The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-01

The bologna Gdz<fe, ofthe 81 inst. states thai all
communication Is Interrupted between the NeapoIl
itans and The Roman States. The brohsrs Of Cardi-
nal AntonelI hayebeenimprsonedn az Rome as host
ages to force the Government Of Naples 10 give up
Lieut-Col. Amadei In the sitting on the 18th Of
the Constituent Assembly Of Rome, an address 10;
the Venetian Government was unanimously passed.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs In the same sitting,
communicated 10 the Chamber the intelligence OF
the defeat Of the Piedmontese army, and his belief
thai The seal OF the Pedmonlese Goyernment would.
be transported 10 Genoa. After this communication,
Slerbn rose and stated that he had just learned that
the Republic had been proclaimed In the Terra del
Layoro and the Abruzzi tNaples and that the troops
had fraternized with the people.
The Tfrfno Gazette Of the It'll inst states from
Rome Of the 3is nlt that the courier of Naples had
mol nfrived on that day; and that intelligence had
been received Of the legion Of Garbaldi having en-
tered the kingdom Of Naples and commenced hos
iilrlcs. Gen. Ferrari, who wns at Rome had pro-
ceeded In oil haste 70 Tenacna. The Project Of Bo
ogna Berli Pichai, had been named Minister Of The
Interior al Rome.
"CITIzENs 81 present myself 10 your snllrages by
deyotednesa 10 the consecraion Of great principle
1.-The civil and political equality OF the two II
Is In The name Of Justice that make appeal 10 the
sovereign people against the negnion Of principles
which are thu basis OF our social future H. exercs-
Ing your right you call woman 10 take part In the
Legislative Assembly yon will consecrate In oil their
integrity onr republican dcgmas- liberty, equality,
fraternity for women as well rs men. AIegialaiive
Assembly composed entirely OF men Ii as incompe-
tent 10 make the laws which govern our society,
composed Of men and women, as would be All "a.
sembly composed OF privileged persons 10 discuss the
interests Of workmen or an assembly Of capitalists
'JEANNE DER0IN,
Direciress Of the Journal Opinion DIES Eemlnes."
GALWAY A PACKET STATION.
There Is some talk Of Galway being made the pack
Ell station 10 and from New York, instead Of Liver
pool; but as railway must be first formed for fifty
miles or thereabont, il cannot take place for some
Time. The Liverpool merchants would consider the
four or five days gained inthe length OF the passage
and the more rapid receipt Of Intelligence in conse-
quence MS an equivalent for any loss they would sus
lain In the change.
The u. $. Steamship Isabel Calling at sa-
vRnnah. 5
We feel il our duty TO comment upon the following
facts The steamship Isabel, on her late passage
from Havana TO Charleston, delayed long enough al
Tybee TO deposit The H. S. ~ q Tor his rify upon the
beach, and proceeded on n h. We understand
that there were between ;lfgy and forty passengers
on board Of her bound for savannah, some TO stop
here, but most Of them contemplating prosecut on
Of their journey TO New York In our noble steamer,
beach by the steamer which went out 10 meet the
Isabel, where II was found in charge OF one OF her
crew We further learn that the isabel passed Tybee
al an earlier hour than usual (about midnight that
the steamer from This civ went out % me, ker Al
the usual time and that hitherto the Isabel has never
reached Tybee until near DAYLIGHT. VA
Three times since the Establishment Of this line
has the mail due a Savannah been taken 10 Charles
weather Inc Steamship lad encountered In h.r def
Cheney Of fe etc On ibe third oce asion no excuse
whatever wns offered for Inc IrrecnIaritv. Y IL I
In the nresent Instance he neelect ~ du,v on The
mart Of Inc Isabel hns been 90 oarno and 40 serious
In III conseanences thnt we EEL il bnt stice 10 o,r
own civ 10 snenk of h IN toms az ,,nomalifed con-
honnJ rnr a.o i,hsu ~,
wharf bv the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ths fsabe opr Gill
zens were MOI disnosed 10 inonre WHEELER fhe con.