Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

/ election Of 452 rsptcpnsuye'. Who may BE-
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Coos-r,auyc Moderate, 2os
aca'.stt ST
Conrn8uona'irs IS
The Prince De- J5.ny.l.-'t Dame doe, not
appear on the lr Of succeurl candidates.
sod Laaye1c IVES dsics,ed 10 he depart
menl o. the S oe and Miru..
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEs.
lusHa'ei ,ha' he DANISH question is all
bot suuei The ou'y po'pyo facts nre.
tto' the Danes have suffered another dc'oa,
and TIA, Lord Palneuon has intimatrd ,ha,
The nurn ION Of The Brush Government is
Hiil directed 10 jhot quarter, with view t.
elect q fcTouD1u Of peace
The London Daily News nssers tbs,
Denmark has accepted incorporation, made
By Lord P..merUon, bu, wha, those prop
osUons atc DOES 10, appear.
GERMANY.
a, Fnnk1r the rioters we're besominr
mote re,oiuuounty and snlrchal every
J1y All lhe moieta,e men have, 10 con
sequence, i,h The ci'v.
HUNGARY.
The war 10 Hungary has assumed no
eew feature The hghung goes on unr,-
mWngly. and The fortunes ollAo Iluncaf.
ans ate reported to Be IN the ascendant
They are bI 10 be within lew DAYS
march Of Vienna. 90 which point the Rus.
SANS are pressing l0rward as rapidly as
possible.
AUSTRIA.
IL is thought that the strong protest Of
France sccoudod probably by England. may
lave The effect 10 check the advance ol The
Russians
CENTRAL ITALY.
The Austriaus entered the Papa states
on the North, AMI Marshal Wimp,cu threat,
Gus with fire sud sword, all those who resist
him.
In tho South the NcapoIitlns were nd.
yancing for the same object, but the Ro-
mans me, with their vanguard at Albauo .
aud defeated them The Ncapoltaus. con-
sisting of body Of 20 900 troops. after a
short conflict threw away their arms and
fed The Romans had taken 90 prisoners
AID two pl. C Of artillery with which they
entered. Rome on the evening Of the 9th OF
May
A letter from Rome on the 18th ult.. I
announces the landing Of the Spaniard at
Fium.cno On the previous day Roman
division commanded by Roccli and Mczza-
c'po Is sid to have entered the Abruzzi, .
and Garribaldi is believed to be armed at
another point Of the frontiers ready to sup
port the movement The Neapolitans arc
terrifying Naletti.
Plus IN on hearing the resistance Of the .
Romans is sad to have declared that he
would not return to Rome at such u price.
and to have sent message in consequence
to The king OF Naples, and to Gen Oudinot
to induce them to retire.
la the mean time General Oudiuol has
been reinforced BY many thousand troops,
and he has probably now well appointed
army Of 20 900 under his command But
the enthusiasm Of the Romans is raised to
the highest pitch, and if a single handed or
combined attempt to bomtard aud take
Rome by storm could be made the defence
OF the city viii be so well maintained that
The assa'auts are by no means certain OF
success. Al accounts concur that it will
bc imro' sibIe 70 restore the temporal power
OF the Ponif ia any form.
We have before US most irightful detail,
Ut Priests being dragged forth from their
hdiog places by tho populace and pm, to
death Their bodi-, have been hacked INTO
the smallest pieces. Then cast into the Tibcr
Ihe combined powers Of Europe Will scarce
iy be able oven to set mp his Holiness again
on the throne OF tie Vatican The tide Of
feeling has overlooked. him. aud the Romans
seem now bent ON excluding sacredotal p0-
lrral authority forever
Intelligence by Telegraph has been receiy.
ed from General Oulinot to the 18th ult, I
at which time there MAS a strong probablli.
ty that the French troops would bc permit
ted 20 enter Rome Immediately, without OPP
position. IL she Generals dispatch, he
says serious propositions are made to me
We are already the anchor, Of safety 10 the
Romans The nine hundred French pris- {
ouers were accompanied to Rome with all
possible demonstrations Of joy
NORTERN ITALY.
Tuscany and Modena are more or y,
less disturbed by these hostile proceed ]
lugS. AtLcghom aud Florence, all is
fighting and confusion. The Tuscan {
troops having been supported by the
Austraus, entered Modeua on the llth q
iust The Au,lrans had not entered ,
Bologna al thcdate the last accounts
bat they had possession OF some ofthe ,
gates aud the surrender washourly cX
pectcd. The BologncSc defended them
selves nob.y. They had offered lonc {
knowledge the Pope on the condition z
that he would consent 10 dismiss all the r
Priests from hls government But the ,
Austrian commander replied that sub .
iects could not be permitted 10 dictate
coudtousto their Sovcrelgns.
AtYeulcc Rndetzky has gone farther
than this. The Ycnllians asked for an
armis'ice in order thol they might OBJ
tain mediation Of France and Eng n
land. 90 which they had applied he 2
answered that the Emperor his mas
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