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Keys OF the city of Rome. His Holiness
congratulates the General on the triumnl,
OF order in Rome, and expresses hone
that Divine Providence will remove anv
difficulties that may still exist.
Tie adds that he has not ceased to di.
rect his prayers TO Heaven for the Gen.
erai, the city, and the French nation.
Tins letter was dated Gaeta, July 5tb.
Cardinal Piroh and the MARQUIS of each.
ETY. mad arrived at Rome from Gaeta ON
the 9th. 49,
Preparations are making at Rome
which leads to the supposition that Plus
IS expected to return to the Quirinal. all
the wounded having been removed from
that Palace. The French are doing all
they can, and distributing money freely
to get up cry in his favor but in vain.
The Roman troops which had at first
agreed to do duty conformity with the
French, are leaving, and the whole re-,
naming force of Roman soldiers is less
than one thousand. OF these latter ma
ny were anxious to leave, but General
Oudinot would not permit it,
The Pope's engineers having been ask.
ed to make demonstration in his favor,
re, refused, prefering to quit the service
Thlrty-nine out of forty-three resigned.
and the whole rank and file disbanded.
The same thing occurred in the artil-
lery-,-all the officers having resigned,
with the exception of three captains and
a sergeant, giving as reason that the au,
thorities had refused to give them any
precise guarantee as the protection of the
rights ofthe people. Garabaldi succeed,
ed in making his escape from the French
division, which was put upon a false
scout. He is now in the mountain of
Abruzzi. Previous to his departure
from Rome he had secured large guam
tity OF ammunition and military stores.
Another account states that Gabraldi
is on the Neapolitan frontier, where he
has been joined by another body of troops,
and formed, it is said. body of 10000
men,
The recent expedition against Venice
has been discontinued, in consequence of
the fatal prevalence of fever and other
sickness amongst the Austrian troops,
caused by excessive heat and hard work.
Hungary.-The Turkish ambassador
at Paris is said to have received despatch
on the 10th, by courier, that the Polish
General Benz had again completely de-
feated the, Russian forces.
Adyices from Vienna of the 18th july.
state that Buda-p pesth surrendered to the
Austrians and Russian troops on the lth,
without resistance.
From report of Gen. Haynan, ad.
dressed to the Emperor of Austria, it ap.
pears that q very sharp conflict took place
on the 18th. before Comorn. between the
Hungarian forces and the combined ar
mics, The Magyars fought fercely, but
the Austrians claim the victory.
Another account of this battle states
that ls0 pieces of cannon were brougt
into the feld by the Hungarians, and the
loss sustained by the latter In artillery
men may be estimated among the circum-
stances. Nothing could be more COM
plete than the defeat of the united Rus
sian and Austrian armies under Haynan.
He was obliged to fall back on Raab,
where his headquarters are at present,
/ which city is filed with wounded, 5000
Of whom he has been obliged to send to
Presburg, But for the timelv arrival Of
the Prussians to cover his retreat, Haynan
and his staff would have been captured,
Telegraphed for Baltimore Sun
POLITICAL MOVEMENT IN CANADA
A FEDERAL UNION, CONTEMPLATED
MONTREAL, August /.
The Convention which assembled here
has determined upon recommending 9
consolidation of the North American pro-
yinces, The address to the people ot
| Canada was to have been brought up and
read yesterday. Il will be recommen'
dation of the Federal Union to their con
stituents. I'll the intention of the city
of Kingston to present to the convention
an address intinating their entire concur
renee in their deliberations. 81 sass,,
CANADIAN AFFAIRs--.-M MADAME LABoRDE
| The convention has declared itself "er
pernanence." The proclamation, calling
the Provincial Parliament together, is L
be the notice for The convention to as
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