The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-28
THE VERY LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
By Electric Telegraph from London to Liverpool,


Interesting mteliigeHcs-The French Loss
At Rome,
Lsrpo~, Saturday, May I'LL A. NJ
Our advices from Paris Of yesterday afternoon.
In the Assembly yesterday the Minister OF War con-
trsdicted, upon authority the statement Of Ledru
Rollin to the loss the French expedition to Rome
had sustained Private letters however some Of which
have been published in the National, re-afarn tho
statement of the extreme severity of the loss which,
however the government wish to conceal.
The mails between Paris and Londsn are definitely
settled, to be carried via Boogne The Calais Rail.
way Company will run train their line, in opposi-
ton to the mail train, via Bologne.
lntere sting from Rome.
Advices from Rome, Of tho I'd instant, have been
received at Paris The city still remained unsubaued
General Oudinot had not made any further attempt
An exchange OF prisoners had been effected the French
giving up the battalion Msghers who were captured
at Civits Vecohia. The Roman government have
placed the city of Anoona In Siege.
Movement OF tho Neapoiitan Forces.
We learn that the Nespoltan forces were at Albsno
ON tho I'd instant.
The Outbreak Mt Breslau.
Some particulars have reached US OF the out
break at Bresau. Although the mill airy had on the
sh succeeded in suppressng tho disorders yet still
required their constant vigilance to prevent renewal Of
them The city declared in . state of Siege and
military rule entirely prevailed Barrcsdes of very
formidable character had been erected, and the
nict had been very serious, they being well manned
and in their defence the loss of life very great
Trouble ut Cologne.
An instruction at Cologne almost hourly
pected and the city greatly aytatod. The autho
rites had declared that the first commencement Of
disturbance would BIZ tho signal for declaring tho city
| in q state Of siege
Outbreak at EIberfeldt.
At Elberfeldt well known for it's cotton manu-
factories, q serious outbreak had taken place; the
armed militia had come seriously in contact with the
king troops. 1t reported the 9Th inst. that
six persons had been killed, and o large number
| wounded
Disturbance at Dusseldorf.
At Dusseldorf Also disturba had occurred, but
not Of very serious nature,
| The Excited State of the Rhine Provinces.
The whole of the Rhine provinces in most
cited state and ready to explode like train of gun
pow der-throughout the whole the armed militia
dsaected towards the King of Prussia In Of
| the Frankfort Assembly.
Revolt at HanOver-Flight OF the King.
We have just received Intelligence from Hanover,
which states that . revolt had taken place in that
cty-ths civic guard Of which had sided with
the students Of the Polytechnic School, upon which
that were in the city, who overpowered Sub
seauenty the king had fed 1t is said that offer OF
the assistance Of 5000 Prussan troops had been made
the king previous to and in anticipation Of this out
break but had been declined by him.
Affairs mt Leipsic.
We learn from Leipsio that very severe pecunary
loss will be sustained BY tho traders frequentng the
iar, which completely closed and tho goods aid
booths removed under inspection Of tho military, on
the 7th Infant On the evening Of that day the city
remained quiet
The. Instruction at Dresden.
The instruction At Dresden had, the 9Th, boon
quite overcome by the military and the city quiet
| Austria.
Letters from this city the 7th instant have been
received By them informed that considerable
body of Russian troops being poured into Buoko
wilma q district Of Galaoia, in Austria. The Emperor
had returned to the capital, where he WAS received
with every symptom Of popularity and snthusiAsn.
Hungary.
Our latest accounts from this part OF the European
Continent inform that tho Hungarisns were form.
Ing immense army, say 100000 men, and unless
Russia brings very large force to tho did OF Austria
there IL not much chance for the latter; and that
ere she regain her lost position she must calculate
upon . large expenditure Of men, money, and time.
The latest advoes state that the Hungarians had had
army is reported to have been entirely destroyed
General " eldsre has been wounded
Bavaria.
Bavaysn advices state that all foreigners have been
obliged to quit Landau From Pals letters state
| that disturbance prevailed in chat quarter.
| Den mark.
Late news received from this place states that the
Danish and Scheswig quarrel will shortly be amcably
| settled
The Latest Market Reports.
LONDON MoNrr MARKET, May 12-ll A. M.
The 7imss city article, of to-day, says that some
speculative ales together with the original feeling of
depression which has for many days past been
unreeved by the slightest of re-sssuring kind,
caused Consos yesterday to recede from ok to sO,
at which they left of, with buyers. This morning, the
the Continent being still unsatfac
tory the Conso market opens very fatty, and lower
prices than the closing rates Of yesterday will be
cepted The foreign exchanges ara very quiet, and
little business doing therein, with the exception Of
| Amsterdam, which is rather higher.
krscir0 LANE, LONDON, May FL A. M.
The produce markets quiet. Sales are but limited