The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07
NEWS BY THE CAMBRIA.

anew York papers which came to hand this
ling, have some fuller details by the Cambria
those we received in our Geographic dis
Es We extract the account of events in Den
sand Schleswig- Holstein, and of the arrival of
h1ndoners at Paris.
9lRK AND THE ScHLEswIG. HoLsTEIN DUCHESS
shsqnadr0n consisting OF ship of the line, frgae,
% and three steamers of war, entered the Bay OF Eek
g cary IN the morning and opened lire against the
"a AT A. N. one of the steamers was crippled, and
9 lin ns S whsn S 6snsh
Msh n0Rted the white flag, and sent flag of truce
anan1dng the battery to cease firing and he would
l@x yungmann, replied, - He might do he pleased,
l he had was destined for the ships" The flag of
event backwards and forwards till clock when firing
Financed In an hour the frgate Gefon struck her
~ nd little after 1.-THE line of battle ship Christian also
adnHa Paludan and officers delivered their arms to the
Ed SAKE Gotha. and the came on shore prisoners
W The GeiOn was A gun tngate the Christian was
ssan ship Of the line. OF the Gefion The complement
men, Of whom 100 are prisoners aud 201 have fallen.
hikuan had 6UU men on board, OF whom nearly 200
fsonsn, and 100 have fallen. 1t was one of the most
an Affairs on record in the result 28 guns and HOO men
Sg me DdancbOtge TO the German colors. with three
~ ana ~ pieces of cannon. Immediately after the
s Of the men, the Christian in flames and blew up
nave accounts from the amy to the 4h instant On
~ zen I've crossed the koniRsen, and entered Scbles-
w mts different roads His division was in all s 800,
ny INHERENT arms, in three separate columns That
@hg towards Hadenleben consisting of $500 men. fell
cches Wig ftoistelneS ana Gelians, from l2UO TO
a strong, who were attacked and driven through that
esl some little lighting, whereby the Danes lost four
a9 zen wounded. The Danes, on the 4th, had pos
VI hadersleben, and sent advanced guard TO
. open road On the Sd, in the morning, another
MIoce lett Asen, about 5000 strong, and landed
sundenct They took Two different routes, to cut off
asaheed corps of Schleswig- HOls'ein troops who lad
i.1efy and consisted of 1000 to $3.50 men. They
~ a. htzbel. and neal Agensund, near Gravenstien,
sne moment bat as they retired rapidly from both
Me Danes returned TO their position and remained
anmolssted. On the 4h some of their men were
J.h en into the hands OF the Danes. Although the
me ChrSIaG and GeOn is deeply felt in this capital
Is no responding. Measures have been taken TO
IMMeoately the Denmark fgate and to equip another
iSsv snP also the s. H. lola, Of 80 guns. 1t eS
~uey Will be ready for sea by the 10th.
posERs AT PARIS A special train arrived on Thus
~ week with $50 Londoners, forming the frs
@,,ne Lnglsh expected in Paris, a visit to the
M ~ Nalona Quad They were received with much
sn, ~ me authorities at Boulogne and Amiens The
Ssisol the party waited on Saturday the Minister
10 an address made by the Secretary, and
Sn be described the party As depuaton o. merchants
Q ~ ana artisans, O.. de ent towns in England, de-
3, H. euWVating lnendly ela ions with the enCh
IN G replied in English, that it not neces-
an, e ssles TO have an Official character in order 10
ncrs, sssments OF England, and could appreciate the
~ snos " ne interest represented he added that he
asenS ~ uesoUs TO established between rance and
NJ a s99ns and 10 civilization
n OF Public Works gave orders for the admis-
al wbh English vlslters to the national buildings and
hha n are not usually opened to the public
Which, e vi ne week the party received augmenta
@hisbI a,sen Their numbers to upwards of 81 They
nam sa4hea al the way in which they received
ia The orot ra and by all classes OF people. Al the
"a At ~ oIchesTa PLAYED God save the Queen" the
"a" ue audience cheering