The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

The following accounts by the America, are adj
ditional to those we have already published


ditonal to those we have already published:
FRANCE.
The Moniteur contains a list of the new minis
try, of which Gen. d Hauteye,is to be the Minis
terol War, ad interim, in the absence of M. de
Reineyal, withthe Portfolio Of Foreign Affairs; NJ
Achille Ford, of Finance So
The ouvriersOf Toulouse have opened a subscrip-
ton to purchase sword of honor for the Count de
Chambord, Henry the Fifth.
The National states that the French Government
has prohibited the entry into France Of the Pied
montese journals published by Maseseini, and has
also nterdcted the passage through its territories
of the copies addressed to England and America
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The victims who have been stTangled in Pesth,
or shot are all men of rank and when it is stated
that Haynau has been appointed Civil and Military
Governor Of Hungary we are led to- expect new
outrages on honor and humanity. 8.
If this Wholesale system Of crime is continued,
another crisis in that countryis believed to be pey-
table,
The Hungarian officials are sehding,in their res
ignations in masses. E
The various nationalites of Hungary have recon-
menoed their old struggles for ascendancy, particu-
larly the Sowaks Rubenes
An ordinance of the Emperor has been publish
ed which has for its object 20 apply to Hungary
the principle Of equality, in the eye OF the law, OF
all citizens in all matters Of duty and imposts.
The Austrian Government have issued circulars
to all the Roman publishers, prohibiting the publ
cation Of any book without having first submitted
the manuscript to the inspection Of military gov
! eTuor.
TURKEY.
/ The only allusion in the papers at hand, to the
difficulty between Turkey and Russia, is given in
a single paragraph,
Measures have been taken by the Porte for the
location Of the Polish and Hungarian refugees, the
| former had been conveyed to Shmulk while the
latter were lodged in good quarters at Siastega and
| Rubchirk
No less than 300 of tbe Hungarian refugees had
! become converts TO lslamisn, and many Of their
| friends are about to follow their example.
The Porte has declared the Island OF Samos in a
state Of blockade, owing to the continuance Of dis
turbance.
ROME
1t was not expected that the Hope would return
soon, or that the French army would leave imnre,
diately Great hostility was still maintained to-
wards the Pope.
An Austrian envoy had arrived in Rome to con.
clsde treaty of commerce for the navigation Of
the River Po.
Calpaleo, one of the NeappHtan msurrectionists
has been arrested in Rome. --..-
In speaking of the return Of the Pope to Rome
9 correspondent Of the London Times says =" II
he returns, it must be under the protection of TO-
reign bayonets, for among the people at large little
| sympathy is avowed and all classes dread so much
the restoration of clerical intolerance, that no one
can persuade himself it may be excluded from the
Papal train,
Should the Pope neglect to prepare the way fol
his return, il will be a troubled one.
SPAIN.
1t appears that Narvaez has taken annie ven
geance on all the parties who were instrumental il
| tripping his heels. He has dismissed the Kins
| from his post as keeper of the palace, and mpri
soned a prizes, and a monk as the instruments @
the Kings policy,