The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

!. Lhe Na-Ilnl va ayaauaIa A91gaIY a

announcing that the great RUSSIAN AMY -. J9sJ
completely defeated BY the Magyars. lt wts 'i
Anal the Russian army Of reserve was m9feIils
night and dav towards Podolla ana ~ --bicI
which were uncovered by the defeat ar ,,,id he
provinces the Emperor Nicholas iealsu STbo,,b
invaded BY the victorious huL II
this statement stands in need 81 cOi ii I;j,i
WIS - s,l tbat il has the more hkellhoou,
tsah 81 thar far the last eighteen months, lhe
pana ~ been The accredited organ Of the AUS
frian embassy At Paris, ana mas more tnah 'AAee
boosted Of is conneellQh win Ieuss,i D. Al, lI;
+, : stsred in the Cologne Gazette that the pubhc
.a.r,ioner of Presburg has refused to execute the
-ntenee OF death by hanging, passed by court mar
t;aI On some Hungarian mobiles, and has offered MS
s.sisnation. The e1ecutioner of Brunn had accor-
dinely been cent 10 Pfesburg,,
Reported Defeat Of Bem.-Yienna papers of the
7oth instant contain an official dispatch from the
bs9d.ouarters of General Luders, in SchassbWg,
Pennsylvania, stating that on the 3lst ult battle
sook place between his corps and the hungarian
army under BEN, in which the latter was defeated,
and the Russian General Skariatin killed by can
non bsIt 1909 Hungarians are said to have peeh
GiIiad in this battle They were pursued by the
CoSgaeks. who took seven field pieces, two stand,
ards a large quantity of ammunition, and OeIsLa'
Rera's travelling calash containing important Ja'
pers, 500 prisoners, too, were captufeu ~ w M
Russians The Russian losses are qu0tsu at "a
killed and 106 wounded. M. sollov,.
;og PROCLAMATION By Kossuth is Translated ~ vs.
ETt}bpne Il is dated July l4thy ana acc9lliusiy
,ivas no information es 20 recent eFeAtsg
sbs TIGHT on those previous to the otlle o. y I'
4, e addressed to the HungaTlans gehefally
@et, an ,.iios with me at learning that the whole
ssnh 50 the Thesis Tree from tne PesenSs y,
fhs enemy and IS in our hands st1 a4;s5 rstrssng
SoH ~ p.sisns h check SzOlnOk and tne Tlo
body threw iissL sef ~ brave jssgye and Cumanans'
.eyi0eSiablssd camp at kaIezet mug ~ i 49,,
Gbed anoBer al Baradpuspo, compelled me SUSAN amy
bsb hsi advanced to Dsbretsin' g eass t4s eI anu
Ielirs to MhkOcz. This river py ~ ~ eonnirg
BsVeen ne Danube and the fhsiss poleee ~
Rpoted MaggaT egts Ib BosT1l fortress Of Comom
WIN AZ smv Of 5O 600 men In al the Banqt there 99La
~ "a e5rb even thing necessary TO guarantee the
Inc Of he Maros In TIa3syvanis an SUSAN
PBssan army advancing by Cronsiadt VIII hnd BEN 0e-
fore it. From Fogaas Panscoya we S ~ Sns7a fba
troops the Mares and IN the fortress o. S 4; bSt ~
frontier of GRbeis and the national treasures IN S' ~
soetiOn."
Fhe Roman Catholic priests and people OF the
baronv of Upper Conneloe, have sent an address to
The Queen on her arrival in Ireland, in which they
say. We rejoice that the royal blood IN thy veins
is not polluted by descent from the monster f1ehy
from the boy-king, whose feeble HANDS were im-
brued in the blood Of his prlneely nooles, oI Loll
1he foul murdereas of thy last Catholic ancestTsss;
We rejoice still more that the pure flow OF ny royal
descent il not derived from the assassin OF Olenc0e
the perfdious vioator Of the treaty OF LlmeTlck.
