The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-06

political act and magines that Europe will reatthe
nonentity as power. Thus Holstein has full free
dom to continue the war without strength enough
to bring il to any decision.
An Austrian officer, serving in the Holsten
army, has deserted to the Danish camp; his app
cation to enter the service being refused, he was
sent to Flensburg, and has returned home by way |
| of Copenhagen.
Berlin, Oct. 1.-THE journals of this place state
that Austria Wurtemburg, Bavaria and Saxony |
have concluded an offensive and defensive alliance
| against Prussia.
| AUSTRIA.
A letter from Vienna, the 9th inst, says: A
courier extraordinary has Just arrived here from
| London, the bearer Of very important dispatches
from Lord Palmerston, relative to the affairs OF
| Germany. They Immediately forwarded to
the President of the Council. Prince Schwarzen-
burg leaves Munich this day, on his return to the
capital"
A letter dated Frankfort 10th inst, says Ac-
cording to the Ober- Post Ants Zeitung important
intelligence received here yesterday according
to which, in obedience to a decree OF the Assembly
of the Diet two strong Austrian divisions have
been ordered to advance to act as AUXILIARY troops
| of the Diet on the frontier OF the Electorate OF
Hesse. The first division will advance from Bo
hernia through Bavaria, by Hof and Bamberg, I'M
der the command of Lieutenant Field Marshal
Parrat. The second division from the Peralberg,
under the orders of Archduke Leopold"
Berlin, Oct. 1.-THE Minister of Foreign AT.
| fairs has communicated to the College OF Princes
a memorial respecting the affairs OF Hesse Cassel
Frankfort, Oct. 1O.-The Post Ants Gazette
states that two strong Austrian divisions have re-
Ceived orders to march from VoTalberg and Bohe-
! mia into Hesse There is reason to believe that
these orders were countermanded Immediately
] after they were issued.
: Hq,,au, Oct All the officers here have re-
solved to follow the example of their brother officers
. of the Cassel garrison.
HEsSE CAssEL.
| n IL Of tbaS A
respondent writes, all hope of reconciliation of
L the Elector and the nation has been abandoned.
The further particulars which have transpired con-
: corning the reception OF the two populations to
: Wilhelmsbad have powerfully contributed to this
feeling nothing could have been more peremptory,
not to say insolen than the language of the Eec-
IS tor to officers who have faithfully served him and
, his father Col Hillebrand told on coming
e away that Haynau had orders to arrest any officer
who hesitated to execute his command. The judi
cal functions of the Auditoriat General are sus-
he pended the court however, acts at present, not
recognizing the validity of the order. Preparatory
to the execution of his written measures, Haynau
10 has removed Gen. Gerland from his post of com.
mandant of Cassel Lieut.. Col. Bardoeben holds
it for the present The order for suspending all the
re civil governors of districts has not yet appeared
at but it is preparing. Henkel and Oettker bott
re deputies and the former member of the perma.
lie nent committee, are held in confinement, and the
US newspaper offices all IN the hands OF the mill
IN tary. The first act by which Haynau intends t.
H. try the reality of his power is to wrest from
r. the Burgher Guard its arms.
en- What may be the consequences Of that STEP
it would be rash to predict The disposition of tn
d. officers of the army again manifested on tn
Sth. Haynau requested one after another of hi
nv staff to accept the post of commandant from whic
nd he removing Gen. Gerland nearly every on
m declined. Gen Urtf has resigned his commission
and it is considered that in this course he will b
followed by the majority of the chief officers. TIL
sta greatest excitement exists all sides, and
EN- one is trembling for the future. A proposition t.
he send deputaton to Berlin introduced and dis
he cussed in the town council two days ago, but unan
we mously rejected
,st Letters from Mayence, of the 9th, state that o
lie that day the Prince of Prussia inspected the Prus
hi sian garrison there. He had just returned from a
nv inspection of the troops lying at Mannheim.
40 Our Frankfort correspondent writes the 9Th
"The plenipotentiares of the diet are now sitting
.b and their councils protracted to unseasona
VA BILE hour of the night We are very anxious
he learn the result of the meeting, it is known thu
10 its object was to adopt resolution respectin
HesseCassel OF nature to render it impossible tc
Prussia to declare without renouncing he
policy The King of Wurtemburg has had lon
re- conferences with Counts Thun and Xyander an
'as has exchanged several visits with the Elector"
I'd CGSSei, October 9.-Nearly all the officers hel
ties have reslgned-those OF the first infantry regimen
Guards to a man. so also those of the Hayna
regiment, the Schutzen battalion, and the fir
inn Hussar regiment OF the Electors own Hussar
IRE, only two have rendered their designations Of ii
,a Rife battalons and the Artillery, all but on
'Sa The number of officers who resigned petitiont
use for their dismissal is 200 among them is CT
awl- Bardeeben, Haynau's new commandant.
S Tnl. The Deutsche Zeitung has advces from Cass
to the 10th inst. The officers who have tender
= their designations have as yet received no dire
rity answer whether not they allowed provisio
ally 10 remain with their troops under the con,
tions which were mentioned in the petition. Gre
ne Haynau has, however, received the following deer
urt from the Elector:
ar "By Gods grace, we, Frederic William Ele
OF tor ETC., have been pleased at the instance OF
sset Councils OF Ministers, to confer Comma
. au der-in- Chief the Lieut.. Gen. Won Haynau, f
,rT and unlimited powers acting in name, to gra
5 leave of resignation to the officers of all grades
ard for those who, without resigning should refu
i to obey his ORDERS we command him to reno
,nts the from their posts and to consign them
,in,T immediate punishment. We likewise instruct c
nh said COMMANDMENT Ghetto fill the vacancies viii
in may be occasioned by the resignation and reno,
sci of officers, and to submit his arrangement in tt
rear | respect to confirmation and approval
1g's FREDERIC WILLIAM, HAYNAU,
HAssENHFLUG, BAUMBACu.
mis- WikheinSbad, Oct g."