The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

a irn as a 1Ii him Prince Herod" His men are
hIindlv devoted to him ~, sa,,obtorof
w. Princess WindischgratZ was tle odu g5'ei "
I'll nIarsbaI Prince Schwarzen6erg ana her
tio i the lady who persisted IN the names Wiie
Ja,,orng 10 save her child, at the cohhdg ralDtl
~ he Festive Hall erected as ballroom 70 oehe
brate the marriage of Napoleon win
Of AUSTRIAN occurrence Wllch al ti0 'i'i'0
an immense sensation: =, c,or,ost far
ton. met his death in singular manner &c
IN the costume of Czechish Duke, he stood on one
Of the barrleades surrounded by body OF ali'H III
and followers. On the advance Of tlle ~" he was
fved bayonets his courage failed hlili' dnu " 49,
about 10 run-which one of his trlends Percei'iis
coolly passed his rapier through ms D0ay MI,
O'Clock in the morning Of the Ihh, the MIN.
is,rv received the following telegraphc dispach I
Vienna: - .-,,,od To Law do,yn his com.
and eopnf MensdOnf has undertaken The proEs9ha
I ceased The troops gradually advance as the Oafcaue
sscond telegraphic dispatch was received at y
O'Clock at night from the bufgolli''S'oi ~
Il is as follows: ,r.L
As the burghes and students ready 10 reia6 oan
order the Burgomaster requests that the hy XII The en-
finn the following by telegraph Ihe murray NTH lie DE-
ception Of grenade to enter the city ana n s u
livery o. Le PeVS ~ arrests 81 honseearchng shall take
o On he part Of The military The deputston VIII start
diiion speedy settlement is Indispensable
Raron VonPillersdorH sent the following reply
by telegraph;
The ministers cannot grant the required confirmation de-
,ded tbis dav INT they have empowered the Court Com
nsone to DO il they consider this step calculated 70 re-
establish peace 1t will therefore be requisite TO refer e re-
Vienna. June l8.--InteIligence from Prague IS Of
a more quiet character. The city has capitulated.
The rebels have given IA hostages, and Prince WIN
dschgratz, who has again undertakenthe supreme
command, has occupied 1t with ms troops.
HUNGARY.
Tl..t..l -. ~ paefb Serious disturbances Oc-
Cured At Pesth on the 18th inst, in consequence
of quarrel caused by theft alleged to have been
committed by an Italian soldier on Hungarian.
The other Italians took part with their comrade,
and intrenehed themselves III their barracks where
thew were attacked by the other troops and by the
National Guards. Ultimately the Italians were
forced TO surrender. and tranquility was restored,
though several men had been killed and wounded.
We learn from Pesth, 18th inst, that the whole
of the Italian regiment which reyOlted had made
It's submission, and been sent away to COsmoone.
1t was found necessary to protect them by double
line of National Guards against the rage Of the
great body of the people.
War IN Servia.-A letter from Pesth Of the 18th,
states that the Servians in the Neusatz and the
Great Kikinda have revolted, and that 800 Ser
vans have entered the Hungarian territory. A
part of the frontier battalion consisting only Of
Seryans has Joined them. They had advanced
by Semlin to Tittet, and burned some steamers. a
battalion of the garrison of Peterswaradn had, Il
said. aTtackeQ Lle SeFNldllS. anu IlT6u HTdpt
shot on them. The Archbishop of the Greek
Church Of Carlowitz had called on the Wala-
chians of Pennsylvania TO revolt against the Hun
garans a Panslavic agitator has been arrested
and his revelations compromised some hIgh per
sOnages.
A letter from Pesth, of the 14th says: =" Bandat
is declared in a state of war; 10000 Sclavonans
and others are advancing they have taken lIlel
where they have found eight pieces OF cannon the
town declared in their favor Ii IS said that they
have disarmed a Hungarian battalion. Troops
Were being directed against the insurgents"
PRUSSIA
Another enaette occurred at Berlin on the 18th
The people had been prohibited from assembling
which of course produced great excitement.
Between and O'Clock, the troops summoned
the people to disperse, and fired upon them. Tht
TappeL was Immediately beaten, and barricade
erected in various quarters. The people throngeC
from all directions to the Arsenal, and sent depu
tation to the authorities the arming of the PEG
pie. When Mr.. Eichler, an ex-popular orator, IN
formed them that they would receive an answer il
three hours, they Immediately suspected the treach
erous intention of OBTAINING the people till the gar
risons of Potsdam and the neighbOring place
could arrive; so, while portion OF the crowt
rushed off TO pull up the rails of the POtsdam Rail
way, the main bulk of the crowd made their attacl
without delay on the Arsenal Toward 10 O'clocl
this was taken, without any grand effort to defenC
it having been made by the burgerwehr, or by tn,
military stationed inside. Arms and ammunition
We're now thrown out Ol luG MlduONS dllu carrier
of, some of which were subsequently recovered
from individuals who fell into the hands OF tn
burgerwehr.
DENMARK.
The Mediation of England Rejected.-The wa
in Scheswig is still proceeding. Both the Danisl
Government and the Frankfort Diet have reiectet
the terms of mediation proposed by Lord Palmer
ston the Germans before and the Danes sine
their knowledge of the comparative success Of tn
Danish on the 9th. Il is stated that bot
Russia and Sweden explicitly notified to Prussia
that the stay of German troops in Jutand woul
lead to an immediate declaration of war on thel
part, which led to the withdrawal Of Cen Wrau
gel on the oath of MAY. The SWedes have com
menced active assistance by sending troops int
Denmark and Jutland, which are reported to be i
high spirits at the prospects OF brush with til
Germans.
Conspiracy al Ceuta.-Adviees have been re
ceived from Madrid to the 10th inst, at which dat
perfect tranquility prevailed, and public attentlo
principally directed to the reports of the debai
in the British House of Commons, respecting tn
% differences between the Spanish and English CT
vernments. A conspiracy, said by the Herald
TO have been planned " on foreign soil, - was di
covered at Ceuta on the Sd. The garrison, in cor
junction with the convicts Of the pressdio wei
to seize on the vessels Of the station, and land c
the Spanish coast Eleven of the conspirators ha
been arrested, and four of them shot. Gen. Ros
Diana, the Governor, lad ordered arms to be di
trlbuted among the inhabitants, who were to
formed into a National Guard.
GREECE.
AFairs at AthenS-On the I'd of June, Sir Stra
ford Canning arrived at the Pireus from Consta
tinople, and Immediately landed with all his famil
The regular Greek army is about to be increase
on the proposal of the Minister of War.
The Chamber was slowly continuing its exam
nation of the budget of ls48. The instruction
the provinces having been suppressed, the volu
teer corps have been dissolved.
TURKEY.
Seruian Instruction. from Constan
nople of the It'll inst state that attempted insI
recton in Servia, under Princes Michel and
losch. had been quelled, and that the local Cover
ment was dsarming the disafected populate
There were reports that the Egyptian Governme
offered $4,000 regular troops to cooperate with
Porte in case of any connections breaking out
the Ottoman Empire. Cen Aupick the Amb
sador from the French Republic, arrived at CC
stantinople on the 29th of May, but was not
ceved Officially, the ground that the Repnb