The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-21
LATE FROM EUROPE.
News By the Hlbernia.

The foreign news come to us now in three install
ments. First we have the telegrap hic dispatches
announcing the arrival of the steamer, and con-
tanning summary of the news then the dispatches
forwarded TO the Northern papers from Halifax and
ST. Johns and lastly, the full accounts received
by the steamers arrival at her port of destination
When the steamers arrive from England weekly,
we get the second nstalment in New Orleans about
the time we receive the first insalment of the sue
ceedng vessel. Thus, we received day or two
ago, the Canada's accounts, and we now just
getting the details by the Hibernia. We have before
received only meagre outline of the events related
in the following paragraphs:
The Sandman War.-Sardinia rejects the terms
offered by Austria, and the two governments are
again at issue. The Piedmontese ministers have
gwen fresh directions to the War Department, to
prepare for the immediate resumption OF hostllites
as for an event likely to occur.
There is an interruption of the negotiations be-
tween Sardinia and Austria, carried on at NJ Ian
between the ENJOYS sent 10 negotiate treaty The
conditions required hitherto by Austria were such
that Piedmont could not listen TO. They were
these: lst The joint occupation of Alessandria,
after she should have reduced her army. ID. The
payment of 226 900 900, equal to Is 600 600 3d.
That King Victor Emmanuel should, of his own
authority, modify the statutes III respect to the law
of election, and put down the liberty OF the press
in word, violate the constitution which he had
sworn to but few days ago.
These conditions, especially the last, rendered 1t
impossible to make any advance on the pending
negotiation; but suddenly. Austria has altered her
tone and has directed her plenpoentlaTy to adjourn
negotiation for fortnight, and then convene Con.
gress at Verona, to which France and Engia nd Will
be invited to send agents. 1t is supposed that the
cause of this desire is that Austria wishes to gain
time and send 10000 of her Italian army to assist
her forces in Hungary.
The Piedmontese ministry have already directed
that the provisions and armaments OF Alessa'drla
should be continued with the utmost activity, and
that camp of 40 900 men should be formed, under
the protection of the of the fortress of the
line extending between it and Genoa They have
now given fresh directions 10 the war department.
to prepare for the immediate resumption OF HOSTILE
ties, as for an event likely TO crush the Sandman
fleet in the Venetian waters.
TUSCANY.
The reaction is triumphant at Florence, and the
latest news from Leghorn announces the embarka-
ton of the republican chief, and the approach OF
the Tuscan reactionary troops to that city.
The authority of the Grand Duke appears &c
have been established everywhere in Tuscany
except at Leghorn. There the popuace were ex.
ceedngly turbulent; have shut the gates, barri-
caded the streets, and expressed full determine.
ton to defend the town to the last extremity
ROME.
Ayezzana has arrived at Rome, for which city
the Legion of Garbald is in full march, to protect
it against the French entering Rome. The Pro
visional Government will retire to Ancona.
The Pope will remain at Gaeta until the temper
| of his revolted subjects is ascertained
| DENMARK.
The War wih Germany.-Hostties between
| Denmark and Prussia still continue 10 be wased
without any preponderance on either side. likely to
affect the eventual issue. The German troops en-
tered Jutland is considerable force the 10th ult
Capture Of Koling-The town of Koling, which
| lies about mile and half from the frontier o.
Schleswig, and ten from the frontier of Frederika
was taken by the Schleswig troops, under Gen
Borun, on the 2Oth inst, fighting continually fol
| many hours. in the stressa, before the town was
evacuated by the Danes. The loss in killed and
wounded is not given. Hamburg papers OF !. The
Oath, contain no further intelligence from Rolling
except that the city has suffered much from fire
| The German troops are in quiet possession II is
ascer,ained that steps have been taken to induce
! Leopold, King of the Belgians, TO act the part
| mediator. Whether Je will or not accept 'hl'
Office, it is not yet known The last accounts
were, tha, the Danes were assembling, In large
| numbers, on the heights beyond KeliDg