Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
By Last Evenings Northern Mail.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
BY THE CAMBRIA.

The steamer Cambria arrived at Boston Friday alter
noon andwe make from the full not the Geographic de-
tails the following summary fiber advces
The advices from Rome leave the great issue as to the
course OF the Pope in some uncertainty
The correspondent OF the London Times, writes from
Rome on the 7th, as follows:
Il have certain intelligence from Gaeta to-day. The
Pope to whom the keys OF Rome had been by Gen.
Oudnot returns very civil answer but can state, in al
most the most positive manner that Pio Mono refuses
come to Rome bound by any conditions whatsoever The
conferences have not been resumed with regard to the
Popes future proceedings but am prepared to say that
nothing will induce him TO abandon any part OF the autho
ty he received his investure 1t more than proba
bic that Pho Mono will never return to Rome, and hint is
given to me that he means to proceed to BOLOGNA where
the Austrans will take care that ne may be received as SUI
preme Pontiff and absolute Sovereign"
The following however, comes to us
THE LATEST FROM
Cardinal Picoln and the Marquis Sacchetti arrived in
Rome from Gaea, the 9Th The latter is Grand Cham
berlain of the Apostolic Palace. Preparations making
Rome, which lead the impression that Plus TX is
pected to return to the Quirna. All the wounded
have been removed from that palace. The French do
mig all they cam distributing money &c, to get up cry in
his favor butin vain The Roman troops who had agreed
in the first instance do duty conformity with the French
all leaving and the whole force remaining now amounts
less than 1000 men. OF these, many anxious
leave, but Gen. Oudinot would not give cOnges The
Popes engineers having been asked TO make demonsra
zion in his favor preferred quitting the service. Thirty
nine out OF foryseyen resigned, and all the rank and file
were disbanded The same thing occurred the artillery
all the officers having resigned with the exception of three
captains and sergeant The given is, that the
French authorities refused to give them any promise OF
guarantee the protection Of the rights Of the people
Gen Oudnot has dismissed all the persons in office I'M
der the Republican Government and under Plus *
himself and put in their places all persons whom he could
find that held office undor Gregory XVI
The strangers Rome during the siege may be thus
classified Poles 200; French, so; Spaniards Germans
and other foreigners, O0 Italians, not Romans, 3OOo
The rest were all Romans.
GaTba dl cceeded making eScaDe good from
the French Division, who put upon false SCENT and
heis now on the mountains OF the Arbruzzi Previous
and military stores
Garbadi was at Cvita Casteano Three thousand
A A were at Folgno and 1000 more at Macciata
The rench were also at Vitebo. Some Spanish baual
ions are scattered around frasca The Neapotans were
al froslnone On the lh grand review be held
and solemn TIE Deum at St Peters
The Coastituzonale Romano Journal which suspend
ed its publication when the French took possession but
afterwards resumed, and may suppose under French
influence, gives, the 9Th account of the inter-
view between Pins and Colonel Neil who was sent to tell
him the fall OF Rome The Pope represented to have
exhibited the strongest emotion and the greatest gratitude
% the French. My gratitude" he said, "is unbounded;
my prayers Tor the prosperity OF your country shall be
more ervent my affection for the French, should
secome stronger the added with snie) i were possible
de gave the Colonel magnificent ehaplet for his WIFE
and bestowed on him the ensgna Of the order fist Gre
goy. All this seems agreeable enough; but letter from
Naples, ofthe 10TH says:
Iwould appear Plus TX. hasno intention of re urning
10 Rome present. since the royal casino Casteamare
Naples, is being prepared for his Holiness. gen
feman behind the at Gaea tells the Pope is
much afflicted and his conviction is, that his Holiness is
aohing but helpless tool the hands of Austria, Spain
and Naples whilst M M. de Rayneva and d'Harcourt
have been acted by the Gaea plot as to forget both
their honor and that OF France, as well as all respect
due to the head of their church
Ii seems that so far from the people OF Rome not sym
pathizng with the late Republic, nothing induces them to
treat the French with respect The soldiers assaled
on all occasions with mutations of the Growing OF the
Gallo cock
HUNGARY.
