The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-13
NY THE EUROPA.
Continuation Of Foreign Neil
Germmnv.

Il appears that the scheme of confederation pro-
posed by Prussia, Saxony, and Hanover, has been
ratified by seven other States. Seven others have
announced their intention 10 ratify, and seven
others had not declared.
Accounts from Hamburg state that five parishes
into which the Burgerchaft is divided had ratified
the proffered constitution without reserve. The
Prussian troops that had been quartered in Ham
burg have been recalled.
Denmark.
A serious skirmish has taken place between the
Danes and the Schleswigers, which was stopped by
the Prussian soldiers.
The blockade of the ports of Eastern Holstein
were to be raised on the lst inst.
France.
During the recess of the French Assembly, a ces-
sation OF political strife has taken place. The spec
ulations upon the future prospect of France are
confined to the rumor of change in the ministry,
which, II Is asserted, is without foundation, except
in the wishes of those aiming at dissolution of the
present administration.
The Red Republicans holding council at
Geneva and il is said that Ledru Rollin has passed
through Germany on his way to JOIN them:
The Russian Minister at Paris has officially
sured the French government that the Emperor
thought of territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and
that he will recall his troops soon the Hunga-
rians have laid down their arms.
letter from Warsaw of the 18th ult. contains an
elaborate description of the reception of General
Lamoriciere by the Gear. He was brought to War
in the Emperor's state carriage.
IL Is Stdtcu III TIE faTls lNdllOnu tnat the report
of the intended marriage of the President Of the Re-
public and the daughter of the King of Sweden is
well founded Nj. de Perngay, a personal friend of
Louis is about to repair to Stockholm to settle the
necessary preliminaries.
Italy.
The Milan Gazette of the oath announces the
captulaton of Venice on the 22d, on terms based
upon the proclamation issued by Radetsky on the
llth. The siege. whilst it lasted, was very formi-
dable
A l.. Al III
Government had prohibited any funeral service in
memory of Charles Albert
General Oudinot having been recalled from Rome,
Monseigneur Jave has assumed the reins of govern
ment. General Oudinot left Rome ON the Odd with
10000 troops, transferring the chief command to
General Pastolan
II is reported at Venice that Radetsky will pass
through shortly ON his way to Gaeta. The gar
rison is to be diminished, but whether from poti-
cal or sanitary motives remains mystery
There is no doubt that hostile feeling exists be-
tween the French diplomatists and the Pope.
Pope Plus positively refuses to recognise as his
the other hand, the French Government have
cognised all who are willing to continue in the
army
Out of the ten delegates from the provinces,
there is only on@ecclesastic. Every thing is in
an unsettled state, with but little prospect of
improvement.
England.
The mortality of the week exhibits a continued
increase in London. The deaths from cholera
were ,275, and from all diseases 2,457, which is
of DDS the bill of mortality of the pre-
cedng week. and an increase of Al in the deaths by
cholera.
In Liverpool the deaths for the week were 6S2, of
which 40S were of cholera, being decrease of l6l
in the total mortality, and loo from the deaths by
cholera. In many cases injections were introduced
intothe system of the patient by the veins of the
arm in the last stage of the collapse. The patient
Immediately rallied, and completely restosed
in day or two
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-The news by the Cambria,
from America, has had hardening effect in the
Liverpool cotton market. In the early part of the
week prices shade higher Afterwards the
market became tame, and prices receded from
eighth to a quarter On Friday the loss nearly
recovered, and brokers agreed upon the following
quotations, which the same as those brought by
the Niagara Fair Upland, So Mobile, So Or
leans, 81 middng qualities, SD. sd. The
weeks transactions were 33 800 bales
American cured provisions were dull, and corn
was improving.
AT Paris the funds were advancing. The
may be said of Hamburg, Vienna, Antwerp, and
Amsterdam.