The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

4 FURTHER BLYTHE aAHsL4IlAs
FRAHcEs--The delibsFu6ous a DE- Nafanal A.
SsnabIV were almost wholly devoted on The 16th and
18Th nlt. to de report Of q. Theirs On DE houau
question. The report u Decidedly conservative
and at vaziaues with the expressed visws Of 5hs
\ Presidents letter to N. NeY IN uanclusioH q
which NJ Theirs arrives IT, liat liberal n.titations
incompatible with the adspsndence q ne Pope,
. temporal sovereign, and hkeyVlse ehe indspen-
denes of the Catlols Church and the r0hts 81 tie
Il j. not believed tkat the views q D. Theirs VII
be responded - ~ the French naton, ard Il y e.
tain that both DE matter and style Of thg report -
very unsatsfactOEy to the President q soe ea9lic
His dispisusure found yent in letter . -. OdioA
BsFro4 n which he informed him thas The soHfi-
ments expressed IN Biz letter and The polcy Il ID
yaneed were those By which the Roman aflalrS
must be solved, and which alone sppelHsd % HIM
dgnits Of France. AT a Miniaeerial CoanciE held
subsequently, it was decided dat tne Government
would follow exclusively the policy laid down IN
the letter Of the President NE etaiEs q Rome,
the effect Of which resolution val BE- Z = sad %
cause n. EallOux and Gen. Euhiere8 immediately
70 retire from slIs Ministry. No aetiou bad takea
place on the part Of the Assembly 10 indieAlo the
views Of the majority the report Of y. IhieEls
but there vas a rumor from Paris, On. 4 huTsday,
that fhe difficulty besWesn 81. IhisSs and the Pre-.
aident had been satisfactorily adjusted.
In ne Assembly. on the 18th and l6lh, The pm
eipal subject Of debate was the annual dowTy q
1900 francs Of the Duchess Il Orleans. The BIZ
wa vehementIV opposed BY Nj Michasl and Others,
but was finally passed By very large maioEity-
The High Court Of Justice At Versailles com
menesd its sittiags the 18th, and j. engaged in
trying the persons concerned in the afairs Of the
18th July SeveFalexcitinq and disrspufable scenes
have OcosFFed before the Court, and there 4
70 SPprehend that others viii follow. On the 18th,
al. Emile de Girardin being sxaminsd -
wItReas, when violent altereation took placs be-
twuen him and the ProcureuT General in The course
II. H.
the Constitution having been violated, resist4ncs
right and duty.
At subsequent stage of the Investigation, the
judge fOrhads NJ. GiEsrdin to reply 10 q remark Of
Of the counsel when all the prisoners arose,
DlaSsO, and demanded, with violent gesticulsfiozs,
shat the witness should be heard. A fearful scene
Of tumult and confusion ensued and nearly an hour
elapsed before the hlssisrs could bring the accused
and the judges to a state Of calmness-
On the day following, one q the Witnesses,
Lleutenant Of the geHdaTBleTte, boasted Of having
thrusted his sabre into the breast q man who was
uAarmed, and advanced with his bosom barred,
wheTeuPon all the accused rose Up and denounced
the witness as q coward, one Of the counsel ex-
claiming that he not worthy g wear epaulettsu
lndeseribable confusion ensueds which terminated
in the judges seeking flight They returned, bow
ever, in an hour, 70 say that no notice should be
taken Of the interruption.
The National Assembly have lnuHllsd the elsc-
ton for Gadaloupe in consequences Of accounts Of
assassination the part Of the supporters Of the
present members.
AUSTRIA ANb HUneAKH,-A treaty bstwsen
Austria and Prussia was signed at Vienna Sept.
