Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-22

acknowledgements FAaISE.-i.orl Ga
rendoD, the Vice Roy, has returned to Dublin.
Intense misery pcryades ireland. In one dis
trct a corpse which washed ashore, was eaten
by the starving inhabitants.
FRANcE-GREAT EXCITEMENT Tho old
French Assembly dissolved on the goth Of May.
The New Assembly convened on the 28th. A
scene of terrible confusion drew out an imputa-
ton from the President that the Assembly was in
danger ofinvasion by the mob, in consequence of
the lntrigues of Ledru Rollin.
This was resented. Four secretaries resirn-
ed, and number of members were about to quit
the ch1mbcr An explosion was only averted by
the PRESIDENT apologiZing and retracting often
sive remarks. The ultra radicals have from 2l0
to 24O members. A m, ton for general am
noSty was offered in the old Assembly, was lost
by votes. A vote of thanks passed, to the Ar
my in Algeria. The Duke d'Aumale has been
elected to the Assembly, aud being under SEN
tencc of exile, cannot be- allowed to take his seat
ROMAN REPUBLIc.-The French army had
not, entered Rome. The troops show evident
signs OF sympathising with the Roman people
Negotiations by the French Ambassador had
tailed, the Romans refusing to admit the Frerch
either as enemies or friends Oudinots army is
exposed to malaria, and his troops arc becoming
More and more disalf1cted.
NAPLEs.-The King of Naples, at the request
OF France, has returned to his own dominion
with his army, and the French had requested The
AuStrtlHs not to approach.
HUNGAAY.-THE HUNG ARtANs, it is said, had
decided to pull down the Notifications around
their ancient captal-Buda. 1t was said the
Hungarians had taken Orsova, and Teneswar
was in the hands of Gen. BEN. 1t was thought
the Austrian General and the Russians had uni
ted their forces The Hungarians captured 3d.
600 arms in Buda.
VEMcE.--A despatch states that the insur-
gents had evacuatcdthe fort Ailgcrd on the 9th,
which had been bohbarded by the Austrians all
the previous day.
NEW YORK, June Is, p. m.
LATER From RoNE.-propoSals 10 The Pope
10 return Capture of SLarer.-The latest in
telligence from Rome states that the Constitu-
tional Assembly having essentially rejected the
proposition of NJ. Lesseps, had given authority to
the Triumvirate to treat again--that the Trium-
virate proposed to the French plenipotentiary the
following conditions:
LIST. The people shall again be called to exer-
else their sovereignty by means of universal
suffrage.
ID. The Austrians, Ncapolitans and Span
iards shall all Immediately evacuate the territory
and republic; as universal suffrage would be a
mockery under pressure of foreign arms.
Cd. The French shall move away from Rome.
The republic, always generous and paternal,
will grant them for garrison place exempt from
fear, where they shall meet a reception mutual
ly due to each other by republican brethren.
They shall remain their friends, but not their
protectors, for the Democracy of Rome will con-
stitute itself without foreign intercourse.
1t was also understood that deputation had
been sent to Gaeta, with proposals to the Pope
to return under very limited temporal rule, and
total exclusion of the Cardinals from all public
power
The schooner Zonobia, of Baltimore, was cap
tured by the English soop of Waron the coast, of
Africa, having $50 slaves on board--33 women,
some of whom were branded on the breast with
bot irons.