Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
Arrival Of the Caledonia
From the Baltimore American
POLITICAL INTELLIGEN z.
FRANCE AND ROME
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

RANOE AND ROME,
Surrender ofhe Eternal CiilL-lhe egis' alive AS I
sembly has been the Of much turbulence and re-
elimination during the past week. The desnac spirit
which marks the proceedings Of the Government is
having the effect to unite various sections Of the Assem-
bly, not heretofore friendly, into compact opposition 10
the Barrot Ministry and in defence Of repuhcanism -
Towards the cl sc Of the sitting "Wednesday evening
some establishment was created among the members by
NJ. Grandens' declaring that another movement was
in preparation. The statement, however, was vaguely
given by the Hon. member, and appeared 70 have no
foundation in fac, that ceased to produce any
impression.
On he 30th nlt., the Cons fluent Assemblyof Rome
finding that further resistance to the French Arms would
he in vain. ceased hnstes and virtually surrendered
the Eternal CITY To the beSIegers. O. the - ut an
ficia notification made 10 the French Legislative
Assembly, that in consequence Of the arrangement
tered into between Gen. Oudinot and the Roman Trum-
virate the gates of Paolla Purra and Pancrazza ha1
been thrown open the French troops, who were adopt
ing measures for the immediate occupation Of Rome
which would take place with perfect quietness and or
der
This communication produced deep sensation in The
Chamber
A correspondent writing from Paris says, just the
Bourse closing, it stated positively that the
Governor had received Gen Oudinots dispatches, an
nouncing the entry Of the French army into Rome the
3D. and that they received with accamations by the
people The Divisions Of Garibald have been conduc
ted Cvita Vtcchia where they would lay down their
arms.
Two divisions Of the army would be lodged and main
tanned by the Roman Government. The Funds rose on
the reception of his news per Ct
Just previous the reception If the decisive news from
Rome Gen. Bdau left Paris take command Of the
my in Italy Gen Oudno had been ordered home In dis
grace Arrangements also promptly made to increase
The army Of Italy $4,000 men. Immediately the re
cpp'ion ofthe of the surrender of Rome to 7en.
Ondint Geographic despatch sent 70 Marsees,
des my Gen Bedau wait there for fresh instructions
before proceeding to Rome.
According to The reports in the diplomatic circles of
Paris Thursday, the General t. take the place of
NJ d. Harracourt Ambassador. and is also CHARGED
with mission tn Marshal Radesly t. ne oae all mil
iarv matters respecting the occupation Italy.
1t appears certain that Gen. Lamorcere Goes to st.
Petersburg as Ambassador. and that he is 10 protest
against the EmpeTor's taking any part IN the affairs Of
Italy.
note from the French Government has been sent to
Prussia the subject Of ,NeuchaieI but it is not Of
unfrendy nature; the contrary. the relations with
Prussia a very satisfactory footing.
/ The army Of the Alps has been disbanded
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
An official bulletin has been issued by the Austans,
announcing he compulsory retirement of the Hungarians
from Raab. They are said tt have retreated towards
AcS previous p the capture OF the city Gen. George de-
cined to give the AuStans battle Raab; and con
tinuing his retreat towards Gran which will impose up
on the Austrian and Russian armies he necessity Of eav
I
Georgey would never have abandoned Riab except With
The in'entlonof det2chng portion Of his orce against
I PakewIch
second edition Of the London Herald saws that rl-
NOR prevailed in Paris. originating in the National AS
sembly, that he Hungarans had obtained an immense
advantage The Russians in the vicinity Of Raab.
The Russians said y have lost thousand at
Fiume.
A conspiracy had been discovered against the Aus
trians.
A desperate battle was fought On the % ult BE-
tween the Pussians and ha insurgents. in the neigh
b'rhood If Calascue and NTuaenstedte, between the
towns Of Carlsehue and Radsadt. The insurgents
deielted Gen. Penekin has taken possession IF Berlin
ENGLAND
The quarterly statement Of the revenue published
On Tuesday, aud when compared with s years eXhi5
its considerable falling off, II the customs If The quar-
ter there is decrease of G3l9 0j5 in the excise there
IS decrease of f453 pol the aggregate decrease f72
256 The increase is .f27S 40o, and The net falling off
upon the quarter, 5493 $50
The London election took place on Wednesday and re-
suited in the reelection Of Baron i;lthsrhild, by
misakeable sign If the determination OF the citizens
secure what is called flll religious liberty The oppos-
ing candidate Lord john Manners, who was beaten
BY na1 rIiy of over three thousand.
In the course of debate il parliament Lord Palmer7
ton expressed confident hope that the President If The
United States Will, n his annual message Congress,
propose change In the American Navigation Law, cor
responding with that which will come into operation 10
Great Britain on the LIST Of January next
IRELAND
Pubic attention in Ireland is absorbed il the promised
visit Of the Queen, which announced take place du
ring the first second week in August TIE anticina-
ted visit have boCaht about entire 0bIIera-
ton Of all party teeIng-n Dublin preparations are be-
ing made to receive Her Majesty with every demonslra
ton u loyalty and affection
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY STEAMER CALIFORNIAN.
The New York Courier and Express Of Monday morn
ing has lengthy despatch, BY electric telegraph from
ure Of lie steamer from which We extract the fellow
Ing
LATEST FROM PARIS
June 7th. 1895 IS PM
The Evening Moniteur published second telegraph
K despatch in addition 10 the one received on Tuesday
evening in the Legislative Assembly By the Minister Of
the lnerInl-''A Admiral TrehouaT to the Minister Of
Marine.
Civita Veccha, July 2d-lO A. Nj.
The CHEF Of the staff Of the army writes as Eows to
The commander in chief Of Ciyiia Necchia and to the
admiral
Head Quarters, July 2d-10 P. NJ.
At this moment taking possession Of The gates
San Pdoia Portese and San Pancrissio The Bastion
No had been already occupied by troops during
the day They Will occupy the military position Of
which the general in chief may think proper 10 take pos
session. Every thing induces to believe that the
my VIII b. received in Rome conditions confornable
to the intentions, and the interest Of France
lappears that General Bedeau. having been appraised
at Nlarsees Of the dispatches p General Oudnot an
nouncng that the Roman Constituent Assembly had a.
bandoued the Defence applied for further Instructions