The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-09

at kOWno.
Nesselroae's Circular. The following has just
been issued BY The Cabinet of ST, Petenburgs
CIRcULAR DIsPATcH o. THE acssf1N gnynRNMnNT re-
rs gQHRfeN RkfEH q a1ifAg- -
~ .,,;, sssg.t z. q u q as ~.
and developed itself 70 sueh exent shat Rss
1oebssTy ~ 81 re iosss of Ss'i.s % sEs
slrsd ever remote p9inis where hey ass dsinss y ne
body Of the enemy advanced gr1duay from the Ler1o
vsnis are IN her hands is he same proportions s. fsis
military operations have extended she circle Of tsr Iegoa-
The originally Magyar movement has eaiusd more i'm
fora whole carps IN the RunRsnan amy and in1ue ths
niaenes e indiydsals who; Ike BEN ard psnbusti ~
ensiyg le Huaganaa fsbsian henols ~ be 81 an
srained het q nsaras Galiisia, aqa hen ao-
corning os q ss.cn aa ancss la ac1 b nls.s1e4
the sesis Of revolution N snd Cacew from Tran
endsasoIs, which d n corinOn with Turkey,
e e.ls5,i,b Tranquility j. Us pnrpees giving Ell pq.
Walaeha aud Moldsvia and they raise along The vide
extent OF frontier permanent source Of ssdous incgs-
meat and fermentation.
Such state o. things last without danger
complications which The glanaI dictates Uf prudea0s
SINCE TIE Austrian Government cannot upon her side By
stuaion, oppose, Al hls such forces the inHF
genls as y neeessaiy vout exhoging cheI not Is. agoI
mai application la Empsier ioT saance. order 70
sep1S t We move speef5y rebellion which eaanzes tna
leied to meet sh nogt. which touches closely ths
troops nave entered Gacia IN ote 10 ceopernls for he
q u 9es q ne 1eyouion q 4 lee
/ ne mainienaHce Of The Tranquility which whully DIS
tubed ~ Hungary. q Hanaced II the naighoag
Iies By The mort unbdlsd emasosuis viii. h1pe
ia5.aAe NE motives Which determines cur eous O action.
siys and sxpsciaHt p0siiod which be has hitherto mgn-
larai0h For when the Earor led that be rseovnized
we ugh . AZ ssas e decide according g tF 9p lsie t
gnacpe 81 ioheaThg q meids with ilie auraiions which
tsy think proper to make either j. thsr forms Of govern
nent g q their internal 0Eanizatien- his reserved
~ sesa IN ~ 5 e. ef,loa os We csc r ssle hs re-
hs own srcpny Or stect be political balance existing
But that our sscHrg in the interior Of he eapie mo-
fest he plans and easavoTs which re ihsurTe1s
,hsm.esfs sy2w ssd ever attack q that SIDE aganst
would e = iee sas Vine a stack uep ss isrIiioal
81 Esis5s X ~ a iss ~ ss.1 ~
fal existence 70 independent Hungary every one who
know the and resources Of tria viii IS egi-
dent that an Independence can have no p4psuf Al
duration but fssd upon the base Of snalchg and pels-
the Hungarian rebellion against Russia s piesssis a ~
1 70 allov g gain mors misIhievous eztsnsion
hnsieloif' VINE We tnpeloF pIqee,s Dig Polish pIo-
scoHTae 81 propaganda whose atenfica kds1 fn
solicitation q lie A6stan covssaussaf Isl y 7sss5 ~
r sses r ihs5 Raf q his qominons Dis sisy believes
rope, than IN bis own interest NnssELRoDa-
The Cologne Gasefte describes tbs prisons Of
Warsaw as being filed with Russian officers.
