Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02

retaken Kolonig.
ITALY.
| RoME.-The Assembly in its last sitting
unanimously voted the Constitution of the Re-
public and ordered it TO be deposited in the
capitol, as the expression Of the unanimous
wish of the Roman people. The Constitution
is, by vote of the Assembly, tc be engraved
on marble and placed in the capitol. They
also ordered funeral service to be celebrated
in St. Stephens for those who had fallen in
defence Of the Republic.
| The entrance Of the French htroops en- masse
into Rome did not take place till J o'clock of
the evening of the Sd inst.
A proclamation from the National Assem-
announced the arrival of the French, and re-
commended abstinence from al vengeance as
useless and unworthy tho dignity Of Roman
citizens.
! Gen. Oudinot and his staff were Disguised
by the National Gu IDS at his passage, not
rising and paying him the military salute due
to his rank, and the barricaics had to be pull
ed down by the French soldiers themselves
in the absolute dearih OF Roman laborcrs. At
dark the troops were consigned to their vari-
Gus quarters.
Gariholdi succeeded in escaping from Rome
with 10 900 men. lie was loudly applaudcd
as he passed through the city.
Ho had been seen in the direction Of Ter
racina, where it is probable he would fall in
with some detached force of tho Neapoli,ans or
Spanards, TO whom he might give some troub
e. Ills intention, it is sad, is 10 invade the
kingdom of Naples The first division Of the
French expcditonary armd set out in pursuit
Of him on the 1th.
The Corricre Mercantile Of Genoa, of the
9TH, states that the Government, composed of
three individuals, one Roman and two French,
had been established at Rome.
By the latest accounts, the Roman Municip-
alty mad proclaimed that no convention had
been made with the French. The pon,ifcial
arms had been put, but The tri colors remain
The regular Roman troops will be stationed
a, Lerni and Tcrracini At present they arc
in barracks at Rome.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
The Hungarans continue to carry on the
unequal struggle with iudomItablc ercr.y and
courage.
II Adyices from Vienna Of the 7lh inst have
been received. The statements about vic
tory won by the Ban Jc!lach.ch at st. Thomas
proved altogether unfounjcd. The Ban is
still in the back country aud though he haG
had an engagement with the Masyars, the
affair seems TO have been Of little importance
The imperial troops on the right bank of the
Danube, after leaving Rdab, followed the
retreating lIungarans ard appear to have OBJ
where 1t is said 500 liungarians were made
prisoners.
/ The Austrian headquarters wcro then re-
. moved TO Babona: where the Emperor was
Tho HungarlAn, appear 10 have retired inig
an entrenchmcnt, camp and works, at tie
I head Of abrdso thrown from the right bank
o; the Danube to the fortress Of COmorn, from
/ which point thoy manocuyered with 90 eqund
rons OF horse, aud kept up fire from % gus
J. for eight hours. Their infantry remained ~
/ TIER entrenChmcnt. Ono field battery ven
\ tured beyond the protection Of the guns IN Tho
i ienrenchments, and regiment of Austrian
| light horse attacked aud captured the batter,
! after cutting down the greater part OF tho mei
at the guns, The battery consisted OF sN
! nnunders and y twelve pouudeTs
TIE Russian corps having entered TranSyl
Iyania has suCceeded after an obstinate resist
snce in taking Tomoses pars, which wa
strongly fortified. The Russian troops iotc't
their way through with the bayouet, and en-
I tered Cronstadt the same day, tho 2Oih oI
! June eleven cannon and one standard were
the trophies oi this dayl Tho Cossacks sue
| I,ceeded 10 capturing Gen Kiss, who wa
! wounded, and handed Over to the husIrians
| Other accounts from 1ransylSania state
that the other RUs.lan division had cRior"d
Bisueu, after sharp action with the llunga
ians.
n The Austrian garrison at Arab had beer
compelled TO Surrender that fortress.
II A letter from Vienna, IN the Indepence u
Brussels, states that the llungarians had takoI
Szgalln, ,tand tha the Diet was TO open on Tia,
I 3D.
4 Intelligence has been received by the Ma
teen, Belgian Journal, to the following ci
feet 4" on the lst and III of July Dcmhr skec
with his corps de armcc, and all the reserve
| the yltsran troops, drawn from the army O
operations, now acting in different parts o
Hungary, amounting altogether TO $1,000
men, attacked the Russian army, consisting q
ITO 900, commanded by Paskicwitch, in th
defles between Mctko cr and Es.an. The at
tack took place in flank, 80 as TO drive III,
! corps commanded bv the prince IN person lat
The marshes OF the Ihcls
II Mps MAplsoN's ANNvirY .--Contrav to tn