The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-31

poor If the huval theory Is IIrIeIt, an -; ~ I
81 tLa disease remaining in Moscow during the
y, Iie "lsS,t tIs and now appearing at St. Peters
1t 10 considered to be a continuation OF II, He
,.cnIIrgr NAV be expected III England ABOUT HeA'
March. ! n, o,,,itaI ON
,ba 2ith nit and an immense number OF pauehI'
have already succumbed beneath It's Vlrule.Ce,
Sir hospitals have been prepared for the TeceIIoiH
of cholera patients alone. In Moscow 'iIs P 80
Ience is decmating the population III wv
,iaTs ltbe 18th and 18th of June, of ~ Pauehls'
122 or more than one half, succuIhDeu' - IT II
affirmed moreover that the disease has decidreu
itself in twenty other governments or ulStric'S III
the southern parts of the empire ,,.-
The AHgen,ejne /ettHHg lOt Augsburg SIio"S
that the most carefully collected information proves
10 certainty that the leading corps OF the IIu'sl
army are stationed partly IN warsaw anu phi'Iy
49, Cr3royy and on the frontiers OF GaliICIa In
H. to,,ns along the frontiers of the Grand Duchy
If Posen there are very few regiments OF Cossacks,
and in KaIish only two battalIOns OF infantry.
No one knows anything in these parts OF Inc ru-
Ipored establishment Of great camp
AUSTRIA.
Vienna Dapers of the 1st instant announce the
withdrawal Of the Italian fleet from the waters OF
Trieste in consequence Of the representations OIL
,Le Bavaran and Prussian Ministers. =,
The Ministers have received very favorable IN
,eUiopnce from Innspruck. The deputauOn from
Seryia and Crotia was not admIited' as SucI, ~
The audiences Of his Majesty. The individual
members were admitted to a private audience ana
his Majesty declared to them that the resolution OF
the Municipal Congregation OF Agram, ana Oh lIe
Carlowitz Congress were drawn up illegally; ana
that thew couI only Law their wishes before HIM
tbrougb the medium of the General Hungarian
Diet and the Hungarian Ministry; that he would,
however. ever uphold their rights lHvIoIate.
The Archduke John has been appointed media
tor between the IIngarianS and the iiIyn9ns.
The royal proclamation 10 the SerFlanS mas pro-
duced a very favorable impression. The greater
number of them have laid down their weapons,
without, at the same time. laying claim to paterna
Wciaer /eittmg, July !.
Vienna, JuIy "A courier who has Just arrived
at the Ministry of War has brought the Intelligence
that our troops have again taken the heights Of
RivO and are bOmbardng the town from thence.
The capulatIOn of Venice is daily expected. The
Ministerial Council is said to have declared its firm
resolve TO conclude peace at Milan, and II needs
be at Turin also.
The Austrian army in Italy will be Immediately
reinforced by at least 10000 men, Fourteen bat
taons are already marching thther In Bohemia
and MOraVa large levies of troops are being made.
The intelligence that Manin, President OF the
Venice Republic, had gone to Paris, Is not correct.
lie had repaired to the headquarters of Charles
Albert, in order to lay before him the urgent state
of affairs. The result Of his mission Is said, how
ever, to have been very favorable.
According to reports from Field Marshal We'll
den, dated TrevisO, June y, he garlsOned Fort
CoronelIa on the 25th, by which movement Venice
rs now completely surrounded in the whole extent
from thence to Cortelezzo
wALLhCHTA.
Bucharest T,,nc 22-Yesterday great apprehen-
sious were entertained of general rising here, as
The IIUspador who had returned 10 Bucharest at
lhe desire Of Russia has fled from il with ms lam
lily, in consequence of the cholera
DENMARK AND scHLEsw IG-HoLsTETN.
.J0ly 1.-The Prrlssian field post is now in Had
erslebpn, consequently the Germans again have
possession of the northern part Of the country. neal
Schothurger An. The StatW ono in the negota'
tons will accordingly comprehend the whole
duchy. The Danes retreated quietly during the
night from Hadersleben, the approach Of the
Germans They blew up the bridge, by which two
houses were demolished. during their retreat. They
fought valiantV with the SchIesWg-HO ia
gers. A Prussian officer and three prvates were
wounded in the skirmish with the outpost
Five Danish prisoners were brought in here yes
terday. which caused a very great excitement
among the Danes, who are lying sick at the
hospital.
II is affirmed that Prince Frederick of Prussia
was fired upon. from four different houses, at IN:
country seat in Hadersleben.
We have nothing decisive of the skimish a
Chr,stiansfeld, where there is said to have beer
bloody work Some reports affirm that it was
merely the encounter Of few squadrons of cava
~. while the Danes were retreating to Jutland.
Some natives of Flensburg, who had been in
1riguing with the enemy. have been carried of Il
RendshUrg.
Rrad&jurg. July 3.-Tn the sitting of the Sches
ig-Holsein Diet to-day, the Commissioner read a
report from the General in command of the Sches
Wig-lIOlsein troops. Prince Won Roer. giving al
account of the engagement between the Fedora
troops and the Danes which took place at Haders
leben on the 2Sth. 1t appears from the report
that in the second engagement, no less than fifty
eight Danes We're taken prisoners by the Germans
1t is most remarkable, that among the German
troops there was not one killed. nor even wounded
The Hamburg Correspondent, Of the 4th gives
r Lee ,+,ylfr Z
camp on the Ist:-" The Schleswig-IoIStejn Iagel
troops had broken up on the morning Of the 9th
from Ries. as auaHt gdrde further nOrthward. WheT
they met hostile line drawn up at Haderslehen
with a hurrah for Schleswig- lIOlsein. small
division Of the 18th company of the Jagers siorsleC
the city. but they We're soon reinforced hv the y
and 81 companies. and the field pieces, which were
directed against the buildings and magazines. The
Danes were stationed and fired upon us from be
hind the sacks of meal. Three houses in Hadar
srben were set on fire. Prince Frederick. VIII,
was present. is said to have been especially aimed
at The Danes We're well fortified. All the win.
rlows We're taken ont and bricked mp. leaving only
sufficient space for the rifles to pass through.
d" After sharp encounter. the Jagers returned tC
bivouac at night, and. at two o'clock in the morn
ing, they received intelligence that the Danes had
quilted Haderseben. The federal army broke up
the lager corps taking the lead. Passing through
IIabersleben they encountered the enemy about a
league beyond 1.-THE lager corps, ID battalion
and LIST lager corps having necessarily pursued the
enemy. The Danes however, retreated in perfect
order to Holding. Forty men who belonged to
Solleswig deserted from the Danes TO the jaeger
corps. The Danes lost thirty-seven dead and
wounded at fIaderseben. and seventy-three prison
ers The Germans had seventeen wounded. Among
the prisoners is a student from Upsal.
After the enemy had crossed the boundaries OF
the country, they took up their position at SOUND,
where they are now stationed
HANBURG, July 3-Several hundred wounded
of the 10Th army corps have been removed to the
Jewish Hospital, and to the Hemp Magazine. in the
suburbs of St PAUL, as there already above 500
wounded in Altoona.
CopENlIAGEv, July I've have Just received
official intelligence of the advance Of the federal
troops p 900 men. and the retreat Of the Danes to
Holding.
The King Of Denmark has given 1000 rix dollars
from his Privy purse for the relief of the State
prisoners Of war.
The Diet of Jutland was closed OITthe 2llh.
A traveller on whose authority we can depend
and who left CODpubarpD on the morning of the