The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-15

The Romans have levelled 10 the ground ever
| tenement that embarrassed Or encountered the ffe
| range OF mUskctry round the walls Of Rome. Their
is the English chapel outside The gale Del Popolo
| which alone they have allowed To stand inviolaie
| ( Neap0litaxS AID SpaAidrds Uffeattd-' Nsa
politans have been obliged 10 abandon several 20
siois, and the Spaniards have fled without firm.
| shot.
The Republic Maintained.-Largs bodies of arne,
men continue to arrive in the city from the provin
ces, to fight for the Republic.
| Austrian Bruiality al Leghorn.--Ths conduct o
the Ausirans in Lsghorn, after entering The city, ia
said to have been most atrocious, numbering ever,
| one without form or trial.
| The Neapolitdn Resolution. - The Neapotan
King, at the last accounts, was expected at the
French camp to review the French troops PRAYERS
are Offered up in Naples for success to the army and
| restoration of the Pope. . =
Detsa. of The Neapoi Gahf a, pa,s,mo1e,,e,r
from Naples of the 5ih, state that Palermo was
attacked on the Cd and 81 by the Neapolitans, who
were repu!sed both by sea and land. The famous
Scordato is at the head of the people, who have
been joined by large number of the National
Guard. The English have landed 1000 men to pro-
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
Wirtemberg Tranquii-We have advices from
Frankfort to May Is. Nuremberg is as yet out
wardly tranquil, thanks to the radical Ministers
who have formed the Kings Government since
April of last year.
Doings in the Assembly.-In the Frankfort Assem-
bly,, on the 10th May, it was officially announced
Of Messrs Graevell and Detmod The recall of
the Prussian Deputies was then communicated,
which the Chamber received with dersiun A pro-
test, signed by ffy-fve Prussan Deputies, was
read, who refused TO comply vith the command of
their sovereign. M. Widenmann moved that the
IL nj p.pSc Of H<v
illegal. The urgency of this motion was declared
by 2S9 votes against 2. A similar proposition was
submitted regarding the Austrian revocation but
the decision was reserved for another day. The
Committee of Safety then laid upon the table their
report which proposed to elect Directory of Ave
persons 10 swear the Assembly TO the Constitution,
and to suspend The Regent Archduke john in his
office. The discussion on this important motion
was fixed for the 18th inst.
Instruction in BdUaria.-According to the last
accounts, insurrecion was rapidly spreading in
Bavaria. Auxiliaries were arriving for Rhenish
Bavaria, 40 900 men having come from Rhenish
Hesse Alone. The workshops of Mayence are
deserted
Instruction IN Prussia.-The whole of the ISL
and OF Brandenburg Is ia open instruction. The
people of Iserlohn have piaged the arsenal of the
landwehr, and carried off the arms. Barricades
have been erected in the strees-all the malr
population is in arms. A deputation was sent to
this place by the Commandant of Munster, CON-
handing it TO capitulate. The command was not
obeyed. The country people have also risen. A
deputation has been sent from the town to the King
praying for the dismissal of Ministers.
The Revolt in Baden to be put do,on-The Frank
tnrter Zenung states that the Baden General, Hoff:
man, at the head of corps OF horse, artillery and
rifles, held position the left bank of the Neekar
near Ladenburg. On the 10Th he was reinforced
by some attachments Of Hessan rifles, and pre-
pared to advance to put down the insurrecfion in
the Grand Duchy. 49, :
Order reigns at Dresden.-Arrcsts are being daily
made. Nj. Marshall de Robertson, the advocate,
who, by his speech to the people, provoked the at
tack upon the arsenal the evening of the 3d. has
been arrested
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Austria against the Srlaues.-Our advices from
Vienna TO the H'h. Our correspondent assures
US that The Austrian Government are prepared 10
use severe measures against the Croatian and Su-
Wan malcontents.
The Emperor was at Wieselburg on the 18th, on
which day the Imperial troops were defeated by
the Hungarians at Odenburg
1t was rumored in Vienna on the 11th that the
population of Buda had risen, and had expelled
the Austrian garrison.
The Russian troops have entered Peran 1000
Of them will garrison Vienna.
Progress Of the War.-Of the advance of the
Russians we learn that the Russian General Rudi.
ger, has proceeded in the direction of lyman.
Hungarians retTeated as the former advanced. H.
deed it appears that the Hungarian troops are fall
ing back on all sides. The Austrian Generals Linn
merch, Wogemuth and Czorich have advanced to
Syera, and General VOgel is at Trentshffe. Gene
raj VOdOrOvich's troops in the Banat have been |
routed by the Hungarans, who advanced
as far as Sabukee, a town in the immediate vicinity
Of Panscoya. Panscova is on the Danube, about |
10 miles below Belgrade.-Ed Tribune|
HUNGARY |
An Austrian detachment under Major Grobois, |
1000 strong. has been totally destroyed by the |
Nlagyars The Emperor entered Weseburg on |
the 18th inst The Hungarians are said to have |
made two unsuccessful attempts on Oien.
80 DENMARK AND sCHLEsw
Retreat 9th Germans-The Germans have been |
compelled for the moment to retreat from Fredrca.
IRELAND. |
DUBLIN, Friday Evening, May 18.-IHe State |
Prtsoners.-The committee engaged in getting up |
The petition to Lord Clarendon, praying for a COM
mutation of sentence upon the State Prisoners |
having requested His Excellency to name day for |
'eceivng deputation to present it, a reply was |
his evening returned TO the effect that the Lord
Lieutenant was to take his departure for London |
tomorrow, he would not then fix upon a day, and |
hat his stay in the English metropolis would alto
,ether depend on the state of prblic business re-
Iuiring his presence there. The committee now |
purpose increasing their exertions by obtaining sig
natures to the memorial from all parts of the king
lom. Lords Massareen and Cioncurry signed the |
,etition this afternoon.
English Money Market.
LONDON, Saturday Evening. May 19-Funds are not SO
tsady today Consos opened at 94SsI7.. went up TO
mi l, Halter