The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

cation which took place; but, notwithstanding, the
ministry thought fit 10 make Us the revolving s1g-
gestiOn have named.
\ This mode Of aOIving the difficulty would not
am Convinced, save the ministry, because protec-
ton only given ID contradiction Of the Sntan's
geneFOus feeling, at the price of I'VE thousand
Christians abapdoning their faith, would be revolt
ing 70 the whole Christian world, and pnoye hardly
calculated to win sympathies for Turkey in the
event Of a war with Russia, which, n the opinion
Of the most e1perisnced Turkish statesmen, is ap-
EpFoaohing fast. E
As tomy native country, Turkey does, j believe,
already feel the idss Of the negleeted opportunity
! Of having given 10 Hungary az Ieast some moral
help to eAabeit 10 check IheadyaRce Of the COM
mon enemy But it aPpean 20 nae that it would be
q very al advised mode Of gaining Hungarian SYM
/ pathY By sending me 70 an Austrian scahold, and
fOaeiBg my unhappy companions TO abiure their re-
| ligon or accept the saIns alternative. =
I Ne. frends 90 the Turkish government would
spring up from my blood, shed by her broken faith,
bur many deadly foes. Ny lord, your heart viii, >
am sure excuse my having called your attention 10
| our Vnifsppy fate, since il has now ASSUMED pO-
| IitcaI Importance. Abandoned in this uns0cial
land BY the whole world, even the first duties Of
humanity gives DO promise Of pFOtsct0n, unless
my Lord you and your generous nation come for
ward toprotect u.s.
Whatstepsit may be eKpedient that you should
take, what we have right 10 expect from the we'll
known generosity Of England, il would be hardly
fitting for me to enter on. Il place my own and my
companions' fate in your hands, my lord, and IN
the name Of humanity throw myself under the pso-
Time presses-ouf doom may in few days b.
| be sealed, Allow me TO make an. humble psFs0Eal
request. am man, my lord, prepared % face
The Nest; and can die with free look To- teagen,
las have lived But ] am also, my lord, q hus-
band, son, and father my pegr e-heaEied WIFE
\ my Children and my noble old InatleF, Nah-
deriDg about Hungary. They viii probably soon
a intOtthe hands Of those AustEiaus " ho delight
\ intOrtHflng even feeble women, and with whom the
innocence Of childhood is nOproiee ton against per-
| seeutoas a Fconjure your Excells1cy, m the name
of the Most High, TO phi step to Ihese eFuates by
| your powerful mediation. and especially to second
10 my wife and children an asylum the soil of
the generous English people, .s.
| ,As to my poor, my loved and noble country,
must she, too, perish for eyer Shall she uhaided,
| ahahd0led to her fate and unayenged. Be doomed
/ TO humiliation by her tyTdnts Will, Engia1d,
ONCE her hope, not become her consolation
~ The political interests Of civilized Europe, so
! many wsighty considerations respecting England
man empire, are foo intimately hound upVitE the
existence Of Hungary for me p lose all hape. My
lord, may God the Almighty for many years shield
/ you, that you may Tong protect the untOFtunaies
and llveto be the guardian OF the rights OF freedom
] and humanity. subscribe myself, with the most
/ perfect respect and esteem L. KOssuTH.
# ~. 3 e. e. NOR 0CC0.
The Allsbdr of Algiers publishes a letter from
| the settlement Of the difficulties between France
and M0Foocos The Emperor Of Morocco has made
j all the CONCESSIONS that were demanded; the men
WHO had outraged The French Consul were in irons
doed, if desired by the French Government more
over, on certain day, the French Gag ives 70 be
hoisfed, and saluied with a guns, and q French
frigate was to visit all the forts Of the West, and
be a5leHnly Eluted. Il il added that the French
Consul General had demanded the dismissal Of the
: Pacha Onehda, the real gsttsr up Of all the dis
turhances and assassnat0ns on the French frontier;
and that flncdOnaTy had gone to Fee, 70 defend
eel hi, eN,,h
~ ~ GREECE.