The Enperor's Opinions.--Ths Car having as
semhled the Russian and Polish Catholic Bishops
a. 81 Petersburg made them The fallosring nysaoh
~. Do DO not i.h % rev Isigon &c d ahoe
s N .l9daeea mic ny empire 6eesu.s lss nnoeat9
snvfiss cs- ny w. is. -. Y :. = Wal
a, spssasn 81 WIN, n,sn eoue e 4 they bage 20 iah
mt lgos q Rome Z pIsdietsa 81 That Wcul happen
mannef il which tns Po1a las bsr frss - 4 IN ,,1,s
ne sian al 49,, ~ . ~, q "a sna hepe 1uasi
here told The late Pupa GfeEoy XVI thiars Who'll s
good NAV DIS Intentions aIe exeelesi I'M ~
s9yot 100 much ct he spirit Of Tue ace TIE Sns q
POPE and now The Pope i compelled to have eourss @
Bishop Hoowinsti replied Your Majesty the Hov
5atss VS. Obliged l0y ied o cTeumstanes and he spt
Ths EnpeIo.- Very possibly but all lhsse di,ordssu
firm faith 10 The Wet tbey have r1n to two extreme,
tie far mn Aaa,fs ing ne E9ish B hsps
misguided men let your example Be their guide. ii YOU
pey az my power 10 this fmpoy and revolt
winch 2 pIssdns more ard mos and thieaisn4 even
result Of mnety In the Wet fefe IS 10 Ionssr snT ~
dessing himself The AetopOis5 Bishop and kissinr Is
tinue So ''' Oso' anu u's una' slA as4sl 'oA
CtrcGssiaR Victories Accounts from Constants
nople 70 the 18th of May published in the Morn
ing Herald, slate that intelligence had reached that
city of the Circassians having successfully attacked
lhe Russian army in the pass Of Kamicb, while on
IT'S march 20 proceed 10 The Danulian municipalities,
and put those troops the rout after having killed.
! $500 men. The Russians afterWard rallied and re-
attempted 10 accomplish The object Of their o,ir-
! ney, but were again repused, with farther loss
! OF zoo men. The Russian General, Nestornff, then
abandoned his mission, and withdrew TO IiRis
/ With the remainder Of his army. The CiFcassans
! had, on tho l7th Of April, made an attack on the
Russian garrison Of SOcha, when the latter became
panieistricken, and many Of Them led, but these
/ Who were captured were slaughtered BY the sWord.
Ia these engagements the Circassians took 100 guns
together with large quantities of arms and ammu-
milton.
DENMARK AND HOLsrEIN.
Progress Of tke Matchmaking papers to the
Sth ult inclusively mention thai on the 81 the
boInbaTdment OF FTederieia recommended, and on
the same evening body Of German light troops
drove the Danish outp0sls closer into the fortress
4 and advanced as far as the gacis. The results Of
the affair that the Germans, who lost about 90
killed and wounded, pushed their outposs farther
than they bad previously intended, and Withdrew
their men into their former positions. Some skir-
mishing, in which the Germans lost 81 killed and
wounded, occurred before the isle Of Alsen ON the
9th ult, and three farm. houses were set on fire;
but nothing Of much Importance seems 20 nave
happened. In neither Of these affairs is the loss Of
the Danes stated
Accounts from Copenhagen, Of the 9th, inform
us OF the Kings solemn acceptance OF the new
constitution Of the Dahish kingdom, and Of she
speech which the King delivered on that occasion.
| In that speech his Majesty e0ngratulatss the depu-
ties on the completion Of their task, but lac states
that the country Is still suffering from the conflict
caused blythe attack Of an unjust and powerful
enemy. He dissolves the Diet, AT the came time
hinting that events may happen which might soon
force him TO ask for their advice and assistance
BY letters patent the King has reserved 20 himself
a discretionary power ia the following cassa; l.
In the affairs Of the colony Of Guiana. 9 u mat
tiers connected with the arreaFa Of taxes Of the LAST
and Of part of the present. year. 3. Ia eases Of
! emergency to assemble the present Diet without
the formality Of another general election.
Haaabarg, Jane H--By accounts just received
from Copenhagen i appears that the Russian steam
frigate Otwasehum arrived off the island Of Alsen,
with the Emperors aidsde- camp Won Glazenapps
on board. lie Is Stated 70 report thaf she left Re-
next day. The news has NOT created much sensa-
ton on Onange, because we do not expert the
Russian feet IS coming with any hostile intention.
The position ql The army near krederieia Was I'M
allarad on h. 9Th