Goth and ratified by Prussia the 1oth ult, which
provides that Austria and Prussia should assume
the administration Of the Central Powers Of the
German Confederation IN the name Of al the Gov
emmsnta Of the Confederation, until the lat May,
1850, unless this power be transferred 70 deni-
tive power before that period
General Haynau, in his administration Of the
military affairs Of Hungary, loses No opportunity e
preserve the bloody ePifhst that has been univar-
Il sally applied to him. He has thus far aueesedad
-. nlur irW under the guise Of 8 court martial
tntrtesA tAans ziau Genetals who delivered thsml-
seiseS Up AZ the ene q the war and induced their
soldiers 70 ~ down Their arms and % make the
tragedy display suitable daisoaserzsltt Count Ba-
thynny, the Prime Minister a Hungary has been
shot, under circumstances which viii forever make
the Austrian name synonymous with crualtY
treaehsIy and dIshonor. To Tehd1r the llst hour
OF ms brave and accomplished n0bemau aa bitter
as possible, be was sentenced 20 maIeiuctora IN
stead Of soldiers death. To avoid the irnouinv
Of halter, the vide Of The patriot had a dagger
conveyed 90 hun u hi9 hnens with which 10 antiei-
pate his doom. The Count did not succeed in TIA
suicide, but his throat was 90 much injured BY The
wouRd he had inflicted, that - Ind prevented his
murdereFs from stTdHElinF him vita the cord He
fell pierced to the heart By The bBlieia Of The Aus
| tFian soldiers his last words hene nv country
foFoveF.' Some ladies Of he highest class endesv
ored to dip their hands in the blood Il he hllsn
patriot but were prevented By the Austrian
| bayonets.
A letter from Vienna saws the nso.u-itie1 q the
State require that new taxes should 81 levied md
those already existing increased. Thus thsimposts
on the soil, buildings, trades and professions viii
be considerably augmented, and an income tag IN
A letter from Rsmnin, dated Oet. 1o,b. s.v, TIA,
| the Austrian General kanslau had arrived Il Wild
din, from which the dates reached to the 9Th with
a letter from Gen Haynau to the Pacha, By which
the Hungarian refugees from the sergeant dovra.
~
greater part Of them returned 10 Hungary Gen.
| Hurlab then proceeded to Constantinoplo Several
hundred oiiesrs, Of those furnished with paasnarts
from Comorn, have passed through Berlin a fheir
/ way to the West Some Of them are going 70
America. klaPka is said to have been among thsse
refugees, and to have embraced the resolntoo az
crossing the Atlantic, with three hundred others.
According to Lioyd's Hungary IL to b divided
heneefOrth into ten diHtriets each to have It's own
provincial Legislature, and the deputies are to b
chosen by majority OF the votes 81 the people.
GREAT BRITAIS.-A large and highly respect
able meeting, which was prssided ovor BY tie Lord
Mayor Of London, took place ct the EaFptian
Hail. in that city, the 17th ult relativs to the
proposed exhibition Of industry Of all nations in
that city during the ensuing year. The best feel
ing was evinced towards the plan Of the projectors,
and 1t was proposed to rsise BY subscription the
SUM Of 100000, to distribute in premiums. An
nations arc invited, without distinction Or pref,r
NHO1t promoters OF the ueeiEm feel mi
gIvtngs OF the possibility Of raising &l0000O or
more for the general expenses Of the exhibition.
A conflict attended with fatal results took plses
on the l3th at kileEby in Kings eaunty in which
three policemen were killed m0Etally wounded
and several others were seriously injured several
/ volleys were subsequently, fired into the barFnck
whittier the survivors Of the conatabulary Ma been
compelled to retreat, and the corn waa carried "a
in triumph By the Psasantry. The ezsite4aept
| growing out Of the dismissal Of Lord Reisr fro.n
the magistTaeY seems likely 20 lead 70 usrv ssrion-
results Orangemen and rePealsrs are once more
| glaTing at each ether with the malias offeDds
| The Orangemen Of the North are preparing for a
| grand field day the 5th Of Eovenshef nc Ami
versary Of the GunpoNder Plot--which & uot ure-
vented by the strong Of the lavf-eaa har,II,,
fail to end in the shedding Of blood There 4 No
abatement in the spirit 0G the Repaalors a snei
ton Hall, and the rent is on the increase
AUTH HN....Hr r. nson.
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| The lero laarns nlr1 Finq
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