Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
vNNEAsN MINIS.
General Summary.

The breach between the President OF France
ana his cousin \. BoHsparte has w.-ea-d TO
session quarrel
Tn. steamship Hermann arrived at Cowes
from New York on The 81 Of MAY.
The Canadian Disturbances are out inci,icu,ai
X noticed il Eay.an&. Parliament AMI the
Ministry are vssy guarded IN their express ans.
Official notice OF the Intervention Of kuSsia
N Hungary has been received a. Pgrs. TIE
number OF men 2 5.cei Ut tn disposal II AUS
.ra stated a. ~9h4l. lat another account,
gives the nui.hrr = l51,cAJ. The IIptearisns
are y go-ouslY prosecuting the war and haa beet
II The ia~tFi'ts .ana almost driven thtn or 81
the c"aatry. bat tt- as<isI1uc. receives rs ;A-
latter from bpS>it Ill p-oIoHg ti3r struggle.
The greatest Il! trsu prevti-I At Vienna which
haJ the effect rt.iar- RaaetEsy's demand of
Piedmont. nom I23. eoJ 0t3 ffsacs - - u40 .0J1
The King of PCass., hts ~ iatt-!v rsfas-a the
Imperial { Town OF tt- German ktnpir-, trn..Sr-
- 10 hi'n by small ms orlty Of TarIiAment a.
Frankfort.
There ii,j been slight ouibreass IL nerlin.
Inc war IA Sea.Ieswig continued and iaere
WAS prospect of peace.
More troops were To leave France for Rome
]. IVES reported ,tat those under On55nott pre-
'tousiy despatched II reached ti1eIr G-stinatoa :;
that the Romans hal risen IN favor OF The Pope,
and that ==rrro ana Tia. Republican Govern
ine'it had He'd. The Pope ~oali b- compelled
/" grant an amnesty TO all eng tge! ~ the Rebel
lion against his Temporal poser, bat no dtsira-
bir reforms are expect d.
1t >4I4 lt-u the Tuscan troops hti euterrd
Lc- i."ri. anl ,ii4: tie Si-sllsn-. beaten al al
points, had verbally submitted ie The King Of M
pei-s-
Accounts from Ia3i, report The entire termi-
nation OF the war IN Pua}tuh.
Germany
II j. reported that the prriimlnari"s Of peace
basel on new con Itints II tvr been p-nposci by
EnCian /. ami tlred4v accepted b. Prussia. Thy
withdrawing The troops At jutiini. AMI -
naitaneous with this movement IS the cess silon
OF the blockade OF the German ports by the
Danes.
On the 21:, the PFnssan Ministry Sustained
another defeat. the German qarstion. ans
were subsrq nenfly dissolved. Brri'" became
the scene of great cxciieln4nt, and several peo-
pie were shot By the military.
Austria.
Letters from Itsth confirm the news of TIN
evacu ttioh of ia i, By thr Iuprritli>i Army
The movement, however, WAS not Ia the dIrec-
tinn Of Wallachia. but the army marched In ie-
ueSui. The snsptn siou bridge between Prsti,
and Genoa destroyed by the Austrlans TO
their retreat.
The whole line Of the Imperial troops have
retired 10 fnlbr, aui uor nearly ui-urs IA
ICED The llungari,n- have prevented their re-
treat BY t'Aing possession OF some i"P"ftant
points Austria has drntn tel ih- int renee
OF Russia, anI the Enperor's manifesto was ex-
ptcted shortly
EoSacinia.
The Prh-antry aruiing themselves, pre-
paripg for Revolution.
Erc.:stls,.
Tn" poor of this unfortunate lslanL continue
70 suffer Urea fully from starvation.
\ writ OF error ia the case Of Smith o'Brien
and others would be heard on he OH ast
Cholera.
Is rapidly disappearing in Paris.