Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

AUSTRIAN authority 10 nave been lOund, NnlcH
conla ned | frank admission that the Magyar
cause was irrelievably l,st.
ITALY
The Milan Gazette Of the cath, announces
tie important fact Of the captuIaIion OF Ven
ice, which took place cn the 22d. The terms
agreed upon were unconditional and founded
sticlly upon the proclamation Of Field Mar
S al Count Rsdetsky, issued by him on the
l4lh. Tho siege, though during its conlnu-
ance formidable 10 the Yenetiaus, was no less
so to the besiegers. The Austrian officers
make out that heir loss from cholera and few
er aon1, amcuns to 90 900 men.
TUSCANY.
The Liegge of Turin. Of tho oath inst
quotes a letter from Florence, OF the Goth,
stating that The Tuscan Government hal pro-
| ibited ,he celebration Of iun raj services IN
memory of King Charles Albert, in florence,
! Pisa, Leghon, and other towns.
SARDINIA.
| hc ordiug to accounts from Turin, of the
22d ult., the discussion cn the treaty Of peace
had not closed, bu! il was believed tha, the
law granting the funds for the Indemnity,
woulI be passed without difficulty.
ROME.
! NJ. Savell Rad decidedly taken The reigns
lof government. Gen. Oudnot, having been
recalled by the French Cover nmont, vas to
|aave left Rome with 10000 troops, on the
| "a at, Transmitting the chief command to
Ros olo . who, although equally fond OF des-
puu,m, is lees priest ridden tia" the maGnani'
nous conqucYor Of the Eternal Clty. 1t s re-
oor,ed iha, the veteran RaietZky is to pass
, rough shurtlg. on hls way to Gaeta. hr
gar,sn will be n,iibIy diminished, but
Shethcr from political or sanitary motives. re-
nam MISERY. Thou-h no direct hos llIiy
.iexs,s between the French dip omatlsts am
\ Plus X, matters are very far from being ar
I,Anled. The Pope positively refuses TO re
II .ogn re as his soldiers all who have borne
\ rms against him; on tie other hand, the
French have recognized all who were willing
% continue in The Amy.
FRANCE.
/ During the recess Of the L,risla,iye Assem-
by, all parties seem 70 have agreed on ce'
sat on of political strife, and ape uIalon uFoT
he future prospects of France ia confined JUS
Inow to rumor of a change in the ministry
Which it is positively asserted, has 70 iounda
Euon, except in the wishes Of those who aim
he dis ocaion of the present administration =
The Ped Repubiiahn party are holding th'
Icouncils at Geno,, and it is asserted shat LedT'
pchn has passed through Germany on his
,o9d To on them n their dehrra ions. ! h
Russian Minister in Paris, in formal nouc'
Ina, given : n assurance to the French Govern
| nenl that the Emperor hls 10, thought OF ter
/ rto-ial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, but that he will retlr
| lni. armies a. soon 0. the Iungarlans have lai
| IOwI their arms.
| The r. sidcnt returned to Paris on Wedne'
Ildav. from St. Cloud to receive the Marchon
ess Of Douglas, his cousin daughter OF tn
| IGranI Duchess of Baden, who with her hu:
band is coming to pass few days in Paris
/ 1t Is stated in the Paris Natonel. that IN
I .epor, Of the marriage of the President Of tn
/ Republic and the daughter Of the hIng
/ sweden re,s upon sure foundation. N
| De Perslguy, a personal friend Of Louis \;
! poeon, is abou, 10 repair TO Stockholm, to Sc
/ lie the necessary prcmlnaries.
Il Information was received IN Paris on W el
! Ine.day. t at the Russians and the Austrian
IIhad marched towsrs Switzerland with th
! view o. closely watching tho movements ol ih
revolutionary Junta assembled at "sne's, !
P. which L,edru Ron and Boichet are suspec'e
i of taking a very conspicuous part.
!, In the unler circles OF diplomacy, the ide
$ said to have been reviewed OF a Row ho
/, alliance for the malntlinance Of EuroPea
p,ace 10 which France S 10 bo prolnIne'
supporter.
II The p csidert had experienced two attach
. of cholera IN mild form, but at last account
WIS in perfect health.
The third and last sitting Of the Ieacc Go
i ercs, took place on the eth the mcm6r
! have all been received wyh cOurt5cy an eN'
b. di, irc:ion by I French Government az Il
z public monuments in the capital have be-
g thrown open TO them, the most dIstnsuish
; II Enclsh and American propagandls9 ha
'l5cen cheered 10 their hearts content, and 4
: whole affair has passed agreeaby aud Pe''
+, ably.
GERMANY.
By statement Of tn Prusslan eovefnme
.ti,L h,s b,cn laid before the Cham crs,
i, app ars that the scheme OF federation ProPo'