Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-27

The steamer America arrived al Halifax on Mon
day the 18th, with intelligence seven days later
from all parts Of Europe. The following is n sum
mary Of the news brought by her:
FKaNcE.--The formation of the new CSbinethas
been effected by cea,idn between Odillon Barrot
and Dufauvre. I'ho;new Ministry is the same as
the old except NJ Dufauvre who takes the Depart
rnent Sf tho Minister of the Interior, NJ De Toe
SqueVille that Of Foreign Affairs, and NJ Laqueneas
that Of Commerce.
Much surprise was excited by the dismission of
Marshal Bugeaud from the list of the new Cabinet
The Paris papers generally express their dsappro-
val of the compromise dpsedic, its failure. The
'Red Republicans particularly violent in de-
.nouncing the new Ministry
The Message Of the president Of the French Re-
public TO the Legislative Assembly is published in
the Paris papers of Tuesday Ut is composed upon
the American and not the European mode, filling
'fourcolumns Of the European Times.
M. Lesseps has failed in his mission to conquer
'the Romans into affection for France, and has re-
turned TO Paris for further instructions. Some ac
'counts'say he was recalled and that the same mes
-senge carried back instructions to General 0udinot
for the reduction of the Holy City 10 subsection at
:R hazards, and that he should commence an attack
with an army of 25, 600 men on the 30th Of May.
The Romans have announced their firm resolution
10 defend the city TO the death against the expected
assault, and it sstatcd that they have force of So
600 troops, which is deemed sufficient for the purpose
The Pope still persists in demanding 'ungua-
flied renewal Of his powers as temporal ruler, and
the Trumvirate, backed by the people, declare that
they will never concede. Mazzni's determination
us most profound and determined to accomplish the
thorough destruction of the Popo's temporal power
He says we shall show fight TO the last against all
projects of restoration.
The Frankfort Parliament has determined To ex-
'ercso its influence to form Republic after the
French model tn be composed of Baden, Wertem-
burg, Rhenish Bavaria, sc.
The Plenpoientaries of Prussia, Ffanover and
SaxOny have Promulgated new Constitution for
Sermany, in which the ,principe of universal suf-
frage is conceded. In the present. as in future
tempts to firm union of the German States, the
King of Prussia is made the prominent head. Aus
tria is excluded from the present arrangement
All other States are united but il is doubtful wheih-
'er the plan will succeed.
HUNGARY. Hungary presents new feature
and since the fall of Buda into the hands Of the
Hungarians event has occurred calculated TO have
permanent influence the result of the struggle
though the Hungarians have, however, achieved
further, and In respects important Victories
Tho cOmbatants concentrating their forces and ac-
counts of tremendous battle are every day looked
for.
The Austrian General Weldon has been super
seeded by Gen. Haynau. Prince Paskowitch will
command the United Austrian forces in the east,
and Gen. Haynau in the west.
The latest intelligence from Venice left the Aus
TRANS under Marshal Radetsky, who was prepar-
ing to lombard that city, which wasclosely invest
ed on all sides.
1t is reported that the King ofSardinia has qlac-
ed his army at the disposal of the ungari ms but
the report requires confirmation.
The DANISH WAR.-The reports so constantly
repeated, that the war between the Danes and P4as
slams is speedily TO end, renewed, bnt we can
see no reliable evidence of the fact
The Danish blockade is still strictly enforced.
RoME.-T'he Paris journals furnish intelligence
from Rome to the I'd inst Hostilities had not then
commenced. Gen. Oudinot had denounced the ar
mstice.
IRELAND.-Lord Clarendon has officially an
nOunced that the sentence of death pronounced ON
the State prisoners has been committed to transpor
tation for life.
In the western provinces of Ireland the condition
of the people is said to be the most depIorable So
ciety is utterly disorganized.
The President of France, in his message, saws
that it is the destiny of France to shake the world
when she shall be agitated, and to tranquilize it
when she shall be in state Of peace, and adds =
Gas soon as shall have power some important
questions must be discussed respecting various Eu-
ropean matters beyond the Rhine and Alps, and
from Denmark to Sicily there is an interest for us
to reserve, and an influence for us to exercise