The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-27
The German Empire.


The intelligence from Germany is that the insur
gent Baden army, concentrated on The banks of
the Neckar, was attacked on the 22d inst, along
its whole line, and entirely routed by the armies
under the orders Of the Prince of Prussia and Gen.
Peucuner. Mannheim and Heidelberg are taken.
Merosawski and the remnant of his army are in
flight towards the line of mountains on the borders
of the Grand Duchy Of Baden. The free corps
have dispersed in the country. This intelligence
has since been confirmed by the German journals,
but the Carlsruhe Gazette, the organ of the insur
TectiOnary government, pretends that they retired
in good order; and would be able to resume hos
tilities. Arevolution has just broken out in Wir-
temburg. Allthe country between Friedrichshefen
and Schramberg has risen in arms the soldiery who
formed Gordon on the frontier of Baden have
joined the movement. 1t is said that the people
have also Fevotsd at Hechingen.
An extra edition Of the Darmsladter Zeitung
publishes some details Of the surrender of the city
of Mannheim the late starting point of the Baden
revoluuonists. 1t appears that on the evening of
the 22d inst Mieroslawsd advanced with almost
the whole of his army to offer combat to the Prus
SLAMS under Gen. Hlrschield. One Of MierOslaw-
skis regiments, namely, the I'd dragons, was
ordered to proceed to SchweZinger. They refused
to obey. Their refractory spirit encouraged the
citizens Of Mannheim, who, rising against Micro
slawski, effected counter revolution, Mannheim,
thus liberated, almost without an engagement,
opened its barrcades to the Prussians, who entered
the town by the Neckar bridge amidst the loud
Hanover is reported to have come forward with
project which is likely to add to rather than allie
ylate the present difficulties of the German ques-
hon. il proposes, namely, that Austria and Prussia
shall divide the supreme power between them, not
alternately, but conformity. This chiefdom TO be
supported by Council of State, consisting Of rep
Tssehtatlves from all the other States Of Germany
ms chieidom and Council of State is intended to
replace the Curatorship of Prussia and the College
oi flnees as proposed by the Triple Confederation
IN Inc l2th inst. the Prince of Prussia had his
lleauq9arters at Langenbrucken, on the road be-
tween Mannheim and Carsruhe The troops had a
number OF actions to sustain against the insurgents
at Slnsheim, Langenbrucken and Brucbsal' AT
Waghaeusel, where Mieroslawski had concen-
rated all his forces, the advantage remained with
the Prussians, but thew lost 10 dead and 1874 SOL
diers were missing. Beust, Mieroslawskias Aide
de-camp, was made prisoner and another was
killed, a Mr. SchloefIel.
1t appears that the insurgents were Concentrating
round and at Rastadt The troops of the ReicR
and the columns Of Gen. Setback had united at Sins
helm. Thus the plan of turning the enemv's flank
has perfectly succeeded, and the cities Of Laden
burg, Mannheim, Heidelberg, etc, are in the hands
| Of the combined troops.
Telegraphic dispatches announce that Carlsruhe
was occupied on the 25th by the Prussians, e
whom two Baden regiments had come over,