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up his abode in the fortress, where thew

up MS doOue III the fortress, where thew
seized the Vienna mails.
LATEST FROM RoME.--July 30.-Upon
final action it has been determined that
things should remain the same state as when
Oudinot entered. There is. report in
France that Garibaldi, after defeating the
Austrian corps, had entered the little Re-
public OF San Marine, and claimed its pro-
lection. The Austrian commander refused,
and sent large force TO rut him down.
Garlbaldi, having been joined by large
number OF Hungarians, declared his inten-
ton Of aifording protection TO Venice.
Three American vessels are said to have
entered Venice, with money aud provions
for the Fenilians.
LATEST FROM FRANCE A second dis
patch says that Oudnot's return to Paris
is hourly expected. He is not TO be re,
placed. Orders have been issued prohibi-
ling leave OF absence TO the officers and men
al Rome. The Pope is expected al Rome
about The l3lh.
Gen. RnsteIas is to replace Oudnot as
military Governor only. The Commissions
ers aud three Cardinals are to form the
ministry, with the exception os the Secreta-
ryshp OF Foreign Allairs, which is to re.
main IN the hands of Cardinal Antonelli.-
No ierns as to the nature and extent of
the new Constitution have been concluded
with the Pope.
1UNGaRY.-A late letter received from
/ Presburgh, states that when the capture of
Raab by The lIungarians became known.
the most intense excitement prcvailed-ihat
iuglirye Officers who had reached that CITY
stated that tlfe greatest Consideration exist
ed and troops fled in all directions, leaving
II perfectly easy for Raab to be taken, and
with /; an enormous amount of stores.
| Account; state that the Austrian General
! finds the greatest dlliculties-his march
being almost impossible; that his soldiers
have suffered more than any other army
ever did, and should the IIungarians attack
hun, The general opinion was, that but few
lmPerialists woaii escape. Among The
banalions sent by railway to Presburgh.
was rifle corps composed of mere lads,
wh" mourned and wept on the way. CRYING
aloud, that To march against The EIunqarians
was certain death, and addressing dense
crowds at the station<, babe farewell, saving,
We SHdli never return.
Pittsburgh. Aug. 27,h-p. m.
The River has risen two inches. Wealth
or pleasant. Freighls to Cincinnati. 75c.
Business improving.
New York. Aug. 27tl,-p. m.
No alteration in The Flour market; good
qualities finn and in good demands; marker
rather ovrrstocked with lower qualities.
Sales of Rye a, Gle. Corn dull; sales Of
mixed, 81 $50; prime, So; ana yellow,
soc.
Provisions steady. Pork, $40 rs tor
mess, and 80 for prime. Land, 6 8 to 7c,'
| in barrels.
Forty urdeaths from cholera during the
last forty eight hours.
ST Louis, Aug. 9th.
River opposite our city rising slowly.
Weather V, stcrday was cool ard clear.
Receipts of produce continue pretty liberal.
Hemp, sales of one lot at 1923 per ton.
Tobacco, sales from So so per cwt. Flour,
good country brands, at s %; City Mills,
81 80 TO 60. Wheat. sales 10 day from
80 10 SOC, ali grades idclu,ed. Corn, sales
of two lots at 37ic.
Freights 10 NcaC Orieans.- Hemp.
Sc So per ton. Tobacco, So 50 per hhd.
Flour, 35c per Dbl. Wheatllc, Oats 3lc,
per cwt. Cattle, IS per head.
Who is Resi- OEm CoiJornia.-A cores
pendent OF the Baltimore Sun, writing from
California, says: "A working man who
arrives here without IA penney, and only
one shirt 10 his back, is better off than any
one who arrives here with an entire cargo.
The merchants are all sharks, and skin all
that arrive who are suhjec ted TO their
hands. The same writer adds:
Il dug several days, anl worked harder
than amy one saw al work, and averaged
about one ounce per day; but two thirds do
not make their board, and | assure YOU
that if knew what am now acquainted
with, (irom experienced previous to leaving
l would have never leli home. 1t is not
the digger that makes. il is the trader;
therefore, there are So many false represent
talions made. as it is to their interest 10
eXaggerae. | would sooner live in Balt
more from hand to mouth THAI in California
a wealthy man"
In regard 10 The last remark of the writer
his opinion must be taken with some allow.
ance, as II is evident he has never had The
opportunity 10 Try what Il wealthy man in
California is, however much experience
he may have had in comforts OF The condi-
ton first mentioned.
Reverse Of Fortme-Of all The members
of the French Provisional government Of
1913, Lamartne and Or, meux alone are
now IN the Assembly. All Tie others are in
disgrace or exile.
Hereditary Honors.-The Emperor Ma
po.eon was called ''lhe little corporal:" his
nephew, Louis Napoleon, may well be en-.
titled III the term OF endearment, and be
called "the lilIle President"
~ Colerlge, treating of the inseparabIe
connection Of truth with error, saws, feljei-
tously as well as truly. that there are errors
which no wise man will .rert with rudepess
while there is a probability that they NAV
be the reiractiun of some great truth as We.
below the horizon.
Exemption Lar IN Maiae.-The Leg