Hospitabte Reception of tts Italian Refugees
Ehe CoHC0rda OF the 6fhS publishes5a letter from
Aths Of the 22i nit, stating that more than 500
Itaan refugees have arrived there, and that it is
The Intention Of the GF6ek Government to allot
them portions of unculdEated land in the MOrea.
n The following Is the outline Of the plan which was
4 expected 20 be presented TO the chambers on the
24th, in, the name Of the Italian refugees LIST. A
COLONY to be 5fOrmed In some part Of Greece to be
fixed hereafter. ID. Vhe Italian cOlunsts shall
4 acquire the rights of Hellenic nationality. 3D.
Eaeh man man shall receive a 1siHiMun Of
land of the extent Of one hundred StFsnlmH,.
which may be increased according to the means Of
each coidnst 4th. The COlOnst becomes sole mo-
4 PretOrsOf the land on condition Of fulfilling the
4 CLAUSES OF his contract and paying the value Of the
| land bYsinstalmeRts. He may let and convey his
| rights and obligations. 5th The eolonist shah be
taE.fee for five years, and after that period pay q
tax which shall increase Progressively I'LL, at the
| end of twenty years. il has reached the common
| standard. 9th. The necessary funds TO be OBJ
tanned by subscriptions opened in Italy and in other
countres and by the institution Of an Anonymous
society, with capital to Be determined, divided
into small shares, to be reimbursed ar certain PEI
-Tods hYdrAwiRgs. 7th, ThsGovemment and Hell
lenic BaHlJshAll take a certain number Of shares
sufficient for the first expenses. Sth Agricultural
INSTRUMENTS machines, seeds, &C., for the society
shall enter freeOf duty during three years. If the
above. plan be approved, commission is to be
EnsHaed TO carry it into execution.
/ Sol. .t Rel A NB.N Ns
i The Cork election is exciting great attention.
/ Another candidate has appeared, namely, Mr..
I Martin Burke, of the Shel50urne Hotel, Dublin, Of
Brougham notOrety.
Gavin Duffy is determined not to be outdone by
John O'CQnnell in getting up an agitation shop ON
| his own account The Frfshgaan in a singing
article underline head Of IS Revived Agitaiions,''
deals out some heavy blows and great discourage
i ments 20 the pTpject-bames Mr. Duffy for being
insneeFe in his Political conduct, and exclusive
to the new party he.VOuld wish TO lead.
/ s%-2-s&S--
VIRGINIA MeNUMENT -To( WAsHNGToN.-The-
Washington Monument COMMITTEES of Virginia offer
premium of 5000 for the best plan of monument
TO Washington, with the estimates for erection.
| The monument will be located on the CapitOI
| Square, Richmond, be constructed Of Virginia
granite marble, or a combination Of both, and is
| to cost 100000. Plans and estimates required by
/ the first day OfaDscember next, enclosed to the
Governor of Virginia.
ANoTHER Doc ANEcDoFE.-A correspondent Of
the Liverpool Chronicle Says sit may perhaps
be unknown TO many of our readers that dog Of
the terrier species has Tor the last three years been
fegulsr at the Albert Dock, How he arst came
there, or ihe precise time, is mystery; however,
| his Peeuliariues were numerous He attended each
| morning, without inEernisaOn, AZ the Ratas, and
entered with the men he visited the several land.
! ng-waiters twiee day,as surely Is The surveyor,
and was as constantly upon the quays o. the ehisf
| superintendent itseif He WOuld Sid for hours,
watching the deliveFyOf goods and killing as each
tier was removed, the Fats which might have thefs
sought an asylum. lRiaet, so numerous was the
| quantity Of vermln destroyed BY him, chat M,
COWan had during fhR last monk ofsrad a uasakiV