The accounts from Hungary Says the Berlin correspon
dent OF the Commercial Adversely come all from the
eide of,he Ansians the communications OF the Magyars
being intercepted Ii certain, however, that the
Austrians the vctos in the recent battle OF Comom
The despatch Of General Hayna, published officially
Vienna, claims the victory as great and decisive The
Hungarans their side deny that any victory gained
by the Ausrans, but do not claim it for themselves.
Kossuth has publicly censured Gen Georgey for ha-
wing attacked the Ausans before they effected their june
ton with the Russians The Hungarans have fallen back
along their whole line oil operations They making
extraordinary efforts for the relief Of Peerwardin which
blockaded by the Russians This the Southern bank
of the Danube and is important military post The
Notifications excellent, audit is we'll garrisoned The
fortified town OF Pancsowa on the other side OF the Dan
ube and lower down, has been relieved The commune
cation is free between and the adjoining parts Of
Serria and Turkey On the Northeastern frontier OF Hun
menace Callca, Tor the purpose oil
citing Polish nsurlection To repuse them, the Russian
troopshave taken possession OF all principal passes This
attack Galcia is said be strongly advocated by the
Poles in Kossuths army These are his best auxiaries
and have fought with heroic couragefrom the
ment The Generals Benz and Dembinsk are both Polish
exles who have gained in foreign armies and in Polish
revolutions all their military knowledge.
Many OF their followers are distinguished Poles. The
Polish editors and WRITER'S who were compelled by the
Austrian and RUSSIAN governments to choose between
prison and the life OF common soldier have chosen rather
TO fight in the ranks OF the Hungarans What wonders
that such men fight like lions bay! If they conquer
death y "n or perpetua Imprisonment The Hungarians in
their retreat have up the rails OF the railroad from
Pesh Debreczin, prevent the passage Of the allied
provisions than their enemies Bems camp we'll stocked
He ischarged with the relief of Petewarden. But their
struggle appears be hopeless The last hope Of aid
from France vanshed the Croas who hesitated for
while have resumed their hostility; the Frankfort Assem-
bly, has Disappeared Italy has alen every where in Eu
rome the reaction is triumphant Alone the Hungarans
are unsubdued But the iron circle is closing in them.
The Russians side the Austrians another the
Croats on the third and Prussian reserve ready
ourth advance on them with overwhelming forces One
after another the armies of Hungary will be
powered and the name of Magyar will rest in history as
the synonyme OF manly vaor.
PEACE BETWEEN GERMANY AND DENMARK
The London correspondent Of the Commercial writes:
An amistice between Prussia and Denmark sconclu-
ded on the 10th OF July, and has since been formally rat
fed The principles which the ultimate treaty Of
peaeei to be framed are those to which Lord Panerston
mas DeeI ldVoIdple iioh INST, is
manly due TO the efforts Of the English Ambassador at
Berlin This great triumph for our Foreign Minister,
and comes opportuney attack being about to be
made upon him tonight, in the House of Lords by Lord
Brougham and the absolutists
ENGLISH AFFAIRS
The ruin OF Mr.. Hudson has this week been the great
subject of conversation report has been issued re-
eading him. by committee OF investigation recently ap-
pointed on OF the principal railways OF which he was
chairman and its facts have been so sweeping to take
away the public breath He shown to have taken his
account 2345 shares Of dock company and to have
paid the calls upon hem without authority from the rail
way fnds to have insured secretly 1900 shares OF the
line beyond the number sanctioned taking 900 OF these
for his own advantage, and realizing thereby fl45 OOOto
have had 1000 other shares voted him by his colleagues
by whchhe able to realize f42OO and finally to
have taken f3l 900 from the railway funds for land"
and $4,000 for works., and to have appropriated them
to his own The last two items he refunded after the
appointment OF the committee OF investigation, and at
meeting Of the shareholders YESTERDAY was