The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17


of Cork, destined respectively for Quebec, Boston
and New York The gross total of passengers
amounted to 1868, Independent of the multitudes
who leave for Liverpool by the steamers In addl-
ton to these, 100 paupers, comfortably clad, ar
rived on Monday in Cork from the kenmare work
house, and were put on board the Hotspur, for
Quebec This is the second batch sent out within
the last month by the guardians OF the above
named union.
Accounts from Berlin of the 18th inst state that
Count Alvensleben had returned to Dresden. Ihe
Ministers have left Berlin for the Easter holidays
The Koner Zeitung publishes some details of
the last Austrian note. Austria consents to the
return of the Diet, under condition OF essential re-
FORMS The reforms are change OF voting in the
Plenu.n and Lesser Council, general Ausro-
German Customs Union, and Federal educa-
tonal and military system.
Our Berlin correspondence is of the 21st instant.
The ministerial papers state that Austria had pro-
posed in case of certain events, to march 200 900
troops through Piedmont. This proposal, which
| had been submitted to the Cabinet OF Turin, has
made deep impression at Berlin. The same pa
pers mention secret treaty between Russia and
Austria and that they endeavor to gain the support
of Prussia The object of the secret Austro- Rus
sian treaty is to protect Europe against the results
| of the crisis which is impending In France.
| On Baron Monteuffels return to Berlin on the
| 2lst inst, cabinet council was held the partcu-
| lars OF which have not yet transpired. L he hreuz
LeluDg states that the last AusIlan hoteeAPresses
| the intention of the Cabinet of Vienna rather to
| drop the annexation question than to consent to
| the conditions under which Prussia offers her
| consent
| Austria.
| The diplomatic intercourse with the Porte has
lately assumed tone of great ascerbty Austria
protests against the Sultan's proposal to hberate
| the Hungarian refugees in Asia Minor.
1t is expected that the Pope's Government will
| solicit the Intervention of Austrian troops.
Our advices from Vienna are to the 18th inst.
| The papers publish list of the newly appointed
members of the Imperial Council. They are the
Barons Kreg, Hogenden, Purkhard, Syogende OF
Magyar-Syogen, Sabotti of Echencraft, Baum
gartner, Buol, Vern, Burga, the Count Zichy, and
the Prince of Satmerifercheeds Kranthem. 1t il
stated that the German Kingdoms will terminate
Dresden Congress by recalling their agents.
| Vienna correspondence OF the 10th inst. an
| nounces the appointment OF Prince Schwartzen
berg to the Governorship of Transy yvania vice Gen
Wohlgemuth, deceased Baron Gehringer has re-
fused to accept the post OF Stakeholder Of Hungary
That post is be offered to the Archduk,
Leopold. Our correspondent states that chang
OF measures may possibly be expected with regart
to Hungary.
| The Risorgmento of the 18th inst. quotes th
following, dated Florence, the 7th 1t has beel
|. | rumored for some days that England has late
addressed to Austria very energetic note agains
the occupation by her troops of the pontihca
dominions anu Tuscany. Persons usually wei
, informed state that the note has been communi
Gated to the Tuscan Government, with ntma
ton to take to dispense with those auxi
iaries. 1t is likewise said that similar steps bav
been adopted with regard to France, as respecte
e Rome, and know that letters, written from thi
E city by official personages, mention that some day
\ | ago the French Government had endeavored
. | impress the Pope with the necessity OF speed
s cessation of the occupation. | am inclined to be
| lieve those rumors well founded, for M de Nor
tessny, in a recent conversation with our Mnste
of Foreign Affairs, gave him understand that Ii
/. Austrians should not remain long in Tuscany"
i Portugal.
d The following telegraphic dispatch, announcer
q the failure of the insurrectionary movement
Portugal, was received at the Portuguese Legatit
d | on Wednesday:
:" Madrid, S p. M, April 2l.--According to di
I. patches of the l5lh lust, received by the PorIl
4 | guese Ambassador, and communicated to me,
% | appears that Gen. Saldanha, discouraged by tl
= bad reception which he had met with at Combr'
n n has directed his course towards the SPANS
% frontier"
Letters from Madrid state that the Spanish Co
eminent is disposed assist that of Portugal again
the Duke of Saldanha, in case of conflict, b
- that it is its desre at the same time TO act in CO.
IL | cert with England
n HOlstein.
u Hamburg correspondence of the 18th inst stat
ie that the boundary question between Schleswig al
e Holsten has at length engaged public atten,io
= | The committee on this question claims certa
rs Scheswig district as belonging ofrlght TO Holsei
" 1t appears that the Federal Commissioners are
81 clined to favor these pretensions. Owing to {
y intervention of the Federal Commissioners, I
to " Danish Government has granted an amnesty to
o' number Of Schleswig refugees.
n
10 Switzerland.
of A letter from Berne of the 18th instant, in
Debats, says: /" / hasten to inform you that t
,is Federal Government has just received a commul
he cation from the English Legation, in which it p
&C. tests against refugees being sent to England. T
of United States, therefore, is now the only coun
he open TO them.
no The first detachment of Hungarian and ltali
es refugees, who lately deserted from the army of
de,zky, arrived at Berne on the 18th, under
command of Col. Durr. They are going to Am
ex- lea by way OF France. A great number OF tn
all fought under the government OF kossuth.