The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09
DAILY CRESCENT.
Summary of FOREIGN News by The United States.

The American steamer United States arrived at
New ork on Wednesday, the 31st ut. She left
Liverpool on the 18th May, four days after the
Hibenia. 4
There is little Of interest from England, if we
except the fact that the navigation laws are about
to be abolished. MIR. Hume had given notice of
his intention to bring in bill to extend suffrage.
Ireland remains about the same Smith O Briens.
trial terminated on the 18th, butup to thelasl dates
the jury had not been able to agree. Mr.. Mitchell
had been arrested for felonous sediton. He was to
have been tried on the GOTH
The news from the Continent is of great interest,
but more especially from France and Spain.
The instruction at Posen is al an end. Some
accounts say that the unhappy insurgents were
compelled, the 18th ult surrender at discretion
Or be driven into Russian Poland but at all events
the insurrection is considered over.
The opinion gains ground that the Emperor Of
Russia will reintegrate Poland as separate mon
archy, under his son-in-law, the Duke Of Leuch,
tenberg.
The Prussian Government has urged the King
to recall the Prince of Prussia from England as
soon as possible Major Lane has been commits
stoned by the King to notify to the Prince the royal
pleasure that he should return forthwith to Berlin
This decision gave great dissatisfaction the peo
pie to whom the Prince is odious.
Vienna letters Of the 7th ult announce the con-
tinuance of tranquility in that capital, although
the operative classes suffering acutely from the
stagnation of trade.
1t is stated i'll the Vienna Gazette that the En-
peror of Austria has declared, at the nstigaton of
his Government, the abolition of the Redemptorists
(male and female) and of the Jespts that the
papal nuncio at the Court of Vienna has received
his passports, and that Austria intends to break
entirely (sach lossage,D with the Papal See.
Numerous towns and counties in Hungary have
forwarded addresses to the Emperor declaring that
they will bear no part of the national debt of Aus
tria, and demanding the recall Of the Hungarian
troops.
FRANCE.
A correspondent Of the European Times, writing
from Paris on the 10Th, says:
The demonstration Of to-day in favor of the Poles,
will be a formidable one. The following placard
has been issued by Blanquis Club;
To THE DEMocRATs.-The Centralizing COMMITTEES in.
forms all Democrats that the manifestation in favor OF 20
land will not take place till Monday the 10Th current at 10
tile Any other conyOcaon but this must be considered as
HUBER President,
DEBRAY, yice-Pfeseents'
On Monday morning, the populace, composed of
the clubs the ateliers nationaux, the provincial
delegates, and other violent democratic associations
began to assemble. and by half past II, upwards OF
fifty thousand persons marshaled under banners,
and marched in procession to the Chamber, the
numbers augmenting as they proceeded.
On arriving at the bridge, finding the passage
interrupted the procession turned towards the
Chamber and arriyed at the gate in the Place La
fayette. Cen Courtais then advanced to them with
conciliahng language-but, in fine, the gates were
soon forced open, and the populace, entering the
Chamber, rushed to the trbunes, and, instantly
mingIing with the members of the Conventions filled
every part of the hall.
The Chamber was declared dissolved, and
new Government was appointed, consisting of
Blanqu, Raspail, Hubert, Ledru Rollin, Barbes, |
Louis Blanc and others.
The troops of the ine-infantry cavalry and ar
tillery-Were called out, and the National Guard
and Guard. Mobile We're placed under arms
After much uproar and confusion, the populace
became inundated by the troops-left the Assem-
BLY, and marched to the Hotel de Vile, to appoint
a committee of public safety. Meanwhile, the
Assembly resumed its session, although many were
maltreated.
An impeachment for high treason, brought against
Gen. Conrtais, was carried.
It's said that M. Lamartine intends to propose to
the National Assembly to address proclamation to
of the Polish nationality.
The AFFAIR." said TO be at an end. The clubbists
reached the Hotel de Ville intending to proclaim
committee of public safety, but the National Guards |
dispersed them, without boodshed. The principal |
leaders are understood TO have been arrested, nclud
ing Blanqui, Barbes, Hubert and Gen. Courtais.
SPAIN.
Bloo7y liiIitarp hsnrrecti0n.-W have received /
the journals and correspondence of Madrid of the |
9TH, containing the particulars of an insurrection
which took place that morning, commencing at |
daybreak. 1t appears that the movement was COM
menced by one or two battalions of the Regiment |
Espagna, and was soon joined by portion of the |
populace. The military was Immediately called |
out, having been prepared for the emergency by |
previous rumors, and cannon loaded with grape I
and shrapne were freely used The fighting con-
tInued for about four hours, after which the nsur
rection gave way. Gen Fugosio, the Captain
General of Madrid, and brother-in-iaw of Chris
tina, was mortally wounded The capital was de-
clared in state Of siege. The military casualties
are said to amount to 600; eighty of the insurgent
soldiers and thirty civilians, including many of the
upper classes, were taken prisoners Two chiefs |
Of battalion were killed.
DENMARK.
The Swedes are about to assist the Danes with |
10000 men.
Accounts from Hamburg confirm the report of a |
suspension of hositlities, at least the soil of Dem
Wraugel to the German troops under his command
at Holding, promises them temporary repose from
their fatigung duty; but he assures the army that !
peace will not be concluded till the rights of Ger
many are fully secured and the losses Sustained by
the German people during the conflict, compen-
stated. The following notice has been issued by |
the Chamber of Commerce
According to note from the Danish Cabinet to Minis
ter dated the 9Th inst the following has been deereed
l. That Tor the present neither the entrances of the
blockaded by the Danish ships of war
2 That the blockade of tile harbors of Pilan Danzig
sasnnd, Rosock and Wsmar viii be suspended from the
10th OF the month that consequently only kiel and the
mouth OF the canal Of seheswg near Ho ana ana
owlnemunde. viii remain state of block ade put that
also the said blockade will be extended from the same day to
The entrances OF the Oder from the Wolgast swlneKunde
and Cammin.
In order 10 avoid any misunderstanding which, to the
great regret Of the Danish Government has occurred on tins
part of the commanders of the ships OF war who IN EXTEND
ng their operations OF blockade have detained neutral YES
els not proceeding such ports under blockade by sending
hem back steamer will be placed at such points, to direct
such vessels to the place of their destination
1t appears that Norway, as well as Sweden, will
AXE part with Denmark, if this silly warfare be