpose Of etiaotug rising in Navarro, and has
also been joined 10y Cabrera Eho is a man of pru'
denee and talent and his movements are doubtless
| Of the first Importance,
Four Of the ehargiStS have been convicted of Sc
J dltion and SeditiouS conduct Ii now becomes a
question ior.the consideration only Of the JUDGES
[ bat also OF the country at large, what amount q
I punishment should be inflicted ON the prisoners
/ VIII they fellow the footsteps OF Mitchell,
The Steamship America, which would leave BoS
ton on the 2Slh ulE being ems ten days at noon To-
day, is looked for every hour