The examiner., 1849-07-07
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Rome
a uPto 'l'' ming Of the 2lst ult., no news ba
been received in Paris of the entry OF the Frenc
, Amy into Rome. Oudinott would not make gen
eral attack before the 10th or l7th, when th
news OF the failure Of the conspiracy Of III
18th in France would reach Naples, and prob
ably induce the Triumyi,ate to capituIate Th
London Globe Of the 22d says, "it is generally be
lieved that the telegraph will announce to.monov
the caPitulation of Rsme." The Gazette of Ly
ons Of the 20sh ult, says, that a telegraphic dis
patch from Marseilles was received az they wer,
going to press announcing the entry of the Frencl
into Rome.
France.
The attempted insunection in Paris has beer
followed by more formidable resistance TO III,
laws. At Lyons serious engagement took placs
in the streets between the troops and mob, In the
course Of which a considerable number of lives
were lost on both sides. Barricades were thrown
up which were not taken until battered down BY
/
Of the 18th uIt, and continued till late at night
| uPto the latest moment all was tranquil. Le-
dru Robin has not as yet been arrested. Cholera
has declined in Paris.
telegraph dispatch, dated Lyons, p. NJ, 10Th
ut, announces that the insurgents had been com
pieteiy routed the streets cleared and the city re-
stored to tranquility. There are upwards of 500
troops in and around Lyons, and there are no ap-
prehensions Of further disturbances. Great e1-
citement existed in different parts of the county,
and Il is evident that the conspiracy Of Paris er-
tended 10 every town in France.
An attempt was made 10 create disturbance at
Marsailles, which totally failed One regiment of
cavalry put all TO the route without striking blow
Ministerial changes are about to take place,
and La Fsuue and friends are about to retire.
IL is reported that the Able PalooIhe, private
Secretary to Csrdnale Antoille, had arrived at
Paris from Gaeta, and that he is bearer of import.
ant dispatches for the French Government, besides
an autograph letter from the Pope 10 Louis Napo-
leon, expressing his regret at the bombsrdment of
Rome.
Hungary.
The news from Hungary is contradictory; some
accounts give the advantage TO the Austrians in
the South. Two actions happened, beth termina-
ting to the advantage of the Imperialists. The
hungarian General, Pergel, from the fortress of
Peter Warden, attacked some Austrian entrench-
ments, but was ultimately rePulsed, though the
Austrians admit they suffered severely.
Another battle was fought BY Baron LilIochich,
which is said to have been brilliant victory; but
the Austrian accounts are not trustworthy at least
as regards their own loss.
The London Times of the I'D has Intelligence
trom the 10th June, giving accounts of tremen-
dous encounter with the Hungarians, Austrians
and Russians. The latter forces were COMPLETELY
defeated, and left q, 900 killed on the field The
battle tooh place on the large plain between Rasl
and Weiselbury, and lasted sxty-four hours The
Msgsra loss is stated at 5000. The Austrians
were commanded BY Heyman, Russians by Ruci-
Ter, and the Hungarians by Georgy. The news of
this battle is received by private letters, and no
paper ailudes to it The Floyd of Vienna contains
not the most distant allusion to il
Another affair is mentioned as having taken
place at Croms. A brigade was sent BY Schlick
from 0runbuTg, under Gen. Wiss, who was taken
prisoner, and Uplaw aud Col. Baron Zessner kill
ed. Schlick sent this brigade to cover his right
flank whilst marching TO Raal. II was beaten on
the 18th ult. Some reports represent this whole
brigade as destroyed. Others state 40C0 deserted
and gone to the Masysrs.
Letters from Odenburgh state gthat certain
Count Of the Imperial Chamberlain and others, in
whose possession were number Of passports OF
the rebel pes.i-- 49, 49, E--~s nd arrested
The only mention or allusion which can be CLEANED
from the Vienna papers regarding the great battle
fought from the 18th to l5th near Raab is the sur
mise that the defeat Of Wess' brigade had given
origin to fabulous rumors- On the other hand the
authorities maintain that the route of Wess'
brigade was only the ePigode of another battle
A letter of the 18Th ult, from Cracow, publish
ed in The Brislsw Gazette mentions the affair be-
tween thew anguard of the Msygars and Russians
within the gallociom frontier at JOrdsnon. The
Russian Col. hayden killed, and 200 Cor
sacks were cut of and taken prisoners. Another
letter dated Crscow 18th ult, mentions the report
Of an engagement at Eng Pass, between the Rus
sian advanced guard and Gen'l. BIN, numbering
5000 men, and were beaten OFF
Haly.
The news from Itsly is to the 18Th ult, up to
which date the Romans had maintained their po-
sition.
The French used cajolery and threats, but the
Romans sternIy resisted all advances, and in the
most dignlhed manner refused yielding 10 the
summons of a surrender issued by Oudinot on the
11th. breach was effected by the French in the
walls and portion of their troop entered the city.
The report led TO the belief that the struggle was
over, bur it appears that on The 18th 0udinot is
sued letter TO the Trenlus making last appeal
to them endeavoring TO throw upon them the re-
sponsibility of the blood that would be split in the
result Of refusal.
Germany.
The German States bordering on the Rhine are
quiet, but the general insurestion is going on
The Prussisns have now advanced, and the strug-
gle has taken place at Msnchive; the result is
England.
In England there is nothing of interest and but
little change in the state of business affairs.
"Ths New York Journal of Commerce calls
attention to the proposed Isthmus Rail Road route
to the Pacific, and the surveys recently made.