Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24

More troops were to leave France
for Rome. 1t is reported that those un.
der Oudinot had reached their destina.
ton and tina, the Romans had risen in
favor Of the Pope, and that Mazerino
and the Republican Government had
fed. The Pope would be compelled
not only TO grant amnesty but desira-
BILE reforms.
l, is said that the Tuscan troops had
entered Leghorn and that the Sicilians
were beaten OF all points. They had
verbally submitted to the King of Ma
Piles.
Accounts from India report the en-.
tire termination Of the war in Puniaub.
The cholera 10 on the decline al Pa.
ris. ...
From Germany il is reported thu,
preliminaries of peace, on new condi-
,ions, have been proposed by England,
and already accepted by Prussia. They
are Withdrawing troops at Iceland, and
there was "a simultaneous cessation of
the blockade of the German ports by
the Danes on the Goth.
The Prussian Ministry have sustained
anolhor defea, on the German question,
and have been dissolved, Berlin be.
came the scene Of great excitement in
consequence thereof, and several of the
people were shot by the military.
Letters from Peslh confirm the news
Of The evacuation Of that city by the
Imperialista
Benz was moi 10 the direction Of
WalIachia, as reported, but has marched
to Tevsswa.
The suspension bridge between Pesth
and Genoa has been destroyed by the
Austrians in order TO cover their retreat.
The whole line of the Imperial troops
have retired to Raib. and are now near.
ly disorganized. The Hungsrians have
cut off their retreat by taking possess.
ion Of Pland and Schultz.
Austria has demanded Russian inter.
ference, and the Emperor's manifesto
was shortly expected.
The peasantry of Bohemia are arm.
ing themselves. and preparing for q
revolution.
Ireland is suffering dreadfully from
starvation. The writ of error in the
case Of Smith O'Brien and others, is TO
be heard on the 10th instant.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESl-
4 DENT.
| MARsHALs.
Henry F. Talmsdge. to be Marshal o.
the Southern District OF New York, ia the
place OF Ely Moore. removed.
Frederick G. Smith, to be Marshal OF The
Western District OF Louisiana, in the place
OF John E. King. who decline, the appoint
men,.
Noenom "a JUNE W 70 NldTsHdl VI lDe
District Of Ohio. in tho place OF Daniel A.
Robertson removed.
VIM. Paine OF Maine, to be Marshal oil
the United States for The District OF Maine,
in the place Of Rufus Mcintyre. removed.
Stephen B. Sheladay. OF Iowa, to be
Marshal the United Slsles for tho District
Of Iowa, in place Of Gideon S. Bailey, re.
signed.
Benjamin Bond. OF Illinois, TO be Mar.
shall OF the United States. for the District
Of Illinois. in the place OF Stnson H. An.
dsrson, removed.
ATTORNEYS.
Oetavious N. Ogden, to be Distric. Al.
,ornsy for the Western District Of Louisiana,
in the place Of Henry Boyce, who decline,
the appointment.
Sampson Mason. 10 be District Attorney
for the District Of Ohio. in the place Of Thos
w. BARLEY, removed.
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS.
Luther Jswel,, Collector, Portland Msins,
LAND OFFICES.
Richard NJ. Thurston, OF Arkansas, to be
Receiver OF Public Moneys ct Fayetteville,
Arkansas. in the place Of Matthew LsePer.
removed.
James H. Patterson, OF Arkansas. to be