The anniversary of the proclamation of the French Republic by
the National Assembly was celebrated yesterday with great pomp; the President of the Re- public assisting.
The venerable Dupont de l'Eure died On Thursday night, of a rapid disease re- sembling cholera. La Patric states that the French Government has received a despatch in- forming it that the Civita Vecchia expedition had marched to the walls of Rome, and was negotiating with the triumvirate for peaceable admission. The Dresden official Gazette of the 29th contains a decree dissolving the Cham- ber of the Kingdom of Saxony. Memorials from Gottingen and other Hanoverian towns have been In 1
the King, petitioning for an immediate issue of writs for a new general iii The King is ill. IPV:i . /1----.?
vernment; to enter Hungary by Moravia on the West, Gallicia on the North, and —.....-tas. It is credibly reported many channels through that an army of 150,000 Rus- sians is actually on its march against the Hungarians—invited by the Austrian Go- Bukowina on the East.
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