The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-11
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival Of the Steamship Canada, at Halifax,
Nova Scotia, we have the latest Foreign News. We
present such portions of it as may be of interest
our readers.
ROME. Up to the evening of the 2lst June no
news had been received in Paris of the entry of the
French into Rome. General Oudinot would not make
general attack before the 18th or I7th when the
news OF the failure of the conspiracy of the 18th in
France would reach that place and probably induce
the Irlumvir to capitulate.
The London Globe of the 22d P. M. says it is
generally thought that the Telegraph will Tomorrow
announce the capitulation of Rome.
The Gazette of Lyons of the Doth, states that a
telegraphic despatch from Marseilles has been re-
celyed as they were going to press, announcing to
the Prefect the entry of the French into Rome.
FRANCE. The attempted insurrection in Paris has
been followed by more formidable resistance to the
laws at Lyons. serious engagement took place
IN the streets of that city between the troops and the
mob in the course of which large number of lives
were lost on both sides. Barrcades were thrown up
which were not taken until they had been battered
down by the cannon.
The fighting commenced on the morning of the
18th, and continued till late hour in the ight, bu
telegraphic dispatch dated Lyons the 10th, at 8
In the afternoon, announces that the insurgents
mad been completely routed the streets cleared and
the city restored to tranquility.
There are upwards of Sc, 900 troops in and around
Lyons NoapPrehension of any farther disturbance
1t IS reported that the Able Paeotte, Private Sec
retary to the Cardinal Anto, has arrived in Paris
from Gaeta, and that he is the bearer of important
dispatches for the French Government, and also o
an autograph letter from His Holiness to Louis Ma
poleon, expressive of his regreat the bombardmen
of Rome.
Up to the latest advices, France was tranquil
Ledru Roiiin has not, as yet, been arrested.
The cholera has declined in Paris
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. The news is contradic-
tory, some accounts giving the advantage to the Aus
TRANS. In the South, two actions have happened
both terminating to the advantage of the Imperasts
The Hungarian General, PereZel, from the fortress
OF Peterwardeln, made an attack on some Austrian
entertainments, but was ultimately repulsed and driv
en- with loss into Peterwarden, thoug the Ausrans
admit that their own troops suffered severely. The
other battle was fought by the Ban Jelaclich, and
1t is asserted to have been brilliant victory but
the Austrian accounts are evidently not trustworh
at least as regards their own losses.
The London Globe of the evening Of the 23d says
We have Intelligence from Vienna to June I6. The
great news is tremendous encounter with the Hun
garIans. The Austrians and Russians said tc
have been completely defeated, and to have lef
on the field the fabulous number of % 900 killed
This battle took place on the l3th 14th and 18th,
the large plain between Raab and WeiseIburg /
lasted 64 hours. The loss of the Magyars is stated
at 5000. The Austrians were commanded by Hay
nau, the Russians by Rudger, and the Hungarians BY
Gorgey.
POLAND. The Augsburgh Gazette of the 18th
inst, states thatt is informed that the greater part
the Russian Guards suddenly halted on the 10th OF
their march to the south, and it is said that
party of the Guards, who had reached the environs
of kowno, have returned by forced marches to st
Petersburgh.
The Poles assert that the cause of this counter
march is, that conspiracy had been discovered at St
Petersburgh and Moscow.
GERMANY. In the German States bordering thu
Rhine where general insurrection is going on, thu
Prussians have advanced, and struggle has
taken place at Mannheim, the result of which
known.
No news of importance from England.
LIVERPOOL, June 23-Il a. m. The cotton marke
opened with steady feeling this morning at full
prices of the day previous. Holders very firm
and look for higher prices, which the trade Presen
are not disposed to give.
MONEY MARKET. The money market continues
easy. There has been arrival at Liverpool from
California, with sixty thousand pounds sterling il
gold.
more doing, with slight improvement in prices.