Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11
-hcd TO the Louisville Courier.
sppUlL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Boston, July 81, p. N.

Boston, July 81, p. III.
ru,iI steamship Caledonia has arrived
q ~ r,sus Telegraph Office, Friday noon.
N,Io,i, arrived at Halifax at z o'clock,
She will reach Boston Saturday
s''D"7s She brings forty-fve passengers ex-
S'i ,;ob,een of the party survivors of the
me. Charles Bartlett, which was run
.sd steamer Europa on Wednesday af-
t o7rh ult., seven hundred miles west
p. CN,o Clear. She sunk in three minutes
a rTndred and thiriy-two passengers and
IT, catastrophe occurred during dense
~ for,v.two out of one hundred and fif-
u- ~. were saved. The captain, mate, and
crew were among the survivors. The
: :. ,couiited of all blame, not only by the
bnr by the unanimous voice of the Bri-
~-,nd The public. A subscription of f352
.r0Iv raised by the passengers, TO which
.;I,ors added G2O. The Charles Bartlett
"a from London 20 New York with emi-
B. Forbes, passenger on the Europa,
4dh surprising gallantry upon the occa-
u has been presented with gold medal by
,'0ooI Shipwreck and Humane Society.
e',ora sustained no material damage.
AND RoME.-The French Legislative
m has been the scene Of much turbulence
.;minaton during tho past week. The
: .piril which marks the proceedings of the
men, is having the effect 10 unite various
!. If the Assembly, not horetofore friendly
nmpact opposition to the BarTot Ministry
tce of Repubiicanism.
4. SOth the Constituent Assembly of Rome
,t,, further resistance to the French army
i in vain, ceased hostilities and virtually
| "A the Eternal City 10 the bcsiegers.
70 18th an official notification was made 10
rroch legislative Assembly that, in conse-
|. of an arrangement entered into between
0aiuot and the Roman Triumvrate, the
| 4 Parols, Portesea and ST. Pancrazio had
[suvn open to the French troops, who were
,uo measures for the immediate occupation
nc. which should take place with perfect
rs and order. This communication pro-
la deep sensation in the Chamber.
correspondent wiring from Paris says, that
! The Bourse was closing II was stated posi-
! hat the Government had received q tee-
{ despatch, announcing the entry of the
N army into Rome on the Cd. and that they
received with accIamations by the people.
division OF Garbaldi has been conducted to
i. Vechia where they would lay down their
No division of the army would be lodged
uainiained by the Government. The funds
|u this news one per cent.
|s previous TO the reception of decisive news
Rome, General Bedeas left Paris to take
|-,nd of the army in Italy, General Oudinot
/. been ordered home in disgrace. Arrange
b we're also promptly made 10 increase the
/ Of Ilaly 10 $4,000 men. Immediately on
snption Of the news Of the surrender Of Rome
5Enl OudInot, telegraph despatch was sent
|relIes desiring General Bedeas 10 wait there
fssh Instructions before proceeding to Rome.
FryGARY AND AUSTRIA.-An official bulle tin
hen issued by the Aus,rians, announcing
Fulslry retirement of the Hungarians from
!, whence they are said to have retired TO-
. Acs previous 20 the capture of the city.
rev by declining Il battle at Raab and con-
ng bis retreat towards Gran. will impose up
be Austrian and Russian armies the necessity
HTlng some twenty thousand men before Co.
! Nevertheless, Georgey would never have
Toned Raab, except with the intention of de-
nga portion of his force against Taskewirlch.
u edition of the London Herald says, that a
. prevailed III Paris, in tho Assembly, that
Hunsarans had obtained an immense advan-
aFer the Russians IN the vicinity of Raab.
RGssians are said to have. lost 10000 men.
rSsA AND BADEN.-A desperate battle was
! on the 29ih between tho Prussians and In
'as in the neighborhood of Calaische MagIen-
! belseen Carlsruhe and Radstcdt, in which
surgents were defeated. Gen. Bencker has
lossession of Baden.
uz4Rk AND THR DuTcH,Es.- armistice
Informant. and hostili;Ies have been slightly
20. So far as on-Ioukers can judge, there
lseihood of peace, which did net exist with
Orce several weeks since.
Fouhis state that the Venetian deputies sent
Esinle for a surrender of Venice, with the
his, have been dismissed, and have returned
'erOna 10 Venice. The tombardmcnt and
& works would again be prosecuted with
& VIgOr than ever. The sortie last made by
Aciians was very successful. Among the
Fers carried into Venice, besides several Off
he staff, were two Generals.