The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27

amounting TO desperation, are now 70 be observed
in the countenance Of the people.
Wherever you rove, you meet French soldiers,
gendarmes, sbirrt, and spies. system OF espi0-
mage is established that must break up all social
ties. These s6irri introduce themselves into ia
miles you see them also at the cafes, and at the
doors Of the shops they hover about the residences
of the English, American, Swiss and Piedmontese
consus, because they have lent their aid, on the
score Of humanity, in saving many victims from
the vengeance Of the priests"
1t was generally expected that an amnesty would
have been granted by his Holiness, on his return
to Rome; but quite contrary to the public expec-
tation, arrests continue and dismissas from office
daily take place. Three or four persons only have
been liberated from prison, .. O., young Clarisse
| son Of a French milliner; and the family Of CASH
eani, who had been imprisoned for several months
their crime being that of excaiming in the church.
| Peace to the souls Of the Italian martyrsw
The refusal Of the Rothschids to pay the second
and third instalments of the loan, which they had
the option to refuse accept, has caused great en-
barrassment to the Roman Government
Austria and Hungary.
The Ministerial Council has resolved that the
raising of the state Of siege of Vienna and Prague
| be postponed sine die.
II is reported that Baron Gehringer has been
called from Pesth to take the head of the Hunga-
| rian department at Vienna.
After discussion, which has occupied three sit
tings, the National Council of Berne has just de-
creed, that the French monetary system shall be
carried out in Switzerland.
The departure of the Russian troops from Wal
lachia, continues without interruption. The Ex-
| Princes Ribesko, Sturdza and Milosch, are about
to leave Bucharest the two former for Paris, and
the latter for London.
The last plan of Austria for the government of
the Confederation of all Germany, proposes d.
rectory of eleven members viz: three for Austria,
three for Prussia for Bavaria, and the remain
| ing four for the other States.
The order of Jesuits has been publicly readmit-
| ted to the Austrian dominions.
The Vienna Gazette announces that diplomatic
| relations have been resumed with the Porte.
A morganatic, or left-handed marriage, was con-
clnded on April 10, between Prince Adabert the
son of Prince Albrecht, Of Prussia, and Therese
Elssler the sister Of the celebrated danseuse The
King, in giving his permission to the marriage,
granted to the lady the title of Madame Won Bar
MIN. BY this marriage, son of the Prince, seven
years of age, is egitimised.
| Germany.
The Parliament at Erfurt was prorogued on the
29th ultimo "having rendered that corporation in
the work OF constituting the German Union which
is prescribed by the fourth article of the BUND
statute, as the object of the meeting" The
RUSSIAN administration secures to itself the right
Of re-assembling this Parliament at its pleasure.
Much attention is awakened in Berlin to an order to
the army directing the soldiers to Immediately lay
aside the German cockade, which has previously
| DoCh WIN biuc NY Siut WIN Inc fTuSStun one.
Twelve months ago the soldiers were punished for
not wearing the German colors, they are now
threatened with three days imprisonment if they do
wear il. The Prussian soldiers are said to have
laid aside the black, yellow, and red cockade with
great JOY This order being given just after the pro-
rogation of the Erfurt Parliament is regarded as
| significant omen-but of what, nobody at present
pres1mes even TO guess.
The news from Frankfort is, that Austria seeks
to restore the old German Diet, strengthening her
self with taking two votes from the smaller States,
and defrauding Germany Of all the results of the
last two years warfare and disquiet.
Greece.
Advices from Athens of the 18th instant state
that the conferences between the French negotiator
and the British Minister have been brought to a
satisfactory conclusion, and that we may expect to
hear of the final settlement of the Greek question.
| Russia.
The Constitutional Correspondence states that
the arrival OF the Emperor Nicholas is expected at
warsaw. The turn events have taken at Erfurt
has given rise to much discussion. There is good
deal Of talk about European Congress TO be con-
| voked-it is said at Warsaw ~
Letters from Warsaw state that a great many ar.
rests had taken place in that city. A conspiracy
among the Polish and Russian youths had been
discovered, and the young men Of the universities
and the army were Unfortunately arrested with
out inquiry into their guilt innocence. Some
emgrants who had returned, and implored The
clemency of the Emperor, were already on their
way to the Caucasus. The ornaments continue to
so great an extent that there must be some import
ant project in view.
conspiracy among the Polish and Russian
youths at Warsaw, reported by the last steamer is
again referred to. Many arrests had been made.
| The Constitutional Correspondence states that
the arrival of the Emperor Nicholas is expected at
Warsaw. The turn events have taken at Erfurt
has given rise to much discussion. There is a
good deal of talk about a European Congress to
| be convoked-it is said at Warsaw ~
A letter from Constantinople of the 10th ult
states that Fuad Ef1endi was expected on the 18th
from his extraordinary mission to the Court of St
Petersburg, on the subject of the Polish refugees
His arrival will cause a change in the Ottoman
Cabinet The President of the Council of Justice
Arif Pacha, will be dismissed and Ali Pacha, Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs, appointed in his place
Fuad Efendi will be raised TO the rank Of Pacha,
and will be Minister of Foreign Affairs in the
place of Ali Pacha.
| The Austrian Lloyd's steamer Africa had
brought to Trieste information Of a rising against
| the Governor of Samos The Divan was about to
send military force under the command of a
| Pacha to assist the authorities.
India.
The overland mail from India China arrived at
London on the Sd, with dates from Bombay of the
Sd of April, and from Hong Kong the 10th oil
March. The news is unmporant.
The frontier of Peshawur still continues in a
disturbed state. Thirteen piratica junks have
been destroyed IN bay thlrty-hve miles from Hong
Kong.
| Miscellaneous.
A violent shock of an earthquake took place al
Ragusa, Sicily, on the 18th of April. Many build
ings damaged.
A republican movement has taken place in Ice.
land, and the Danish Governor is reported to have
been driven away. The commercial monopoly OF
the Danish Government is the cause of it. Two
steamers have been sent to chastse the Icelanders
| -S%e
| FRANCE-The caricaturists do not spare M. Eu.
gene Sue. His opponents say that he lives in
great luxury at his chateau, near Bordes. One
carcature represents him in the morning costume
of marquis of the old regime, reclining in a mos
luxurious easy chair, surmounted with crown.
servant in rich livery brings him letter on silve
salver. About him all the appearances of lux
ury, and King Charles dog sleeps at his feet on
rich cushion. Underneath the picture is NJ Sue,
maxim: Nobody has a right to the Supertluou
when every body has not the necessary"
Mrs. Osgood's remains, which arrived in Boston
on the 18th, from New York, were, on the 18th
inferred at Mount Auburn.
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