The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23


dinot, Geographic despatch was sent to Mar
seliles desiring Gen Bedeau 10 wait there for
iresh instructions before proceeding TO Rome.
According TO the rumor in the diplomatic CT
ces at Paris on Monday, the General is to take
the place OF M. De Harcourt as ambassador, and
Is also charged with mission to Marshal Radetz-
KY to negotiate all military matters respecting
the occupation OF Italy. 1t appears certain that
General Lamoriciere goes to ST. Petersburgh as
ambassador, and that he is to protest against tn d,
emperor taking any part in the affairs OF Italy.
A note from the French government has been
sent TO Prussia on the subject of Neu ichatel but
II is not OF an untriendy nature on the contrary
the relations with Prussia are on satisfactory
footing.
The army OF the Alps has been dissolved.
M GARNER Pages has publicly announced his
resolution to retire from public life.
At the monthly organization of the bureau in
the French assembly on the Goth, all the pres-
dents chosen were of the peace party, including
General Cayaignac and General Bedeau. The
bureau authorized the law officer to take crimi.
nal proceedings against ten national representa-
yves Tor Implication in the affair of the 18th.
Ledru Rolin is supposed TO be secreted in Paris.
VENICE. Accounts of the oath from Mestre
state that the Venetian deputies sent to negotiate
for the surrender OF Venice with the Austrian
minister at Verona have been dismissed and have
returned to Venice. The BON bardmeni and the
beseiging works would again be prosecuted with
greater vlgor than ever. The sortie last made by
me Veneuans was very successful. Among the
prisoners carried into Venice, beside several off.
GERS oil the staff, there were two generals
SARDINIA. II is announced that the negotia-
tons for peace between the Austrian and Pied.
montese governments have been interrupted in
consequence OF the increased demands of the
Austrian negotiators for pecuniary indemnity
ana also In consequence OF refusal 10 engage on
the part OF the Austrian government complete
amnesty.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs The arm
lstlce is again dormant and hostlitles have been
slightly renewed. So lar as lockers on can Judge
there is no likelihood of peace, which did not ex-
list with equal force several weeks SINCE
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA An official bull
letin has been issued by the Austrians, ANNOUNCE
ing the compulsory retirement of the Hungari-
ans from Raab, who are said to have retired TO
wards Acs. Previous to the capture of the CITY
some OF their forces had been defeated near
Oronok and Szemese. The loss of the Magyars
In killed and wounded at Raab is not stated, but
nine hundred prisoners had been sent to Vienna,
thirty carts containing wounded had also reached
that city. The Hungarians it was supposed
would retire to the Thesis, and large bodies of
their troops were marching in that direction
some accounts however state that the Russians
under Paskewitsch mig be able TO cut off their
retreat.
From the south the intelligence is unlavorable
to the Hungarlans. Jellachich is said 10 have oc,
cupled the Resenstadt, defeating the Magyars
near Szegeyln, and driving them beyond Thesis.
AoneJanln is also stated to have obtained advan
tages near Zinta, and to have captured eight of
their vessels with eighteen OF their guns on the
Danube.
1t should not be forgotten that this ne IS is Civ.
en- on Austrian authority only, and, as an Offset.
1t is stated in letters from Paris on Thursday,
that rumor was current IN the assembly there
that the Hungarians had obtained an immense
advantage over the Russians, who were march.
ing beyond Raab, and that the latter had lost TO-
600 men.
PRUSSIA AND BADEN. A desperate battle
was fought on the 9th between the Prussians and
the insurgents in the neighborhood of the villa
ges OF the Kalsah and Muylennteine. betw cen
Carlsruhe and Radstadt. The insurgents were
defeated generally, and Pracker has taken pos
session OF Baden. The headquarters OF the prince
OF all Prussia were at Cos.
The Hanoveran plenotentiaries have publish
ed note setting forth various objections 10 the
constitution promulgated by the king OF Prussia.
The principal OF these are that the constitution
cannet be established nor the diet convoked with
out the consent OF Austria