Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-05
By Telegraph to Cincinnati.
For the Commercial.
Two Days Later from all Parts of Europe.
ARRIVAL OE TlE uERMA NM.

Highly important Intelligence
ment of Hostilities between Sardinia and Aus
tria.-The Hungarian War.-Important from
| Frankfort.-King Of Naples in Trouble.
| Battle Expected on the plains of Vercelli.
New YoRK, April l3ih-P. NJ
The steamship Hermann arrived at this port,
| to-day, bringing two days later intelligence from
all parts of Europe. having sailed from Southamp-
ton. on the evening of the 18th of March, The
Hermann brough, one hundred and twenty pas.
seDgers and much valuable freight.
The news from the continent Of Eurooe is
highly important; and it will cause the arrival of
the next Liverpool steamer, which sailed on the
7th inst: TO be looked for with the greatest ill.,
| terest.
All efforts used by the governments of France
and Great Britain to renew the armsrice between
Sardinia and Austria had failed. and hos,ities
would therefore recommends, and be carried on
with great vigor on both sides.
Although European sympaihies were strongly
enlisted the side of the Italian cause, vet il was
generally feared that Charles Albert would be
beaten bv his powerful enemy. who numbers TO-.
OOO strong. A direct attack on Turin was me.
dtated:
The French Government received telegra pho
dispatches an nounclng the arrival of the Sandman
army In Tecinno, On the Goth, in three divisions.
Cn she 2Ist, the Austrian army passed the Seine
'"ci, d!id experienced some resistance. 1t
supposed King Charles Albert would be forced to
cross, and great battle would be fought on the
plains Of Vercelli.
The French expedition of $4,000 men was
ready TO sail at moments notice. should the
AuStrans set foot on Ponlifical States.
Latest accounts from Hungary state the Impe.
rlasts were not making much adway against
the Maygars; success Iatlerlv crowned the las,
mentioned. The Austrans were several times
beaten.
The proposal to appoint the Emperor of Russia
Emperor of Germany was rejected BY the Frank
fort Parliament.
The King of Naples finds it exceedingly diff
cub to maintain his throne. A formidable insur-
rectlon was about taking place at Calabria.
The returns of the Bank of France were not
quite so favorable to trade anticipated as fears
were entertained of the Royasts and Communists.
Great military preparations were being made
preserve peace.
The speech of Lord Aberdeen. in the House of
Lords. relative 10 European affairs, produced n
good effect.
A. the Paris Bourse three per cents were 52f.,
TO-, and five per cents S5f.. 95.
The markets up 10 the latest moment exhibited
very little change: The latest quotations were
923. The produce markets continued dull.
At Liverpool, on the 24Ih, $500 bales cotton
sold at firm prices.
III f1avfe there was a slight reaction IN the
cotton market, in consequence of the European
advices.
Business in the French ma nufacturiug towns
was improving, and an active spring trade was
anticipated
change in the French Ministry was expected.
The amount Of gold received by the various
mercantile houses Of London. from California, ex-
ceeded forty thousand pounds sterling.
The Cincinnati Globe of the 9th thus speculates
TO the cohditi6n Of affairs in Europe
The suspension of diplomatic intercourse be-
tween France and Russia, may be the prelude 10
stirring events on the Continent. lin fifty years."
said Napoleon, with the solitary inspiration of ST.
Helena. Europe will 6e Republican Cossack.''
From the first. we have had NO confidence in the
preservation of peace. The largest liberty of
France-the absolute despotism of Russia-how
could such extremes of the political horizon. meet
across the narrow limits of Europe. without COL
lison or tempest? 1t is said that the Russian Ca.
binet regarded the conservatism of Cavaignac with
favor-but Napoleon Even the shadow of that
name startes the Russ in his Businesses of frost.
A few months may suffice to convulse Europe
with the contest between Power and Freedom.
All signs indicate such field of Armageddon.
The Memphis Herald states that the mysteries
of that city are beginning to be manifested
On Saturday night, when Joseph |. Andrews,
md lady, returned home from visit to n neghbor.
they found. neatly wrapped up in a candle box at
their door, a new born babe. Mr.: 4. sent the
:. little responsibility to the Police.
The little innocen: fell into the hands of Messrs:
Rome & O'Haver, of the day police, and the kind
lady of the latter at took it, and has taken
care Of it in praiseworthy manner Gossip is
all agad-but the mystery remains unrevealed.
ViHainous Use of CMorof oform.-The Baltimore
correspondent of the New York Herald, makes
this statement n his letter of the 3lst ult.:
There is young man, teacher of music,
named David Hoover, now lying in Jail here on
the charge Of attempting to shoot man named
John G. Morgan. few days since. 1t appears
that Hoover has a sisler, about fifteen years of
age, whose father and mother are both dead, and
rfas he was appointed by the court her guardian.
about 4 GEAR since he left her at board with
lady in Reading. Pa; whilst he travelled through
the country following his profession: On return
ing 10 visit her. he found that during his absence
John C. Morgan, as he alleges, although married
man, had engaged the affections Of his sister under
the pretence that he was Single. and by means OF
chIoroform had perfected her ruin. In state
bordering on distraction, he procured pistol and