The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

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| in Italy and withdraw her troops. The Govern
| ment was In the greatest CONSERVATION account
of the fall of Buda, the defeat al Raab, and the
Hungarian victories in Gallicia and Pennsylvania
French Army and The Defeat of The Ministry "A
correspondent OF the London Times writes from
ClVlta pecchIa, that the news of the vote in the
National Assembly at Paris by which the Govern
| ment was directed to that the Roman exped-
ton should no longer be turned from its true pur-
pose, was received by the officers with extreme
enthusiasm party of them were al dinner when
the news arrived. and one rising said
" Gentlemen, offer toast to the Republics of
France and Rome ~ Instantly every one was on
his feet his lass in his hand. The toast was drank
with shouts of Vipe Ia RGpublique, and with all
hearts overlooking with joy. On all sides were to
be heard the exclamation, :" At last the hour is
come We shall measure our swords with Russia
and Napes' The correspondent says he is con.
WINGED that the French soldiers ready to
fraternze with the Romans than aid in the resora-
ton of the Pope.
The retreat of the Neapolitans was preceded by
protest of the King against the proceedings Of the
French envoy which protest is said to have caused
the coming of M. d 'Harcourt to Rome.
The intelligence that farther armisIice of eight
days had been agreed to is confirmed
The Minister Avezzana is replaced by Calan
drell.
The Speransa of the 22d Nav says that Carl
baldi has taken up position in Rimn and will
dispute with the Anslrans the passage of the Cat
toiica The Roman troops pursue briskly the
flying Neapolitans.
Blockade of Venice-The last accounts repre-
sent Venice as closely blockaded by the Ausirians
by land and sea. Her gallant inhabitants were
greatly distressed by the blockade; all their fire.
wood supplies were consumed, and they We're burn
ing anything that came 10 hand To cook their dear
victuals. 1t was calculated that Venice could not
hold out beyond fortnight, unless provisions be-
came cheaper and more plentiful.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
Do,ngs at Frankfort. - In the sitting of the
Frankfort Parliament on the oath ut., the House
resolved that the Saxon members were not bound
to obey the orders of the King of Saxony summon
ing them to Withdraw from the Parliament and
that the number of 100 members present should
henceforward constitute House. Wolff, of Bres-
Tau, denounced the Archduke Administrator as an
arch traitor, who ought to be declared an outlaw.
Having been called to order, he protested against
the catl. and was at last dismissed from the rostrum
amid general marks of disapprobation. At Baden,
on the Oath, revolt took place. After short
engagement the insurgents were put tn flight, with
loss of 40 killed and still larger number wounded.
The troops captured l07 of the insurgents and took
them to Men.Z. In Carlsruhe, the Provisional
Government has gradually obtained complete as
cendancy. Some of the officers of the army have
returned, and they have not joined the move
ment are placed under kind of surveillance, but
are in no present danger.
DENMARK AND HOLsTEIN.
Progress Of the WGr-Hamburgh papers of the
25th ut. state that the bombarIment of Frederick
had been resumed, after cessation of TWO days.
The German troops had taken a blockhouse at some
distance from the main works of the place, without
suffering any loss. The Danish Minister of War
has Issued notice, cautioniDg masters of ships
against the report that the blockade of the German
ports is not properly maintained and warning them
fhat tha Il1nj al f,tI
of the blockade laws against any neutral vessel
attempting to invade them. The COnstitufi0neUe
Zeitung has letter from Horsens of the 23d ult.,
stating that the Prussian troops have advanced to
Skanderburg, which they occupied, the Danes
having evacuated their fortified positions without
resistance. The Pr,lssan troops were preparing to
march upon Aarhuns.
PRUSSIA.
The Cologne Gazette of the 9th, publishes let.
ter from Berlin of the 24th which SAYS: "The
French Ambassador, NJ de Ledru, has delivered
TO our Government note, containing protest of
the French Cabinet against the Intervention of
Russia in Hungary. The note contained, beside
a reprosch against our Cabinet for having allowed
the Russian troops to pass PruSsian territory
TURKEY.
Russian Rum0rs.-rhe Russian envoy at Con-
santnople mas left the Ottoman Court it is sad on
the very best terms. We understand the Russian
Army Of Observation, which has caused so much
apprehension, is to be forthwith reduced.
SPAIN continues undsturbed by intestine COM
motions.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
LONDON, Saturday, June 2, 10 A. MA good deal
Of gossip is float to-day respecting the intention of
the Government with regard to the measures which
they propose force through Parliament before the
That many of the bills which they
have brought forward will be dropped is made no |
secret Indeed, it would appear if they had only
been brought forward cloak, and for time to |
satisfy the popular demand, and so soon as the |
peoples attention was diverted therefrom they |
were thrown up. Among these are the Ecciesias- |
heal Courts and the Irish Registration bills The |
" Oaths bill" whereby Baron Rothschild could |
lake the seal for the city of London Is not certain
Of being carried in the Lords. In certain nhuen-
entail quarters it is limited this morning that so
thoroughly disguised are Lord John RusseIl's con-
'tituents with his conduct on this matter, that he
will in all probability be ous,ed from the represent
alton of London.
LONDON SATURDAY. June g noon-It is talked of
n the neighborhood Of Westminster Hall this morn
ng thai the Government have resolved, in conse-
luence of the continued indisposltion of the Lord
CHANCELLOR to put the Great Seal in Commission
t is said that the Commissioners names will be
Lord Campbell, Baron Role and the Solicitor
General.
The London papers are commenting on the Astor
Place riots.
From Ireland we hear nothing, except reports of
Misery, starvation and DEATH
WEST PoINT.-The annual examination of the
orps of Cadets at West Point commenced on Mon
ay, the 9th. Twelve of the fifteen distinguished
entlemen composing the Board of Visitors APP
ointed by the Secretary of War were present.
hey elected J. II. B. Latrobe, of Maryland, Presi-
ent, and Gen. Rufus King, of Wiscol sin, Sec'y.
STEAM PACKET.-The Royal West India Mail
steamer Clyde, E. H. Moss, commander, sailed
rom Mobile on Thursday for Southampton, with
he English and West India mails, and the follow
lg passengers
J. W. Fetas and lady. Miss Coquet. Louis Pee Madame
I'D, Mr.. Lagardcur w. Stronde. John Hagan r. Hagan
nd servant, J. Hggin for SOUTHAMPTON. Madame An
lieu. John Rubetha, Constantine Aura ID. r. Berenguer
II Havana. Mr.. A. Brook, for s.. Thomas.
BRITISH PRoPHECY.-Walter Savage Lander,
ne of the Oldest living English authors, in recent
tier TO Lord Dudley Stewart, asserts that the
ord is at the commencement of a crueller and
niger war than history has recorded; a war of
vilization against barbarsm, of freedom against
,spoiism, of nations against cabinets He adds