The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-18
VOLUME Il, NUMBER 1859.

AFFAIRS IN THE ROMAN STATEs-The thYee
cardinals who form the PontGcal commission Of
Government have decided that they will not Tecog-
nize any notarial act or any passed under
the Provisional and Republican Governments.
They have also declared all engagements con-
tracted within that period as invalid All proceed
lngs on such engagements stopped, and the tn
Durals are forbidden TO enforce them. Even a will
made IN the absence Of the Pope il considered as
null. The judgments given BY the tribunals under
ihe Republlc are also considered null. According
10 the letters Of the l0th an ad interim ministry has
been named, but the commander-in-chef refuses
yet TO surrender to any Roman authority the direc.
non OF the political police. Notwithstanding the
IoIeed circulation given to the Republican paper
money at discount Of 30 per cent the public re-
fuse TO accept it, unless at an additional discount
OF 70 per cent more
letter from Rome of the 18Th, in abe Pielemon.
zee Uazeite, staes that the post from Ga8ta has
nSeu s1oppea by band Of robbers, who carried off
all the money and letters A rumor was current
that the government commission yyouId he snns-
seqea by cardinal tatere in the person Of Cardi-
nal Lanbrusehini, for the purpose Of inaueurating
a system OF cancellation and reform
The population Of Ravenna had been favorablv
received by the Pope, who had, however. frankI,
told them, that he would only grant the consHlta'
with delberating votes and an extensive seculaFi
cation These propositions had been rejected Nv
France, and NJ de Courcelles was instructed not 10
yield
A9Oluknd OF the l5Lns state that ten
Strassoldo had condemned the nineteen Hunicinal
councillors who had signed the resolution in favor
OF the maintenance of the constitutional statute to
pay fine of 1000 scudi within forty-eight hour.
The prisoners Of Garibaldi's band were to be re-
moved by small detachments TO Austrian fortresses.
where they are to be employed in working at the
Notifications
The Statute of Florence states from Rome. the
18th INST that in consequence of the nsoent beha-
Vlour Of the Spaniards quartered at Veletri the
people rose and drove them out of the town
An lnsuTection has also taken place at Poggio
Mirlete, small place Of the PontifcaI States.
where the people declared that what was going on
was against the will of Plus IN. Three hundred
SPanlards had been sent to restore order there
The Extraordinary PontiGcal Commissioner of
the -Four Legations has announced that his Holt
ness had degned to ahsolve it from the remainder
OF the war contribution which was imposed upon it
in February last -
The Austrian Government, in return for the ser
vices rendered by it TO the Pope and to the Dukes
of Parma and Modena, has required that the navi-
CATION Of the Pc shall be rendered free This priu-
cIPs was adopted by the Congress at Vienna in the
year lSla, but has never been carried into execH
Ena, n consequence of the opposition given by the
1 three States, who found pecuniary advantage in
resisting. The Governments of Parma and of Mo.
dena have consented to the demand Of the Austrian
| government and it is not doubted bat that the
| Pope will withdraw hs opposition. The negotia.
tons relative to this affair We're directed by the
| Austrian Minister Of Commerce, during his lasi
| journey in Italy.