Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-06
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Tho steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax on
Thursday last, with the following news, a week
later from Europe:
FRAHCE.-The election for members Of tha
French Natpna. Assembly took place ON tho I2,h
May, but the full result had not been received a
Liverpool when the Niagara sailed. The returns
from the city of Paris state the election Of nine So
ciallsts and nineteen Moderates. st
The French Army had not entered Rome as had
been reported in the latest by the last steam
err. The Italian question had been further discuss
Gu IN the French Assembly, and the Ministers were
again defeated by majority Of 3S. ltappears from
inc debate that no instructions to enter Rome ha d
been given TO General Oudinot. On the contrary
he was expected To remain at Civi,a Vecchia. and
TO march to the city only in of necessity.-
Upon this point, however, the Ministry was said
to be divided
1t is stated that the French government has writ
ten to London, St Petersburgh, Berlin, and Wen
ma, strongly deplorug the interference of Russia in
Hungarian AFFAIRS saying 1t will endeavor TO nut A
stop to 1t by diplomatic means, and i'm case of fail
ure they will apply 10 the National Assembly for
advice.
Nj. Fanchere, the Minister of the Interior. has
resigned, audit is rumored that other ministers will
soon follow.
SicILY--thc Neapoli,an army has been ,u,;r
defeated Sicily is again in state Of insurrection
HuNGARy.-Ihe lighting still goes on and the
brave lfunSarlalS continue TO he successful Thew
are said To be within few days march of Vienna
to which the Russian army is also Fastening.
DENhARK.-The Danes have suffered another
defeat, and are said TO have accepted the proffercd
mediation OF England.
ENGLAND.-The Catadan outbreak has beenn
fully debated in Parliament, and Lord Elpin sus-
tanned.
1t is said that Amendments 10 tic Navigation
Diii VIII be proposed which may materially change
lis character, If not prevent its final pass;i1e
OERMANX-Ihere has been rann,yod ,i;.,.xL..
ces IN various parts OF Germany. AT Frankfort the
revolutionary movement is more and more decided
IaELAND-All continues quiet in this country
unless it be the cries of the suffering and almost
starving peasantTy.
RoME.-Pupe Plus the IL, on hearing IF tho
resistance Of the Romans to the French troo,s !,
said to have declared that he would not return IN
Rome at such price, and TO have sent MESSAGE
in consequence TO the King of Naples and to Cen
eral Oudinot TO induce them TO retire In the mean
nme inc French GENERAL has been reinforced by
many thousand additional troops
He has now doubtless large and well appointed
army under his COMMAND. But the enthusiasm of
the Romans is now at the highest pitch and If,
single OF combined attempt TO lombard and take
Rome by storm should be made the cefence of the
city by the means of the barbados and the cour-
age of the people will be so well maintained tbat
the Austrans are by means certain of success -
All accounts concur that it will be impossible To re
store the Imperial power of The Papacy in any form
We have now beiurc us The most frigh,fni ds
tails Of Priests being DRAGGED forth from ,hor bdna
places by the Touose and put TO death, their be-.
dies having been hacked into the smallest pieces
and cast into the 'Tiber. The combined powers of
Europe will scarcely be able ever to sci up his Io
illness again on the throne of the Vatican. The
tide OF feeling has overpowered him. The Romans
seem bent on excluding sacrado,al and pontificiai
authority forever.
Intelligence by telegraph has been received from
Gen. Oudino to the 9th inst, at which time there
was strong probability that the French troops
would be permitted 20 enter Rome without opposi
ton. In the Generals despatch he says '.Seri-
GUS propositions of submission are made to me all
ready, the anchor ofsaety to The Romans" The 900
prisoners at Rome Wen accompanied TO Palo with
all possible demonstrations joy.
letter in the London Times announces the land
ing at Finisterre OF Spanish Army which was
marching towards Rome. A fresh attempt was be-
ing made at Palermo to get up an armed resistance
against the Neapolilans, but il appears of doubtful
success.
Intelligence has been received that the Austri-
ans were repulsed on the Sth instant, (does not saw
where or by whom) in an assault, and the Venetian
accounts state that they made rally and took 500
prisoners, which needs confirmation.
RUSSIA. There has already marched into Gal
acia en- route for Hungary TO the assistance of the
Ausrlans, l2O,OUO Russians with $50 cannon.
and 25,OOO horse Gen. BEN is well prepared 10
give them warm reception in Transy lvania, and
there must be warm work before il is over
The LAST News FROM CATiroRNIA-The ex
ceedlngly yetoW complexion Of the news which
Lieut.. Beale brings from California is likely to have
an effect in this part Of the country NOT d;e.;I,r -,