We hail thee as the royal daughter OF Alfred, Of
the sainted Margaret Of Scotland, ana q Vle ooh'
queFor Of Cressy and PoictieFs. ~
A disastrous food has occurred in the neighbor'
hood Of Limerick Ireland. In the neighborhooc
of Dublin the corn-ieds have suffered greatly iron
The excessive rains, and we regret to say that N IN
worst districts in the south there are signs OF TN
potato disease re-sppearng.
The ChOjsrd,-Ihe epidemic is sun very iata
among the upper classes in various parts OF ireland
The Harvest Dublin, Aug l6-WIth the eN
cepnou Of few complaints of the appearance
red-wOrm in wheat, there are as yet no grounds Il
apprehension so iaT as the cereal crops are COZ
cerned. Oats and barley will be abundant beyon
the ordinary averages of former years but, for Oh
fourth time, it is feared that the potato IS dOome
to a partial blight
d Galway correspondent writes The potai
disease has uneauivooally appeared in shelters
places this week IN the north of Galway, but It ha
not as vet appeared in the open fields and the Gro
is So much more forward than usual. that trus
the greatest part of it will be saved. From Come
mara, in the vicinity Of Clilden, have had YER
melancholy reports it appears to be there in It's az
grayated type"
FRANCE.
The Rejome, which had re-appeaFed immediate
Nv on the raising of the state OF siege at Paris, ha
been again siezed at the post and tits office, VI
der the double charge Of exciting 20 hatred and col
tempt Of the government OF the republic, and
appogiZing for facts qualified as crimes by pen
law. Ii is in the article on the facts Of the 18th
June, that the Procureur-G General has signalizt
the crimes imputed.
NJ RUbaTd, the editor of the Revolution Dem
cTatgne et Socidle, was sentenced, by default
the Assize Court of Paris, on the 18th ult., to II
prisonmsnt for three years, and to pay fine
60O0f for having, on the 10th Of May published
libel on the President Of the republic.
The Legitimists are in high spirits to-day. Thu
say that M. de Falloux is omnipotent in the Ca
met and that before long they Will place NJ. BenC
in fiaa nd oh
The War Office.
Il was rumored in political circles yesterday tn
l4ucien Murat is about TO be sent as Minister
Madrid.
Gen. oudinot is expected in Paris in q few day
II Is said that in addition To the rank of Marsh;
he will be named Grand Chancellor of the Legi
of Honor.
THE PAPAL STATES.
A private letter, dated Rome, the 9Th ult., state
ON capital, so perfectly Tranquil during the Ia
fortnight, has suddenly resumed a warlike appef
ance Corps Of cavalry and infantry are e
camped during the night on the principal square
the horses are saddled, and the guns loaded. Fo
pieces Of artillery are pointed on the Piazza d
Popolo towards the three great streets, the C0rs
via Ripeto, and Via del BabuinO. Squadrons
cavalry and strong deiachments of infantry patr
at night the streets OF the city. General Oudino
on being informed Of the measure reducing by on
third the value Of the paper money, and anxious
prevent popular insurrecliOn, asked that the d
cree should not be posted up through the tow
but the POnufoal Commission placed under /
eyes his declaration Of the day before, by which
resigned all his powers into the hands Of the de-
gates Of the Holy Father, and the General W
obliged 10 allow The PRONUNCIATION OF the decree.
Rome Juiy 3l--The Commission appointed
the Pope has arrived and been installed in the f
penituds Of his power.
The military power remains in The hands Of I
French army The Pope, or the Apostolic Triu
vifate acting on his behalf, resume the civil TEL
poral authority of the States, without any pub
conditions whatever.
Rome, August 4.--rhe bombardment, viii
according TO the consular protest and vivid in
gination of Messrs. Freeborn & Co., General On
not poured on this devoted city, did not prodl
one-half the dismay exhibited BY all classes OF
community yesterday, on reading the arbitrary
cree of the Apostolic TFiumvirate relative to
paper money, and Rome would have risen as
man had NOT 10000 foreign bayonels been in
city TO prevent it.
The celebrated preacher, Ugo Basai, Of Boog
and S. LivTaghi, Of Milan, two Austrian desert
serving under GaEibaldi, were shot at Bologna
the 6th
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