The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03


the French army was sent in pursuit Of
him ON the 4th.
The Corsiere Mercantile, Of Genoa, of 1
the 7th, states that government had
been established at Rome, consisting of
one Roman and two Frenchmen.
The regular Roman troops will be sta
,;;oHcd hereafter at Leone and Taratina.
At present they are in barracks in Rome.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Times says: IL have good reason to
believe tina, the Roman government are
satisfied with the last accounts they have
received from Gaeta. which would show
THAT the French minister there has con-
cluded arrangements not only with the
Pope. but with the Austrian minister to
the effect that the Pope is to return to
Rome. That the French is to evacuate
the city. leaving only garrison Of 500 |
men; and that the Austrian troops shall
evacua;e Bologna and Ancona, leaving
, ionly a small garrison in the forts. Owing |
to this arrangement the army Of the Alps |
was dissolved.
VRNIcR.-Venice still holds out a.
gainst the Austrians, and continues to
make vigorous resistance. The city
carries on its principal defence from two
small forts. about 100 yards from the first
houses Of Venice. One is situated on
the small island of San Leronde. and the
other on the Railroad bridge. The Aus
y y lran shells do not reach fuither than 400
! yards within the city.
;, Provisions are very scarce. and moth
ing but black bread, half baked. is TO be
- had. and meat and vino has become lux
> uries. There is still calm determine
: ton to resist amoug the Venitians.
- TURIN.-A correspondence from Tur-
" in, Of the 8th, states that Prandi, Secre-
tary oftbe Sandman Legation inLondon,
= arrived at Turin with dispatches Of great
' importance. 1t is said that in them Lord
PalmerSton expresses the wish that Sar-
! dinia should not at present resume neg0-
:. tiations with Austria, as England desires
~ to save Italy from the abyss into which
10 10 she appears ready to fall.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-The Hun
ne garians continue to carry OH the unequal
or struggle with indOmitable energy.
ii Advices from Vienna to the 9TH state
he that the reported victory Of the Ban Jeal.
no lachich, at ST. Thomas, proved to be al
together unfounded. The Ban is still in
e. the back country. and has had but one
of unimportant engagement with the Mag
rs. yars.
en- The imperial troops, on the right bank
Al. Of the Danube, after leaving the Raab
is followed the retreating Hungarians and
r. appeared to have obtained some advan
of tage at Acs. where, it is said, 500 Hun
sariens were captured. The Austrian
en- headquarters were then removed to Bar
balona, where the Emperor was. The
"a Hungarians appeared TO have retired tC
or. an etrenched camp.
he Works were thrown up from the righ
ce. bank of the Danube to Comorn, from
We which point the Hungarians maneuvere'
with twenty squadrons horse. and KEEP
ar up fire with fifty guns eight hours; bu
irs their infantry remained in the entrench
nd ments. One field battery ventnred be
s. yond the protection of the guns and wert
rt- captured by regiment Of Austrian Ligh
lb Horse, not, however, until the create
number ofthe men were cut down at tn
led guns.
the The Russian corps having entere
ent Pennsylvania, has succeeded, after an OF
on stinate resistance, in taking Tornase
,rs- Pass, which was strongly forti6ed.-Th
en- Russian troops forced their way throug
of with the bayoHet, and entered Cronstat
mes the same day, the goth of June. Eleve
no cannon and standards were the trophi,
ov- of the day.
The Hungarians have captured Raa
ON after sharp resistance from the Austr
ate ans.
pom A letter from Vienna in a Brussel
ans paper, states that the Hungarians hav
ad, retsken Szigetin, and that the Diet WI
the to be opened on the lst
ks. Intelligence had been recei we'd by
gn- Belgian journal to the effect that on Il
inc lst and Cd of July Dembenski. with h
own corps aud all the reserve of the W
of netian troops, drawn from the army of o.
for erations now acting in different parts I
Ids, Hungary, amounting to $4,000 men. a
ers tackled the Russian army consisting
re- 10000, commanded by Prince Paski
. witch. in the defles between Miskolt
ave and Oilan. ..r.
ntl The attack took place in flank, so as
on drive the corps, commanded by the Prin
o. in person. into the Marshes Of the Thei;
any We have not yet been able to receive Il
ago details Of this important battle. but 4
success seems to have been so compile
sit that the same Hungarian reserve, nll
ion bering 10000 men, marched the next d
de. for Comorn, to reinforce the army
,ss, Gorgey, who since the 4th of July h
nan been unable TO resume the offensive
3 of gainst the Austrian armies.
BILE. Dembenski. with 5000 men, was
, be pursuit of the army of Paskie witch. a
lose it is probable that as soon as the news
ub- Dembenski's victory becomes known, I
warlke population Of the defies.
en- which the Russian Prince has entangl
ntil himself, will rise en- masse to cut of
ma retreat.
IDLY Kossuth issued, on the 25th ultmo,
nch, Beuda and Pesth, proclamation CALI
all upon the people in the most empha
the language, to rise in arms against the inN
ders.
dis The campaign against the Austro- Rl
en- sian army is called crusade, as it is
l--I.