The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

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PAUssIA - TeIegFaphie DISPATCHES zss tsau
received At Paris from Berlin, announcing fatf
Austrian cabinet lad made a FORMAL pTuts1s against
furs, and that The AustIian governments alIaasd @
the probability ofaFusd ilfsTerencs hF Austria ia
the afiaiu Of Germany. Hhganme asieeIaP1se &C.
count stated that the kfussan governments bad a.
sweFed tie Austrian dispatch 81 seslarafion that
Prussia would maintain her rights. These accouu1s
have been partially confirmed. a il54 % tbs
London Morning Chronicle says Pm e6tesftz-
enbuFg recently pointed out % The Pgl1rr goseEns
ment the dangeFS likely % arise from To e0ngoea.
ton Of Parliament, insisting OH The revolutionary
tendency 10 which i would give rge, and De 10
action that would be felt, NOS only il the Asllnn
States but 10 Prussia likswiae. Suinsqusntly
Prussia replied she had duly weighed az tss con-
sideraHOns, but that most elevated and pressing mo-
lIvea urged her % pensvere-and az Regarded saal
dangelss she would know how g meet them.
" II an correctly Informed, !" says tie NfissEs
Austria ss gone step further, and 2. lni.asd
TO Praasia that should the eaee require H. Aulls
will not hsSiiaie 70 have recourse % an alzssd in
leTveuliql. Sc Tuu hshIDit - once mora On me
eve offs serious e0aaict.
A cabinet council has besn held, and he flse-
tofai law Of Parliament adopted. The c0unrI was
then occupied with the reply to Austria noss
dispatched in reply 70 Prince ScbwarixenbsFE, has
been already sent 10 The PFussiaI Eavoy Is tlsuna
Pgusaia maintains with eBeEgy her r1 q
carry out the limited fsdefafiorl-d riahG formally
guaranteed % her. Prussia replies % The AuasIian
dispatch relative 70 an armed iniervendon, th1 ee
awaits IT,
learn also from Berlin tIlt the upper cham sf
had declined 70 retain iis cd constitution. 41e
proposition for peefags was rejected - were ave
various amendments proposing adireet % indis1cs
election By the highest authorities. Subsequently,
the following most cautious proposition rga rdo d
The constitution Of the upper chamhsr Is 20 Be-
fixed By future law, which must receive the sane
uon Of both chamber, and will then become part
and parcel Of the co14titufiOn Of the country"
A Geographic dispatch from Berlin To- tIla Co
loBns Gazette, announces thar The King had lglad
the law for the election Of he rspFs nlaflves 10
the German Parliament, TO assemble sl Egfurt
FRANcE--The personal GnarrelsO Of msmhars of
the Legislative Assembly have terminated il soma
half a dozen dusls. NJ Pierre Bonapafte figured in
three OE four of these encounters, none q which
terminated fatally.
Measures for modifying the eonstitasi1n are sill
discussed. Il is now suggested 70 cha The As~
gislative Assembly into q constituent body, 70 be
invested with The power Of eleciing the kfesidenfs
and Of extending the term Of his Ofce 70 suei p8-
Rod as may obviafe The necessity Of frequent ag-
peals 70 universal suffrage.
TUkKEY.--From Conssanfinople we learn that
nothing has lransaiEed calculated g disturb tao
previous pacific course ofevents. II IS confidently
stated that the British fleet has orders 20 uithdraW
from the Dardanolles.
Nothing further i known relative % he llllsns-
abouts Of the Hungarian and POLISH refugees. The
Russian Ambassador has once more 1aau admiftBd
to an interview with tha liand Nizisf, and diplO-
matte intercourse between Russia and The Porte
may be presumed to be renewed.
The lonian Islands have been restored Q psl
tranquility
MOROCCu.-It has been officially announced that
the difficulty between the French and the Empat0F
Of Morocco has been satisfactorily adiusled.
AUsTRIA.-Austria appears satisfied wiki what
Turkey has done by transporting the Hungallan
refugees 10 the interior.
I aa
i1e talae EetQEaaa he expelled from the Otlqlllu
Allllles and fha rhials irarfilaras without IS =
excepting thoss who have eIuhlneed alrhelas,i-
aniam. The Sultan received 4Aazs pfopodi ti1ns ID
? maAqer that showed they would not Be accedad
TO- a council was about % be convened % Mia
them INTO consideration.
The Vienna correspondent of the Daily News
says that letters from Constantinopls mention thai
iresh subjects Of dispute had arisen between TuF-
key and Russia, in consequence of the energy y
he united diplomacy Of England and Fnncs.
The following additional iisr.s appear 70 b lais.
than the foregoing;
There is no further development Of national ss
ing on the part Of the people Of the Danish Ducha
but asIhe period approaches for the termination q
the armisce, It Is plain that not the smallest ulas
| gness has been made towards the efscfnaI sdinaf.
| ment Of this vexed question.
A semi-of1ieial statement, set forth in a Brus-sl
paper, intimAtes that it Is wise and eEpsdis1f ~
! Belgium 10 increase her military forces shovvinq
thereby, that they have not great condolences Ia ths
/ pacific intentions Of their neighbors.
The Russian Minister was excessively anu5gysi
by the presence Of the British fleet in The DartIa.
neles which be declared violation Of the treaty..
and has il is said refused 10 enter into negotiation
until the English shall hayequisied the Straits.
Il is said that the Porte is also determined, at ts
expiration Of the stipulated term, 70 withdraw thsss
| concessions in favor Of Russian commerce, over
| other nations, which at present exist.
The letter Of Vienna correspondent, dated 18th
inst, says; also hear the Porte has proposed q
send The Hungarian refugees TO Bagdad."