The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-29
Important European News.

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Important European News.
BY THE DUCHESS OF ORLED4.NS
Three Days Later from Europe.
King of Prussia Dethroned- ministry lmpr,s01ed-
Prince Royal Escaped-i9nnb rdy Rer ,tc CON"
piete-Ring Of BaUaria 4bdteated, etc. ETC.
ISo many and such egregious mistakes have
been made in transmitting the late foreign news
over the Eastern Geographic line, that we re-copy
the whole, in correct form, as ii appears In the
Louisville Courier of the ODD inst. The reader
will see that there are important differences from
the united accounts above alluded to-Cres'I
New York, April l9-The packetship Duchess
of Orleans arrived to-day from Havre, With three
DAYS later news from Europe.
The King of Prussia has been dethroned and ms
ministers imprisoned. The Prince Royal had Ell
fected his escape to England. A large number OF
Polish prisoners have been liberated.
The revolution in Lombardy is complete: but
bloody. Arch-Duke Stephen is the present wee
ROY of Hungary.
The King of Bavaria has abdicated in favor OF
the Prince ROYAL, who has assembled the throne
with the title of Macmillan the Second.
The Milanese, after bloody battle, obtained
possession Ofthe city.
mands, and obliged himself to submit to the bitter
necessity of calling Annatrick, liberal Deputy, to
the Cabinet.
1t is expected that the Emperor of Austria will
be compelled to abdicate the throne.
The Emperor of Russia has ordered the army to
desist from bloodshed and anarchy He has re-
fused to recognize the French Republic.
The King of Naples has yielded to all demands
made upon him by the people.
Great excitement prevails at Paris, occasoned by
difficulties between the rich and pOOr-the former
having been compelled to bar their doors, and the
military called out to suppress riots.
The Polish revolution is confirmed -Four hun
bred Poles left Paris to join their countrymen at
Genoa, who had declared themselves separated
from Sardinia, for the purpose of establishing a
Republican Government.
By this arrival there is no intelligence from En-
gland or Ireland.
Six Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS
.dustrians expelled from Sardina-Denmark preporing
for War.Dtsturbnnees IN Iockhotm-Deteat OF ne
French Troops, &C.
New York, April 2l--P M.-The steamer Sarah
Sands arrived to-day, having sailed from Liverpool
on the Sd inst. Her news is very important
The Austrian troops had been expelled from Sar-
DINA. Denmark is preparing for war; Disturban-
ces have taken place at Stockholm.
Vienna has declared in favor Of republican mea-
sres. A large number of French have entered
Belgium, but were driven back
The Emperor of Russia is sending troops into
Poland. The French army is moving towards the
North. Great agitation prevails in France La
Presse comes out openly against the Provisional
Government Z!
The people of Milan have formed Provisional
Government.
Ireland remains quiet
In Paris the election has been postponed till the
23d inst, and the meeting of the Assembly till the
4th of May
The news of the formation of Republic in Prus
STA is not confirmed.
The Austrans lost 10000 in the struggle, and
then withdrew from the contest.
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Disturbances in England, Ireland and Scotland
We copy the following from the Charleston
Courier of the oath inst: Late last evening we
received dispatch, giving further and very impor-
tant intelligence from Europe, received by the
Sarah Sands. The Chartists in England are, it is
stated, almost in state of revolt. The Irish are
buying arms of all kinds and the police are frater-
nizng with them. Troops have been sent to Scot
land to prevent disturbances there. The Chartists
We're to meet at Nottingham the Sd inst. 1t was
previously proposed that they should march into
London, all armed, five hundred thousand strong.
The telegraph wires between London and Liver
pool were broken when the Sarah Sands left
France is said to have been quiet, with the
exception of some petty disturbances among the
| workmen.
"All Northern Italy is in full revolt, and the Aus
trian troops are driven before the people in all
| directions
'sThe report that Prussian republic had been
! formed, was premature. The King of Prussia was
still on his throne, but granting concessions to
| the people, to any extent demanded. There was
| every nrobabty of a war between Germany and
| Prussia, Russia no doubt) Tranquility prevailed
| in Austria. 1t is believed that Austria will unite
with Germany.
| The Russian fleet was coming down the Baltic,
| and cannon had been planted at Elsinore to inter.
| cept it. This force destined to render assis-
lance to the King of Naples All Southern Russia
was in a state of revolt.
| Several arrests have been made III Spain OF per
| sons charged with sediton. The Pope has issued
a proclamation exhorting the Church to respect
| Kings.
The King of Naples has abdicated, and appeals
for assistance to other powers.
| The Geographic wires We're deranged, for awhile,
occasioned by the falling of tree, and they COM
menced working only last evening.
New YORK, April 81, 9 O'Clock, P M-The
Sands (which is lying in her dock) brings forty
cabin, and three hundred steerage passengers.
Nothing has been done in flour, since the arrival OF
| the steamer. Holders In wheat very firm and
there is considerable inquiry The market for pork
| is dull 50 500S10 90. There is no change in Cot
ton; this morning small sales made at yester-
days rates-pror to the receipt of the news
Late Items.
| CFromthe St. Louis Republican, Gath inst. ]
! WASHINGTON, April 22-Nelther brancffof Con
| gress was in session to-day.
! PHILADELPHIA, April 22-The markets every
where are unsettled and depressed. The arrival OF
| the Acadia anXIOIlSlV expected