The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

iteggea, Minch ilap- been thfOWn over during the
night. The loss on both sides was severe. Al
Russian Colouei and four other Russian officers
fell, and the Austrian Major Fischer. Few prisOn-
eFs were made. The three following DAYS passed
without lighting. But on the Austrian side great
activity visible ID the dslocatfon Of roore 10
the right bank Of the Danube al PresbnTa Prom
10000 70 5000 men We're conveyed across with \
much heavy artillery and cavairy. Part Of the
Russian army under Prince Paskiewitch, was ex-
Pecied 70 reach the vicinity Of Pesth on The ID July
Austrian Finances. Various new financial
measures v ere announced to the mercantile world
Of Vienna on the 39th June. They are 10 the
effsctthat the Bank Of Austria shall not hence
forward be- forced to issue notes to supply the def
cIeneies in the eKchequsr that the people shall be
summoned TO make voluntary contributions to the
wants of the Sfasa. ~ r,er cent. excheouer
biIls 81 ~ amount of % ooo
isstsd and that the current expenses Of The State
being covered from The voluntary contributions Of
the people, the surplus, il any, Is 10 be paid over
to the bank. Any money, no matter 10 what
amount, which shall lie paid in from Italy, shall
also be devoted 70 the liquidation Of the enormous
debts which the bank and the Government have
contracted and, lastly, the prohibition Of the ex-
port Of Austrian coin into foreign countries Is 70
be cancelled
SfSentenoe Of Zichy--The court martial in Oh
miltz, appointed to try Lieut.. Field Marshal Fer
dinand Count Itchy, for the surrender of Venice
without striking a blow in its defence, has found
that nobleman guilty, and condemned HIM TO loss
OF commission, pension, decorations, and the right
ment in fortress
GERMAN.
u is announced that the members of the Provis-
ional Government Of Baden have fled, and arrived
safely in Switzerland with large sum of the pub
lie money. The fortress Of Radsadt is said to
have fallen into the hands Of the Prussans, whose
headquarters, on the Neclsar, were at Enlingen.
Accounts from Carlsruhe, Of the 18th June, slate
that large body oftrooPs was being concentrated
round Radsladt, in which MieEOslavskf Is said TO
have shut himself up with 10000 insurgents, and
was preparing for desperate resistance. Tie Ba-
den soldiers who had Joined the insurgents were
| deserpng in great numbers. The place was pro-
1 Visianed for several weeks. Mannheim has been
occupied by a battalion of Bavarian chasseurs,
All the clubs had been nierdieted, and the citizens
disarmed.
The French Government has received the fol
/ lowing Geographic dispatch from StrasbuTg dated
4 the ID July Mierosawski arrived at Basic on
the 3D. with staff, and left almost Immediately for
/ Eiehstail in the canton Of Basic (campagne.l
darder, the,ex- Minister of Finance OF the Rrovis-
| ional Government at Baden, was arrested the same
day at Basic, and his property sequssiered."
The wreck Of the German Parliament, driven
from Frankfort, contemplate sitting at Constance,
in Switzerland.
BADEN.
i A desperate battle was fonghton the 29ih June
between the Pfussians and the insurgents, in the
ineighh0rhood Of the.Villages of Malaseh and Mug
gensteine, between Carsrnhe and Radstadt. The
Insurgents were defeated. Gen. Puckner has taken
1
| the Prince Of Prussia were at Oos The insurgents
were confined in8 the fortress of Radstadt while
of their corps had retfeatedin the direction OF
Stollhoten and Kehl
HANovERs
The Postampt Gazette publishes a note OF the
HanoyeFian Plenipotentiafes, setting forth various
objections to the constitutions promulgated by the
King Of Prussia. The principal Of these are thai
the constitution cannot be established nor the Diet
eOnvokeds without the consent Of Anstria-
l ~
The armlstee is again dormant, and hostilitie
have been slightly renewed So far as lockers Of
can Judge, there is no likelihood Of peace, whicl
did not exist with equal force several weeks since
Matters remain here much the same as before
Letters from Swinemunde, Both June, state tina
there has been an engagement between the PrUs
sian vessel Der Preussiche Adler, and Dauis
corvette, but after five hours combat they sspara
ted and the Prussan vessel returned 70 this harboT
FRANCE.
NJ. GARNER Pages has publicly announced hi
resolution to retire from public life.
AT the monthly organization of the bureau in tn
French Assembly, on the 18th, all the President
chosen were Of the peace order incndi1e Ger
lied the law officers 10 take up criminal proceed
ings against ten National Representatives for i'm
plication in the affair Of the 18Th
1 Iiedru Rollin is supposed to be seereted in Par
A capture had been made on the Tiber, by Ia
I French, Of a vessel equipped by Lombard coun
tess, which, TO all appearance, was only laden wit
Z. whelstones, improved to contain large supply
+ saltpetre and 5000 sacks Of lead. She had bee
taken to the headquarters Of Gen Moiliers, an
a sent by him to Civita Vecehia, under the survei
J, lance Of the police.
u The Haruest.-All the accounts received fror
the French province represent the approaching hal
e vest as abundant. Ii is expected that the whes
e and oat crop will produce at least one-thiFd NOR
I than that Of last year.
u IRELAND.
1t The Secretary Of State, in allqdingsto the prC
posed wish of the Queen, said that any large e.
penditnre on mere ceremony would be ill-timed an
d announcement and therefore the Queen will NJ
e visit Dublin in state but will visit the Cove
!, Cork thence proceed along the Irish coast to Dul
It lin where she will be the guest for few days
Lord ClafendOn after which she VIII visit Beltas
. and thence cross the channel TO Scotland Tn
visit will be probably in the fist or second week
sr August, according as the business Of ParliameI
a. will permit The visit of the Queen has brougl
sr about entire act of oblivion OF all party teen
rs in Dublin and preparations were being made
m receive her Majesty with every demonstration
"a loyalty and affection.
d. There were during the week ending the 9TH, on
N or two flying reports of the recurrence of the pOa
3 disease in the south of Ireland but not Of chara
Z, ter to merit especial notice; the concurrent stat
Il ments from all quarters up the 7thi confirm pr
yous reports Of the most cheering prospects for Il
IS approaching harvest
LAND.
"a The Sister.in-Law Marriage bill, after an inc
y feeuual attempt to exempt Scotland from its oper
e ton, passed Though the Committee in the Hou
II Of Commons.
n n On Tuesday, the 81, Mr.. O'Connor brought fo
y ward his motion ia favor Of the people charte
10 His speech was full of nvective especially in \
allusion to the Irish whom he styled the lick-spiil
is members of the Treasury side Of the House.
y, was supported by Mr. Hume and twelve othei
"a in a House Of 235.
Y Lord BrOugham gave notice on the 9TH Inst. To
" on The following Monday week he would submit
~ motion to The House relative to the Intervention
n the French at Rome
~ been started in London, and was being liberal
~ responded TO.
II English papers state that Jenny Lind viii VI
~ the United States Professionally, before she rein
r from the stage.
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