Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-21
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE EUROPA.

Information was received at Paris on Wednes-
day, that the Russians and Austrans had march
ed toward Switzerland, with lire view of closely
watching the movements of the revolutionary
unta assembled at Geneva in which Ledru Rollin
and Boichot are suspected of taking very con-
spicuous part.
The President returned to Paris on Wednes-
day from st. Cloud, TO receive the Marchioness
OF Douglass, his cousin, the daughter of the
Grand Duchess of Baden, who with her husband
has come to pass a few days at Paris.
1t is stated in the Paris National, that the re-
port OF the intended marriage OF the President
and the daughter of the King of Sweden is well
| founded. Mde. Persigny, female friend Of
Louis Napoleon, is about to repair to Stockholm
| to settle the necessary prcliminaries.
In the under circles of diplomacy, the idea is
| said to have oaen received of new Holy ALI
ance for the maintenance of European peace, of
which France is to be a prominent member
BY the last steamer, we received an account
of the brilliant reception of Gen Iamorciere at
Warsaw. Letters of the 18th nit, contains elab-
crate descrip ions of his reception by the Gar
The ambassador rode into Warsaw in the Empe-
rors state carriage; and detachment OF gen :ral
officers rode to meet him, and escorted him to the
city. 1t created sons a,tJnisament that the
| Car should SHOW more polJeness to tae ambas-
sador OF republic than he had done in the case
OF the Emperor OF Austria.
Though no direct hostility exists between the
French dipomatists and Plus IL, matters are
vc-y far from being arranged The Pope posi-
lively refuses TO recognize as his soldiers all
who have borne arms against him. On the 9TH
er hand the French have re-organzcd all who
were willing TO continue in the army. Out of
ten delegates Of the Provinces, there is only one
eccesiastic. Every thing continues in an I'M
settled state, WITH tits said, little prospect of i'm
( pTovemCnt.
Monsigneur Sarali has taken the regns Of 90
vernment. Gen. Oudinot having been recalled
by the French Government, he was to have left
Rome with 10000 troops on the 22d ult, trans
/ terring the chief command to pastoar, who, al
though equally fond of despotism. is said to BE-
less priest ridden than the magnanimous con-
queror of the Eternal City
The Milan Gazette of the 9th announces ie
important fact of the capitulaton of Venice,
which took place on the 2=d. The terms agreed
upon were unconditional, and founded strictly
upon the proclamation of Field Marshal Count
Radetsiy, issued by him on the tth. The Aus
trian officers make out that their loss from chol-
era aud fever amounts to 10000 men.
a WISCONSIN M. c." IN PARIs-A foreign
correspondent of the Christian Citizen, desert
bing the Worlds Peace Convention at Paris,
wntes:-"Ar. Durkee's advent from Wisconsin
has excite! Il great deal OF admiration in this
country. Here a sturdy, warm-hcarted Anne
ncan, WHO travels 1000 miles inland and 5000
miles over the sea, to take part in the Peace Con-
vention, say our presses: and vet some of our
gentlemen of England Who live at home at ease
wont take the trouble to cross the channel for so
noble purpose"