The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-03


man Government are satisfied with the last accounts
they have received from Gaeia, which wouIdshow
that the French Minister there has concluded an
arrangement not only with the Pope, but with the
Austrian Minister, to the effect that the Pope is To
return TO Rome-that the French are 10 eVscuafe
the city, leaving only garrison of 500 men and
that the Austrian troops shall evacuate Bologna
and Ancona, leaving only small garrison in the
Forts. Owing TO this arrangement the Army OF
the Alps was dissolved.
VENICE.
Venice still holds out against the Austrians. and
continues 90 make vigorous resistance The city
carries on its principal defence frem two small forts
about 1000 yards from the. first honses of Venice.
One is situated on the small island Of San Ierende
[San LorenzO,l and the other on the Railroad
bridge. The Austrian shells do not reach farther
than 400 yards within the city Provisions are
very scarce, and nothing but black bread, half
baked, is to be-had, and meat and wine have be-
come luxuries, There is still calm determination
to resist among the Yenetians.
TURIN
correspondence from Turin Of the 9th. states
that Prandi, Secretary Of the Sandman Legation
TO London, arrived at Turin with DISPATCHES of
great Importance. Il is said that in them Lord
Paimerston expresses the wish that Sardinia should
not at present resume negotiations with Austria as
England desires to save Italy from the abyss in
which she appears ready 10 fall.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHESS
The Danes have gained great victory over The
Hosteiners in North Jutland, which the Danish
Commander announces to the Minister Of Coper-
hagen in the following dispatch:
The Commandant at Fredonia has demadedn
transport vessels for upwards of 800 prisoners
thirty Of whom are officers. | expect thew will
arrive at Copenhagen Tomorrow morning. The
enemy is totally defeated and our victorious army
is pursuing them. All the enemy's battering-euns
are aken, and several pieces of field artilIerv
The Danes are said to have retaken Kolong."
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
Inc Hungarlans, continue to carry on the uBe-
quai struggle with indomitable energy. Advices
from VIENNA to the 9Th state that the reported vic
tory Of the Ban Jellachich, at St Thomas, proved
TO be altogether unf0unded. The Ban is still in The
back country, and has had but one unimportsDt
engagement with the Magyars
The Imperial troops, on the right bank of the
Danube, after leaving the Raab, followed the re-
ueanng Hungarlans and appeared to have obtain
ed some advantage al Acs, where il is said. 500
hungarans were captured. The Austrian head
quarters were then removed to Barbalona, where
me Emperor was. The Hungarans appeared to
nave retired TO an entTenched camp Works vzers
thrown up from the right bank Of the Danube 10
COmorn, from which point the Hangarians maDoeu-
Vred with 20 squadrons Of hOrse and kept IN a fire
win nifty guns, tor eight hours but their infantry
remained IN their entertainments One field hat
terry ventured beyond the protection Of the guns
and was captured by regiment Of Austrian light
horse, not, however, until the greater number of
the men were cut down at the guns. The Russian
corps, having entered Pennsylvania, has succeed
taking LnFnAA
SEES Pass, which was strongly fortified The Rus
sian troops forced their way through with the bav-
Onel, and entered Cronstadt the same daV the 2Oib
OF June. Eleven cannons and standards were the
trophies of the day.
The COssacks succeeded in capturing Gen. Kin.
who was wounded, and had been handed over 10
the Anstrlans. Other accounts state that tie Rus
slams have entered Besttric.
The Hdngarians have captured Raab, after a
sharp resistance from the Austrans
A letter from Vienna in a Rrussela nanar stafas
that the Hungarians have retaken Szigetin. and
that the Diet was to be opened on the Ist
Intelligence had been received by a Belgian
journal to the effect that on the LIST and ID of Univ
Demoinskl, with his own corps and all the reserve
OF the. Venetian troops, drawn from the army of
operations, now acting in different parts Of Hum.
gary, amounting to $4,000 men, attacked the Russ
sian army, consisting # 10000, commanded bv
Prince Paskiewitch, in the defles between NIisko-
lez and Oilan The attack took place in flank. so
as to drive the corps, commanded by the Prince in
person, into the marshes of the Thesis We have
not yet been able TO receive the details of this i'm
poFaht oattIe, nut the success seems TO have been
so complete that the came Hungarian reserve num-
beriug 10000 men, marched the next dav for Co
morn, to reinforce the army of Georgy, who since
the 4th of July, has been able to resume the often
sive against the Austrian armies
Dembinski, with 55 600 men, was in pursuit of
the army of Paskewiteh, and it is probable thai
as soon az The news of Dembinskis victory be-
comes known the warlIke population of the dehles
in which the Russian Prince has entangled him.
sell, Will rise en- WGSSe TO cut off his retreat
Kossuth has issued on the 26th of June al Buda
and Pesth, proclamation calling upon the people
m the most emphatic language, to rise In arms
against the invaders. The campaign against the
AustTo- Russian army is called a crusade as il is
intended to work on the religious feelings of the
people, and its style is said to be most eloquent and
impassloned. Kossuth left Pesth on the ID, for
Szeigsclin.
Baden.-Radstadt was bombarded on the 7th
uit, bat by last accounts held out and The gaTrso
had holsted the black flag in token that thew
would rather die than surrender.