The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

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G seh09ns 81 ,Ss tia pOrsS general discomfort
of the Ia apply ,.s-sept down so long by the
rule of its pro c0hs1 at length been EXPRESSED
in document lately communicated to the Spanish
Government. This manifesto is signed by great
number of the most influential and wealthy persons
OF the Island Nothing, however, has yet tTaa-
spired as TO the of the complaints or wrongs
which form the subject OF the document IL Is
nevertheless thought probable, that one OF the prn-
cipal subjects of complaint is the impotc and I'M
inst system of making the Island serve as sort OF
reserved fund from which to enrich the tayorltes
| and ranions of the Court 1t is now known mat
high employment in the Spanish colonies Is sort
al bill payable at sight, in favor OF the lucky in
diyidual who obtains it. These leeches succeed
| each other 'ery three or four years they enter
| upon their Offices thu and poor, and return to
Spain in marvellous state OF rePieuon Inc uscSl
| benefit that soiourn in Cuba proeures TO these
avorites of the Court is fortune OF from toOOOOo
| % E4OOOOO We trust that, if we right in
Judging OF the object OF the memorial its contents
NAV receive the attention OF the Government before
| il Is too late General Manuel de Ia Concha has
accepted the command of the Island of Cuba.
| The Duchies.-Belore the late contention sprang
I'D 4 was an admitted and long established fact,
| that Sch eswig made no part OF Denmark that i
J wa entitled to separate administration ana par
| tIcuar rights and that the crown OIL tie dnehy des-
| ended IN the male line, while that OF DENMARK
| passed to females Such We're the legal relations
| b tween Scheswig and D enmark. Their validity
was first called in question by revolutionary par
| ty which got possession OF POWER IN Copenhagen.
They It was who first appealed to the sword and
provoked the duchies 10 resistance The Sehles-
wigers manfully fought, 0ud we though on most
Just grounds and in most righteous cause stand
- | lag up merely for what had been the law and the
. | raht of their country tor centuries. They have
f been defeated however, IN tar held, ana must
submit to the law of the cenquer0Ts Sehiesw1s
5 now a7perlains to the hlng OF denmark, oy ins
H. s.ute award that gave England TO me luke OF
| Normandy that gave Belgium to Napoleon OF that
H. | now leaves the Danuban PrRePal,ties IN the pos
Il session Of Russia viz the right OF tn strongest
h' The Protocol of the conference held IN London
on The 22d July, on he affairs OF Denmark and
10 the Duchess was signed by the repres natives OF
- Austria Denmark, France, Great Brlan, Russia,
H. sweden, and Norway 1t speaks about : the bal
ance of power IN Europe, and says that the integ-
ritv OF the Danish Kingdom IS necessary to pre-
serve that balance and declares that such Integrity
y must be maintained. 1t then acknowledges the
~ | wisdom o. the views which actuate the hlng Of
lo Denmark in relation to the Duchy OF Holsten. II
IL hopes that the treaty already signed by Deamark
and Prussia the latter in its name, and in thai
u OF the GeTmanic Confederation, will result to tne
10, storatian OF peace The parties to this protocol
express their desire facilitate far as they can
the obi cts to which they have alluded, and reserve
IN themselves the power to enter upon 5u.use
= agreement in order TO give additional Piedge o.
" stability TO these arrangements, oy an "0' VI -N0
= pran recognition. n L. a.
OF Pruss has gradually raised ITSELF IN part by tas
she hlit d o n ms of ITS rulers, but IN stlii great
al or mart by its senting AL the newer al Hoi'
l. tber,I dement's which have sprung up IN Europe
a. ' Tbnngb Prpssa cannot be defended N all which
tell he has done yet she has dared to be liberal ant
In n. NJ ayorsd 10 extricate Germany from the re
T s. J. and h yotted policy of Austria Fer thi
age he to be punished and this end Austria AM
e. RHssia and we fear France, have unied IN
car sagne. avowedly to support Denmark Blu, IN Ieat
tn , TsJn Prussia ih-r level OF despotls M ana
~ conplete subs. rviency to Austria and RusaIa
- Tbs tntegr " Of Denrn.rk is, W far. m<r pre-
Io% axt Tn King OF Denmark restore peace I
- Holsten tomorrow, by guaraniying or pFomlsia
- Bpt ~. fear h. will do no such thing. Tbs nuse
x lied state OF HoIstein Will prove desired noti'
Tor either forcing Prussia to re-enter The old efe
man Federation and thus forfeit It's claim to head
and liberal marty IN srmany, give Russia ptete
J; ] IN nvde or coerce North German Province