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

must o. cOlTse depend upon the degree Of resist
ance and direction taken BY the insnrgeut forces
While Gen. Hirschield is performing this duty on
the iete Rhine bank, Gen, PeuckeT, at the head Of
a corps Of . 600 mens Meckepburggrs Hessians
Nassauefs and other troops, will advance by the
tight bank 70 invest Rastadt, taking on his way
CaFlsnphe and Baden. A third corps consisting
Of about 20, 600 Prussians under Gen, Count Gro
ben, whose headquarters are at WefzIar, viii drop
down as reserve upon Frankfort A strong a.
vision Of old Bavarians will, It il understood
cooperate, under the command Of Prince Tour and
Iaxis The Prince OF Prussia Is TO act as Com
mander-in-C Chief
he Berlin Constitution Official accounts have
reached the Prussian Government of the adhesion
OF the Duke Of Mscklenburg- Schwerin and Sire
Az, and the Prince Of Anhalt Bernherg. to the
Constitution proposed BY Prussia. lnihe sitting Of
the Weimar Chamber, on the 4ih, the Ducal MIN
lstFy declared that although il considered the
Frankfort Constitution as binding and would not
attempt any deviation from il, without the assem-
q the Chamber, nevertheless il found itself neces
STATED % postpone all steps for carrying il into
effect The Brunswick Chambers. IN their sitting
q the 4th, Fejecieds by large majority proposi-
h0n Of the democratic minority, for exactine gem
efal oath Of allegiance igihe Frankfort Constitution
Ahe bayarlan Prime Minister has declared 10 the
chambers that be cannot consent to the constiiu-
Honal proposition Of Prussia, SaxonV and Hano-
Vers because that project contains all the clauses
objected 70 in the Frankfort Constitution, because
Il merely substitutes hereditary Curator for an
A4AuNotvI--6 ulhluCtQH without ufEIBreUce. be-
cause It excludes Austria from the intimate confed-
GRAFTON; and, finally because Bavaria cannot and
VIII not submit to the primacv of Prussia
which Bavaria considers to be inherent in Austria,
II, indeed, any power IN tsemanys enlItled % take
precedence of another.
american Minister. The American Minister.
Sol DonelsOn, who has been accredited to the
Central Power at Frankfort has had bis fare well
audience Of the King Of Prussia. He proceeds 10
Brussels, where he will wait ill the affairs Of HE
German Union ore more settled than at present.
Wurtemberg. A letter dated Stuttgart, June
9Th, says
Last night Strive and his party. composed Of about 600
the Provincial Government They held public msstiSF
n ieh =. was determined to proclaim he Red Rspube.
were not complied with These demands 81 cours tended
This morning clock ire eaeraie was bsstsa n sSsr
quarter g assemble the NatioDa Guard which Immediately
fsoie9 en poslon IN eonpls Of houn after body Of
d Sls marched INTO ne square, and drew up in
10 tae midst Of which the 81 Regiment Of Infantry came
Flee clock. p. bThe esnerafs is now aFsin beaten
b ~i,i nnge refused g quit ne city, A this moment
strive one Of the chiefs Of the swiss Legion have been
he square ne ss bays b,,els5 ~, NM 70
g me paIaes they promise gan iheciyif Rocker and
lfnye are liberated they be sent of to HsidslbaIE
BY a special uan--suuvu is 10 90 with them.
HUNGARY.
Position Of the Army-The London Daily News
has received the following intelligence respecting
the position Of the Hungarian army Of the NORTH
The whole Of the northern army from 10000 to
$1,000 strong, stands in two great divisions on the
southern slope of the Carpathians from Siein the
extreme point, as far as Munkaez, which may be
regarded as the extreme eastern point lie right
wing and ihe centre are under tie personal com
mand Of Gen. Dembinski, and they occupy the
eight northern mountain cOmitais from lie Xipr
westerly to the Uugwaf easierly. The main force
Is concentrated in Kaschaw which on the one side
4 rnmunnuNe the ff,H e7...
