The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-21

instant from the most lively enthusiasm to the
most affecting gratitude.
The Catholic powers sent Ambassadors to G@-
ia TO occupy themselves with the grave interests
OF the Papacy. France ought to be represented
there, but she waited without committing herself
to any course OF action. But after the defeat OF
Novara, matters took more decided turn. Aus
tria in concert with Naples answering to the APP.
peal of the Holy Father, having notified TO the
French Government that it should take its part
because these Powers had decided upon march
ing upon the road to re-establIsh there the au-
thority of the Pope pure and simple, placed US
under the necessity OF explaining ourselves.
We had but these three modes to adopt; either
to oppose ourselves in arms to every species Of
intervention in which case we would break with
all Catholic Europe for the sole advantage OF the
Roman Republic. which we had not recognized,
or TO leave the combined powers TO re.establish
at their will, and without any discretion, the Pa
pal authority; or to exercise of our own motion
direct and independent action. The Govern
ment OF the Republic adopted the last mOde.--
Inc result remains to be told, and the difficulty
is still unsolved
SPREAD oE THE CHOLERA The great heat
OF the last few days has occasioneda considerable
increase of cases OF cholera in Paris. The mum.
Der OF cases of persons attacked reached on Sun
day to 2OS new cases IN the hospitals and 1l9
deaths.
ITALY. Lesse SIS idea of conquering the
Romans into Election, for France has not yet been
realized and he has returned TO Paris for farther
instructions Some accounts say that he was re-
called, and that the same messenger carried posi-.
tive instructions to Gen. 0udinot to reduce the
Eternal City to subsection at all hazards, and that
having moved his army close to the city, he
would commence the attack with an army OF
$4,000 men on the 30th of May.
The Romans have announced firm resolutions
to defend to the death the expected assault of the
French, and it is stated that they have an efficient
force of $4,000 men. The Pope still persists in
demanding the unqualified renewal OF his powers
as temporal ruler, and this the trumvirate,
backed by the people, declare they will never
concede. There is at the bottom of every heart,
says MuZzini, determination, the most profound
to accomplish the destruction of the temporal
power OF the Pope; all bear the same hatred to
the government Of Priests, under whatever form
it may be presented We shall fight 10 the last
ageinst all projects of restoration.
The Paris journals OF Thursday furnish intel.
gence from Rome to the % inst, up TO which
date hostillties had not commenced, though Gen.
Oudlnot denounced the armstice on the list.
HUNGARY AND AUSTARIA
The war in Hungary presents no new feature,
and since the fall Of Buda into the hands OF the
Hungarians, no event has occurred calculated
to have permanent influence or the result
Of the struggle; though the Hungarians have
achieved farther, and in some respects I'm
portant victories. There is evidence that the
contestants are concentrating their forces, and
accounts of d Tremendous battle are every daV
looked for. The Austrian Gen. Weldon has been
superseded by Gen. Hazran in the west. The
latest ntelligence from Venice left the Austrians
under Marshal Radetzky, with an account Ct
bombarding that city which was closely invested
on all sides.
1t is reported that the King OF Sardinia has
placed his squadron at the disposal OF the Hunga-
rians but The report requires confirmation.
Accounts from w -Kirchen state that the
Magyars have beaten the battalions of Puchner's
corps d Grmee. From Orsowa the remnant of the
exhausted troops were beaten and dispersed and
f1ed-some to Wallachia, and some to Servia
The Magyars now admit that they have not
taken Temeswar, though they say that they have
reduced the place to great extremity. They are
however, stated to have taken Orsova, on the
Danube, Jellachich has been appointed to COM
mand the whole Of the southern imperial army,
and has issued an animating proclamation to the
Servians and other Sclavonians.
The report so constantly Gated that the war
between the Danes and Prussians is speedily to
end, is renewed, but can see no reliable evi.
dence OF the fact. Hostilities still continue in
the neig hborhood Of Aarhaus, and the Danish
blockade is rigidly enforced.