Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-26

M. Garner l'ages has publicly announced his
resolution to retire from public life.
AT the monthly organization of the Bureaux
in the French Assembly on the Goth, all the
presidents chosen were of the peace party, in
GLIDING Gen. Cavaignac and Bedeau. The Bu-
reaux authorized the law officers to take GRIM
ina proceedings against national representatives,
for implication in the affair of the 18th. Ledru
Ron is supposed to be secreted in Paris.
Pcnice.-Aocoun,s of the Oath from Mestre,
state tina, the Venetian deputies sent to negotl-
ate for the surrender of Venice, with the Austri-
an Minister at Verona, had been dismissed, and
have returned to Venice. The bombardment
and the beseiging works would again he prose-
cuted, with greater vigor than ever. The sorte
last made by the Venetlans very successful.
Among the prisoners carried into Venice, be-
side several officers of the staff, were two Gen.
erals.
Sdrdinid.-1t is announced that the negota-
tions for peace between the Austriane and Pied
monlese governments have been interrupted in
consequence of the increased demands of the
Austrian negotiators for pecuniary indemnity,
and also In consequence OF refusal to engage
on the part of the Austrian government to grant
a complete amnesty.
The illness Of cx King Charles Albert at Opor.
to is without abatement and little or no hope is
entertained of his recovery
Denmurk and the Duichies.--1'hc armistce is
again dormant, and hos,ilnes have been s. ighty
renewed so far as lockers on can Judge there is
no Likelihood Of peace.
Hungary and .4uStria AN official bulletin
has been issued by the Austrians announcing the
compulsory retiring OF the IIuugarans from
Raab, who are said to have retired toward Acs
previous to the capture of the city. Some of
their forces had been defeated near Czonok and
Szenese. The loss Of the Mayors in killed and
wounded at R0bb is not stated but 900 prison.
ers had been sentto Vienna. 30 carts containing
wounded had also reached that city. The HUI
garlans 1t was supposed would retire To the The
ISIS, and large bodies Of their troops were march
ing IN that direction. Some accounts however,
state that the Russians under Paskewitsch might
be able to cut off their retreat
From the South the intelllrencc is unfayor-
able to the llungarans. Jallachich is said to
have occupied the Resenstadt, defeating the
Mayors near Szogcdin, and had driven them be-
yond the Thesis. Koricianin is also stated to
have obtained advantage over them near Znta,
and TO have captured eight of their vessels, with
eighteen guns on the Danube. 1t should not be
forgotten that this news is given on Austrian au-
thoriy only; and as an Offset it is stated in let
tiers from Paris on Thursday, that rumor was
current m the Assembly that the Hungarians
mad obtained an immense advantage over the
Russians, who were marching beyond Raab, and
that the latter lost 10000 men,
PruSshi and Baien.-A desperate battle was
fought on the 20th, between the Prnssians and
the Insurgents in the neighborhood of the villa.
ges OF Caasch and Muglenstine, between Carl
sruhe and Radstant. The insurgents were de-
feated generally. Peucker has taken possess
sion Of Baden-Baden the headquarters of the
prince of PRUSSIA.