Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

10 have no foundation in fact, that il scor
ceased 10 produce anN Impression.
\ On the 30th ult, ihc Constituent Assembl
of Rome fin ing that farther resistance 10 th'
French aims would be in va u, ceased hoslll-
ties, and virtually surrendered the Eterna
City 10 the besegers. On the Let inst, al
Official notification was made to The French
lie gislatiye Assembly, that in consequence q
the arrangement entered int. betue Gen
Oud not. and the Roman Triumyiraie, ths
! Gates Of Parole Fortress, and st. IaubraviOr
had been thrown open to the French troops,
who were adopt ng measures for The immedi
ate ocuup ton If Rome, which would take
4 place with perfect qneness and order.
Il Just PREVIOUS to the reception Of III" above
/ news from Rome, Con Bedesu left Paris to
| take command Of The army in lia'y, aid Gen.
/ Oudinot was ordered home in disgrace. Ar
rangements were also promptly made TO in
! crease The army of Italy TO $4,000 men.
Il Immc dately on the reception OF The news OF
| the surrender of Rome 10 Gen, Oudinot, tee
! graphic despatch was sent to Narsollles. de-
string General Bedeau TO wait there for fresh
instructions before proceeding to Rome.
Il According TO the ID pomaiic circles of Par
is on Thursday, the General is TO take the
place ofM. De Harcount, Embassador, and is
also charged with mission TO Marshal Rad
KY to negotia'e all military matters respec
ting the occupation Of Italy. II appears Ger
tain that Gen Lamorcere goes TO ST. Peters
burg as ambassador, and that he is 10 protest
against The Emperor taking any part in the,
affairs OF Italy.
A note from the French Government has
been sent to Prussia, on the subject Of Neuf
chatel but it is not of an untriendly nature
ha bo vpIationc uith DruSsia ara
on a satisfactory footing.
The army the Alps has been dissolved.
NJ GARNER Pages has publicly announced
his resolution to retire from public life. Al
the monthly organization of the Bureau in the
French Assembly on the ooh, all the
Presidents chosen were of the Peace party,
including Gen. Cavaigrac and Gen. Budeau.
The Bureau authorised the law officers to
take criminal proceedings against 10 Nat onal
representatives for implication in the affair of
the 18th. Ledru Rollin is aupposed to b,
secreted in Paris
VENICE
Accounts Of the 2lth liom Mestre state
that the Venetian deputies sent TO negotiate |
for the surrender cf Venice, with the Austrian |
Minister at Verona, have been dismissed, and
have returned to Venice.
The bombarlmenl and the besieglng works !
would again be prosecuted with greater v:gor
than ever. The sorte las, made by the We
ncllans was very successful. Among the |
prisoners ca ried into Venice, hesidcs several
officers Of the staff, there were two generals. |
SARDINIA.
1t is announced that The negotiations for
peace between the Austrian and Piedmontese
government, have been interrupted in conse
queuce OF the Increased demands ot the Aus
,rlan negollaiors tor pecunary indemnity,
ard also in consequence If a refusal to engage
on the part Of the Austrian government, TO
grant complete amnesty.
The illness of ey King Charles A belt at
Opo.to is without abatement, and little or
no hope is entertained Of his recovery.
DENMARK AND THE DUClIIES.
The armistice IS again dormant, and hOstlli
ties have been slightly renewed, so lar as
lockers on Judge. Their, is 10 likelihood OF
peace now, more than existed several weeks
ago.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
An official bulletin has been issued by the
Austrans, announcing the compulsory retire
Iiretnent Of the llungarans from Raab, who
are! said to have retired towards Aes, previous
to the capture Of the city. Some of their
forces had been defeated near Cronok and
Szenore. The loss of the Magyars in killed
and wounded at Raab is not stated, but 800
prisoners have been sent to Vienna Thirty n
carts containing wounded had also reached
that city. The Hnngarians. il was supposed
would retire 10 the Thesis, and large bodies
of their troops were marching in that drec
ton. Sumo accounts state that the Russians
under Pa>kewitsch, might be able TO cut off
their retreat. II
From the South the intelligence is unfav
orable TO the llunearians Jalachich is said
to have occupied The Resicnsad,, defeating
the Magyars near Syegedn, and driven them
beyond hheiss. konejarin Is also stated to
have obtained advantage over them near Iinta
and to have captured Of their vessels, with
Is guns, on the Danub". 1t should not be
forgotten that this news is given on Austrian
authority alone, and as an oIse, it is stated in
letters from Paris, on Thursday, that a rumor
was current in the Assembly that the Hun I
garlans had obtained an immense advantage
over the Russians, who were marching be
yond Raeb, and that the latter lost lO, 600 men
PRUSSIA AND BADEN.
A desperate battle was fought on the Goth,
between the Prussians and The insurgents, in
the ncighborhood of the villages of Calasch
and Muglen teine, between Carlsruhe AMI
RlIstedt. The Insurgents were defeated
generally. Peneker has taken pos .ession Of
Baden, The headquarters of the Prince OF
all Prussia were a Cos. l.
The lIanoverian Plenipo,entiary had pub
Ii shed note setting forth various objections
to the constitution promulgated by the Prince
Of Prussia. The principal of these are that
The constitution cannot be established nor the
diet convoked without, the consent of Austria. \
English papers state that Jenny Lind will {
visit the United States, professionally, before
she retres from the stage.
0J@The "Calliomia Wing" is the name
'f new paper which is soon to be commenced
L San Eranclscn. CalIfnrnia hv lanes NJ II