The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

poles that do duty liberty in the banlieue
In some cases where the tree" though slender,
was of Patagonan height, they were obliged to lop
it of some of its honors, in order to bring down the
obnoxious cap without cutting down the tree.
The colonel of the Republican Guard of Paris
has issued an order of the day, forbidding his men
TO frequent the establishment opened by the Frater-
nal Association of Cooks the Barriere de Maine,
on account of the anarchical doctrines preached
there by the Socialists.
GERMANY.
The Constitution and the Imperial PoDer.-In
the sitting of the German Parliament of the 18th
inst, the Committee Constitutional matters
handed in its report the motion of Herr Welcker
of the 18th inst, "That the House should vote the
draft OF the Constitution, such as it was after the
first reading; and that the hereditary Imperial
dignity should be offered to his Majesty the King of
Prussia The report of the committee recon-
mended the adoption of the Constitution moved,
but proposed two amendments relative to the
Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein, and to the dis
trIbuon OF the votes among the German provinces.
The other paragraphs of Herr Welcker's motion,
and especially that which proposed to offer the
Crown of the Empire to the King of Prussia were
strongly recommended by the whole Of the Com
mittee The debate on the motion commenced on
Saturday, the 18th inst. The number of intending
speakers who have inscribed their names is 30 for
and upward of 60 against the proposition.
On The Goth the debate was resumed, and Baron
Won Gagern made speech in favor of Herr We'll
ker's motion. The division upon this motion was
TO come off on the 22d. Advices from Frankfort 10
the 2lst state that the debate has closed The
following proposition for a governing power is I'M
derstood to have been received by Baron Schwer-
ling, Austrian Minister at Frankfort, from his Gov
ernT Tsd t.h,. Of o,, non,... ,h, ,ss Contra,
10 be composed of the Plenpotentlare of the
Ssnn &c i've and if Rossb f members ought to
seven with nine votes among Them Austria and Pus-
the remaining four beng divided among the
rest OF the German States according to the size and I'M
are exercise their functions as d. egaes of Their Provnces
without however, being bound to special instructions
majority OF votes is Indispensable for each declson
AUSTRIA.
1t was reported in Vienna on Thursday night
that Schuselka, the late President of the kremser
Diet, had been seized on the morning of that day,
taken before court-martial and shot.
Accounts from Vienna of the 7th state that the
funds rose very considerably in consequence Of the
promplgation of the Constitution and the dis
solution of the Diet of kremser. There was
slight depreciation of gold and bills of exchange
Three members of the dissolved Diet, konnd
Fuster and Kudick, have been arrested, and are
to be tried, charged with completely in the murder
of Gen. Latour.
The new Constitution has generally been well
received in Bohemia and Morayia, as well as in
| the other provinces.
PRUSSIA.
The DAYS Of March.-On the 10th public
notice, signed 'Wrangel,'' was issued, forbidding
all assemblages, all public speakngs, process
sions of all kinds in the streets of the city, and
within the whole circuit ten miles English) refund
Berlin. letter from Berlin of the 18th inst. says
''The anniversary looked forward to with so much
anxiety has passed over without any disturbance
result due rather TO the repressive measures of
the Government than to the disposition of the peo
pie. There was no parade OF military force in
deed the troops were scarcely visible throughout
the dav The aptuaI of or1ar left
wholly to the new constabulary but unless they
had been supported by the knowledge of the i'm
mense power that could be brought into operation
in moment, they would have found the task i'm
possible"
THE DANISH QUESTION.
A correspondent at Berlin on the both writes :
81 learn that yesterday the Danish Envoy had an
interview with the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
| Won Arnim, in which he communicated to him the
| renewal of the Danish armlstice for three months
| This result really comes from ST. Petersburg,
| though | have no doubt it has been influenced by
the firm and warlike attitude assumed by Prussia
NORTHERN ITALY.
! Termination of the Armistice.-Official intelli-
| gence has at length been received that the
| 18th the Sandman Government intimated to
| Marshal Radetzsky, at Milan, its intention to tern
nate the armistice, and that hosttes might be
expected to recommence on the 2lst. The intima-
| ton was conveyed to Marshal Radeizsky in docu-
ment asserting that though the armstice is faith
fully observed by the Sandman army, the Austrans
violated all its conditions among other ways by
not restoring the moiety of the artillery of Pes
| chera, by the military and political occupa-
| ton of the Duchies, the blockade OF Venice,
and cruelies of all kinds exercised toward the peo
Pile, in lieu of the protection which had been pro-
| missed by the Imperial Government to life and
| property, DC. In consequence, the Government
| of Charles Albert declares that it is no longer
bound by the armistice, and "denounces" it ac-
cordjngly.
Strength of the I'Do Armies.-The Journal des
Debas of the 22d gives the following description of
the Sandman and Austrian armies:
divisions The ist I'd Sd and Alb divisions and that Of he
&C., asd 1' The Snss
The total active force thus reaches about 80 600 of
SPP the the sans
slsts OF II batteries OF pieces each ' The Pied
%Seh admi?aby mounted 600 to 500
GI M obs hs ss Of
Ma I Gen Cassato, Gen Ross and ID, Cel Alberi
sesses 100 pieces of artillery 1t divided into
OF which occupies Lombsrdy and the other the venitian
about 5OooO who viii probably be concentrated al Trsvg
TO- in the face Of the enemy and finally give battle if the
has its left wing on Pavia its right near Magenta # the
selves great HONOR
The Austrians evacuated Parma on the 18th OF
! March. The inhabitants Immediately raised the
flag of Piedmont. The latest advices state that
| RadetZsky has also evacuated PlacenZa.
| Radazsky.- Immediately after the receipt of the
| Sandman intmation that the armistice would end
on the Dist, Marshal Radetzsky is stated to have
| ordered several inhabitants of Milan, and .other
towns of Lombardy be seized as hostages for the
good behavior of their fellow-iownsmen. He is
| also stated to have summoned the Podesta of Milan
| and to have shown him the preparations made for
| laying the city IN ashes if an instruction should
be attempted. We translate the following from LIZ
| Constitutional of the DIST ut:
According to the last news fiom Milan, Marshal Ra
detzky and his staff have left the city leaving eitade
on sufficient to lombard and fire the last
ment The streets are guarded at their exemties by dem
basons behind which bodies of police watch the inhab
tans All persons required to be within doors at in
the evening Numerous domciary visits have been made
bat without result the arms if they exist too we'll
ceaed Count Montecuculi, Chefof the Civil Admnstra
ton OF Lombardy left Milan the 18TH carrying with him
| the archives
| MODENA.
The Marseilles journals say that Modena has
been evacuated by the Austrians, and that the
| Duke has fled. This is confirmed by procIama-
ton published at Leghorn on behalf of the Cover
| nor, Bosi. -
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