The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-14
MER ORLFAMS.
COndensed DetaiIs by the Cambria:


The Northern papers received yesterday furnish
us wph the full accounts by the Cambria. We
extract such portions Of the intelligence as were
not previously furnished by telegraph.
FRANCE
The National Assembly seem to have been occu.
pied with a proposition to reduce the pay of mem
bers from 5000 to 6000f per annum--of course the
proposition was promptly and Indignantly rejected
Leave has been asked by the Procureur General
to prosecute Sergeant Commssary NJ, Cantagre
and NJ. h@ntgg, representatives of the people, for
being Implicated in the affair Of June, which was
granted.
A proposition TO prorogue the Assembly, elected
much debate. II violently opposed by the
Moniagnards, who fear that in the interim some
intrigue against them viii be set on foot by the
ministry.
M. Proudhon has addressed letter to M. de>Csi-
Tardin, with reference the statements that he had
been consulted by the President of the Republic
previous to the election, and the Due de Bordeaux
The first, he says, is true the latter he denies
he put some faith in Bonaporte. but thought he
ought to be watched though he professed strong
republican principles
Lamartine was elected, and it is supposed will
JON Cavaignac's party. The Socialists lost the
election by scattering their votes among thirty or
forty candidates, while the opposition voted in
solid phaanX for one.
The President of the Republic returned on the
18th from Amiens, where he was received with
every denomination Of loyalty and enthusiasm.
AT POntoise and Breteuil he was also received ex-
% Ceedingjy WELL
The municipal council of Nantes had voted an
unlimited sum to defray the expenses of reeep-
zion to be given to the President of the Republic
on his expected visit 10 that city, on the occasion
o. the Inauguration of the second section of the
Tours and Nantes railroad on the 18th ult
Col. Espiyent, ade-decamp to Gen. Oudinot,
has left Paris for Rome, the bearer of the
decorations and other recOmpenses awarded TO the
troops who distinguished themselves at the taking
of Rome.
The Pope has sent a letter in reply to an address
presented to him from the municipal council of
Marseies. Ii is vague and general
debate on the 18Th, in the French Chamber,
was more exciting than usual Gen. CavaignaC
and NJ. Charras entered into long explanations re-
specting a retiring pension bestowed upon the lat
ter, and this gentleman took occasion to pass a
high eulogium upon the Due d'Aumale Gen. Ca
vagnac said he deeply regretted to see necessity
for so distinguished man as NJ. Charras defending
himself Cen Fabrer then assembled the tribune
in reply and being interrupted, NJ. de Croiglin ex-
claimed Let them lthe Left speak; it is. not
worth while 10 notice them" Upon this, M. La
grange got up and shrieked out, So You are an in
soient fellow Both parties left the house, and IA
duel is expected.
serious collision is said to have taken place in
Corsica between battalion Of the Paris garde mo-
bile and the inhabitants. Several soldiers and
civilians, It's added lost their lives during the con-
hict. The dispute was Occasioned by some insult
ing epithes applied to the President Of the Repub-
lie by the gaTde mobile
A clandestine mandatory Of gunpowder has
been discovered at Bore Roger, in the department
of the Eure.
M Leon Faucher, ex-minister of the INTERIOR has
written long letter to the Memorial des Pyrenees,
Tor the sake of insisting the necessity of gene
raj clearance Of all the officials appointed bv the
former Republican Governments. He seems TO
think that the safety Of society can only be secured
by getting rid of such PERSONS as by their indispo-
sluon towards the present state Of things mar the
efforts OF the government and defeat its Intentions
some disturbances have taken place in Abb,
and al q I Il.
Rollin for ever" and Down with Louis . were
uttered. Several soldiers and citizens were wound
ed at Abb but no lives were lost in either place.
The latter place has since been put under siege.
ROME.
The Assembly Dispersed ~ he French TFoops.
new journal 4ds been started at Rome under
the auspices Of the French government It is
called 9'ofiats q Roma Il contains several off
cal doeumenls, amongst others the appointment OF
General Casienau to the ministry of war and an
order OF the day addressed to the French army ON
taxing possession Of the city, and another to the
C.l1ehs' calling on them to repose confidence in the
Invaders. An order, dated the 9th nlt declares
that me civic guard of Rome IS dissolved but thai
VIII De remodeled, and weeded Of It's dangerous
members. Another order of the same date DEGREES
~ ~ .lg OF the cIuzens in consequence
all persons who may refuse TO deliver their arm,
when demanded, or may conceal yeapons in tbsi,
houses, Will be tried by court-martial An order o.
the governor of Rome directs tbe strasts -, h.
cleared at halfpast O'Clock nj niSb, ai Is
nounces that none but physicians and public officer
VIII be allowed TO traverse them after that INN.
On the evening of the 4th inst at a ana rtsr nos,
O'Clock, as the Roman constituent assernbiy, I,a,
sitting, It being in permanence, and under the fem
pOrary presidence Of NJ Bonapers ci-devant.nrinc
de Canine, French officer, attended bv strono
escort OF infantry, presented himself in the hall
the assembly at the capital, and summoned tbe
members to disperse NJ. Bonaparte demonstrated
saying that they only sat there in consequence o.
the expressed will Of the people of the Roman
States over whose liberties it was their duty Il
watch. But he spoke in vain The officer Oh
served that his orders We're positive and that there
was no alternative; and The members in conse
quence Withdrew amidst mugmnrs ofill-suppressed
indignation.
1t is impossible 10 be certain whether Mazzin
and other triumvirs have left Rome, as the state
ments are contradictory.
The Seltlneue Of Toulon, Of the llih ult states
that Garibaldl had proceeded in the direction o
Veletri, but that it was believed he would marcel
towards the AbTuzzi. About Geo convi@s to whom
he gave liberty, formed part of bis corps Genera
Regnaut de st, Jean d'Angey commanded III,
French division sent in pursuit Of him. He was re
ported TO be surrounded by the French, who made
several prisoners and captured many of his caria os
Later accounts say that he was at Civita Casiel
lana. The French were also at Vitsrbo Som
Spanish battalions are scattered around Frascati
The NeapoIitans were at Frosinone On the Ill
grand review was TO be held, and a solemn IT
Deum at ST. Peters.
writer from Rome says: "The King of Ma
pies, the agents of the Spanish government, an,
she Pope are equally displeased at the proceeding
of the Frenchat Rome, although Gen. Oudinot ha
sent the keys Of Che Eternal City to Gaata Thei
BsPleimS about the French aglse frem lhe isaI ihR