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

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stand that Oadinet j concen atinE bis behind the
Hs PamPbi Which forms galt Of he aneuluw, oatsds
which The continuation Of the same bill wiihn The gate
ing succeeded that object the city d h feet bat he
Master s AMI o SS M y q me
and narrow Streets An the firing and los Of lie with
caused by ne Genefas resouie attack he Villa Pam
phil sna ihe crest o. The Jsnicunm outside the walls
Tie Ports Ceyegere, well the Pofa del PoDoo but
positions advance Of The Villa Pamph. and 70 that ony
a vas ds s Sssd eT Sss q day e Hs
ing this important point and whilst The cssnos along tie
b. GaLibedi uiieg beyond lhs gates. and contested with
eose musSetEy snd 9sn with the bayone. even inch Of
FRENCH wa Tetasen md AGAIN carried than once;
gs Dc shs The justice tg say that their Iinee vas Of
vsyy 4ys AZ ~ ~ t 4n 1o,a .oe. y, nas pern
aegeree lhs nqpbe' kled spanded n the facts come
am as many Romans fell The hospitals u Rome are Is
aud this place constantly bringing up the wounded 70 be
The blood 81 re French soldier < M and ali te Evmn.
toms Of attack have reeeded before bis love
bas I ne I'm soSo n ~ e CONQUER, Zach man s se
ne z whetea oy ne eoqta conduct Of the enemy who
moral aud physes coinage Of s Romans 20 dtss we
never had besu caIcuatsd OH The hois pooaisS,os i.
mated By one spirit and even @ ie walls and
from tie eig yesterday morning, baye seen numslous
knowing what said in the French camp and an aeTee IN
representing de struggle 10 be Of he most deadly nststl
aaeossa he spanish war Of inspsadencs e'OH 81 o.
The ConcOrdia, of Turin, contains the following
paragraphs giving the latest news and rumors from
ItalY:
The French army had been not only unsuceess-
iul IN its attack upon Rome, but is stated that it
was almost 10 state Of dissolution and that Cen
/ Oudinot and his followers were in full retreat
At Turin the above news had caused much ex-
element The people assembled in large numbers,
and uttered loud cries 10 favor Of the Roman Re-
Nr,rrN n lie nn4NG kmNl4 VT-.I- =
| Ministers murmurs and misses were indulged in
The lst CarbiBeers issued from the Palace Of Mar
/ DONNA and dispersed tue assemblage Blood is
/ said to have been shed and many arrests made.
i The latest intelligence from the seat of war de-
clares that the French were engaged in making a
parallel at the distance Of 600 metres and intended
/ bombardmenl on the 7th
The Austrians were at Tevini; and rumor stated
that both the Austrians and Neapoians were now
/ pressing forward to cooperate with the French in
/ their operations against Rome
| The official report which Oudinot gives Of The
various combats on the Sd Of June is substantially
llhe same the account of the Times correspond
ent-only some glorifeation is added about the
soldiers who have so valiantly borne the French
coors on this memorable aud glorious day" He
will have to sing another song about the affairs Of
the 4th, unless he possesses little of the Napole-
onic spirit Of bullelnizing.
The London Daily News has advices from Rome
to halfpast two o'clock on the afternoon Of the 9Th
inst Their letter contains the following:
u.s. 70 800 sd 81 sss sS@s P99ss s g e.,
Chhlo 81 Santa sabna On Ire Avsstae ahead sc, ne
elects q Ne sssElgs shells, and The damage VIII Be no
Tremendous 0f thunder AID lightning lust now
ne IS aiay grand The g9est heal which b p sS
ths heavy rain will render The Campqgns still moe IN
lena tie lsmOei pa 81 tie ely walls 'os u0' VINO De
GERMAN EMPIRE.
Sttttgard Regencg.-The remains Of the late
Frankfort Parliament assembled at Stuttgart on
the 9th ult, and after passing some very violent
resolutions against the Constitution of the German
Empire, published by the Governments of Prus-
sa, Hanover and SaXony, they agreed to nominate
an executive council of eight persons, under the
title of regency, TO administer TO the affairs of the
Empire and to enforce the Frankfort Constitution.
