The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02


Russians and Austrians was placed at his hotel.
He was accompanied by two Archdukes, Stephen
and Albert The Prince Of Prussia had previously
arrived, and Prince Leopold Of Bavaria was ez-
pected.
A Vienna letter of the lst, mentions a rumor of
the marriage Of the Emperor Of Austria with Sax
on Princess, and it is said that the coronation of
the Emperor will take place in the course Of the
| ye at PTesburg. The Duchess d Orleans and her
| children arrived at Eisenach on the Ist She was
received with great respect by the population.
Council of the different Protestant Churches based
on Luheranism, is about to be held at Wiltenberg,
| in Germany
Martial law in Baden has been prolonged for an
! other term of four weeks.
The tranquility Of Hamburger is undisturbed
The leaders of the late insurrectiOn have abscond
| ed The Grand Duke of Oldenburg has refused TO
| give his adhesion 10 the Federal Constitution pro-
| posed by Prussia, Saxony and Hanover
! The Vienna correspondent of the Times states
| that the draught of an alliance, offensive and de-
| iensive, TO be formed between Austria, Russia,
| France, Bavaria the Papal States, Naples, and
eventually, Sardinia, has been published by the
Dettsche Zeitung. It is, however, entirely dis
credited by the Vienna papers,
ROMAN STATES.
Letters from Rome of the 29th August, announce
the arrival in that city, from Gaeta OF the French
Minister, Count De Rayneval. M De Corcelles
was still confined by illness at Castellamare. The
right of Roman citizen, conferred on Gen. Oudi-
not by the municipality, was to be transmitted to
/ his male descendants for ever.
Private letters from Rome, dated the 2Sth, state
that the decree of the three Cardinals institutng
commission to try persons charged with political
| offences during the revolutionary period, !" came
| Ike a clap of thunder" on Cen ROstolan, the new
/ commandeF,iD-chief Of the French army. He at
! once demonstrated against the measure, and ex-
| planned the awkward position in which such de-
cree placed the French who had proclaimed
! complete oblivion Of the past but the Cardinals
refused 10 annul their Decree and on the next day
the 27h, they appointed the following jurisconsults
| to commence proceedings against the alleged Of
tenders, viz. Messrs. Berteni, Lattanzi, Carcani,
Del Grande, Allessandr, Cecarelli, Sabatucci, and
| Merdioni.
The Government Committee had appointed for
its secretary the preate Nicola Milella, and named
NJ. Giuseppe d'Avea end Navarro, senior member
of the Santa Roma, President Ofthe Central Board
| of Censorship.
The Times correspondent states that the French
Government and the Papal Court are on very bad
terms, and that warm correspondence has passed
between them.
The Roman Journal, Of the 25th August, pub
fishes the proclamation, addressed by Gen, Rosto
Ian TO the Romans, on taking the command Of tn
army of occupation.
FRANCE.
There is not much of interest from France
Every thing is quiet both in Paris and the Depart
ments but the organs of both parties continue 4
predict a direct collision between the friends o
| monarchy and republicanism Still business hai
EtNlNeuy ldBOE Is receiving DettSr pay, ana Llt
! country seems TO be prosperous. Louis Napoleon
| was still travelling in the departments The Re
publican journals contrast greatly TO the dsadVan.
tage of the French President, his full of pomI
and show, with the modest, quiet, and far more be
coming manner in which Gen. TAYLOR performe
his tour in this country. An ordinance has bee
issued freeing the southern ports Of France froI
the onerous and annoying quarantine regulation
that have hitherto prevailed. "A NewYOrk polio
Otcer was IN Paris on the look out for nOtOFiOI
lorger He seized, by mistake one day, a membt
of the Peace COngess, John Warrior, being deceive
BY resemblance in features to the portrait of ii
forger he was seeking.
The cholera still prevails in Parasitic averae
deaths being about so per day. The whole nun
Der of deaths from cholera this season in Paris ha
been $4,000.
NJ. de Lesseps, the first Minister sent to Rome b
Louis Napoleon, having been recalled in a sort G
disgrace, is publishing documents in bis just
ication Among them is dispatch written on tn
goth May, from which we give an extract, showing
that the French Minister clearly foresaw the diff
culties that have since arisen:
France not said NJ de Lesseps under pre- eno
self what was Odious in the part destined that power B.
her policy her natural e1denoies and her interests Ausl
value Of the opinions which consulate the strength OF par
ties IN the Italian peninsula. She knows the horror that
the word, which the Romans have pesy government
and she will with satisfaction take ourselves a rei
toratlon which Is more political than religious that
much more desired by absOutism han by ca'hOicism
we almost believe 1t ask the Emperor of Russia-as
the PASTOR M. COQueTel If we wish (cOntinuesM
Lesssps TO occupy Rome by force. without @ obtaining
an explicit declaration from the Pope, shall have nOhin
umph over al material obstacles but this the least OF tn
put down the republic most certainly the Holy Father vii
refuse to reiun on the conditions which will suit us to i'm
which cannot be agreed TO- NJ dHaIcouTt was as vel con
gave up the idea of obtaining anything at Gaets.
On the other side there is also in contrary an
sOlue principle An ecclesiastical government will not b
submitted 10 except by force. We must maintain psTma
nent oceupal99 as well 10 preserve the restoration whc
tons Of opinion, which from day TO day will become nor
our influence over All parties Our ef0rts and our eynense
will only have served to unite all Italian passions against
SPAIN.
Accounts from Madrid mention a report to tn
effect that intrigue is foot 10 procure the alb
dcations of the Queens of Spain and Portugal, tn
marriage of the son of the Queen of Portugal will
the daughter of the Duke and Duchess Of Mont
| pensier, and the union of the two Kingdoms unde
the rule Of the Duke and Duchess of Montpensier
| the object in view being the humiliation OF Eng
ish influence in the peninsula, which is to be givel
over as an appanage to the Orleans family in ex
change for the withdrawal of their pretensions ii
France.
} The Clanor Pttblico of Madrid, of the Both ult.
says that bills drawn by the Spanish Government
on town of Italy for half million of reals 70
the payment Of the troops forming the Spanish OK
pedltion, had been returned protested.
1t is reported that the Cabinet Council, held OF
: olsl ults u6Cu6u III tub next DuugBL on
reduction of 100000 reals in different depart
ments.
! ENGLAND.
Choterd.-We regret TO state (says Wilmer
Times) that more real alarm has existed during tn,
last week respecting the ravages of the cholera
than at any former period of its fatal course, AM
the reports which come in from all parts of tn
country more than justify the uneasiness whicI
prevails. Once more the weekly returns of tn
registrargeneral present a serious aspect From 80
death from cholera alone in the London district
1912, and last week they were 1863 the death
from diarrh9a being 234 more and tho total death
from all causes 2796. This is the greatest numbs
ever registered since 1910, the largest having bee
2454 during the influenza in December l847. TIL
mortality is now three times the ordinary average
! and cholera has already destroyed 9l29 lives
! London alone, whereof 473l were from the sout
of the Thames. The daily returns from all par
of the kingdom, upon a rough average, somewht