Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
LATE1 FAem EU1ltrE!
Arrival Of ths Atlantic!

The following iIewsby The AtisHtjs NE
find IN the New York Express
Tie Steamer Atlantic, Capt. West, Ar.
rived at noon this day. Tie news we
briefly cpndense for this edition. We
continue oitf extracis i'll later editions.
The Atlantit sailed from Liverpool or,
tie JOtli ttlt., at about noon. aiid lis there
fore accomplished tile passage ii d little
over t%lflrtesSS days,
BY this arrival we have received dates
from Liverpool, London aud tie eUtiti,et,.
three dHys later tlian were brought bysShs
Africa.
The intelligence from The continent is
again Of Il very warlike character. VA
BHvatian und Hungarian oorps have enter
ed Ilesse.Cassel. An Austrian battalR
has marched from Italy to join the Tyrol.
and several battalions have mare1ied freaal
Hungary 10 join the Bohemian ARMY.
vienna, October "a.
The following few li1es will show thy.
the die is cast A Bavarinn and HnlgM
rian corps gust to-day have entered LEY
seA9assei. ' ID
An Austrian battalion accompanied tile
former corps. 1900 men marched from
Italy TO Join The army in the Tyrol, which
at present consists Of $4,000 met. -Four
teen inf ntfY tHttaliofs aud four eufiassidr
regiments march from Hungary II Join
The bohemian army, wlli6ll ut present
consists Of 81, 900 men.
Both Of the armies were within half m
liotirs .nareh Of tie respective frontiers.
Gems. Seiiilek aud Chm will he appoint.
ed to tie C. nIuand Of tiH army corps in
active service.
Gen. Leiningen, an excellent officer,
has taken the eontninattd i'll Frank fort,
instead Of Gen S%chifudena.
The Berlin papers strife that dispatches
have been received from Warsaw, intitna-
ting TINT tile Emperor Of Russia viii lie
satisfied with nothing but the implicit
recognition Of tue Diet. Il is reported
the Berlin Cabinet recommends The D1Wh-
les to neaotiate for reaea. From Vienna
we learn III reference To- tile Cassel dis.
pate, that the Exchange was III n panic.
DENMARK AND RITZ bueifiEs.
Hamburg correspondence Of tile 2Jth
confirms the lats statement OF the Ger
min plpefs Of II cessation IF hostilitles.
moi by virtue of negotiations or t~reHtihs.
but solely because the beilieeraat parties
seem to think that any advance on either
part would be without success. The
iioIsteiners have already had convincing
proofs Of the strength OF the Danish posi-
tiotiS, and the Danish general is by no
menus Inclined to resinn the advantages
Of lis position for the doubtful chances OF
Il btttle.
ENGLAND.
The political Intelligence from England
is not ipnl ,oftaut. The re4estabtishnient Of
n Roman Catholic Hierarchy in England
is yet the ell etlIrbssiitn topic. The CON
~servative press and Tie bishop Of London
are loud in deHuneiattui. The Govern.
ment, il is said, will not interfere. Chr
dual Wiseuan las issued his first pas,o.
raj the document contains nothing new.
FRANCE.
Some anxiety exists IN consequence Of
the discussion between Gen. Cilangarnief
and the Government relative 10 Gen.
NietltnaYer, whose removal from lis coto.
maad is considered probable, IND tie re.
tifenent Of Gen. liantpoai rot bejne FOL.
lowed by the cessation OF The previous
difference in tlle War Department.
ITALY.
Letters from Rome Of the eth t't. stats
lint tie Holy Father tad quilted his cup
itoI the preceding day to visit Castle Gia0.
dollo, where lle arrived ut half pa%t Asj in
the forenoon 4 portion Of tie Ffsa4Gi
troops eNartered at Allnno were drawn
up III front Of tie cathedral, who received
tie Pope with n%lilirary louers.r