The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

manifestation that Of the 9th of April as conspi.
lacv that of the 18th of May as an overt act of
treason; and that of June as civil war. Ledru
Rolin is inculpated in April and May; Louis Blanc
and Caussidiere, the latter very seriously. i'll all
and M. PrudhOmme, i'll June. 1t lis supposed that
these parties will be taken into custody.
Lamartlne is not compromised in any of the out
breaks The Paris papers state that NJ. Albert
Rlcci, the Sandman Minister in Paris, has made
formal application from Charles Albert to the French
Republic for military assistance against Austria.
The Italian EnvOys had had interviews with Gen.
Cavagnac and NJ. Bastde, who intimated to them
that the French Government was by no means dis
posed to interfere 10y armed force in the affairs OF
Italy, except in the case of absolute necessity but
they hoped to induce England to join with France
in offering the joint mediation of the two countries
between Austria and Charles Albert.
The banking house of Messrs. Paccard, Dut0uT
a. Co., of Paris, who sometime since suspended
their payments, having arranged their affairs and
satisfied all their liabilities, have now resumed
business.
GERMANY.
By an ordinance dated the 10th ut., the Minister
Of the Empire for the Department of War, has n0u-
fled to the different SIXTIES Of Germany, that the he
gent Of the Empire mas assumed the supreme com
mand of the entire armed force of Germany. lie
desires the different Ministers of War to assemble
on parade, on the 9th of August, all the federal
troops of their respective garrisOnS; TO inform them
in token Of homage to the Regent. From that day
the federal colors will be worn by the German army
The National Assembly, on the 18th, resolved,
That it regards the hitherto existing union OF the
Duchv of Limburg (which belongs 10 the German
Confederation with the Kingdom OF the Neither
lands, under and the same constitution ana ad-
ministration, as irreconcieable with the German
federatve constitution and that It's previous res0-
luton of the 9th of June, declaring void all decs-
ions of individual German Governments at variance
with the constitution hereafter to be framed by the
Assembly, is applicable to Limburg.'
On the 22d. a long debate took place on questions
of foreign policy, and issued in a solemn affirmation
that in the foreign policy of the Central Power the
honor and rights of Germany should take prece-
denCe of every other consideration" An unanI-
nous resolution also passed in favor OF the M
mediate acknowledgment of the French Republic
by Germany, and Of the dispatch of an Ambassador
to Paris, at the earliest practicable opportunity.
In the sitting of the Assembly, on the 18th,
motion to engage Germany to struggle for the Jade
pendence Of Poland vas negatved by 33l votes
against I0l-26 abstaining.
In the sittings of the German Parliament on the
3Ist, Schmerling, the Minister for Home and For
eign Affairs, informed the House that all negOtIa-
tons with Denmark with reference to more per-
manent aFmistice Were at an end. The war was
to he Immediately and energetically continued by
Germany, the costs to be betrayed from the Imperial
Treasury. Peucher, the Minister of War, said that
due measures had been taken for sending large re-
Inducements to General Wrangel. Each German
State has to furnish its contingent.
SPAIN.
Madrid letters of the 29th ult. announce the ar
rest of Gonzales Bravo, and his transfer to CadZ
for transportation to the Philippines. 1t was ru-
mored that NJ Pidal had been appointed Minister
for Foreign Affairs, and VI. Mon to the Financial
Department. The Duke de SOtOmayer would Re
named Ambassador to Paris.