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

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The Fmneror had returned tn the canitaj where h,
| was received with every svnnton, Of nonnla rit,
| and enthusiasm.
| Our latest advices from Hunoarv in form rs tina
| the Hunparians yere formina On ;nmense arm1r
| saw IOO. 900 men and pness Rnssia hrinas a var,
large force to the aid of Ansfr;a tboro ;s Cot ncI
cbanca for tbo H. - - ~ 80
her lost position she must caIculat. ,,non Isra.
| exnendtura of mon md rnona,, NfO'- -s>
The latest advices Were tho; tho IJunr.r;.os b.f
| had a decided ADVANTAGE at Tieva which thew baG
captured JaIlacb;cb,s arn,u ;s ,anar,od - ba1e
| been actually destroved Cen Waldon had hser
wounded.
Noprurp
Tnscany-Tbe Geno, Gazatta of tho aoth rlt
announces that IN ,ba oath Toaho.n boJ va,
capjtulated The chiefs of tha ra,eI, had Gaa anJ
the citv was then in tho ban5 or ,h nonnIiana
The Cor,;ire NercontHa stotaa ,hot On ,b,t d tho
Tombarjo staamer bad raahad 49,, ',h nv
legion Of 40 TombarJ toiun,aars h',t ,, 49, The
commando Of tho Fanoh $1,000 Nyaoa1ia w Wv
G,ses - y,o,, H., 90 " .e
that a bodv of Anstriap troons bad entarad ,T,Is
canv and was marchna m 7 eoborn hnt ,h;s ra-
port needs confirms t;oS ''''' ~
Letters from, Janhorn &c Mo-, . .,,o tho. .h
government C,m;ss;n Of H. 80, Id Ill
the defence of that nIaoo iirotaJ ,o Tho for,;Go.
tony ,rbo o,, fI ce u u " -. -
abandoned snd ,ha;r pl G cay nave 'eeii
The CoocT;,ar &c ETa.r,1oa IN ,l IL
misbes occnr daiiv in The any;,ons oS Tonhorr .
Ihat on The 29th uit. column from that town ad-
,vers nut to aaha thors b t ,r s bu.
that thew were expected 10 return to the cha roe
the following day, better armed and provided for
The alleged purpose of regainng possession Of the
a ,hy ana moske's That mad been taken from
Venice t noon,,s from, vo,;oo of tho OCH II.
announce the arrival of a French steamer. havinr
on board a French Vice Admiral and an English
Envoy. 1t is said that they were bearers OF inell-
" .ie enect tat an h0stlitles on Inc part OF
1N' O''i' ~ SEQ anu r@Iiu' "oie 'Oou' ~ 'e"'e
We have accounts from Palermo as late as the
Both of April On the Goth six NeapoIitan steamers
and three fripates arrived tn enforce the blockade
They showed no disnosition o act ,,non the offsn.
sive but their cruising in the bav cansed urpat rri
fation, The Provisional Government wore dis
banded, and many hundreds of the comnromsed
parties had left for Marseilles and Malta Ruq.
giero Settmo had arrived at the latter Mace. No
Intelligence had been received from The Com.
missioners who had sent a week previonslv to
Filangieri's Headquarters and snsnense had ca,sed
a rising of the people. who had possessed them
selves of arms. cannon, and ammunition from the
CITADEL and who threatened resistance if the nro.
posed conditions were not accppied and an am
nesty declared. The Civic Gnards fratnrnized
with tie people In the absence of any Cavern
ment great alarm existed and the ErpIish families
had been recommended to embark for saG.tv.
The Saron hnsurrectton.-At DIR, glen on the
Sd of May the people hearing that the King had re.
fused to accent the German CONSTITUTION Attacked
III, IL. ~, .~I N, ' "''''' ~
i'e p'1"c0 anu aisei,di. Inc tfoops were caiieu
out ana hred. The Communal Guard, in place of
assisting the military, hestated and were either
purposely or accidentally fired upon by the repuIar
soldiers. The Guard ,ben ;o;nod tho raonla h.r
o,oa ,,on. Il, .o,..., 49,, -, y fr'o'
''"ue' "eie 'iiIo'n uP anu the hhg, arrested ior
Whlle, ieit Dresden and retired to konlgstein.
Thrty-four of the people were killed and a proper
Tomato number wounded. On the 18th there was a
truce between the nson,e and tho ,ni,;t,rv .nd
ProvisonaI Governmant was nraan;zad IL ,' ,,avt
daU howayer tho ,ronrs co., at,aoI.1 ,L
the attack eniad in tbpir ost;, ,no % vi
the IMMIGRANT no;nts and bsrrn,Je Co. s -, a.,
fgbting on tho 9h csSsat;on n bost;I;,;as 49,
asked for nv the Communal Cnard and nrantad
bnt on the Eth the fiahting ra-commannsd iainsin
svmnathized with Dresdsn 'f'''
On The 9Th inst. the Ieinsic Rosrd If Aldermen
resolved to give free railway tickets to ali nersnns
desirous of ioining the insurrsction in n r
Numbers proceeded ,bitber On The sara dsy an
immense crowd nroceeded IN the Toyn Hall and
unclaimed tha Rsnnbc The civic sn,hori,;a "1 nr
Ieinsic have nIacsd themselves unJar the nrotsc.
tion of m. CenIraI Pc " N'-' VIZ P'''o'