The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-23

command of the army in Italy General Oudinot
had been ordered home in disgrace. Arrangements
were also promptly made to Increase the army of
| Italy TO $4,000 men, Immediately on the recep-
tion of the Of the surrender Of Rome TO Gene
raj Oudinot, Geographic despatch was sent toMar.
settles desiring General Bedau to wait there for
fresh instructions before proceeding 10 Rome
According TO the reports in the diplomatic circles
of Paris, on Thursday, the General is to take the
place Of M. D'Harcourt ambassador, and is also
charged with mission to Marshal Radetsky to
negotiate all military matters respecting the occu
patton of Italy.
II appears certain that Gen. Lamoriciere goes to
st. Petersburg as ambassador, and that he is to
protest against the emperor taking any part in the
affairs in Italy.
A note from the French government has been sent
to Prussia on the subject of Nsufchats but il is not
of an unfriendly nature; the contrary the rela-
tons with Prussia are on very satisfactory foot
ing
After the above was in type, we received the fol-
lowing Telegraphc despatch:
More by the Caledonia.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
July 22-l0 p. m.
An official bulletin has been issued by the Aus
TRANS announcing the compulsory retirement of the
Hungarians from Raab, who are said to have re-
tired towards Acs prior 10 the capture of that city,
Georgey, by declining battle at Raab, and continu-
ing his retreat towards Gran, will impose upon the
Austria-Russan army the necessity of leaving some
twenty thousand men before Comorn. Neverthe-
less Georgey would never have abandoped Raab,
except with the intention Of detaching portion of
his force against Paskewitch. rumor prevailed
in Paris, in the Assembly, that the Hungarians had
obtained an immense advantage over the Russians,
in the vicinity of Raab. The Russians are said to
have lost ten thousand men at Fiule A conspiracy
against Austria has been discovered. desperate
battle was fought on the twenty-nnth ultimo, be-
tween the Prussans and insurgents, in the vicinity
of Caascue and Muglennstetne. The insurgents
were defeated generally. Peneker has taken pos
session Of Baden.
New YoRK, July 90 l849.
Seventy-fve cases and thirty deaths by cholera
are reported by the Board of Health for the twenty
four hours ending six o'clock to-day
PHILADELPHIA, July 90, lS49
The Board Of Health report % cases of cholera,
and II deaths, for the twenty-four hours ending
noon to-day
BALTIMORE, July %, l849.
Iwenty-three cases Of cholera and 10 deaths are
reported by the Board of Health for the twenty
four hours ending 6 o'clock this evening.
PrrrsBuRG, July 20, q. M
There has been but one death by cholera during
the last "a hours. We have been visited by heavy
rain during the day.
PIrrsBuRG, July 81, p. m.
There has been no case of cholera reported to-
day, and no death. The weather is cool and
pleasant
CINCINNATI, July 81, p. m.
The cholera interments for the last "a hours
amount to only 80. and from other diseases %.
The weather ia fine, and matters begin to assume
more cheerful aspect.
Capt. Sammons and his whole family, compris-
ing eight or nine persons, were poisoned to-day by
arsenic being put into tea. One woman who was
employed to sew for the family, and three others,
are lying dangerously ILL., including Hanston, the
engineer. Captain Summons is also very sick.
James Sammons his son, has been arrested on sus-
piclon. He was known to have purchased the ar
tcle last evening. This son has been dissipaed
IN his habits, and his object in poisoning his father
"oaei, d"s INC whoie lamuy, was 70 get tneir
properly, supposing, doubtlcss, that their deaths
would he attributed to the prevailing epidemic.
Captain Ssmmons has been residing with his family
in this city for about two weeks, his place in the
Louisville mail line being temporarily filled.
The market is almost bare of -four, and the ca
nails will not be open before the first of next week
Whisky sells at ia cts.
ST.. LOUIS, July 20, p. m.
The interments by cholera on Thursday were
Sc, and by other diseases 30. The weather is
warm, but pleasant
serious riot took place yesterday. Several
persons were injured by missiles thrown. The
ringleaders have been arrested