The Regents elected were Messrs. Raveaux, Vpgt,
Schiller, III. Simon and Becker
| "a correspondent TO the Cologne Gazette writes
on the 10Th ult from Frankfort, that the temporary
central power there had given orders TO arrest the
members OF the Regency In Stuttgart.
BADEN.
The Provisional Government of Baden have or
dered the of the leaders of the sO.caed Club
ofDecided Progress" The Constituent Assembly
inst on Che 10th inst, at Carsruhe. The PrOvi-
siunal Government have stationed imposing forces
in the direction Of Birnheim, Hirschhom and the
valley of the Neckar. On the other hand il was
expe lied that the Prussian, Hessian, Necklehburg
and other troops sent against Baden, would com
mence operations on the llih. The Red Republic
cans are chiefly assembled in Heidelhurg; Bren-
taRo, and the majority of the citizens and military
of Carlsruhe are said to be in favor of peaceful
arrangement with the Gran Duke.
The Vicar of the German Empire has put forth
The following proclamation to the people Of Baden
III order to put down the armed resurrection Baden
the Imperial Executive, the requisite military force been
ma ching into the Grand Duohy The measures d .sVeIig
which must follow the entry Of the troops will be announced
the liz limit In
habaanis OF Baden-I shall fu the duty imposed on me Of
friend Of Fstberand express The ardent wish that you viii
listen 70 my peaceful exhOtatOns Already has public Opin.
ION declared IN positive manner against the
N Baden and the Palanae. that when compare the
with the notorious character OF that cOndemnabe and
petpons movement cannot abandon the hope that by
genee Of the inhabitants. shall contribute 10 the avoiding
Strengthen the noble powers Of Baden IN order to psvent he
theaene unnatural contest at least limit the ranks Of
o. 1smfny q who have toever abandoned the path Of
People Baden You cannot have forgotten that it not
to The legally expressed wish Of the majority but the
rotsm Of eOpgIegated masses that The unhhppy
dton Of Baden and OF the Palahnse to be attributed Ii
own honor that oonn
Ky shsii 20 ongeI present e he PEOPLE Of Gsmany,a
q lhe aaen INJUNCTION se the Peoeedines Of is leaders
dom Of he citizens the RstoSs rights Nv tS
county endangered The nsuueotiOa assumed ths hypo
and criminal movement even to ts biSSesf minds Fstes5
however Of forwarding that Constitution, the unbOundd
eEcesse committed Baden and the Palstnats form (iothe
great ge Of a palnot) The most dangsous Of obstacles
he sEea object OF The ecOnsuuclon Of Germany in man
ne WOuhy OF us peOOle. Every German who has heart
for big cbanymen be filled with shame aud grief when
ne reflects that is not foreign foes, bat Germans them
selves no are labOnng at the destruction Of the dearest
hopes o. Fsifbersnd Many Of your Ps3sat occupants IN
mouths hsye 10 fact, country but The peOpe in their
better feeling do not separate iaheand from liberty and
the sonsOf Baden will be convinced that disgTaeeui
\ beOag @ horde whose nugeadeis do shrink from
ypking Ofeign aid internal struggle fOf Constitution
Never should such horde dare 10 call itself OF free
dom io the false appeanOn Will be secuted by general in
/ dignation.
Inhabitants Of Baden lam convinced that the conscience
Q the people though it be bunted cannot be for
length OF Time suppressed Listen 70 IFS voice rather than to
the cal OF additions hatteTeIs All Germany expects that
you viii return the political virtues OF moderation and
sound sense without whuh progress possible nor the
prize Of the efforts and suiieu OF las HttsBabe The
German auny which is enenngion y0n Territory, Wll pro-
tec the Empie, aud restore tyuu the constitutional rule of
good Prince together with the blessings Of freedom and
Of true liberty Io0njuns you promote the bOodess attain
ment Of that object Unite strength in order to
from youi homes the misiounes and disgrace OF civil
II tSrned) The Vicar OF the Empire,