The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-13
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
BY Electric Telegraph from Losdon 10 Liverpool

| BY Electric Telegraph from Losdon 10 Liverpool
LoNDos, July %, l649.
/ PARIs, Friday.--La PatyiG says: We have re-
ceived letter from Turin, which leads US TO believe
that Piedmont is not yet reduced to the necessity
of submitting to the ultimatum d Austria.
Conformation IN which we have full confidence
apprizes us that the 22d OF this month, the
Cabinet OF Turn presented counter project TO the
Austrian negotiation proposing some modification
TO the utmatum.
1.-The manner in which Mr. Bruck received the
council leads us TO believe that the Cabinet of Vi
emma will not show itself more exacting Matters
remain in that shape"
| The same journal states that the Minister of FL
nance has declared that he will not require loan
Tor the present, az he has sufficient means to pro-
vide for the year 1850
| Rome, July 2-Nothing particular had taken
place, nor has any clear Information been given Of
the Pope's Intentions NJ de CorcelIes had gone
TO Gaeta, and the Austrian General Wimpfen had
arrived in Rome
! The greatest order prevailed, and the conduct of
the French officers and soldiers was exemplary.
The Naiioneiie gives news from Hungary very
favorable to the Hungarans.
| LoNDoN.-Business in foreign exchange yester-
day continued limited, and but with very slight
change in quotations.
| The Times understands that the impediment to
the transfer Of Mr. Hudson's stock in the York
|
been removed.
| The bank account shows continued influx of
specie. The commercial features of the week do
not appear favorable, but the credit of the treasury
had increased upwards Of 81 millions.
| MALAcA.-Vessels from places declared by the
Spanish consul TO be infected with cholera must
perform quarantine al Vigo or Port Mahon.
| HAMBURG, July 24-Stocks and shares frmer.
Money abundant Not much doing in exchanges.
| BERLIN, July 24-Public securities are steady.
Amsterdam, Mexican and Peruvian stocks rising
others generally declining.
TRIEsrE.-The demand for capital is on the in
crease. Exchange on London, IL 10 1910.
| MARsEHLEs.-The silk market IL very quiet at
steady prices
| ScHIEswIG HoLsrElN.--'The Bavaran troops in
Schleswig ordered home Immediately after
official notice was given Of the armistce. All the
Prussan prisoners taken in the last battle have been
sent here.
| Mr. Howard will be British Minister in Schles-
wig.
| The rumors OF the Bavarian protest against the
armistice unfounded.
| CoNsrANrINoPLx, July S.-The Porte has issued
| solemn protest against the marching of Russian
troops through the Turkish territory Of Transy-
| vana; If, IN consequence Of defeat, the Russians
wish to repass, they will he Immediately dlsarmed
This protest and other energetic measures create
| great sensation.
VIENNA, July 22.-The Ban had been driven
back to Rumas, twenty-five miles north of Peter
| wardein The rout of his army appears complete
! The whole fioter towards GalIacia swarms with
Hungarian Irregular troops. Their incursions
caused much alarm. The latest news from Tran
sylvania is favorable to the Hungarians. Herman
stadt was ordered to hasten to the assistance of the
Russian General Audes, at Cronstadt.
| The Chronicles Vienna correspondent gives as
latest news, that General Luders was marching on
Cronstadt, to cover the subjected districts. The
Ban was at Buona, and that Peterwarden had not
been relieved with the Magyars. Nine thousand
| of the Austrians are reported sick from fever.
At nine a. m, throughout England, the telegraph
reports the weather fine.
Latest Intelligence, 2 O'Clock, p. m.
Hungary Bycona letters and papers, Of the 23d,
furnish further confederation of the defeat of Baron
Jellschich. without, however, giving any particu-
lars Of the battle or battles by which that result
has been brought about.
The Vienna papers arc filled with violent recrim-
nations against the Office; for they protest
! 1t was evident that, unless some diversion was
made in the Bans favor in the SOUTH he must be
completely crushed by the Hungarian armies II
is now known, fact, that the northern Russian
army has been completely outwitted by General
Gorgey.
The Times correspondent states on the best au-
thorlty, that Prince Paskewlich himself is totally
| ignorant Of the Whereabouts of Gorgey and A 900
1
he engaged at Waitsen.
| DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs.-Letters from Al
vona, OF the oath instant IN the koiner Zeitung,
state that the retreat of the Prussaf, German and
Schleswig Troops from Jutland, commenced on the
| 23d
! The "Conesrdi0," of Turin, states that the Aus
TRAN General Wimpfen had arrived at Rome, to
concert measures with General Oudinot Garibald
entered Saraeno at the head Of 1000 or 5 900 men
part OF whom he subsequently detached 10 occupy
I Mount RendIo, position commanding the town,
when they threw up some intrenchmens-from
that point he easily reach the Royal road lead
ing TO the Tuscan Maremma He had sent out de-
tachments, IN order TO prevent all surprise Of the
principal corps. II was believed he intended to de-
fend himself at Montepilciano, for he had ordered
barcades TO be constructed IN the principal streets
General Oudnot is placing gnrrisons in most of the
towns and villages IN the neighborhood OF Rome
Umbria, 0rectian, and the province called Patri-
mony Of st. Peters, in order TO protect them.
| A despatch dated Genoa, 22d states that the
French squadron, under Admiral Baudn has set
sail from Toul"n for Gsets. 10 convey the Pope to
| Civita Vecchia
| Pans Friday nighi.-The return Of fine weather
caused termination on the Bourse today and prices
improved Elves closed at 57.. Threes So 30
No further news respecting the Austro-Sardinian
question. The 81 edition OF the London Herald
yesterday that England ard France had agreed to
make a JOINT effort ID put stop 10 hostlities IN
Hungary through med slion. and that the rumor
was taken up with satisfaction; the impression be-
ing very strong in Paris that the Russians will re-
pent the INVASION, the effects Of Gorgey's splendid
movements IN breaking through the allied armies
will have immense influence
Lospos.-Unitcd States stock 100 to 10, and
American socks generally rising
Console o'clock account. ... 1873
/ DO do money........ 80
u per Genus. .gJs.4
Parliamentary.
HOUSE, or COMMONS, Friday epenins.
The following bills were read third time and
passed; The workhouse loans (Irelsnd) bill; the
drainage Of lands bill the admiralty jurisdiction
in the colonies bill, and the slave-uadIng Persisn
| gulf bill and Lord John Russell moved that the
House should take INTO consideration the lords
amendment upon the poor relief (Irels d. bill, and
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