The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-19

the n. \. Tribune. AS the events TO which they
refer Of the greatest importance, we doubt not
they Nil be found of interest:
Wessrs Grecley and .lcElrattEThe history Of this
week comprises the destruction Of Messna after FIVE days
Ra pail to the French Assembly; outbreak Vienna ;
the defeat OF the Hunganans IN another battle with he
Servlans and the progress OF Jetachch and his Croas
towards Pesh; the continuance Of the Ministerial crisis at
Bedn the acceptance Of the Amistce Frankfort the
renewal oil the troubles IN Ireland the commencement Of
the trial OF Smith OBreni and The triumph Of PrussIan
DIP omacy in the provinces Of the Danube.
The destruction Of Messina OF the most heroic, de
perae and bloody affairs tina occurred in OF indie
five days and the 9th and 9Th Of September attempted
it by storm, but repused though the discharges
troops Of Ferdinand, were ncessant and terrific and
aided by the moTars and cannon OF the fleet and the
entertainments without the walls On the 7th, with their
city almost in ruins the Alesnese attempted to negotiate
armsce but, faithful to the spirit Of the people, the
leaders would not accept the conditions that the NeapOlan
commander Offered On the 9Th the final assault took
place the majority Of the inhabitants had left the city
the night before only the fighting men remained resist
TO the last moment The Scians held their positions
entered the city, which was little more than a mass Of
ruins already. As It's defenders Withdrew from street TO
street IndomtaDe IN the midst OF Their battered and smoking
homes, they set fire to what lett undesoyed Their
antagonists followed them quarter OF the city which
had suffered the least in the lombard ment when suddenly
mighty explosion, like an earthquake, completed the run,
and buried in one destruction the remaining edliceS of Mes
and thousands OF the OF the yrant. The
city had been conquered but in its stead the cOnqueOs held
In this struggle geve that ouages were committed
by of the defenders Of liberty which should not have
stained heroic resistance Wrought up to the EXTREMIST
anatcal hatred OF the asaiants, portion OF the most Ig
n9Tant class o. Inc popg4uIn muIaea me GQGes 81 me
Streets and pepeated other horrible eXcesSes which at such
moment the authorities unable 10 prevent But these
things it should be remembered the work of the
people OF Mesna but only of the worst part OF them, and
spite of which they were vanquished The King Of Naples
may now be able conquer the whole Of the island he
has IN his possession It's main fortress but he will conquer
only by discriminating the inhabitants and devastating their
eaS B 2nd Hagei C o hs 1G csnn9t
is the election Of Louis Napoleon to the Assembly He is
chosen in five Departments certainly and probably
Whee by large maoHues over al competitors IN Iars he
distances F0ud the second choice by above OOU0 votes
ana kaSpau the third by more than 4OOO All the moderate
Republicans regard the result severe blow at the Repub
ic and lament it the Legtimss rejoice at it. " A NapO
tata to the Republic of 48, and second Restoration will
Be- they think, fortunate than the former The Red
hep1bHcans not sorry they regard It as a blow
the Republic but the administration OF Cayagnac and
the state OF siege Of which they impatient to be nd
Inc outbreak at Vienna Of social character Indeed
next 70 Pas, Vienna the chief centre OF that misery and
social ideas to deveope themselves practically but them
10 become me watch words Of revolt certain Herr Swo
pie Of NJ Proudhons Exchange Bank which loaned its bills
10 me curriers' On lhe pledge Of their labor Each borrower
and wi the funds thus received the notes be finally
deuce placed by the public in Herr Swoboda and his esab
shment but the present crisis not favorable to conf
and longer answered thepurpose This left the oaTrirs
without Tg5ourGes and t4e demo9sration was the
fused saving that Herr s,yobodas Bsnk y ge n1hs t ls
tabshmen with which ,hey could not NEEDLE one way or
the other The people, desperate and impatient attacked
Ihe Hotel OF the Minister OF the Interior and broke into it.
The Minister ordered body Of regular troops into the city
Daucades were raised and repetition OF the Paris usurrec
ton was feared, The difficulty however appeaed for
the moment without bOodshed.
WITH the entry Of the soldiers the students came forward
to take part In the difficulty they claimed The rig TO main
tain order m the city and called for the withdrawal Of the
troops The Assembly declared itself in permanence it
was reported IN the Hail that the troops dvaDcng to
wards the UnveBty-the public greatly eyciied9t6e
Ma Onal Guards doubtful and several companies Of
the line about 10 Join the students the collision that
seemed at hand. The Assembly sent Commission TO me
Jnersiiy which received with all hOno-the students
presence of the troops The Assembly the return of the
Commission passed vote ordering them 10 be Withdrawn
in hour This satisfied the people who greeted the repre-
seutatves with lond applause they after II close
of the session The day. (he 18th millions of
forms voted by way Of assistance to different branches