The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
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bayonets OF Austria NJ present eioIce qu.e', ou'
fhs smoulderlpq volcano will only burst out more
,nr;o"slv from the care which has been taken TO
cIosr every ape!iurr--to stop every vent-hoie Inc
Acme OF the present affair was Rlmlni, and glance
on another column VIII show that II was wretcheuy
devised and mlseraby carried out. ;,
The Paris journals announce another isolated and
Ill-conrriyed attempt 10 bring about revolution IN
the States OF the Church. IL appears that on the
2uh of September, an insurrection broke out at
Rlmni, in which certain OF the inhabitants, and
come Spanish and Pledmontese refugees Were I'M
piclied On the night OF the 9th about one hun
bred of these refugees landed near Rlminl. The
insurgents immediately proceeded to the tort OF San
Dec. situated short distance from the town. and
in which they are supposed TO have had partzans.
They penetrated into the fort, and set at liberty
the political prisoners, who were very numerous
They next entered Rimini, where they stopped
the court,ers and carried oil the dispatches.
The Cardinal Kegate of Forll Immediately
sent troops TO Rimini. On the 7h, at their APP
proash, the insurgents. who, without doubt had
found no support IN the people OF the town and en-
ylfons, hastily quilted Rlmini, alter abandoning
Their arms some OF them re-embarked, the others
took refuge IN the mountains. II does not appear
thar other movement whatever took place
throughout the legations but the tact has ex
cited the attention OF the authorities, and also the
Government of Milan On the report of the attempt
reaching Marshal Radetzki the commander OF the
Austrian forcrs, he reinforced the garrison OF Fer
rara. and the Papal Government had ordered the
garrison Of Ancons TO be strengthened, and the
strictly watched. The volunteers had been called
out, and every preparation made tor acting with Vi
gor against the insurgents
The Constitutional says that there was al Ra-
VIENNA, the 2ith, severe battle between the peo-
PIE and the SWISS Guards OF the Pope, which lasted
ive hours, during which Cannon charged with
grape shot swept he streets, by which many
killed The Dsbats gives the same news, but adds
hat II requires continuation; tor although such an
account had been sent by courier iuo all the lega-
tons, yet that second courier afterwards de-
spatched by the Cardinal Legate OF Pesaro, stating
that all was tranquil. Colonel Fradi, Chief OF the
Military Tribunal, had been sent 10 Rimini
The VATICAN VERSUS RAuRoAps-The Ga-ehd
Iai,anna, print published Paris mentions three
DEGREES which, II alleges, have been recently issued
by the Pope The first prohibits the construction of
any description of railroad in the Ponufcal domin-
ons by the second, ali the Pope's subjects pro-
hlblted from attending any scientific congress; and
the third orders all physicians not 10 attend such pa
tents after their third visit who shall not have
cevedthe sacrament
Russia and Circassia.
Letters from Odessa confirm the accounts of the
oversees experienced by the Russians in the Dag
hestan. The army OF Prince Woronzo had arrived
~ Gersal, fortress the extreme frontier of the
Caucasus
Accounts from Constantinople to the 18th ultlmo
mention general belief that second battle had
been fought between the Russians and Circassians,
IN winch the former defeated The partcu-
ars are thus sated:- =" Schaml the gallant and ac-
i've leader OF the Circassians, Unexpectedly attack
IS The Russians IN their camp, and after short but
y bloody struggle Count Woronzoff as forced
gain to retreat in order to reach a more favora-
bic position. This he appears to have effected
but IN the retreat he lost an immense number
Of men. The number OF men killed Is not
acy known, but It may be Judged from the fact that
lSO officers have persisted, among whom were one
general officer, two OF Count WoronZot's aides-de-
camp, and an alde-de-camp OF General Gluck. The
Crcassians also got possession of four pieces of
lery, and the greater portion of the Russian stores
and ammunition. The Circassians, after this vcto-
Ty, committed great excuses They ravaged the
country, destroyed the villages, and carried off
great number OF the inhabitants TO the mountains
prisoners. Count Woronzof reached Tiflis the
Srd Of September with the shattered remains of his
army.
Letters from ST. Petersburgh of the 23d nit, de
scribe sanguinary conflict between the Russian
division under General Schwartz and the Lesghis
Il appears that after having severely chastised the
yage OF Tasell, which at all times has distinguish
ed itself by Its lnvlnclbe energy, the General
marched on the lib August towards Auzuch and
kapuchin. The former place, when summoned,
replied that 1t would only yield al the last extremi-
ty. Kapnchln, which has been reinforced by the
surrounding population, was also placed IN iorm
dable stale Of defence Hardly had the Russian
vanguard began 10 display the first files OF Its
battalons, when the mountaneers, under the
shelter Of the entertainments which they
had made upon all the elevated points, be-
gan TO roll down enormous stones upon the
aggressors This proceeding threw disorder
into The ranks and wounded great number OF
The Russians Were beginning 10 give way,
bat Al the voice OF their officers they again rushed
npetuously 10 combat Al length, after extraordl-
nary efforts they succeeded in taking possession Of
the entire chain OF hills and fortified mounts with
the exception of one position, from which dreadful
fire Of musketry was kept up. This point could not
be carried until the following day The Circassians
did not abandon II until they the last extre-
rnily, and then, at Dargo they retired In good
ORDER, leaving about 100 dead behind them. The
Russian troops displayed intrepdlty in this az
tai, but the result is not OF nature compensate
The check OF Prince Weronzow al Dargo.
FAMINE IN RussA.-The Courier Francois pub
fishes the following letter from Konigsburg, of the
n nj Sepser hor Fam
verely eltupon the Russian frontier than in our
neighborhood Hundreds of Russian peasants,
driven by hunger, cross The frontier, and plumber
elds. In order 10 prevent these acts of spoil
stlon, the government will be obliged TO station
troops In that quarter II the Russian Government
does not speedily come to the relief of those unfor-
tunate beings, they Will absolutely perish from star
yation, They are so wretched, that the parents
compel their children, at very early age to quit the
paterna root, and provide for themselves as well as
they can"
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF RUssA-The 81 Pc
tersburgh Journal publishes the official returns of
the exports and imports of Russia for lS43 The ex.
ports amounted 10 y 565 900 silver roubles, and the
imports to 70 02S, 399 silver roubles This is falling
of as compared with 1872 for in that year the ex.
ports were 81 millions, and the imports q millions
more than IN 1913
GREAT FIRE IN RUssIA.-The accounts from 81
Petersburgh to the 18th September state that ia the
town OF Tomsk a distressing fire broke out on the
10Th of June. Ia less than fifteen minutes hundred
houses, many of them of stone, were in flames anc
were consumed Inc governor OF the province I'M
medIatey sent 49, 600 silver rubles from fund re
served for such occasions. The Emperor has sen
10000 silver rubles, and I4OO6 silver rubles have
been raised by subscription
New Zealand.
sidney papers of the I'd OF June contain accounts
rom New Zealand to the Sd Of May. Another col
slon had taken place at the Bay of Islands, between
me natives and the troops IN which 80 OF the latter
are reported TO have been killed Z; but Pomare one
oil the most Inlschievous OF the chiefs, had been
captured, ano was confined on board the Hazard
his intrenchments having been DESTROYED hndy
OF volunteers had been despatched TO the bsy. and
when the Thistle passed by it on the 18th Of Ma,
the report OF firearms was distinctly heard I
squadron, composed Of the Hazard and North Star
men ofwar, and the Aurora, Slaincaste and We
lnclty merchantmen. were enraued in hlaal.s.dS =.