Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
,pRIVAL OF THE EU ROPA.

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rIl,,1sraIIv w., prevails in political circles, that
y srrrentsred 10 the Russian forces under
y. srr--H. Oh distinct pied ge from the EN-
TcqoLAs. guaraniying the independence of
During the interval which has since
y n! several o.her corps of Magyar troops have
So, ,bsir arms and submitted to the Rus
,;.vi,ch has delivered Gorgey to the Aus
1S1,,,mander-in-C Chief: and our despatch states
r5I ether be confined in the Castle of
or in a fortress of Bohemia. On the
a. our despatch adds, the details from
s,r are very contradictory.
Iw-Comorn has capitulaled. Kossuih has
I'D in escaping TO England, taking with
~ Crown jewels.
.r--The city of Venice ca p,ulated on the
iuyust, on the terms proposed by Radetzsky.
G,Ternmeni of Tuscany has refused to allow
y bonors 10 be paid 10 Charles Albert, the
~@j ex-King of Sardinia.
.,ug.-Tie French Government and the
',e sill at Iosger-heads. The Red Repub-
are abou, holding a grand council at Gene
Il I'd Ledru Rolin has left Paris TO join in the
.~Engs. We can ardIv understand how
i Rolin could have left Paris. as by the pre-
4 accounts. he had surrendered himself to the
s=aes, and was in prison.
II uis Napoleon, it is said. is about 10 marry the
Liter of the King of Sweden. His friend, NJ.
suaguy, having gone to Stockholm, for the
1ss Of arranging the preliminaries.
4. Russian Minister at Paris has officially
upced that the Emperor Nicholas does not
inmate any territorial aggrandizement. but
i ha lnnra-
nave laid down their arms.
xs-A rrarlike alliance against England.
h Berlin correspondent of Jerrozd's Nelrs
ain the first interview between Lamori-
Schwarzenberg. and the Russian Gar, a
vas broached for an alliance between France,
4. Austria, PRUSSIA, Naples, and the Pope
Coalition was 10 keep IN view, as an ultimate
war with England. The immediate OBJ
vas to be the extinction of all the revolution
i clements. Turkey. Italy, the Rhenish pro-
Is and Belgium. which is no longer to be to-
| d. furnish materials for indemnihcation.-
| sa is to have North Germany to The Maine ;
/ |sra, Bosnia, and South Germany. except Ba-
is TO have Wir;emberg in exchange for the
slsh province, which is to 90 to France with
,ne. Wirte,nberg, Baden. Hesse. and other
Ices, are 10 De ueGla!lZSus Switzerland Is q so
divided.
Aimercal as this may sound, still it formed
mailer of discussion. Without drawing de-
i've Conclusions from this statement, it allows
70 SEQ with what kind of plans diplomatic
& are busted. The Gar took up Alexander's
ral, and read out of it the conversation of
emperor with Napoleon Respecting Con-
-tn0pe nothing could be agreed upon. 1t was
empsror's notion that Byzantium might one
be left as free city, with some territory. |,
assumed that France. Russia, and Austria,
b The LelP Of Naples. would be able to produce
e! able 10 cope with that of England.
From the Liverpool Journal.
News OF The WEEK.
lngary has fallen. The axiom of the Duke
Wellington. that small army, however well
7ined has no chance ultimately against n
. Oae however badly generated, has again re-
da melancholy illustration.
,ro:lsrl, bravery. prudence. and consumma,e
Dry skill. have been unable to resist the pom
S pressure Of the muItudinous forces of the
+; for agaiast such odds, even successive vic
by multiplying necessary losses, only led
sequent defeat.
srgey. like Napoleon. has Welded TO the pow
numbers. The tactics of Bona parte. in re-
g the onward march of the allied armies in
according 10 Napier, exhausted all The re-
s Of the military science but, despite the
Of the greatest of generals, the Cossaks
FdParis.
gey, in the late campaign, has extorted
lfom hls enemies and we hesitate to i'm
he act of surrender. until We know all the
as!ances which, Of the time, operated on his
!et nothing positive is known beyond the
Gorgeys surrender. We do not believe
e Hungarian general mas been tempted by
n gold. or that he was influenced by party
acei, because enough presents itself 10 in
Hihat the act was rendered prudent by events
ast adverse
enemy was multiplied in opposite d.rec-
here was an utter want of money, and
Tao been totally defeated. These things will
Without suPPosing treachcrv; but in the
q OF statements we think we discover proofs
@reion IN the proceedings Of Gorgey.
seen perceptions of impending difficulties,
'sed daily by the evils of war in the centre
nailon, must have disposed the Magyar
10 desire peace on favorable terms. A
-AuS.iId utSeu ine necessity OF negoiIa-
'td The visit of The prime minister to War
~ have reference to an arrangement.
oa appear that a Russian general did visi.
amp OF Gorgey; and although his sure nder
olnced as unconditional, this NAV be only
aAI'ed flourish TO conciiate the Car.
oeieat of Bem, it is understood, left Gorgey
y Inc remotest hope of successful resistance,
Possession of Kossuih's letters by Luder
- Inc utter helplessness of the Magyars as
shlary resources.
government had 165 900 men in arms 10
.@he, and feed; they had 24,OOO prisoners
-'q p ahd support; and they had paper money
Even of this they had not enouoh for