The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-28

Tar CRoPi.-Cuucurcu statements from
80 parts Of ireland md England, confirm
rcVious reports of'fic cheering PROSPECTS Of
llc approaching harvest Tho papers con
a,u somo .nyiup rcports at the recurrence Of
lhc potato disease, especially ~ ,ho South
nj iceland. hui they are 10, of n character IL
mori, much ntirntion.
FRANCE AND ROME. vi
The lferlNIyc Assembly has bcen the
scene ui h.urli tughulcnce aud racrinrhntinn
during nc UTVt ,Nrt.l,,-'IIse -deapniic eplril
whirh marks the proceedings of lhc Govern
meet IN having tho effect to unite various
,.liou- OF ihc Assembly not heretofore
Gcudv into u compact opposition to the
lhuol Ministry, aud In defence of Republic
clui.lU.
Outc 30,l ult, the Constituent Assem-
IT'S uf Rone. 6uding that further resistance
iolhr French nrnis would bo IN vu,u, ceased
Lo.lillcs, aud v,riullny surrendered the e.
lrruai clty to the hrsegers. On tho 10Th
ul.t 1H ntlirial notification wuF trindr 10 the
French Legislative Assembly HAT IN cCIse.
pnnnrc of the arrangement entered into dIu-
'Nrch Gei. Oudirot aud The Roman Ifiunl-
5fIIC, TTIC g6TEs IT t'Urutu, furtt---rt-
ptucruYip had hccu thrown open To the
french troops, who were adopting measures
ur tho Immediate occupation oi Rome, which
aUuld lakc Place with perfect qulcturss aud
pplrr This communication produced deep
.ur1llon in the Chamber.
correspondent writing from Paris, says
Hsl O, the House was closing, II WAS s,ntcd
ru'imrly that the Government bad received
alccgraphic cspnlch,nunouuciug lhn outry
ollbo French army into Rome om the 2d,
ANIL that they were received with acclaim,
tons ly dic people. Tho divisions of Cara
t..t.f 4 I.
where they would lay down their arms.
Two divisions ofthr army would he lodged
7ml maiuiuiurd by the Roman Government.
The funds rose, on this news, per cent.
Just previous to the reception Of the deci-
Nte news from Rome, Gen. Bodcau left Paris
u take command Of tho army in ltuly, aud
v"u' OndnoI was ordered homo TT IirsErUCu.
Arrangements also were promptly made to
Increase the nrmy Of Italy to $4,000 men,
Immediately on reception of the news of
We surrender of Rome to Con. Dudinot n
rlcgrnphic despatch was sent To Mnrscillrs,
desiring Gen. Brdonu 20 wait lLere for fresh
Instructions before proceeding ITRome.
according to the reports in the Diplomat
eclrcIcs Of Paris on Thursday, the General
b " to take the place Of NJ. DE IInrcouri, Am
oa.sador, mud Is also charged with u mission
!" MnrShnl ltndo'sky To negotiate all military
,.'aNers respecting tho occupation of Lady
"TPenrs certuiu TINT Con. Lnnurictere
goes to ~ Petersburg, as Ambassador, aud
mat ne Is to protest against the Emperor taxi
w. any pnti III the nilnira of IInlY.
lluNGARYAND AUSTRIA.
Nm official bulletin Inns been issued by tho
Ans'rlnns announcing the compulsory retire
Nenl OF the llungarians from Raab, who nre
s'd to have retired toward Acs previous To
Ve enptnre ofihe city. Some of their for
"hnd been defeated near CzoEok aud Seen
csc The loss Of the Magyars in killed mud
"oRhdcd NJ Ranb In not stated, but 900 pris.
oneh had hecn sent To Viennn. 30 carts
'"0''ihlng wounded had ulso renchcd thar
wy eIhc llungnrinns it was supposed
"eGIu retire TO the Thesis, and largo bodies
~ meir troops were marching in that dircc-
U'"' some accounts however. slntc that tho
russians under Paskowitsch might be able TO
'ot of thcirreIreni.
- rom tho 'sdurtr the tututtgurcu ts uutu
??11"e TO the Ilungarians. Jcllaciich is |
c ... To have occupied tho Resicnsiadt, de |
I,'ng tle Magyurs near SZpgedirr. md Ind
ven them beyond the Thesis. Koricjnnin |
ESQ ESQ stated To have obtained advantage |
IVY. w 'ueul HeHT Ziutn ut,tl t4.~llavn eattnrrd
sss p OF their vessels, with eighteen. guns or
.h "nhnhe. IL should not he forgotten that
AMI "e"S Is given on Austrin} authority only
Pr an ollsctiI is stated in letters from
;r,t is on Thursday that rtifr IT. was current
"'' Assembly llia, the IIungariaps had oh