New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

are estimated at 471l4sio francs, and expenditures pre-
The London Sun has heard a surmise that the French
overnmsnt intend to take of the duty guano brought
notice Of the Mouteur had summoned all the supe-
rior naval officers In Paris TO assemble at the Ministry Of
Marine to receive communcationn The subject was
understood to test at sea the new invented
by the Emperor.
NJ. Ansemc Haiphen Regent of the Bank Of France,
and Admiral Deasseaux, Major General OF Marine, are
dead.
Forty three new Senators nominated, with view 70
strengthening the Government.
There other Of interest except the seizure OF
several papers, for their comments on the Government
THE LATEST FROM ITALY,
From Milan under Of 18th ult, we learn that Mar
shall Radetzky had published second proclamation in
which he orders judicial authorities to sequesrate the
property of those persons who shall render themselves
directly or Indirectly accompees in reasonable
tees BY another proclamation the University Of Pava
| has been closed until further orders.
Slight disorders had broken out ut For and AreKzo in
| the Roman States
The Ga.ee de Basic Of the 10th announces that all
munication between Lombardy and Tcno interrupted
the passage travellers and merchandise and
being prohibited upon that frontier There were 1000
Austrans the line Of Como, and ZOO on that OF va
According to letter In the Genoa Journal Mazzni
had been and recognized the Ticinian frontier
whence he had sent large of money to the disact
ed in Mona, Como and Bergamo.
sam had appeared openly at Tcin, but succeeded in
making his escape when the police to arrest him
The Federal Council of Switzerland has sent Col Bour
geos examine and report the real state of affairs
hopes entertained that the blockade would be
raised and the export Of at least be allowed Ira
veers and merchandise now compelled to take the
route by the splugen
Letters from Milan to the 18th say that there still
great difficulty in obtaining access to- or sgress FROM the
city Baron Martini, the military commandant, had
threatened to punish severely any person raising
singing whistpg in the streets Two persons had
hanged-onefor having taken against the troops
at the osa Gate the other having two muskets In
his store and having been with the insurgents in the
street Bottonato The distributors of seditious pubca
tons threatened with death.
The reported seizure of arms and arrest of Hungarian
soldiers Is contradicted
General Gyula Military Commandant Of Lombardy,
had courteousy received the deputaon of Alanese ct
zens, who besought him adopt lenent measures
but he held out little hope that the Government would
lax its severity.
The municipal treasury of Milan had paid the forced
contribution of 10000 FORMS and is in addition ordered
Fresh troops continued to arrive In addition to the
Hungarian regiment Schwartzenberg which goes direct
Ancona from Trieste second is on its way to Italy
Tho Trieste Gazette says that poignarded in
Milan Cathedral during the the 18th and that
the lower classes much excited but that apprehen
sions need be entertained of a fresh outbreak.
Some arrests for possession arms had taken place at
Genoa When the news of the events Milan reached
Florence, precautionary measures Immediately
adopted The troops consigned to their quarters
and the posts doubled Several houses by
the police 1t is reported that the Tuscan troops are To
be placed on the same footing the Austrian military,
and to be uniformed in white According to the Pard-
aeno of the 18th, Mzznean movement have been
made at Florence had tina Milan insurgents held out
snsng IS iorpaaen IN the churches OF Milan until fur
$4,000 cwt Of lead has been sent from Austria for bull
lets ard go ducats from the Emperor, as gratifca
lion 10 the wounded soldiers
The Academy of Italian Philosophy, of Turin held
sitting on the 1ih, in coE,memoraton of Gioberte NJ
dAzegle statesman author and artist has left Turin for
| temporary residence in England
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The London Advertiser announces the discovery of n
very extensive and well organized conspiracy Hungary
Italia Loft. t,aff
circuates in Hungary proclamation signed by Kos
sutb Granting genere amnesty 10 ali thnsa ~ &
were formerly opposed to HUNGARIAN indenendencs If
appears that regular guerilla bands are FORMING ali
the country and that things do not look well y n 4;
added from Austrian sources that the Goyernment is
perfectly well informed Of what is going on and that
rests are continually but onetlv aing Mace II Is so
tier win he nada tn ssrr dohi ~, ~ iron
guard thu frontier wbie the other ores ~ r viii
viii scour Hungary 1N- ''-i'''" '"'o H'o oVip s'
teerrapbie disnatcb from London 10 I;vornoo, and
teepranbed from UaI;fax ner last arrii p, a.. Jt
nm attsmnt had baan nd 70 a;t th .as
Austria It appears at all events that the d oa
sli0ht athopgh acconn,s dFr ~ .. .e "ounu was
ieted bx neiaarJ or ~ 70 we'her 1t was in
stated that the Emperor bad hean ,od a.
erazed by a bullet in the name of the nsot MI snty
counts said that as the Emneror was ,rati, ~ ~ az
tion, at Vienna Friday Isth Hunrar;a ns u 'Ie os
eaped upon him attempted to stab him in The tbroa
but succeeded only incting scratch under the
Lebeny was instantly seized third account says that
the Emperor was fired at with musket and that the
wound Is not SO trng as was at first thought The latest
oates from VIENNA the 10Th ut say that his Majesty
getting on WELL and that the assassin was tailor named
LassobennenXa and that he was killed by the aids-de
cam camp IN curious mystery respecting all the de-
tails OF TINS attempt
Respecting the feeling OF the Austrian army in Italy,
~ I'm VI h1 iies says ms spirit Oh tine army
one Some Of the most esepyipr an ot
csrs ba va accsto,nd as az anu is ONT
svs on tb nss, W " iouk WIN jealous
SORROWS aisoniet,ds tho .ot % anu " ntew WIZ,
able and aatya ,na ha;nr s,,iay,,, ~ U
asssnaJ nacaa On ~ 6AIs 80 ~ nv "ous nIVe1re
can hardly take up the Wene Zsitung without ss,ing