The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-13
Additional by the Cambria.

Additional by the Cambria.
The NewYor5 papers, which came through this
morning, contain fuller telegraphic reports of the
news by the Cambria than those previously re-
ceiyed. We give them below
FRANCE.
The election TO fill IS vacancies in the Legisla,
tive Assembly has turned out much more favorable
70 the Governmest than was anticipated. With
the exception Of M. Jules Favre, who was returned
for Lyons, every one of the newly elected members
are of the majority, and will support the Govern
ment as long as the majority hold together. The
Debats sees great cause for anxiety in the passive
victory obtained in the elections, victory due en-
urely TO the tact that an immense number of the
voters RETAINED from voting That, says that Jour
nal, appears to be a bad symptom. II is an evil
upon which we cannot close our eyes, We are
the strongest to-day, but we find nothing 70 show
that we should be so tomorrow 1t is admitted
by all that coup de main is probable. The cues
tons openly discussed are about a Consulate for
life, the Empire, Henry and Compile de Paris The
change Of Ministry is considered an event most
certain % occur within very short time. The
Steele says Mole il to be President Of the Council
liners Minister Of the Interior, and Falloux Of
Foreign Affairs
By decree of the 18Th inst Gen. Lamorciere
has been appointed Envoy and Minister Penipo-
ientlary OF France TO Russia and he is said 10 have
ielt Paris for the headquarters Of the Emperor Of
Russia.
Baron de Rothschild is about to leave Paris on a
trip 10 Italy 1t is said that his journey is ia con-
hecuon with the indemnify 10 be paddy Piedmont,
winch would necessltate a loan and also the IN.
paid halEyear's interest on Roman bonds
The progress Of the investigation into the affairs
OF the 18th June, has become less active. owing to
some arrests recently made, and to the discovery
OF lmpSEiant correspondence. There is q talk also
OF certain revelations which will increase the num-
Der OF the accused, who are to figure before high
court Of justice.
Sergeant Rather the montqgnqrd representative,
has escaped to England.
ITALY.
The Pope has addressed an autograph letter to
General Oudinot on the occasion of receiving the
Keys of the City of Rome His Holiness congrat
uiates the General on the triumph of order in Rome
and expresses his hope that Divine Providence will
remove the difficulties that may still exist. He
adds that be does not to direct his prayers to
Heaven for the General, the army, and the French
nation. Inc letter was dated Gaeta, July 5.
Cardinal PieOli and the Marquis Sacchette ar
rived in Rome from Gaeta on the 9Th. The latter
IS Grand Chamberlain Of the Apostolic Palace.
Preparations are making in Rome which lead to
the impression that Plus TX is expected soon to re-
turn to the Quirinal All the wounded have been
removed from that Palace.
The French are doing all they can; distributing
money freely 10 get up cry in his favor but in vain.
The Roman troops, who had agreed in the first
instance TO do duty eonjointy with the French are
all leaving, and the whole force remaining now
amounts 10 less than 1000 men. OF these, many
were anxious TO leave, but Gen. OudinOt would not
consent. The POpe's engineers, having been asked
TO make demonstration in his favor, preferred
quitting his service. Thirtynine out of forty-three
resigned, and all the rank and file were disbanded
The same occurred in the artillery, ali the officers
having resigned, with the exception Of three cap
talns and sergeant. The reason given is that the
French authorities refused to give them any pro-
mise or guaranty as TO the protection of the rights
of the people.
Garibaldi has succeeded in making his escape
good from the French division, who were put upon
false scent, and he is now upon the mountains of
AbTuZzl. Previous. to his departure from Rome he
had secured the ammunition and military stores.
Another account states Garbaldi is on the Neapoli-
tan frontier, where he has been joined by another
body OF fugitive troops and formed, it is said, a,
body OF 10000 men.
The oeseged operations against Venice have
been discontinued in consequence of the fatal prev
alence Of fever and sickness amongst the Austrian
troops, by the excessive heat and hard work.
The American Charge d'Afiaires has been COM
PEELED to lake down his arms in consequences Of his
house having been forcibly entered by the French
patrol IN pursuit Of two deserters.
HUNGARY, AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
Although numerically considered, the hostile
forces are OF opposing superiority, the Hungarians
are very far from being in any desperate extremity.
The Turkish Ambassador in Paris received a dis
patcn on the 18Th inst. by a courier, announcing
that the Polish General BEN had again completely
defeated the Russians under the command Of Ieurs
IN Pennsylvania and that the latter had been obli-
nant Of his army.
Adyicss from Vienna of the 18th of. july state
tat buoa- eslh surrendered to the Austro Russian
troops on the llth inst without resistance. From
d report OF General daynau, addressed to the EN-
peror OF Austria, 1t appears that a verv sharn CON
tlict took place on the 18th inst. before C6morn
between the combined armies and the MaUvars
The Hungarians fought with furious impetnositv
but the Austrians claim the victory.
Another and probably more reliable account NJ
this battle states that $50 pieces of cannon y,gar
brought into the field by the Austrians and tLe
less sustained by the latter in artillerymen NAV he
estimated from the circumstance that several of
the guns had to be served ateTy by the Dutch
meister infantry. Nothing could be more complete
than the defeat of the united Russo Austrian armies
under Haynau. He was obliged to fall back on
Raab, where his headquarters are at present, and
which city is filled with wounded. He has been
obliged TO send 5000 wounded to PresbuTg. But
for the timely arrival Of the Russians cover his
retreat, Haynau and his staff would have been
taken.
As the Ban JeIlachich lately demanded by flag
OF truce, the garrison of Peerwardin TO surrender
the commander Of the garrison replied " know
well how affairs stand, and shat the so-caed Ban
of Croatia will soon find himself surrendered, and
with his whole army, be Destroyed" Benz has
collected all his troops near Szepedin 10 make
head against the Russians. The Ban holds the
enemy IN check, making successful sorties.
Comorn VIII soon be invested The COrps of
Gen. Grabbe were marching on it. The Hungarian
General, Georgey is still alone and in the field in
spite of the Vienna press, which has lately, not
only wounded and killed him, but also deprived
him of his command In Comorn, a. white and
black flag were waving on the battlements as sym
bots Of his contest for life or for death.
Hungarian, Descendants Gallaira, 30 much
feared the fact Of the Kingdom being placed ia a
state Of siege affords some foundation Tor tha con-
iemplaiaa rising N ihal pounEy IN connection viii