The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-21

raries, The Palrie and Presse publish at the head
list OF their contributors The leaders are signed
by the authors in full, and the minuter paragraphs
initiated. The Gazette de France only signs its
first article
The Inconvenience to the public of the signing
system is strikingly nstanced to-day in many pa
pers, but IN none more strongly than those which
conducted by NM. Vernon and Cassagnac.
The former treats to history Of his personal
acquaintance with the President, and publishes the
note by which M. Louis Napoleon Bonapare first
desired the honor of M Vernons acquaintance. |
portrait of the Prince his character and manners,
succeed, daubed with the coarsest fiattery. M |
Cassagnac presents us in the same manner with auto
biographical Details which the reader could afford
very well to miss. Take this specimen About
month before the 10th Of December, became
again q journalist, to give to society the humble
tributes OF my imperishabe devotion. | set up the
flag of Louis Napoleon in the corner Of France to
which had withdrawn, and in month after It
was sauted by the acclamatlons OF SIX millions.
Thus on all hands, the weary newspaper reader is
beset with the obruslve personal vanity OF series
| of redacteurs, and, instead of beholding in any
organ the reflex of the public mind, is saluted with
| the grimaces of the sefsatstied journalist.
The Socialist journal, LIE Peuple, has been sup
pressed by the sentence of the Correctional Court
| of the Seine and the director condemned to fine OF
300 francs, for having made false declaration on
| INC bupltCl u Tue Nt+utV'l i'"''NJ'
| Austria.
| The Weiner Zeitung contains the official de-
crees concerning the definitive political organiza-
| ton of Hungary. At the head Of the Hungarian
Government is the Stakeholder who IS to reside IN
| Pesth with a Vice President, CounseOrs, Secre-
| taries etc. In respect to its administration, Hun
gary will be divided into five districts. Each district
will be governed by Obergespaus Lord Lieu
tenant, with the necessary employees. The Ober-
gespaus are subjected to the Stakeholder.
I'm with Rarop ROtbscbi1J
the day after his arrival in Vienna. He dned with
the Prime Minister Schwartzenberg on the day fol-
lowing, and the next day the Emperor gave him
grand dinner. This is the man who we told,
was a poor exile, in disgrace with his sovereign
The Emperor of Russia has sent to General
Haynau, the grand Gordon of the Order of ST. Anne,
| of the first class.
A letter from Vienna of the 18th inst says that
several banking houses of four principal places Of
Europe, have proposed to Government to take, on
conditions very advantageous to it, the hundred
million livres of the Lombardo-V enetian loan but
subject to the condition that the coupons shall be
paid in the place in which they issued. The
| Government is disposed to make the concession.
An agent of the Messrs Rothschid is about to
proceed to Verona to enter into negotiations for the
Naples and Sicily.
The Paris EUeBeU1sBt publishes letter from its
| Neapoan correspondent, which announces the
outbreak OF formidable insurrecton in the two
4 Calabrias. The Neapolltan Government was
greatly alarmed and had ordered frigate to pro.
coed to Cotrone, port of Ultra Calabria, and BON.
S bard the city. The provinces Of Caabria appear
h to be acting in concert in this Instruction Al
Maestro the insurgents had skrmish with the
> garrison Of the town, in which the latter wert
defeated, and twenly-three gGlsdarHIes Of the
e Municipal Guard the judge and othe
e Government employees, shot. In this city
alone the military authorities had issued orders 70
the seizure of upwards of 300 persons, dead o
- alive. According to the latest accounts, the insur
Il rection was spreading.
;, Russia.
It The AUgS5nrg Gasette says that there is a
+. present species of political Congress at Warsaw
}, at which the Austrian and Russian Diplomatist
II are engaged. The Emperor himself is expecte
to attend it. The Congress is occupied in the con
It sideration of the affairs OF Germany and Poland
/, | On the 1st January, lS5l-that is, on the 2jt
n anniversary of the accession of the Emperor Nj
choas Poland will be transformed into a certain
y number of Russian Governments.
Germany.
C Matters In Germany remain where they were
! The battle of Schleswig has not been fought ant
| the Hessans are disposed to do without their fugi
: tive sovereign. Ali was quiet in Hesse-Casse.
The Governments of Hanover and Wirtemberl
were raising 10000 men to be used by the Electo
e in case of emergency.
Austria and Prussia are polite but suspicious
and may safely predict any thing OF their darl
diplomacy for the result may discover itself in
century apparently not sooner.
The Austrian Council, sitting at Frankfort, hav,
declared that the refusal of the Hessan Diet t.
grant the supplies is illegal. In the meantime, the
armies Of Bavaria, Hanover and Prussia approach
the Hessian frontier. Hesse-Cassel, however, re
mains perfectly quiet.
- Letters from Hanover of the 10th inoG an
n T9nouuce the 4s' st the Councillor Upstate, Cotn
1 | Faacke.
Adyices from Cuxhaven states that the Dane
f We're blockadjng the River Eyder and had tx
| PEELED forty vessels of various nations.
Portugal.
= Accounts from Lisbon have been received to tn
18th of September. The outbreak of a military re
+ volution against the domination of Costa was men
. toned Cabral was appreheuded. The Quee
N had ordered him to return Immediately to Llsbor
1t was rumOred that Silva, Cabral and the Duke
/ Tercera would enter the Ministry.
1t has been arranged to refer to the arbitration
/ the President of the French Req bile the ditfe
|. enCes between Portugal and the United States, O
the subject Of the brig Gen Armstrong.
Oporto letters of the 10Th state that heavy raj
had set in that day, and fears entertaine
g tor the vintage.