Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-25
Mus Of the 1urrk.
latest from Europe,

HCNGARY AND AUsTRIA.-The Hungarians
continue successful. Again they have de-
teated and outmaneuvered The enemy-placed
the Austrians in peril and cut off the Rus
SLAMS from their base of operations. The
three great generals are now in communica-
ton with each other, and ready TO act togeih-
er il necessary. Their respective positions
are rendered secure by the nature Of the
country, while there is nothing TO prevent
their emerging from their Businesses when
occasion presents itself. The whole popula-
ton serve them with heart and hand, bring
them food, horses, and intelligence Of The
enemy's movements.
A letter from the seat Of war says; "The
attack Of the Hungarians upon Paskiewilch's
division was tremendous, and the Russians
were borne down and compelled to yield be-
fore the terrible onslaught, of the Magyars,
who fought with unexampled courage and
daring"
The Cabinet of Vienna are obviously in a
state of alarm. A %peremptory order has been
issued prohibiting the purchase OF foreign
stock, shares, &c. the object being, it is sup
posed, 10 prevent money being sent out of
the country.
TuRKEY.--Advices from Constantinople
state that an army of $4,000 men is ordered
TO assemble on the Hungarian frontier 10 pro-
teci the Torkish territory and 10 disarm any
who may be driven across the frontier.
RUssIA.-A Republican Conspiracy has
been discovered in Russia-numerous arrests
have been made, and the whole affair was
divulged by a Secretary of Count OrloT-
ESQ persons had been arrested. Officers have
been sent 10 Moscow and 10 other cities 10
arrest the members Of the conspiracy, which
was intended to overthrow the reigning dy-
nasty and establish a Republic.
IrALY.-Although the French have restor-
ed the Government of the Pope in Rome,
they have not persuaded the Pontif to return
TO the Vatican. Gen. Ogdinot has been him
self al Gaeta, in the hope of modifying the
intentions of his Holiness, but with what
effect has not been announced. The fact Isl,
the Pope insists on the unconditional restora-
ton OF his temporal powers, and this the
French government is unwilling 20 allow, be-
cause ii fears TO excite the indignation Of the
French people.
A spirit-slirring proclamation has been ad-
dressed 10 the Romans by Mazzini, in which
he recommends them 10 endure, with con-
stapcy and Girmness, the caianity of foreign
intervention which smiles them at present,
and not to give way TO encouragement. He
calls upon the municipalities to repeat, with
Grmness, that they sdhere voluntarily to the
Republican form and to the abolition Of the
temporal power of the Pope, and that they
consider every Government illegal which has
not been freely approved by the people, and
he reminds them that it is impossible 10 i'm
prison a whole nation.
The Milan Gazette of the 22d: states that
a rumoT is current at the Neapolitan frontier,
that Garibaldi had embarked for America,
under favor Of a disguise.
FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon is suspected of
a design to found a monarchy, but the mon
aTchists themselves are so much divided that
no scheme cf'the sort is likely to succeed at
present.
1t has been positively stated in the Hobbies
Of HE Assembly, that the ex-King Louis
Philippe had the intention, for the most pious
object, to demand Of the French Government
10 make a pilgrimage to Dreux, wherethe
bodies of the Duke of Orleans and other
members of the ~ex-royal family are deposit
ted. The ex-king would only remain two
days, and would return again to England.
He would assume the title Of Count de, Pom
thieu, and would only be accompanied by, a
valet-de.chambTe.
TuRKEY.-The Bosnian insuIrection is as.
suming a serious character. The number of
the rebels'has been rapidly swelled to IA 900.
II is not a Christian movement, nor, although
headed by a Turk, exclusively a Turkish one;
but a determination between the Moslems
and Kayaks for the overthrow Of a Govern
ment which Expresses both.
ENGLAND AMP lRELANp.-The Queen hav-
ing quilted Osborne House for Ireland on The
LIST inst. the Parliament was pIorogued by
commission. The inhabitants Of Cork, Duh.
lin and Belfast are making the most active
preparations 10 give a loyal and enthusiastic
reception to the Queen. The repealeTs are
indignanI.in view of these preparations, and
call them the wake Of Ireland" The
hrishman newspaper, speaking of he'illumi-
nation of Dublin in honor Of her Majesty
says;
1t would cheer The royal heart of our wish
ter to see beyond the surface, and to learn The
real condition of her Irish subjects. The
biackeRed features Of that corpse which lies
in yonder corner-once "A wife and a mother
would stand out in bold relief if dexter
ously lighted. That young savage, called a
child, with its thin, pinched face, and its
swollen body, would appear sublime in the
glare. i'hat gaunt figure, stretched on yon-
der filthy stray, with the half-eaten cabbage
stalk in IDS hand, and the grain Of bran be-
side it for a dessert, would look .comical
enough in the show. And that idiot woman,
bending l~istessly over the Empty fireplace,
holding her hands, which are transparent
from emacialion, above an imaginary blaze,
would complete The picture.