The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-04

which we cannot close our eyes. We are tue
strongest today, but we can find nothing 10 snow
that we shall be so tomorrow" 1t is admil'euo ny
all that coup de main is probable. Inc ques
tlons openly discussed are about consulate loI
life, p" The Empire,"" Henry V )" and " Com
pie de Paris !" The change OF Ministry IS con
sIdered an event most certain to occur WITHIN
very short time.
The Steele says that Count Mole is TO be Pres
ident of the Council, NJ Theirs Minister OF the
Interior, and Fallow of Foreign Affairs Cen
LamoSiciere has been appointed envoy and MIN
ister plenipotentiary of France III Russia.
ITALY.
ROME. The Pope has addressed an autograph
| letter TO Gen. 0udinot on the occasion ofrecevng
the keys OF the city OF Rome. His holiness con-
graduates the General on the triumph OF order in
Rome and expresses his hope that divine Provl-
dence will remove the diti culties that may still
exist. He adds that he does not cease to direct
his prayers to heaven for the General, the army
and the French nation. The letter was dated
Gaeta, 9th July.
Cardinal Piccoini and the Marquis Sarcheti
arrived in Rome from Gaeta on the 9th. The lat
| ter is Grand Chamberlain OF the Apostolic palace
| Preparations making at Rome which lead to
the impression that Plus X. is expected to return
soon TO the Qurinal All the wounded have been
removed from that palace. The French are do
ing all they can, distributing money, Sc, TO get
up cry in his favor, but in vain The Roman
troops, who had agreed in the first instance to do
! duty conformity with the French are all leaving
and the whole force remaining now amounts to
| less than 1000 OF these many were anxious to
leave, but Gen. Oudinot would not give consent
The "Popes engineers having been asked to
make demonstration in his favor, pre- ferred quit
tng his service 80 out OF Al officers resigned and
all the rank and file dsbanded. The same
thing occurred IN the artillery, all the officers
having resigned with the exception OF three cap
taIns and sergeant. The reason given is that
the French authorities refused to give them any
t promise or guarantee as TO the protection Of the
a tights OF the people.
q GarIbald has succeeded in making his escape
from the French division, who were put upon
j false SCENT and he is now in the mountains OF
d Arbruzz Previous to his departure from Rome
u he had secured the ammunition and military stores
IS Another accout states that Garibbadi was on the
: NeapoIitan frontier, wi ere he has been joined by
II another body OF fugitive troops, snd formed 1t is
sgid, body OF 10000 men.
The siege operations against Venice have been
discontinued in consequence of the fatal preva-
lence of fever and sickness amongst the Austrian
t troops, and by the excessive heat and hard work
y HUNGARY, AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. AL
s though numerically considered the hostile forces
~ are OF appalling superiority, the Hungaians are
very far indeed from being in any desperate ex.
z tremity. The Turkish Ambassador in Paris re
% ceived despatch on the 10Th inst, by courier
III announcing that the Polish General BEN, had
again completely dfaes et tbs R n Rds
~ ia and that the latter had been obliged to take
refuge in Waachia, with small remnant of hi,
- army.
- Advices from Vienna OF 18th July state thai
~ Buda aud Pesth surrendered to the Austro. Rus
= sian troops on the IIth inst without resistance
u From report from Gen. HayRau, addressed tc
- the Emperor OF Austria, it appears that yer,
-, sharp conflict took place on the 18th, before Co
!, morn, between the combined armies and the
~ Magyars. The Hungarians fought with furiou.
lmpetuoslty, but the Austrians claimed the vic.
tory Another, and probably more reliable ac
count of this battle states that 1870 pieces OF can
IL non were brought into the field by the Hungari
OK ans, and no by the Austrians The severe los,
no sustained by the latter in artillerymen may be
~ estimated from the circumstance that several o.
60 the guns had TO be served by the Deutchmeiste,
Gu infantry. Nothing could be more complete tia,
e, the defeat othe united Russo Austrian armies
40 under HaYnau He was obliged to fall back on
II Raab, where his headquarters are at present and
hu which city is filled with wounded to PRESSURE
al But for the timely arrival OF the Russians to Gov
IT. er his retreat Haynau and his staff would proba
e. bly, have been taken.
81 The Ban Jellachch lately demanded bv a Hao
~ of truce the garrison of Peterwadn to
go The commander of the garrison replied II know
y well how affairs stand, and that the so called Ban
y oil Croatia will soon find himself surrounded and
= with his whole army be destroyed"
le BEN has collected all his troops neal gczyidin
IN ~ to make head against the Russians The Ban
10 holds the enemy in check making successful
&c sorties. Comorn will soon be invested The
corps OF General Grsbbe were marching on it
10 The Hungarian General Gorgey is still alive and
a in the field, in spite OF the Vienna press. which
Il, which has lately not only wounded and killed
~ him. but also deprived him of his command in
V Conorn. white and black flag were waiy
AZ ing on the battements symbols OF the contest
ie being Tor life or for death
re The fact OF the Kingdom OF Poland being Mac
ed in state of seige affords some 10 undation for
- belief in the contemplated rising 10 that country
y in counexion with the Hungarian movement
u The Polish frontier 10 so strictly guarded that
q nothing but the posts pass
The Emperor of Russia left Warsaw suddenly
on the 10th inst for st. Petersburg
e PRUSSIA AND DENMARK The armistice
IS between Prussia and Denmark has been ratified
suspension of hostilities both by sea and land
for six months, has been agreed TO- AT the close
2, OF that period the armistce, il not discontinued
s. Is 10 continue six months longer. The blockade
Of Is to be raised as the German troops move
10 to the south of Plansburg. The captured YES.
Is sells, with their cargoes, TO be restored on
II both sides During the continuance of the arm
J stice the Duehy Of SchIeswig is to be governed
= by a commission. of winch ono