The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-08

of its recent issues 'This celebrated woman is the
daughter of Cork lady. Her mother was mem
Der of millinery establishment IN this city, the
partners ia which were the mother Of the Countess
of Lansfeldt her sister, and two step sisters The
mother was married in this city TO Lieut. Gilbert,
the father of Lola, who officer in the army,
and shortly after sailed from this port with his vile
To Join his regiment, the 2lst Bengal native infan
try Lola's mother who is in declining health paid
visit TO her sister in this city at the close of last
year"
The Exiles from Venice.
The government of the Ionian Islands has author
lied the landing of M. NJ Manin, Tommaseo, and
other political refugees from Venice, who had ar
rived on board the French steamer Pluton; but they
have been subjected to IL days. quarantine ac-
count of the Cholera. II appears that Manin and
Tommaseo will proceed TO London; Pope, on the
contrary, will return to Paris; the others will go
either to Constantinople, Alexandria, or Greece.
They all appear to be sufficiently provided with pc
cunary means
Miscellaneous.
On taking possession of Peterwardein, the Aus
trians found 800 guns and 900 muskets.
On the 9TH the Austrian constitution was for
mally promulgated at Agram, before the council of
the Banat of Croatia and the local authorities.
The King of Hanover has addressed letter TO
Gen. Haynau, complimenting him on his services.
in Hungary, and confirming him the Cross OF
the order of the Guephs.
Marshal Radetzky had arrived at Vienna. His
reception was most brilliant The whole OF the
municipal authorities went to meet him, and the
streets were filed with enormous crowds, who
cheered him vociferously.
| CRAcow, Sept. Ia few days since, the House
of Hosgowski, the brother-i in law of General BEN,
searched, probably in the expectation Of dscov-
ering papers and letters but none were found The
son of General Dembinski, who has been under ar
rest months, has not yet been set at liberty.
Yesterday three batteries were brought here from
Russian Poland; oday two other batteries are ex-
pected, and to- morrow 5000 Russians will garrison
| this city.
| The noble family of Itchy, of Hungary, intends,
| it is said, to commence criminal prosecution
against Gorgey for having, in October last, ordered
| the execution of Count Oeden Itchy.
| The Latest.
By electric telegraph from London to Liverpool to tn.
| Ne,o York Courier y Enquirer.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. %, l54s,
| Eleven O'Clock, a. m.
| PARIs-Ihe President of the republic held a cab
| met council on Thursday, which was attended by
only three ministers, and lasted only half hour
Ii is announced that Eustace de Beaumont has
been appointed ambassador to Vienna Lucien
| Murat is to proceed to Turin to replace Bots Ii
Compt, who is to go to Madrid.
| The committee of the Montagnard members OF
the legisla tive assembly have addressed the people
of Paris to dissuade them fromattendinga banquet
proposed to be given on the 22d, to celebrate the
| fifty seventh anniversary of the first French re-
public.
! MISUNDERSTANDING to letter from Kemmen
1 10, dated August 81, SyafS mao SfOt tIlTce
officers at Peterwardein who formed plan Of de-
verng up the fortress to the lmperialists.
| The Pesth Gazette contains many of the arrest.
! by the council Of war.
NAPLES, l3th.--The Times correspondent says
that differences have prevailed in the conference a
| Portici, which may cause breach between thu
| French and Papal governments.
| The Gratz Zeitung says that Radetzky has beer
| appointed stakeholder, and Haynau commander
| general in the Lombardo- Venetian kingdom, anC
| Baron Hess, Austrian minister of war. Ii is ru
mored that Radetzkys reward for his services is Il
be an imperial domain; that of Jellachich ant
Haynau, domain belonging to the State. Tn
German Reforms, in correspondence dated Brave
September 9, gives the following further details
the insurgent fugitives in the Ottoman empire On
the Goth of August the first transport of abou
twenty refugees arrived at Keelafat, escorted by
half squadron of Turkish cavalry. They wer'
furnished with lodging, and allowed liberty t.
| walk about the city without guard. Among then
we're Dembinski, Meszros, and the two brothers
| Perczel.
The Times has leader on the subject of the lat,
fall in railway stock, addressing persons who have
invested their surplus capital in shares it dssuade
| them from throwing away their shares at present
believing that time, the general property of tho
country, and the determination of many of the bur
| thens under which the companies now labor, viii
render them ultimately profitable.