The daily crescent., 1849-04-13

affairs to much change. "A Sght
skmsh had taken place between the advanced posts of the
Roman and Neopoan troops Eptafo, the frontier of
Naples The Tuscan troops repOrtet to have occupied
the important dee Of Cereo, the frontier OF Modena,
and all other important passes Of the mountains The Min
lister of the Interior Rome directs by circular all heads OF
provinces to keep the National Guard ready for moving at
any moment sound tn tocsn at the first appearance
of the enemy. ~ ~
The authorities of Rome have visited the prisons Of the
Holy Office and liberated the prisoners Amongst the latter
was an Egyptian Bishop who was ncarcera:ed there under
the reign of Pope Leo Kill and whose legs were nearly par
ayzed by his close confinement. Two nuns were also re-
leased and convent The Assembly decreed the
abolition of the Holy Office the 9th February. Pope
Plus has issued another manifesto ecaptuatng his wrongs
and the sacegious of his SUBJECTS and calling for the
armed intervention of Spain France Austria and the Two
SiciIes well the moral aid Of all other powers
The document appears in the form of note from Cardina
Anonel of his Holiness at Gaeta addressed
to each of the foreign powers. .f--....-..
The forced losn deceed by the Constituent Assembly Of
Rome levied all persons whose income exceed Oo scud
per Incomes Of 1000 to 1000 scudi are taxed
fifth from 1000 to 6O0O oneounh from 5000 to 5000,
third from 5000 IL 000 onehalf and above IL 00o two
thirds The payments to be made in gold and silver
coin effects and the debt to be represented by small
payable bearer and redeemabe in three years. Gen.
Zamboni, charged with conspng against the republic is
confined in the Castle of St. Angelo. 9
The reported insunecti0n at Cracow is confirmed The
city said have been bombarded and order restored-
and five of the nsugent leaders hanged The French Gov
eminent has directed all Projects passports to Polish
refugees deous leave the country free of charge and to
supply them with money their to the frontier
The National Assembly at Frankfort has reelected M.
Smson as President and NM Besele and Krchgessuer
Vce.Presdents, ON the 5th of March. g ri
Mr. Francis b. Cutting. whose nomination to the Mayor
atty mentioned yesterday has declined, and the Hunker
last night took up the Banburners' candidate. Mr. Van
Setback whose election take to be certainty Both the
candidates now in the field uexceptionabe in every
respect and have nothing but party preferences to meet at
the polls. ..t-a.,.-5 .s..t-
The election in Connecticut has resulted worse for the
wings than anticipated The only whg elected to Con-
gress T. B. Butler. from the Fourth District There no
longer doubt that the democrats have majority joint
ballot The wings congratulate themselves the fact that
Truman Smith did 60 into the Cabinet. Mr. Baldwin,
the other Senator that State does ont until 1851
bill was yesterday introduced into the State Legislature
to provide funds for the Commissioners of Emigration
TO avoid the constitutional difficulties of the old law. The
details are numerous, and afraid of them would
meet the fate of those recently decided if carried be-
fore the same Court One of the provisions of the bill that
taking away the fees of the Health Commissioner and
placing him on a salary of $1,000 per annum.
( The New York wharfage bill passed the Assembly
amended as not to the charges canal boats and
North River craft. 3 uN
There row among the BroadwayTheatre people-Alvah
Mann Messrs Marshall and Biake-the latter having
taken from Mr. Mann the right of free enee. An indigna
ton meeting of the friends of Mr. Mann is to be held to-
morrow evening at the Florence House. 4s ... ..
The weather continues very warmstrees dnsty-country
inviting Respectfully yours. INDICATOR