Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
The. .yesCS by the .zn.cricU.
From Wilmer and Smiths Times Of June 9.
THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE.

Our contnenalnews this week continues 10 be Of the
greatest interest," but there pause in the predominant
events at Rome, in Germany and Hungary obviously
caused by the suspended policy Of France which awaits
further impulse according The elements Of executive
power shall resume their active influence.
PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.
1t is mere waste Of words 10 describe the position Of
the war in the Danish Duchies Not day passes but
have reprts that hostities have been suspend
ed but the next only brings coroborave proof Of the IN
happy protracton OF a deadly warfare. in which 1t is
quite clear that the strength of the Germans is not put
forth; neither do the Danes exercise to the full extent,
their belligerent rights.
We have hopes. as we have always said, of a
defhitive conclusion of this dsgracefu war; until the
Germans are told anthoritaivey that they wholly in
the Wong
THE FRANKFORT ASSEMBLY.
l. The Frankfort Assembly, since last has voted that
il should transfer its proceedings SIuttgard in Wiz
tumberg. BY this transference of its revolutionary in
fuence, II is to be hoped that Baden Wrtumberg Rhe-
nsh Bavaria, and all that circle Of country may erect
little republic a la Franchise.
The thing is transparent for the merest tvro in po
tics to be deceived TO its character 1t is the work Of
the Paris prnpagandiss. But until il seen hoy far Nj
Ledru Rollins influence extends in the Legislative As
semby, it is premature to anticipate results But as NJ
Ledru RollIn pulls the strings in Paris his puppets in
Germany will set the elements mischief in notion IN
less the King Of Prussia shows little more SPIRIT and
brushes the whole movement
PRUSSIA, SAXONY AND HANOVER
We have new constitution promulgated by the Prus
sian, Saxon and Hanoverian Governments in which the
principle of universal suffrage is curlaed When once
great nation sets to work at constitution making, it is
difficult ~ say when it will stop. The present attempt
inspires but little confdence and there IS an resoluoo
on the part of Prussia which only be accounted for
by some secret superior influence being Al work. of
which we know little or nothing
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
The war in Hungary has assumed no new shane
Gen. Weldon has been removed from old age, and Gen.
Haynan has been appointed his successor The castle
at Holich the Hungarian AIorayian frontier is being
prepared to receive the Empeors of Austria and Russia
and Prince Paskiewiich will command the united Aus
tran forces in the northeast 0: Hungary whilst Haynan
Will carry operations in the west Since Buda fell
into the hands Of the Hungarans, important event has
occurred likely have permanent influence en- the re-
snt Of the campaign, but expect every day hear Of
some tremendous battle between the belligerents.
we have report that the King of Sardinia, son of
Charles Albert has placed his squadron the disposal Of
the Hungarians but hardly believe that such
sep would be taken hostile IL the Austrians who have
50 lately spared Piedmont
COMMANDMENT OF VENICE
The Auslrlans have pushed forward to The siege of
Venice. Nlalghera has fallen after ghiful carnage
and by the last accounts Venice closely invested on
all Sides, and the commandment of that mighty CITY
was going the operations being directed by Marshal
Radeizky himself 1t said that the inhabitants 81
Venice were merely passive, but that strangers within
the city Kept up the resistance.
GENERAL OUDINOT PREPARING TO BON-
BARD ROME
In the nelghborhood Of Rome matters continue in the
same Pson General Oudinot, indeed, has moved his
troops cluse to the city. avoid the low ground
where malaria prevails but although told that lie
would lombard Rome the 5O4h May, We shall not
credit anything of the kind until hear of sach
strous act having been perperaied; Ancona has been
bombarded by the Austrias and the hostages held have
been given up.
From all accounts Il clear that the Romans by
Of barrcades, ami their natural defences VIII re-
s.st ~ tho death he assault Of The Eiga.A