Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the steamer America which arrived at Hall
fax on tho 18th ult, we have the following intelli
genco from Europe:
The deaths from the cholera in London, on the
ll,h and 18th, were $40. 1t was also prevailing
badly in Scotland.
FRANcr.-A letter from Louis Napoleon to his
friend Ney, has been published in the Moni,eur and
virtually acknowledged by the cabinet, which makes
some talk in political circles. Ii says that the
French Republic has not sent an army to Rome TO
put down Italian liberty, but tho contrary to reg
ulate 1t by preserving it against It's own excess
to give it solid basis by replacing on the Pontifi-
cal throne the Prince who first boldly took the lead
In all useful reforms. He regrets learning the benev
client exertlon of the Pope well as French action
remain unavaillng. Most persons appear to think
proscrptve tyranny the basis of the Popes return.
lie tells Gen. ROstoan not to permit under the ,ri-
'colored flag any act which can lower the character
of French intervention. He thus cuts Off the resto-
ration of the Popes temporal power, and extends
general amnesty well as 4 secuariZaiion Of the
administration of the code of Napoeon's liberal gov
eminent.
A council was held on tho 18th. Gen Rawdon
attended by order, and being called into the room
was formally informed that he was appointed to the
command of the army of Italy. He then received
his instructions, which Were, that should the Pope
not come TO Rome he is To carry out with rigor the
line of conduct specified i'm the Presidents letter
Gen. Rawdon started on the same night to join his
command.
teiegraphic despatch reached Brest on the 9th
with orders for SIX ships TO be held in readiness for
sea Their destination is supposed to be Tahiti.
SPAN.-Ihe Cuba insurrecon has excited the
attention of the Spanish Cabinet
HUNGARY.-From Hungary there is but little of
importance. Conorn and Peterwarden had not sur
wondered No news has been received of Kossuth.
GERMANY.--All the Northern States of Germa
ny except Oldenburg have acceded to the alliance
proposed by the Prussians. Every thing was quiet
lTALY.-A letter from Genoa announces the ar
rival OF Garlba!d in that city. He arrived in an
open fishing boat accompanied only by single vol
unteer, a, Fort Venero on the 9Th inst. He thence
proceeded TO Chiavara through Spezza, where he
was recognized by the people and considerable
crowd assembled TO greet him. The military GOV
ernor attended and requested him not TO create any
disturbance, but to remain at Chavara until he
should receive instructions from his governments
He was escorted To Genoa and was there to remain
until ne could find an opportunity of leaving.
Nothing certain has been received from Gaeta
except that the Cardinal Trumvirate refused to paw
the demands on the public debt due in June. Let
tiers from GaoiO TO the 9th mention that the crisis
there was becoming more imminent Ii was CON
sidered probable that the Pope would end by placno
himself under the Austrian flag at Gaeia or that
hussIa would take him under her protection
Letters from Naples 10 the lth announce the ar
rival of the Pope at that place.
LATEST NEWS BY THE AMERIcA.-Comorn still
hoids out, though l<lapka and the chief Hungarian
officers are in the imperialiss' camp.
Haynau had left Vienna for the purpose Of consid-
ering the terms of capiuaton offered by the rarri
son OF ComoVn, who demanded complete amnesty
In ftungary-the garrison toretan their arms, with
permission TO retire into neighboring country
with anindependent ministry FOR Hungary Hayna
on the other hand, required an unconditional surren
ner, and said he had army of 60, 900 men to be
siege the fortress
Some official letters from Belgrade state that
Dem and Dembflnski Were far from any intention OF
Initiating the conduct of Goorgey and that they had
determined to fight till the last dropof blood had been
spilled but the fight of KoSsuth and others com
PEELED them To reIinquish their design The last
n.erSiew between kossuh and Georgey was very
bitter. Ali Kossuth's eoquence and presence Of
mind torsook him. The day he was in full
flight for the Turkish territory and Georgey in the
Russian camp.