The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04


Ihe Nlsglaph yesterday brought the news Of the
survived of The fiibernia. with some faint sketch Of
tha nsWa which she brought Our readsfs will
fad y under the appropriate head. i would ap-
pear shat tie glorious Roman Republc has thus far
noby sastainsd itself asainst The insane attacks Of
the present French Government We come to this
conclusion aom the fact that the news coming
through French and H;uqiish s0urces-boih Of which
al present have q disposition to igaduce the Ro-
mans and nisfepresenf their deeds--do not give
Oudinot . victory He is nos in Rome that is sure,
and after four days fighting be would have been
there L he had not been beaten. But the most i'm
poriant news is from France itself The long medi
isated coup deiat has at last taken place; bat il
seems to have been but a sorry affair. The arsto-
orats hired mob to make disturbance, called out
the military to suppress it; the mob as in duty
bound run away; Paris was declared in a state Of
seige; the popular journals were suppressed, and
Rollin and Arago arrested Such we take to be
he true state of the case from the reports received
II the hired mob could have been induced to risk
their worthless lives and show a respectable fight,
the reactonsta Of che Assembly and their tool, the
President, might have succeeded in overturning the
Republic; as i is, when the dust and smoke shall
have passed away, men will be in doubt whether 10
pc enraged az The purpose Of the liberliedes or TO
laugh at their folly and stupidity The legitimisis,
The Bnnaparfiss, and the b9urgeOise Of France are
preparing for themselves terrible retribulion, BY
perssling in the attempt to crush tile rising power
Of the people, ana bring back the country to the
principles and measures Of the past They NAV
succeed Tor a moment They may suppress the
liberty Of the press they may put down the assem-
bages Of the people; they may momentarily stihe
the cry Of the millions for administrative reform and
a1aiai sr1rra4serrdy,f.
upon the men who have The ability and the honesty
to stand up for the right and dsnounce them and
their designs but their triumph will be shortlived
and their punishment inevitable The peopIe who
spared them in the day Of victory-the people who
overthrow the power Of Louis Philippe in an hour,
will not long submit 70 the baser rule Of Louis Bo
naparte, and his fraudulenty. elected Chamber.
And when things are again forced to extremities.
as there is every prospect they will be- it can not be
expected that the vcoFs in the strife will exhibit
the same forbearance and generosity that they'd
in February, 1913; they will not again overtufn a
government and spare It's members and minions
they will not again trust TO be again betraved
they will show no mercy to those who in the hour
Of their might have had no mercy for them. The
revolutionary tribunal may again hold its dreadful
sessions, and the guiotine may again play its
effective partin political regeneration. But should
the lesson of 93 be repeated there will be no one to
blame but those who will suffer, who are doing
their best to deservethe drest punishment that can
be inflicted. We hope thai even the present ma
iofity Of the Assembly, and the shadow Of Napo-
leon who ellis the office Of President, may find mo-
tive to pause in their career and to retrace their
steps before the struggle becomes inevitable hut if
they do Motif the battle of freedom must once
more be fought on the soil of Frame e--oe Uictisg
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PLEAsURE ExouRsIoNsOur readers win not fail 70 no.
ee The advertisement Of the New Orleans and Carroton
Railroad Company They have made arrangements to
have running hour during this day for the con.
venience Of those wkO wish to visit the delightful Caoton
Gardens. Also, the Advertisements Of the Sons Of Tenn
Gulf Railroad. And the MEASURE excursion Of the steamer
Olivia acIo@ The Lake She leaves at O'Clock A. M and
returns at in the evening. The steamer Mobile Capt
Sutton also makes trip 10 the Watering Places staring
from the Lake-ond Of thA poncharan Railroad on the
auival Of The train Of 1t will be remembered
thai the splendid boats james l.. Day Oeavng at II NJ
and he Creole saiting at ~ ND also land passengers
the different Watering Places.
sS The New shsl Road il now open and in excellent
order. From The halfway House down. it never was in
better condition, aud would advise our readers to 90
down aud zee Dan, who will be Z at home afday
AUCTION sALE-- To morraio.-We would call attention
70 the advertisement under s head OF sale of Dry
Goods. BY Fli. Petispaiu ro-AlorOw, at 10 O'Clock.
PAsaENaERs ARHIvED- Re- ataaa4sttD Palmetto from
9atptstgt -Dh MoCTeeny, lady and two children Mrs
1epl smith and dapghtefi Mrs, William and son Mrs.
Plaee Nh s JohnsqR a :; Viofol end SON Msssrs
@isens trce, Lnmm, w g. Powell, q. q Slosn e. o.
Mia taddfn, Mckaee, Hymn Howell Giants sannders
and hulbank, U.S.A. and "a on deck
FRom Rio JANEme--Ws are indebted to the
poiieness Of commercial friend for The following
Circular, received via RewYOrk Is adviees are
considerably later thanan previously al hand.
Rio DE JANarRo mil 20 1910
IMPORTED THIS aoNTH.
Flour ............. bbis fIumber fat ae an
etaieS
Europe ..4..-.. $50 lCodfsh oIs so