The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25

The VERY LATEST EUROPEAN NEws.-Our
Liverpool correspondent says the New York
Herald, has sen. the following European intei.
gence to us, through the house of Messrs. Wilmer
az Rogers of this city
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening.
| am put in possession OF several items OF late
and interesting news from the continent, Of which
the following is a summary:
Advices from Rome Of the 18th inst, are of a
very discouraging character. The city was in a
state oil great excitement In the space Of twenty
eight hours, 500 Romans, belonging to the first
families, were arrested There is scarcely family
which had not one of its members arrested. On
one side one hears repeatedly these words Yes
terday, two, three, four, or more French were as
saulted or assassinated !" and on the other side,
:. Thirty forty, or fifty persons were arrested
Scarcely had the decree Of the French Govern
ment, affixing the penalty OF death against the
bearer OF arms, been published, than the advanced
sentinel of the Campo Vaccine was struck down
by blow of poinard. 1t is said that two Tran.
Severini, fathers of families are be shot for ear
rying knives. The French police search all classes
OF persons in the streets, in open day. The ap-
pearance OF the city is most somhre scarcely any.
body goes abroad except on business. Prince Mu.
slgnano is improving.
The Prussan Government has issued orders for
preparing quarters at Fribourg in Brisgau. II is
presumed the Prussian troops are on the point Of
being concentrated on the frontier.
The Paris Patrie, (semi-official organ of the
Goyernment,) Of the 22d says We learn from a
good source that NM Louis Blanc and Redru
Roln lately demanded an audience of. Lord Pal
merston, which was granted. After this interview,
which probably satisfied the two refugees, the
latter recommended their friends at Paris to spare
Lord Palmerstoni in reference to the Anglo Greek
incident. 1t is to this political recommendation
that must be aseribed the singular reserve of the
Mountain on that question.
The D6bats seems disposed to oountenance the
opinion OF the Augsburg Gazette, that the attitude
assumed with respect to Greece, was for the pur
pose Of extracting an explanation from Russia re-
latve to her immense warke preparations, anG
gives letter, of February 18th, from the frontier,
of Poland according to which there is, on the ties
tmony of an eyewitness an army of 10000
men assembled in the southwest of Poland, t
whom order of the day was lately addressed
commencing with the words, Gas warlike opera
tons will soon begin, the following measures vii
be Immediately observed" Among the measure
are orders that the soldiers shall have their arm
and equipments ingood order The officers II
have their horses and baggage ready, the medlcn,
chests well provided, and the baggage and amuni
lion wagons to be ready for service. Provision
had partly arrived, the rest being the road. h
Russian officers say such orders have never beel
given except month before campaign.
The banks of Paris returns show again an in
crease OF gold of four millions of francs. The dis
count Of bills account had fallen below the poin
hitherto reached since the revolution.