The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
.naTvAr ov TIE CALEDoNrA.


 The steamship Caledonia arrived a. Boston on th' 23d ult.. by which one weeks later intelligence | received. We copy the telegraphIc dispatch to th' Louisville Democrat
 An official bulletin has been issued by tho Aus. trians, announcing the compulsory retirement o the Hungarians from Raab. who are said 10 have retreaed towards Aes previous to the capture of the city Georgey, by declining battle at Ra.b and con- tlnaiue hts retreat toward Gran, will impose upon the Austrian and Russian armies the necessity oi - leaving some 90, 900 men before Cormon Never theless, Georgey would never have abandoned Raat except with the intention of detaching portion o his force against Taskewitch.
 A second edition of the Herald says a rumor pre- vailed in Paris, in the Assembly, that the Hunga. YaBs had obtained an immense advantage over the Prussians, in the vicinity of Raab The Russians are said to have lost 10000 men.
 desperate battle was fought on the 2gth between the Prussians and the insurgents in the neighbor- hood of the villages Of Casche and Mapemstine, between Carslruhe and Rassadt. The insurgents were def ated generally.
 Peucker has taken possession of Baden ~ Between Denmark and Duchies the armistice is again dormant and Iookers-on judge there is no likelihood of peace which did not exist with equal force several weeks since. Accounts state that the Veutian Deputies had sent to negotiate for the sur render of Venice.
 The Austrian Minister at Verona has been dis missed and has returned to Venice. Bonbardment and beseiye works would again be prosecuted with greater vicor than ever. The outbreak last made by the Veniiians was very successful. Among the prsoners carried into Vence besides several officers of the staff, were two generals.
 Al Paris the Legislative Assembly hss been the scene of much turbulence and recrimination. The despotic spirit which marks the proceedings of the goyernB,ent, is having the effect to unite various al. kf.ysa k.-a f.s. into n compact opposition to the Barrott ministry, in defence of republicansm.
 On the 30th, the Constituent Assembly of Rome, finding that further resistance to the French army would be van ceased hostilities and virtually sur rendered the Eternal City to the besiegers. On the 18th official notification made to the French Legislative Assembly that, in consequence of the arrangements entered into between Gen. Oudilfot and the Romaa Trumvraie, the gates of Pasolo, Portesa, and St. Pancrazio had been thrown open to the French troops, who were advancing measures for the immediate occupation of Rome, which should take place with perfect quietness and order. The communication produced deep sensation in the Chambers. 4 correspondent writing from Paris, says: Just as the Bourse was closing it was sta- ted positively that the government had received a telegraphic dispatch announcing the entry of the Preach army into Rome the Sd. and that they were received with exclamation by the people,
 The division of Warcbadi had been conducted to Civita Vechia, where they would be maintained by the Roman government The funds rose the news per cent. just previous to the reception of the decisive news from Rome.
 Gen Bedras left Paris to take command of the srmy in Italy. Gen. 0udinot ordered home in disgrace. Arrangements were also made promptly io increase the army in Italy to 5o,0OO men.
 On the reception of the tslegraphic dispatch an- nouncing the surrender of Rome to Gen. 0udinot, a teIegraphic, dispatch sent to Marseies desi- ring Gen. Bedras to wait there for further nstruc- tons before proceeding to Rome.