Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-09-26
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Cambria, arrived at Halifax, Sept
18th. bringing dates from Liverpool to the 9Th inst,
aud London to the Yin.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.--Comorn and Peter
WARDEN still hold out against the Imperial forces
The former commanded by Klapka, and the latter
by Riel The Russian General, Berg, had brief
invervew with Rel on the 23d ult, which result.
ed in the Hungarian General going TO Hrynau to
arrange terms for equalization. Y'he mprepnable,
position of Comorn induces Klapka To demand good
conditions.
letter received from Vienna Of the 3lst ullimo,
states that several Magyar chiefs had been execu-
icd-among them an .ex- Minister OF Austria who
had served in the Hungarian army-and that one
general had been hung and another shot, kossath's
mother and his children, and the wives and chill
dren of several Magyar chiefs had arrived as pris
oners at Presburg.
The greater portion of the Russian army was
marching towards Gallcia but Cen RudigeI's corps
is to remain at Nichola Groswardein, Buda and
Pesth are to have each a garrison of 5000 men.
The Hungarian corpse of Perczel entered Orsova
but the Turkish authorizes refused to receive them
until they had laid down their arms
Ceorgey's surrender was known at CDmorn on the
18th, and summons sent TO the garrison by the
lmperialis,s either tofoow the example Of Georgey
or offer terms Of capitulation.
Klapka, and those members of the late Hunparian
Diet who had declared that the House Of Haps5urp
had forfeited all claim to the Throne of Hungary,
were conveyed TO Pesth.
:. Nc Bcum has been sung in all the churches of
Russia, IN honor OF the triumphs Of the Russian
troops in Hungary.
The Emperor of Russia was at Warsaw on the
Goth ult
The Austrian troops have evacuated Modena
the last place they occupied in the Peidmonteso
territory
A later al. al II
Austria had pardoned Georgey who had departed
for Styria, where he intended to reside.
The lmperialist forces entered Vienna on the
9th utimo.
Prussia AND AUSTRIA.-'The German question
seems about TO be settled. There is to be q direc
tory to govern the confederation, the members of
which are TO be provided by The Vienna and Mu
Mich cabinets, aud will labor for the common inter.
ess OF the whole Of Germany. The president of
the directory will be chosen alternately by Austria
and Prussia.
The Austrian government is endeavoring 10 per
suade the Arch Duke John to resign his position as
Vicar of the Empire.
The Frankfort correspondent Of a London paper
writes on the 3lst that there is little doubt tina, a
Congress will be held there tho ensuing week for
the purpose of finally arranging the German ques-
toa.
The Committee of the Chamber Of Oldenburq
have unanimously decided to reject the proposition
TO join the confederation proposed by Prussia, Sax
ony and Hanover
FRANcE.-The Paris Moniteur publishes de-
cree, reinstaling seventy one Lieutenant Generals
and fourteen Major Generals, who Were placed on
the retired list by The Provisional Government af-
ter the February Revolution.
The French Government Continues to refuse
passports TO the German refugees, who were % ,ss-
ing through France en- route for America.
Gen. Oudinot is expected to arrive at Paris on
the Goth.
The appointment of Lucen Murat as Ambassa-
dor Madrid. is considered an act of cancellation
to the two parties in the cabinet.
RoME.-Gen Rostolan, the successor of Gen.
Oudinot, has assumed the command of the French
army Of occupation
Savelli, the Pope's Minister of the Interior, has
arrived and installed himself head of the Police
and entirely under the control Of the French autho-
rites. His first decree is concerning the paper
money, and guarantees the notes of the States for
their declared value. and imposes fine and imprison-
ment on all who refuse to take them.
A Military Commission has been established
for recognizing the Roman troops. All promo
lions that have taken place since last November
are annulled until the Commission shall have re-
ported on the conduct Of each man. The I'rium-
virate and Cardinals have instituted Commission
for the purpose of prosecuting the authors of the
outrages committed against religion during The rev.
dictionary period.