The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-28
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NEW DIRK, august ZIP H.
General Oudinot's return TO Paris hourly
looked for
The Paris funds had fallen one per cent. in con-
sequence of bills having been introduced, levying
an income tax and legacy duties.
The Pope is expected to return TO Rome ON the
18th.
Haynau, the Austrian general, finds his march
almost insupportable. The sufferngs of his sol
diers have become intolerabe.
Should the Hungarian army attack and defeat
liaynau, il was thought that but few of the lmpe-
rasts would live to tell the tale of battle, the
Landstraum would rise in their and prevent
their escape.
Venice has been relieved, and the blockading
squadron beaten off.
The utmost CONSERVATION prevails at Presburg
among the Imperalists. Thesis frightened on
hearing of the capture OF Raab.
A rifle battalion, composed of mere lads, was
sent by railway 10 Presburg.
On leaving they moaned and wcpt aloud, and,
addressing the crowd of spectators surrounding
them, said, their march against the Hungarians
would be 10 them certain death. They had no
hopes of ever returning alive.
Mr.. John r. Broadhead, late Secretary of Lega-
ton to London, arrived at New York yesterday in
the Southampton.
New YoRK, Aug. 27-l0 p. IN.
A tremendous Hungarian meeting is being held
in the Park to- night; at least 30 900 persons pres
ent. -Four stands are erected, and the American,
French, Italian, and German fiags waving
therefrom. Resolutions have been adopted from
ERIE, N. Y, Aug. n.
In firing salute from the United States steamer
Michigan, this morning, in honor of the Vice Pres
| ident, "A cannon prenlaturely exploded, killing
/ man named Gilbert; three others were blown over
board; another had both hands blown off, since re-
! ported dead
At Buffalo, for the past forty eight hours. 81
cases and 80 deaths by cholera.
PHILADELPHIA, August IS.
Samuel h Merrick, esq, has rendered his rcsig-
nation President of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company ON the first prox., and the vacancy Is Ia
be filled by VIM. &. Patterson, esq, who has re-
ccved the unanimous vote Of the Board Of Directors.
MONTREAL, Aug. 25.
The inquest the body of Mason, who shot
in the late row, has come to a conclusion.
The coroner's jury gave the following verdict:
That the said Mason, deceased, came 10 his death
by having been shot by some person unknown
that such person was firing in the defence of La
fountainc's life and property. But that the corpo-
ration greatly Ia blame ia neglectmg timely
prccaution that would have avcrted this calamity
Our city i healthy, and the cholera has quite
disappeared.
deaths had occurred thcrc, among whom was the
wifi Of Chief Justice Stewart
NEw ORLEANS, Aug %.
The sloOp of war Albany is lying near Round
island, watching certain mysterious movements.
CHARLEsToS, 27th.-Arrivcd Saturday, schooner
Samuel r. Jackson, Baltimore. Arrived yester-
day steamship Austria. The first bale of new cot
ton received here Friday was gathered from the
field of Col Bell, Edgchcld district, strictly fair
quality, and brought eleven cents.
ST. LOUIS, August 25.
Accounts from Santa Pc Ia the 9TH instant have
been received. Trade at that place very
dull, and the surrounding Indians we're very hos
tile.
A military expedition had set out against the
Camancbes, Arraphocs. Navadocs. and the Paw
nces.
4 petition has been sent 10 Congress 10 have
the command Of the military given 90 Major Bcale.
The expedition Of the Mcxcans ca the mines Of
sangra Christi has proved unlavoblc Ia the parties
concerned.
Boats from Missouri report heavy rise in the
river. The river At this point has risen rapidly.
The weather l. excessively hot. and We have much
sickness prevailing, but few deaths 10 record