Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

| At Jacio.
| ITALY.
The latest news from Leghorn announces
the embarkation Of the republican chief and
the approach Of the Tuscan reactionary troops
to that city. The authority of the Grand
Duke appears to have been established eve-
rywhere in Tuscany, except from Leghorn'
There the people have shut the gates, barri'
caded the streets, and expressed full de-
termination to defend the town to the last
extremity. Avezzana has arrived at Rome,
for which city the legion Of Garibald is in
full march 10 protect it against the French
entering Rome. The provisional government
| will retire to Ancona.
SARDINIA
There is an interruption Of the negotiations
between Sardinia and Austria as carried on
at Milan between the envoys sent to nego-
ta,e treaty. The condition required hith-
erto by Austria were such that Piedmont
could not listen to- They were-ist The
joint occupation of Alessandria after she
should have reduced her army. I'd. The
payment Of 226 millions, equal to f5,Ooo,-
600. Sd. That King Victor Emanuel should,
of his own authority, modify the statutes in
respect 10 the law of election, and put down
the liberty of the press-in word violate
the Constitution which he had sworn 10 a
few days ago. These conditions, especially
the last, rendered it impossible to make any
advance on the pending negotiation; but
suddenly Austria has altered her tone, and
her plenpotentiary has directed the penipo-
Tertiary to adjourn negotiation for a fortnight
and then convene Congress at Verona, TO
which France and England will be invited to
send agents. 1t is suspected that the cause
Of this desire is that Austria wishes 10 gain
time to send $4,000 of her Italian army 10
assist her forces in Hungary. The Pedmon.
tese Ministry have already directed that the
provisions and armament of Alessandra
should be continued with the utmost ac.
tivity, and that a camp of 10000 mer
should be formed under the protection Of
the cannon of the fortress, and of the line
extending between it and Geneva. They
have now given fresh directions TO the Wal
Department TO prepare for The Immediate re-
sumption of hostlities, as for an event likely
to crush the Sandman fleet in the Venetian
waters.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY--MORE TRI
UMPHS OF THE HUNGARIANS.
The accounts from Hungary are still sc
contradictory and confused that it is imposs
bic TO Judge of the probable result of the
Magyar attempt TO relieve Comorn. 1t il
tolerably obvious, however, from the presen
state of affairs in Hungary, that Windisch
gratz has been attempting more than hi.
army was competent TO undertake. He ha
been at once beseiging Comorn and Szcgedin
blockadng Peterwaradin, desaching troops
into the extremities of Upper Hungary, anc
trying to make head against the Magyars il
front of Peslh.
1t is stated that on the I'd instant the Aus
trian army placed itself in a line of attack
extending from Gydollo to Hatvan and Cze
sled. Their left wing, at Hatvan, was com
manded by General Schlick, and their right
at Czegled, was under Jelachich, and tn,
centre was commanded by field-marshal tn,
Prince Windschratz in person. The Hunsa
rian army opposed them in Il line, which ex
tended even beyond the wings OF their enc
my. They had Dembnski in the centre
Georgey Oh the left, and Ve,er on the righ
wing. The imperialists mustered 5000
men, and the Magyars 10000. From tn
Cd to the 9Th, sanguinary battle took place
in the course Of which the imperial army re
treated TO the very walls of Pes,h.
The Hungarian General Dembinski's repor
TO NJ. Kossu,h, dated from his head-quarter
to Gydolo, o! the 7,h April, after alluding t.
a certain battle at Erlau, describes the re
treat OF the Austrian army from Gyongyos Il
Pes,h, and states that the imperial rear guar
attempted at Gyongyos to protec, the figh
OF :he Austrian army, but that the first a,
tack of the Magyar troops threw it upon III
bulk of that army, and tha, l6 pieces OF ar
tilery, . standards, 81 wagons OF ammuni
tion, and 1900 prisoners were taken by tn
Hungariaps, Another battle took place a
Gydollo on the 9th inst, in which Austria
fbattalions, for the most part Croa,s, wer
routed and 26 cannons, standards, SO wa
gons Of ammunition, and 5000 hundred prise
ners were captured. General Dembinsk
states the loss OF the Ausrians in killed an
wounded, at 5000, and that Of his own part
at 1000.
The statement that the Hungarians ha
taken Waiizen has been confirmed, as ha
also the report that the Ausirians had re-take
the place.
By an imperial order reserve corps of be
tween $4,000 and 25, 900 is to be formed an
posted in the Marchfeld, near Vienna, and
; second, of about $4,000 men, in the neigh
$ borhood of Pettau, in Lower Syria. The
are both to be completed by the 10Th of ne,
. month 1t is also reported that third re
t serve corps of $4,000 men is 10 be formed i
, Bohemia, near Budwes.