/ side the important issues out Of the CaFpasbia1
passes Barthield, Sropko, and North BerezDo
/ at the foot Of the Swinsky Kamen, are the extrem
/ northern parts occupied by Dembnski's corps
Inc second part Of the northern army, the lei
/ wing, IS commanded by Gen. Dannenberg, who ID
| all probability was selected for the command be
| cause he is native of the very place where he i
now called TO act The centre Of his positions ].
| the mountain towns of Kremniz, Schemnitz ana
NeusOhl, whence he can watch and guard the ont
LET'S of the Tatra mountain chain and its spurs, the
passes, namely, the Kralowa HOla, the Dembier,
and the CyenGi Kanwa. His left wing is posted in
the upper part of the Waag valley, near Silein,
and his extreme western foFeposts stand as far as
Jablunka. His position is such that he rapidly
advance his whole power into the Jablunka pass,
and can beside draw seinforcements from Dembin-
skis right wing, as he can also send them if re-
CURED Whether Dembinsh will dispute the
passes with the Russians, or whether he will let
them enter into the country before he attack them,
that is his secret
Movements of the Belligerents-F the west
ern theatre Of war near the Waag, from Presburg
70 Oedenburg, there is nothing new. The Russians,
with the exception of 1000 men who still remain
encamped on the Swineheath, tSauheidel have all
left Presburg The offensive, which the Austrians
have systematically been declaring as shortly 70
take place, has been again prOerastinaied TO the
middle Of Junction. stFategeical motives, Of
course. The cholera, and according to others, the
camp fever is increasing there, and making fearful
havoc among both the Russian and Austrian ranks.
The Pesth papers, on the other hand publish
statements from Pennsylvania that there the great
bulk Of the male population, capable Of bearing
arms, was Aocking 20 the Magyar standard more
than 1000 volunteers presented themselves AZ D6es
alone, and even some hundreds Of Seeker maidens
begged the Governors permission to be allowed to
form companies OF chasseurs. Whoever knows
anything of the Seeker girls, with their grenader
stature, will not find the matter at all ridiculous
From Galllcla we learn that the Russians have
at last made move toward the frontier from Dukla
and IyrnbrocO, but they had not crossed the boun-
Diary line Dembinski, as can be seen above was
waiting for them. Nothing fresh was known
about the farther movements Of the Russian corps
under Gen. Sass, after leaving Neumarkt
All was calm at Pessh. The Minister Of Public
Works publishes The wish Of the Government "a
cOntraetw with private individuals for the mas and
a term of ten years. The shareholders Of the
steam mill mad meeting, The schools ofnataton
for either sex were again opened, and the splendid
bridge to Olen repaired and re0pened. The iDhab-
tants were kindling with enthusiasm at the idea
that their city destined to become the melrOpO-
lis of the European Central Republic
Letters from Pesth state that K0ssuth entered the
capital Of Hungary on the 4th uIt. amidst The en-
thusiastc cheers OF the inhabitants of that city.
The General of the Coalitioa-The WandereF
repeats the report that Radelzski would assume the
chief command over both the Russian aud Aus
tran armies, as he was field marshal also in the
Russian service This, il was supposed, would
produce the requisite unity, and offend no national
vanity. The combination thus so confidently ru-
mored was much doubted, however, in the best in
formed circles.
Some villages in the neighborhoOd Of Olmiiiz
have been declared in state Of SIEGE This severe
measure was caused by the refractory behavior Of
the Peasanlry, who could not be brought 10 carry
the baggage OF the Russian army.
The K6lner zeitung states that the differences
between the Austrian aud Russian Generals have
inoreasedin aeerbity since it is known that Prince
Paskiewitsh is to have the chief command Of the
army. No movement OF troops have taken pace
on the scene of war in Hungary,
RUSSIA.
The Coaspiracy.--The Gazeite d'Air-la- Chapele
s. Ht... y n.