The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

French troops would be permitted to enter Rome
without opposition. In the general dispatch he
saws: "Serious propositions of submission are
made to me-already the anchor of hope to the
| Romans" The 900 French prisoners at Rome
were accompanied to Palo with all possible demon.
STATIONS of JOY
SICILY.
Revolution at Palermo-A fresh attempt was be-
ing made at Palermo to get up an armed resistance
to the Neapolitans, but appears of doubtful ISSUE
NORTHERN ITALY.
Disturbances IN Tuscang and Modeaa-Tuscany
and Modena are more or less disturbed by these
hostile proceedings. At LeghOrn and Florence all
is fighting and confusion. The Tuscan troops have
been supported by the Austrians, who entered Mo
dena on the 18th ult.
The Austrians besiege Bologna-The Austrians
had not entered Bologna the date of the last ac-
counts but they had possession of some of the gates,
and the surrender was hourly expected. The b.
lognese defended themselves nobly. They had
offered to acknowledge the Pope, on condition that
he would consent TO dismiss all the priests of his
Government, but the Austrian commander replied
thai subjects could not be permitted TO dictate
ditlons 10 their soveregns.
The Tenetians Vicforious-At Venice Radetzsky
has gone farther than this. The Venetians asked
for an armistice in order that they might obtain
mediation of France and England for which they
had applied He answered that the Emperor, his
master, would never permit foreign power to in
terfere between him and his rebeliious subjects.
The Austrians were repulsed on the 9Th inst in an
assault, and the Venetian account states that they
made a rally and took 500 prisoners, which needs
confirmation
The Army for Hungary.-rhe Emperor reached
st. Petersburg from Moscow on the 18th inst.
There had already marched into Gallicia, en- route
for Hungary, to The assistance of the Austrians,
10000 Russians, with $50 cannon and $4,000
cavalry.
HUNGARY.
Gen. BEN is well prepared to give the Russians
warm reception on the Transy lvania frontier,
and there must be warm work before it is over.
Georgey has posted about notices that whoever re-
fuses to take bank notes shall be hanged.
GERMANY.
Prussia Withdrans her Delegates -Prussia has
followed the lead of Austria, and Withdrawn her
delegates from Frankfort The other principal
powers will now doubtless do the same.
Riots and Tnmults-1'he Grand Duke of Baden
has been obliged to fly from his capital, while in
Eiberfield, Dusseldorf, Hagen, Iserlohn, and m all
the market towns in Rhenish Prussia, the insur-
gents have erected barbados and make the Con.
stitution pretence for tumull.
Congress at Berlin.-At Berlin sort of Congress
has been assembled, and Baron Gagern's scheme
Of a German Federal State has been revived,
SCENTS to closer connection with Germany. The
German States and Austria are never 10 90 to war;
Theyare to form defensive alliance, and a foreign
war may be carried on by either power. If this
power do not succeed in proving to the other that
It's interests are mutually involved in the dispute,
the Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia,
as hereditary chiefs of the new German Federal
State, are to appoint Commissioners, who are to act
and advise as the Executive power of the two
Governments. The scheme has now received the
attention of Europe, but its realization depends
upon many contingencies.
The Markets.
Ly " CoITos MA.sKyI Nay ls.Ths accounts
ef cotton in American ports would have had The effect Of
~ ga ss ant i had not The :, Of the
had the effect to check the depression.
The Tor fair decp ons OF cotton are the same
500 bales Of which co baes Were taken on .pecu
bsss bpnd ossn shs,s
and II 40 Alabama and Mobile at a'sd 04ad The i'm
BreadstufsA rather improved feeling prevails in the
gram ana iionr markets which better aan when the
quoted at 93s 0aSs 3d. icn prices The demand was
eady though moderate: The pest description Of Ohio
yellow S6s per quarter The demand for Indian zeal
u.s. 3D. per barrel Sales of American wheat at lOd ais
Prop sions-The imports for bacon continued large and
rs to sell had force down quotations fully Is per cwt.
age portion OF Western shipments sold at 3i 0A. per
,wt.
There has been fair sales Of fine Eastern cured meats 3
038s. per cwt. W tn NO pospect Of an advance Hams
having arrived in large quantities. difficult of sale
Us O2Ss. per There inquiry for beef but
prices were better The demand for pork still limit.
d. In consequence of The increased arrivals holders
lesirous of sales at lower ranging 4 54s
or Urine, and As. i056s. for mess
The stock of lard in market trifng and the small
Quantities offering held at firm 34 being paid for
,rme Quslty-h0lders even ask further advance.
Butter and cheese dull, with lower prices There is
small sock Of talow small lots coming in sell freely
Extra ship 37s. f1D38s.
JNauat Storss.-There was no hing doing in American
rurpsntine, other articles of naval stores.
Rice-Saes OF Carol at lbs I'd "a U.s. Cd tierce
Tabacco.-There change in tobacco which conn ued
o command previous rates
Ir0n-The iron trade unsatisfactory state and but
little doing. The Europas advices acted unfavoraby on
scotch pig.