Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
VOL. XXv1l.--No. 2

From The 'aesi sdvices received from the disturbed
us'f'cs about balngaHy, where Gen. Macdonald has
es'apii.hei his head quarters every thing CO ,nues
peaceable with the general impression TIA, In, mn,
'he H"ps are Withdrawn. dissatisfaction would ap,in
show Itself oBrlen is suppp.ed, BY the most c,ol he,
ueu people writing from the spot to be- concealed i,
some of The Inues in the neighbobood of hs I,,. .x
plots
F>c"nnt Hardinge arrived in d bin on Tuesday and
w""u Hhrces av, assume the spe:ial Comma I'd of tho
'orces IN 'ieand. which To al least 81 600
ne was expected 10 leave Dublin for the South OH
nursiay. A considerable quantity Of arms has bs.n
selzed at NenaIh The search for arms apnear. "A h
carried on with undlmnished vig"r; and Carrck on.
SUR and Carrck Beg, two spots which wer. the v.,x
locus ot .edi'Ion. have yielded st m nece,,i,v
all their arms have been seized The same nAs,lo,,
to carry out the Intentions Of the Government ,nns,r.
to prevail in all parts Of the country and in we.k
or ten days from this time all the country will be di,at
med.
itis quite evident from all th,t Is occurred b, ,bs
Confeeates be that there ne yer existed
e smallest chance OF successfully coping with the British
arms Now that tits all over virtually, might not bs
more prudent for the leaders Of public opinion in Ireland
TO turn the direction of their counrymeu's mind
IN :" another channethe Of honest ndstry-anI
thereby propl'iste the Government 10 show cemency 10
The men whose live. are jroparded
! ITALY
The result Of five days. hard rhliny has been the
retreat OF the Pl-nontese army under Charles Albert
before lis too SAUL and numerous sYyes, es
The italian monslch and his army have abandoned the
line Of the Nine altogether and fallen back upon that Of
NE Vglio whIct however il may as protection
'"r the army tehud. still leaves freely open 10 the Aus
TRANS It. road TO Msn
| The headquarters Of the Pednuntrsa army were At
Bozs,lo, with srons division Macere,a on the Or
Ito. II was reported that Austrian division was al
ready st Cremnna which would thus cut off IN. Pied
nonte>r fum Milan the road ON which they are alton
81 being. IN fact The high be, ween Mantua and Gre
mona.
All accounts from the u war unite IN ADMITTING
'as the Pre- non,ese and their King their troops and
generals. behaved with the gallanlry But thew
were completely out nun red. and out general.d
~ wanting the information of the enemy's f,rce and
III yemenl which sh'ul'l have been supplied amply t.,
them in the midst Of their country Dfsprited and
parayred as the Austrian government hss been il still
Kept pouring IN relntorcements nd supplies Radesk
while the Italians crossed their arms and made no prnr.
tl"nse Ell rts. The consequence is, that campaign
happy commenced. by the puson Of the Aus ras
iroa the Mlianese, and their oerat GIito ended
liz reverse Of fortune, and Austrian army re.crs,
! ing Iombirdy as vctJrs.
! IN these trying circumstances Signur Gtrrier was
first despatched by the old provisional government Of
Milan 70 Paris lie was, however bu. the avant cu
rie' o. serious ml>sun for NJ Gurritre was without
regular powers The Marcese Reel did arrive in Paris
on the afternoon Of Wednesday with the mission no
doubt. Of Inducing the French .vernaen, 10 march I.
their aid
It is easy the par, Of he French to assent t,
this. ~ he army Of the A N is great poron Of it
Hnder :,. walls Of fars, AMI that war in I,rnbarIy
would be accom- aned by the Rhine is an event
too inevitable not to be prepared for. he Globe how
lever. was. We believe quite lncor-c In stating that
The French Government had refused to. in-rvcne-
Fo', repeat Gterr-ri had n, power and Itlcc ony
reached Paris at two o'clncl on Wednesday,
IN the opinion, however n many Influential ,ticans
IN Paris the Of ftad-tsk rather facilitated
accommodation than rendered an intervention neces-
eesary The Archduke john in opening the emma Diet
declared :ha he prepared respect nationality
q Italy. bur that warike operations were nect ssary
Tor the c,ncluSon Of the peace. The operations tla,
nave taken place have had the result Of emitting tho
| Austrians to demand the line Of The Adlge The Italians
rann", now dispute this, and long insist the
Venetian territory
We may conclude by expressinga hope that the VIC
tory Of the Au>rans may lead peace without their a
gain mulrstlng Milan. without the Of French
army once more passing the Alps. English mediation
will. doubt, instantly be emp yed ,,n is be hnpd
1t will find Radslski Ief,luacuus AMI int ticxble
DISTURBANCE AT ROME.
I Tn, Journal DIS Debats after giving the news Fl IN
Rome ofthe 10th in describing the invasion ufthe
Chamber by the mob, and the demands for immedi-
ate declaration OF proceeds fppws-'.Ihe Pope
perss,ing il his opposition 10 this measure Count Mani
ant and all The Ministers resigned but held their Office
until their SUCCESSORS shuu Id ne appointed Tie Pope
has made application to a party whose name has
ransped, but who, is said, had refused The mission of
forming Cabinet.
| A deputation of the Chamber of Deputies Were TO
wa the pope on the following day with address
and the Of his Holiness is looked for with the
IN intense anxiety, and is fea red that civil
may break out IN this city. for very strong party
appears determined 10 support the liberty CT the Pope in
the party should do VIC ltin = his feelings
The following item appears under the "Postscrlp-"
head Of The European Tunes
FRANCE.
There is some doubt arlut France interfering in The
Italol question: til ugh it is sail tw, re5 mems have
already left Lyons for that purpose The Minister of
War had given orders for the Immediate formation Of
camp Marselles, Of from $1,000 To 10000 men,
Envuys from irnia and had arrived in Paris.
Goudchauxs bill for a tax cages had beet
ried BY 37S to 1856.
Ii is now said that the result Of the interview between
the f voys from Italy AMI General Cavaignac is that
France will endeavor 10 come To understanding with
England, in the fit instance, uff;:r the jint med
ilDns Of both Countries Charles Albert ana Aus
tTa.
The National Assembly. at its sitting on the 81 inst,
occupied with considering the report Of the COMMITTEES
On the nsurrecun
By that report the affair of the LIST Of March is char-
actersed manifestation: that Of the 9Th Of April as
conspiracy that q, the 10Th Of May as an over, ac, Of
treas n: and that Of June civil Ledru Rolln is
ncu paled in April and Hay, Louis Blanc and Caussi
deere, the latter very seriously, in ALI and NJ Proudhoa
in June 1t ppsed that these parties will be taken
into cust,dy.
Lamarline is compromised in any Of the outbreaks
After the report read, Ledru X ,ln mounted the
tribune, and defended himself with fevesh anmaliun
but without producing any fact.
NJ Louis Blanc next spoke with still more embarrsss-
meut than Ledru Rolljn,