Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-27

and in the Banat has reached US, and un-
til we know what has taken place there, we
cannot, without mourning the charge of
treachery to the fathe., land, consent to
treat in the name of the council of war;
Klapka"
Those members of the late Hungarian
diet who had declared the house of lIaps-
burg had forfeited all claim TO the throne
of Hungary, and whom Russia handed o.
er to the Austrian authorities, have peen
conveyed to Pcsth. Letters from Vienna
state that the emperor of Austria h IS par.
dnned Gorgey, and the latter has departed
for Syria, where he intends for the present
to reside.
GERMANY.
Venice WIS taken possession of by the
lmPerlalists on the 9th The Gazette of
the Goth publishes a government order, req
ulating the departure by sea of the persons
who intend 10 avail themselves of the artl-
Gle Of capitulation. Those who desire to
proceed to Corfu, Patras or Alexandria, in
Egypt, will be conveyed at the expense of
the Austrian government for all other pla-
ces, the expense of the voyage must be de-
lrayed l. the parties themselves.
A provisional arrangement has been con.
cluded between Prussia and Austria on the
German question there is to be directo-
ry consisting Of seven members for the con.
iedelati proposed by the cabinets of Vi
emma and Munich, and is to hold its sitting
at Frankfort. The directory will be per-
manent executive commission for the COM
mon interest Of the whole of Germany.
The states who adhered to the restricted
confederation under the objection of Prus-
STA will have between them three votes
aud Austria, Bavaria, Wertemburg and
o'her small states will have together four
votes, such at least is the proposition of
Austria The presidency of the directors
will be vested alternately in Austria and
Prussia this will not alter the relations as
to the common legislation and the execu.
tive authority vested in the confederation
The Austrian government engages to per
Suade the Archduke John to resign his dir
nifty to the vicar of the empire. The Frank
fort correspondent of London paper writes
on The 32st that there is Ii tie doubt that
congress of Princes will be held here in the
course of the next week for the purpose of
llnnaIy settling the German question.
I he arrival OF the arch-duke John and
prince Karl, Of Bavaria, is confidently ex
pected to day. The prince of Prussia re.
celved visits yesterday from the dukes of
Nassau and SAKE Meinngin The duke
OF Nassau returned this incoming to Wies
baden. The duke of SAKE Meningn con-
tered with the prince for more than an hour
and half The committee of the Oldcn-
burg chamber has unanimously recommend
ed the rejection of the proposition to Join
the confederation proposed by Prussia.
SAXONY AND HANOVER.
A letter from Hamburg states that part
Of the Prussan forces had left that city, and
that the Prussan gaison was to be reduc-
ed to 1900 men. The Prussian govern
ment has addressed IA circular to all who
have not finally adhered to the confedera-
ton which it proposes, declaring that it ex-
poets to receive definite answers before the
10th Of September, at which period it will
consider the protocol closed, and proceed
at once to the practical establishment Of
the confederation.
RUSSIA.
| A grand tie dcum was ordered in all the
churches in Russia in honor of the success
in Hungary. The emperor of Russia was
at Warsaw. The grand duke Michael had
an attack Of the apopIexy al the review at
Warsaw on the Goth and was not expected
to recover on the 9th.
SARDINIA.
The Austrian troops evacuated Novara,
the laat place which they held in the Pied
montese territory The Sardian troops re-
ceiyed possession of the place from the Aus.
trians, who crossed the Licni into Lonl-
hardy on the same day.
DENMARK.
The Danish government, under date the
18th, had given official notice that the
blockade Of the east coast of the duchy Of
IIoIstien is raised, including the harbor:
Neustadt, lIeegenhafen with the Femern
: Sound Kitl and the Canal.
q SWITZERLAND.
, Adyices from Berne from the LIST instan
r state that for some time past report haC
8 been spread of a collective note from tht
d three great powers Of the north In accort
Il with the French government, to the efIec
;, that the Canton of Neulchatel must be re
h stored to Pruss OF the 10000 politica
n refugees that we've in Switzerland, only 6
b 0O0 remained there