The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-08

department OF Seine-et-Marne while next
to him is the name Of Jules de Lasteyrie,
one of the Cavaignac party. Segur and
Achille Fould are deputies in the Hautes
Pyrenees. In the Haute Marne where it
was said the Prince de Joinville would be
elected, his name appears not on the lists.
General Changarnier seems destined to pro-
nounce an option for several departments.
PRUSSIA.
The King Of Prussia has issued mani
festo to his subjects condemning the late re-
volts, saying that they were gotten up by
the enemies Of Germany. He says he will
shortly submit constitution to his people
which has been sanctioned by other govern
ments, and which shall have unity for its
basis, and thereby guarantee to Germany,
liberty and free representation.
The siege of Berlin was prosecuted with
increased vigor, caused by the. discovery of
a conspiracy for desperate, and, as was
believed, dangerous outbreak.
1t is further reported that negotiations for
another normal constitution were almost ter
minated. 1t is said that its provisions in the
main resemble those Of the Frankfort con-
sttution, but that the King of Prussia will
only assume the title of Protector instead Of
Emperor, and that Austria will form no part
Of the Empire, though connected with it by
close defensive alliance.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor entered Weiselburg on the
] It'll instant. The Hungarians are said to
have made two unsuccessful attempts on
Ofen. The Prussians have entered Perau
BAVARIA.
According to the latest accounts, insur-
rection was rapidly spreading. Auxiliaries
are arriving from Rhenish Bavaria, 40 900
having come from Rhenish Hesse alone.
The workshops Of Mentz are deserted.
HEssE DARMsTADT.
The Grand Duchy adjoining Baden, was
in a state Of alarm. 1t was feared the peo-
pie and military would coalesce, and raise
the standard Of revolt.
| ITALY.
ROMAN STATEs.-In addition to the tele-
graphic despatch Of Admiral Trehourt, an
other has been received from General Oud-
not, dated Castel Gelido, the 18th instant,
announcing that on that day the consul for
Wurtemberg a. Rome, and a superior officer
of the Roman forces, had arrived with pro-
posals Of peace,
On the 18th Of May the French, having
attempted an entrance into the city Of Rome
over the Melvean bridge, it was blown up
in order to prevent them from SO doing
The French forces were stationed on both
banks of the Tiber between Palo and Rome.
AT the last advices their rear guard was four
miles from the city, and that Of the Neapo-
Titan forces twelve miles. There was also
a small body Of spaniards at Finmicino
ROME, May There is every symptom
Of an approaching alliance between the Ma
tonal Assembly Of Rome and the 10000
French, to make stand against the preten-
sions Of Austria and Naples This morning,
to the surprise Of all, the triumvirs ordered
the 500 French prisoners to be all set free,
and to be furnished with rations and every
comfort to speed them on their way to head
quarters. The decree to this effect was
published in the Daily News yesterday,
The King Of Naples, and his 5000 men,
are in a position very critical, as Colonel
Roselli, with 1000 Romans, and Garibaldi,
with 5000 have both got between him and
his capital
The Romans have levelled to the ground
every tenement that embarrassed or encum-
bered the free range of musketry round the
walls of Rome There is the English cha
pei outside the gate Of Del Popolo, which
alone they have allowed to stand inviolate -
Respect for the religious feelings Of your
country has spared this edifce, and Consul
Freedom has merited well Of the British
government by his exertions On this occa-
sion, as well as his precautions to preserve
the families Of English from insult through
this crisis
FERRARA.--The Austrians sent depu-
tation TO the head Of the municipality to ask
whether the council desired the return of the
Pope, or the maintenance Of the republic !;
upon which the council was summoned,
when three voted Tor the Pope, and thirty
seven for the republic.
BoLocNa was besieged by the Austrians
on the 9th May. The attacks were princi-
pally directed against the Galliera, San
Felice, and San Gozza gates. The people
repeatedly refused to capitulats. Later ac-
counts state the Austrians had occupied
hree gates, and the suburb Of San Michele !;
the Bolognese held out on the Montagnola
President Biancoli had fled; the munich
patty were in permanence; military com
mission governed the town.
LEGHoRN was attacked on the 10th by
the Tuscan GARDENERS, the Austrians only
forming the reserve. After some resistance,
the town was taken with a loss Of about 40
killed and 200 wounded. A rumor was
current that II Of the chiefs had been shot +;
but this requires confirmation.
MBARDY.-Lieutenan Marshall Hay
man has declined on behalf Of the represent
tatves Of the Venetian people the terms Of
surrender proposed by the Austrians, those
representatives having decreed resistance 10
the last He adds that he had asked France
and England to mediate between them, and
if Radetzkey might Judge OF the propriety
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