Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-16
Foreign Intelligence,

Nothing IF special interest from The seat
Of war since cur last issue
1t was reported at Vienna on the 9th
that Prince Gortschakotf had withdrawn from
his post of Foreign Minister in the Russian
Cabinet because the Emperor Alexander
hal resolved to abandon the engagements
undertaken with France, and was inclined to
favor Austria
Accounts from the Southern States Of Ger
many reiterate the reports that the war ex
element there was most Intense, Explana-
tons are said TO have been demanded rcspec-
ting the passage o. austrian troops through
Bavarian territory.
Tho London Advertiser states that Kosuth
intended to quite England in or 10 days
for Hungary He goes, in the first instance.
To Genoa. with the full concurrence Of the
King of Sardinia and the Empcro, Napoieon
aud will then concert, with Gen. Klarka
and other eminent Hungarian officers who are
waiting TO receive him, measures for throwing
of tie Austrian yoke in there native country,
and f,r restoring It's Independence.
4 letter from an American, at Gerou says
-Rcycrtns to Italy let me add that there
is no danger whatever to Ameicans or other
foreigners in Rome. Louis Napoleon will
keep all quiet there and when the right time
comcs-and you may stick a pin here--the
Pope will be respectfully asked to resign his
| temporal power. This he will do without
making any fuss about it, for he is now little
else than a prisoner in ms capital, and could
not leave Rome if he wished,
The Empress Brgcnie has addressed letter
of coincidence 10 Madame Beurct, widow OF
. General Bcuret, killed at Montcbelo
Colonel Morelli, after being seriously woun-
dcd, wrote to his wife the following hnes:-
II am covered with glory and with wounds
have feel, only few minutes to live, but
wish that my last thoughts should he ioi
you and my country
We learn from Rome, under date OF the
DIST instant, that active attempts have beer
made to induce the Swiss troops in the scrv'
vice of the Pope to revolt.
The Russian Minister at Pekin, is said t,
! have refused to communicate officially eXcep
with the Emperor.
A system of kidnapping Coolies for 1la.
vana Las been discovered. The Portuguese
are chiefly implicated.
FROM ROME,
WHOLESALE DISCRETION.
Nearly a whole company of Roman sold
iers arrived at Florence n few days ago, hav
ing deserted with their uniforms upon thci
backs, and their arms in their hand.
The Florence correspondent of the Provi
deuCe Journal, May 22d writes.
;, 1t would seem as if the Pope was about t,
lose his whole army by dcsertion. lntclll
gencc comes that nearly a thousand men
with several pc;ces of artillery, are now oil
: the road betwec,, here and Rome, moving
towards the North, 1t is not probable tina
either the Papal or French authority put an.
obstacles in the way of such a movement, a
not the slightest dependence can be place.
: upon Roman soldiers to sustain the govern
mcnt there, a sat present constituted. SIEVE
|, ra:companies of French troops were ycstcr
day landed at Leghorn. The authorities q
the town have received orders to make pre-
parations for the landing Of large humble
of men, horses, and munition of war.
L The celebrated Campnna Museum has be
r come the property of the Pope, through tn
ingenuity of Cardinal Antonelli, who extort
ed from the Marquis Campana, in prise
c sale of his museum. The deed was signe
S by two gendarmcs, as witnesses, after I'll
@ MARQUIS had affixed his signature toit, whic
=. he did in the certainty that refusal woul
keep him for life in the dungeons Of whic
: he had had eighteen monthshorrible expe
n ience He was compelled to part with Il
: accumulated treasures for less that e2O0, &C
g the sum in which he stood indebted to Il
Government on account Of the Mont de fiet
The muscum alone has hccn valued by cob
v petent persons as possessing positive la
market value Of Cso0,0oo,