The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-05

chin churches which have suffered severely the fires that
ravages TO any extent The Invaluable contents Of the pub
lie library have suffered. Thesuferngs Of the weldis-
posed inhabitants have been intense Benz Mesenhausen
andloher leaders of the armed people and National Guards
compelled those VINO were saI Is o. akewamnes 70
whom were among the aen Were exposed to death in front
II is understood that none Of the Legations have suffered
except that of Prussia which took FIRE. and wherein shell
the mission The HungaTans have not attempted second
attack their first was untimey, rash. end lconducted.
ing upon Pesburg by the left bank while division has
RECEIVED orders to make similar movement upon the right
The ZeitUR gshGHe of Berlin of the 4th, Today,
for the first time for fortnight we have received ette di
rect from Vienna A correspondent writes the I'd =
There is talk Of several bundled arrests having been ef
teced since yesterday Prince WLdischgatz has published
proclamation by which he declares the conditions pre-
Wousy laid down TO be null. owing to the rupture OF the
captulaton. He establishes new ones. among which are
the complete dissolution OF the Academic Legion the dlsso
luton OF the National Guard for undetermined period,
the suspension OF all journals and associations, torbddng
than ten persons to assemble in the Streets domiea
visits 70 be made 70 discover depos OF arms and individuals
The ZeitRg HALE under date of Vienna, I'd inst, says
The Diet has as you suow, been Prorogued by the En-
semble but Prince Windischgraz declared that the mem
beTs present at Vienna formed only portion of the Diet
SER which had been fixed by his Majesty. The Deputies,
however, continued TO hold sitting. Prince Fix Schwaf
occupied all the outlets. The Diet therefore, held secret
The Ministry is composed as follows Wesseubeg Presi.
dent without Rortfoio; Prince SehwaTzenbeg, Foreign
Ahllrs; Bach Home Department Buchner, War; Hell
The city gates are osed and every communication cut off
city Of Vienna vigorously guarded Moser President
Of the Academic Legion, and an adjutsnt of Messen
The Diet held meeting the Dist Of October, and al
though the number of the members 72l not deemed
quorum they adopted address to the Emperor protesting
AGAINST the adJoumment OF the Diet ~ the 10Th OF Novem
ported plundeTing Of the city, have learned good
bOTy hat several houses fired by the soldiers dur
avoided individual soldiers however who forced their way
into dwellings in order to plumber them have according to
Accounts ofthe I'd and subsequently, state that the dis
aTmns vas carried on without further interruption and all
tiers of the whole city Private letters state that the capital
scenes witnessed there Several houses have been plnndeed
by the soldery. -
SEVERE BATTLE BETWEEN THE HUNGARIANs
AND AUsTRIANs-The battle between the Hun
garians and Austrians, which ended in the repulse
Of the former is said to have been very sangunary.
1t was supposed that the Hungarian army had pro-
ceeded against Gen. SmOnich, who, though once
BEATEN had re-appeared with 10000 Austrians in
Hungary, coming from Gallicia.
Letters from Innspruck, in the DeutScAe Zettung,
state that address has arrived at that city from
the Austrian States of Linz, containing proposal
for the convention of Congress oil all the German
provinces at Salzburgh, in order to be Independent
of Vienna, whose revolutionary tendencies
dreaded and disked. Similar invitations have
been addressed on the part of the permanent State
Committee ofnnspruck, to the authorities of Gratz,
Laibach and Klagenfurt
A letter from Prague of the 28th nit states that
the Bohemian Deputies had commissioned their
colleagues at Olmutz, MN. Palacky and Pinkar,
TO make representations to the Emperor against the
manifesto of Prince Windischgratz, of which the
second and third paragraphs are in their opinion
unconstitutional. They have likewise expressed
an opinion that the National Guards of Vienna
should be recognised 40 soon a general disarm-
ing Of the inhabitants shall have taken place, and
that no measure of extreme severity shall be
carried intD execution unless il becomes IndIs-
pensable.
Accounts from Vienna of the 4th state that the
Diet had dissolved ITSELF only 60 members being
present in the Capital The headquarters of Win
dischgratz were still at Schonbrunn. Jellachich
had taken up his quarters in the Palace of Arch
duke Macmillan Este.
Nothing certain is yet known as to the number
Of the killed on the side of the Viennese IL is said
to amount to as many as 1900. The army has also
lost a great number of soldiers and many officers,
but it is forbidden to the officers to disclose the
amount.
NORTHERN ITALY.
The whole Of Lombardy is placarded with the
following proclamation Of Mazzini:
NATIONAL INsURREcTIoN CENTRAL JUETA. : The
horn has sounded In the of God and the people rise
the apdity Of thought LET the t-coor flag float from the
yeoy Ra be aI 1 om one end Of ay 10 The other
. G as and e SUs On P Ag j LGng i've
Europe that Italy rises and will not again fall Let the
Ocsn the determination Of the babaIan and the
nsurecton of the people let all priests and cures preach
crusade. Light fires the hills in order that the valleys
of combat three of victory Divide the enemy in order
destroy them more readily prevent the Iayng oil detached
surround II with banicadeS, and shower down stones and
boiling water on their heads fight them with muskets or
with knives strike their chiefs cut down trees tear up
roads and destroy bridges place yourself in ambush, and
strike whenever an opportunity offers.
Every kind OF arms and ammunition taken from the
envy belongs TO The State consequently everything of that
Money and other articles beongn to OF other officers
eeong ~ gn 70 those VINO them Or ae them prisoners;
The pohousss are to be used exclusively for the service
OF the nsquecon Churches, hospitals, asyums and mills
placed under the protection of the citizens the women
and children confided to the honor Of the people
All officers and employees who shall remain in the service
Of the declared traitors to the country they merit
Let direct means of communication be organized with
the neghbong country and with the neighbong insuec
Let every capable Of bearing arms Join the ingnT
inurecton in word, be the life and law OF the Iombar
dian people, until The enemy Is entirely exterminafed
- Let one cry alone be heard War with Austria and
laws after it has achieved victory,
o IqI Is the people who make war and this time
Inhabitants OF Veneta you have kept alive the sacred
Come to US, LombaTdian and Venetian soldiers. Cross
the frontier which separates You from your brethren. and
come and defend our country.
Rush forward to gain yoqr independents Citizens Of
faith one flag unite Us Il VIII depend yourselves to be
great and powerful Long live Italy
Signed for the Junta. MAzzIM-BoNETTI.
Valley of Incelyi Oct. % J"
Genoa was on the 18th in full instruction. The
troops were called out and ready to act. The ar
rest Of poster Of plaeards, it is affirmed, was the
cause of the disturbance. The windows of the
guardhouse were demolished with stones. The
civic guard nteFfered, and fred on the people.
The line assisted in dispensing the assemblages.
Rendezvoux were fixed for the evening. This is
an echo Of the movement in Tuscany.
The French Government has granted supply OF
2O,U00 muskets TO the Sandman Government
Advices from Vallinielvi, of the 26th ut., an
nounce that five companies Of Austrians after hav-
ing valnly attempted 10 maintain themselves in the
valley against the insurgents, had embarked in the
steamers of the lake and retired with their wounded
after having set fire to about thirty daries On the
oath another affair had taken place between the
Austrlans and the insurgents, at PelaZzago Der
gamol, which ended in the retreat Of the Austrians
The Venice Gazette Of the 23d contains a De.
cree Of the Provisional Government, inslituting a
Hungarian Legion, composed of all the Hungarian