The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-03

| and the.envoy Of Piedmont in London, who always
writes to procrastlnate much as possible the de-
finite arrangement of the Austrio- Sandman suss.
ton, are the causes of the delay.
On the LIST OF August the chambers are eonvok ed
and if they are animated by the extravagant spirit
OF the preceding Legislature they will at once d..
vert the King Of the power Of speaking and pro-
baby drive him to renewal of hosiilities.
Roman nairs.
POPE Plus CONGRATULATIONS AND PRAYERS YoR
THE FRENCH ARNY-HIs ANTICIPATED RETURN To
THE ETERNAL CITY.
The Fope has addressed an autograph letter to
General Oudnot on the occasion Of receiving the
keys Of the City of Rome His Holiness con-
graduates the General on the triumph of order in
Rome, and expresses his hope that Divine Provi-
denoe will remove the difficulties that may still
exist He adds that he does not cease direct his
prayers TO heaven for the General, the army, and
the French nation. The letter was dated Gaeta,
July 8.
Cardinal Plcoli and the Marquis Saccheth
arrived in Rome from Gaeta, on the 9th The
latter is Grand Chamberlain of the Apostolic
Palace.
Preparations are making al Rome, which lead
to the impression that Plus TX. is expected soon
| 10 10 Tie tSulTlndl All Wouuueu nave
been removed from that palace.
The French are doing all they can, distributing
money, &C., to get up a cry in his favor, but IN
vain.
| Discomfort AMONG THE ROMAN TROOPS
The Roman troops, who had agreed in the first
instance to do duty conformity with the French,
are all leaving, and the whole force remaining now
amounts to less than 1000 men. OF these, many
were anxious TO leave, but Gen. Oudnot would
not give consent The Pope's engineers having
been asked TO make demonstration in his favor,
preferred quitting his service. Thirty out of forty
three resigned, and all the rank and file were dis
banded The came occurred in the artllery-all
the officers having resigned with the exception Of
three captains and a sergeant. The reason given
is, that the French authorities refused to give them
any promise or guaranty to the protection Of the
ri9hte of the people.
THE ESCAPE OF oARrBALDr.
Garibald has succeeded in making his escape
good from the French division, who were put upon a
false scent, and he is now on the mountains Of
Arbuzzl Previous TO his departure from Rome, he
had secured the ammunition and military stores.
Another account states that Garibaldi is on the
Neapolitan frontier, where he has been joined by
another body Of fugitive troops, and formed, 1t Is
SAID, BODY oil DuUU men.
THE BEsIEGlYc OPERATIONS AGAINST VENICE DIS
CONTINUED.
The beseiging operations against Venice \
been discontinued, In consequence Of the fatal
valence Of fever and sickness amongst the Aust
troops, by the excessive heat and hard work.
The American Charge d'Aflaires has been com
PEELED to take down his arms, in consequence Of
his house having been foreiby entered by the
French patrol, in pursuit two deserters.
The French Republic.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATIVE AssrMrLy.
The committee Of the Legislative Assembly, to
which the question Of the prorogation was
referred, has come 10 the unanimous decision
OF Recommending that the Assembly should be pro-
rogued from the 18th August to 18th October.
The budget will not be brought forward until
after the meeting Of the Assembly In October.
MOVEMENTS or THE socrAIrsrs.
We learn from the Department Of Exre that the
Socialist agents. undismayed by previous revsrses,
are still very active In making proseytes among
the peasants.
THE PRINCE cAHIKo AND LOUIS NAPOLEON.
The National announces that Prince Canine,
the con Of Lucien Bonaparte, and er.Presdent Of
the Roman Constituent Assembly, has been ar
rested at Orleans, by order Of the government, on
his road from Marseilles to Paris II is sald that
having claim against his cousin, LOUIS Napoleon,
for money lent in aid Of his election, the Prince
came to France to demand 1t, the cousins conduct
against Rome having stirred up his Ire. 1t is said
that the Prince will not be imprisoned, but that hs
will be forced to embark for England or America
POLITICAL AFFArRs-RKsIosATfoN OF FIVE or rTIR
MAYORS o. rARIs-RE-KIkcros.-yU PROF.
PKcI., &c.
The report Of M Combareld seyel, on the law OF
the press has been distributed II is favorable to
the measures Of the government.
The resignation of the five mayors Of Paris has
been attributed to some offensive remarks express
ed in u document by the Prcfes, M. Berger; among
Others that il was their misfortune TO live under
republic
The election to I'll ihirty-hvc vacancies In ia.
Legislative Assembly, has TUNED out much more
favorable to the government than was anticipated.
With the exception Of M. Jales Favre, who was
returned FOR Lyons, every Of the newly elected
are members of the majority, and will support the
government ss long az the majority hold together.
The D,tafs sees great cause for anxiety in tho
passive victory obtained in the electionsa victory
due entirely to the fact, that immense number
Of the electors RETAINED from voting. This, Gays
that Journal sppears to be bad sypmiom. II is an
evil upon which we cannot close our eyes. We
are the strongest to-day, but We can find nothing
to show that VIC shGll be 40 tomorrow. II is adj
mi,ted by all, that comp de main is probable.
The questions openly discussed are abou, a con.
sulate for life, the erspire, Henry V. and Comp,e
de Paris The change Of ministry is considered
an event most certain TO occur within very short
tune.
The Sled, cay, Mole is TO be Pre.ideniso Of the
Councils Theirs, Minister OF the Interior, and
Fallou, Of Forc gn Affairs.
by decree Of the 18th instant, General Ia-
moricicre has been appointed Envoy and Minister
Penipoientsrv Of France to Russia, and he is said
TO have left Paris for ,hs head quarters Of the
Emperor of Russia.
Baron de Rsthschild Is about 10 leave Paris on