The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-31

IA.
The second edition Of the London Chronicle CON
ains the following received by express from Paris
PANS, Friday morning.
General Changarnier has placed the letter Of the
President OF the Republic 10 General Oudinot the
orders Of the day of every regiment in the army al
though Nj. Odillon Barrot declared In the Assembly
that IL was not official.
Yesterday the whole Of the troops in Paris were
confined to their barracks, ready to act In Of
need sentres were trebled in all parts Of Paris and
strong force was placed at the residence of the
Minister of the Interior Al Noisey lie Sec there had
been an emeute among the military, which threaten
cd serious consequences at one time, but which hus
been suppressed, but Notwithstanding the agitation
il is thought that Sunday next, the day of the gem
oral election, will pass oil without disturbance.
The King of Hanover has been obliged to leave his
capital and repair to The castle Of Hewenhausen.
The town is declared in state Of siege. 1000 Prus-
slams are expected.
At Frankfort on the 9Th the democratic movement
was losing ground. The people will uphold the AS
scmbly.
IMPORTANT FROM HUNGARY.
At Vienna the news arrived on tho 5th That bat
de had taken place near Scred, three leagues from
Presburg, in irllich The Hlngarians mere piciors
They crossed the river and Siered fell into Their
hands. The CONSERVATION nt Presburg was very
great, as it was supposed tho Ausirians could not
hold out. The Hnngurians have entered Gallicia,
and win proceed towards Bala TO cnt off the com.
municaon between Vienna and Gallcia.
PEsrn, May LIST.
Kossuth has issued proclamation, in which he
tells the Hungarians have courage and fear moth
ing, for thousands Of their fellow-countrymen are
ready to sacrifice life and property in their defence
he says the Russians are coming, called il ia true
by the Austrinns TO help them, but with the real
motive of assisting the Hungarians, but that the
Sclavonians, tho Transylvanians, and the Gaicians
are all rising in their favor, and TO free them from
an insupportnble yoke.
Yesterday report was spread that the Russian
troops who had come from Troppan and Krran
have received orders TO hnt, as It was understood
that the Court of Olmuiz had resolved TO try once
more whether they could effect negotiation with
the Hungarans.
The principal army of Hungary 10000 strong. lie
stationed near Waika, under the orders of Dem
binski 10000 Hungarians are In inirenchmens
near Kopolna, Is 900 near Defreezin, and 10000
near Muhlenbach In Pennsylvania
The corps of .Ieidehich Is annihiiafed! and Field
Marshal Weldon has received wound on the head.
ROME, May LIST.
An exchange OF prisoners took place between the
French and Romans. The Atelesa battalion ex-
changed for the French prisoners. On the I'd, the
French had retired to Casei d'Gydo, miles from
Rome.
GARIBALDr, with three or four thousand men, in
tended TO cut up tho roads, to intercept provisions
reaching the interior.
The French Minister OF War contradicts Ledru
Rollins statement to alleged losses Of the army at
Rome, but the "Naonale" gives private letter of
coninnatery kind.
The Romans have placed Ancona in a state Of siege
together with the original feeling Of depression which
has now for many days been unrelieved by tho
slightest OF rcassurng kind, caused consols
yesterday TO reccde from Oh TO 9Os, at which they lett
of buyers.
Little business in foreign exchanges yesterday and
with the exception Of Amsterdam, which was rather
higher no material alteration in rates.
The mails between Paris and Calais definitely
to be conveyed via Boulogne. The Calais and North
ern Railway Company will, however, run train on
their line against the mail train from Bonognc, and
which will arrive in Paris one hour sooner.
VIENNA, 6ih.--Russian troops are pouring into
Buckowina.
The arrival Of the Emperor of Austria into his cap
ital has given very general ga iisfaction.
BAvAnIA.--All foreigners have been obliged to
quit Landau. There are reports of disturbances in
| the Ffalz
LEirsIc, 7ih.-The traders n the fair will suffer
severe losses. All the goods and stores, and even
| temporary enis and booths, were removed at noon
on the 7th. Order appears to have been restored.
| DREspEs.--Furthera accounts received this morn
| ing, show that on the 9th the military had decided
advantage.
| ,HANovEn.-The King declines to accept the aid
OF 5000 Prussians towards maintaining the peace Of
the country.
| PnussrA.-No later intelligence from the Rhine
provinces. Private accounts say the agitation in
| the various towns extreme, and where disturb.
ances had not broken out, they might hourly be ex-
pected.
DEsMARK.--Tho Posts city article says we heard
| through well informed channels that there is
better prospect Of the Danish and Schleswig affairs
being brought to a conclusion at no very distant
period.