Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09

rived in Rome from Gaeta, on the 9Th n,
ter is grand chamberlain of the AposloHo me ne /
Preparations are being made at ROM aac
tends TO the belief that Plus 9th is eypsc,si VII
turn to the Quirinial. io1
All the wounded have been removed E..
Palace. "0a 4
The French are doing all they can in ~
ing money freely to set up cry in his fas" fs,atIl
in vain.
The Roman troops who had agreed in Il.
instance, to do duty conformity with ,bs I1s
are all leaving, and the whole force remain.
amounts to less than 1000 men. Of thosa
were to leave, but Gen. Oudinot would ~. q
his consent.
The Pope's engineers having been A..
make demonstration in his favor, pre(a,,sse ssel
thug the service--39 out of 43 resigoeJ ~ qp
the rank and file were disbanded. aa
The same occurred in the artillery An,
ficers have resigned, with the exception ~
captains and sergeant. The reason oiv.. a7
the French refuse to give them any precisa
anty as to the rights of the people. sa
.Garribaldi has succeeded in MAKING h..
good from the French Division, who ~o.'
upon false scent, and he is now in ,bo
tains of Abruzzi. Previous to his depann,,1 ~
Rome, he had secured ammunition and nal
stores.
Another account states that Garribald .,.
Neapolitan frontier, where he has been ioiOs,
another body of troops, and formed, it i ~
body of 10000. '4
VENIcE.-The recent operations against Y.
have been discontinued in consequence of,bo y
prevalence Of fever and sickness amonOst,ba y
trian troops by the excessive heat and haJ -
The REVOLUTION IN HuNGARY--A Tur.i,b
bassador in Paris received despatch on lbs n
inst, by courier, announcing that the Polish Al
eral BEN had again completely defeated The s]
SLAMS under the command of Leurs, in TraOs,.
MIA, and that the latter had been Obliged Il 4
refuge in Wallachia, with small remnaa! Of |
army.
Advices from Vienna, of the 18th Of Jav. 81
that Buda and Pesth had surrendered to Ne u
tria- Russian troops on the lith inst, within
sistance. s 80.
From report of Gen. Haynau, adlres,s
the Emperor of Austria, it appears that Il
sharp conflict took place on the llih before Cs|
Orn between the combined armies and The M
yars. The Hungarians fought with fierce imD-
osity, but the Ausnlans claim the victou.
Another and probably more reliable account
this battle states that $50 pieces of canaon us
brought into the field by the Hungarians, and |,
loss sustained by the latter in artilIerymea \
be estimated from the circumstance that sew
of the guns had to be secured by the ditch Mes
(D in Finlay. Nothing could be more CONF
than the defeat of the united Russia Auseins
mics under Hagman. He was Obliged TO
back on Raab where his headquarters are at r
ent. and which city is filled with wounded
had been obliged to send 5000 wounded to Pa
burgh. But for the timely arrival Of the Ruxa
to cover his retreat, Haynau and his staff va
have been taken. The Ban Teliachich lately
manded by flag of truce the garrison Of Ps
WARDEN to surrender. The commander Of!
garrison replied, know well how affairs sa
and that the so-called Bunne of Centra will %
find himself surrounded, and with his whole ~
be destroyed BY the Russians. He holds tie:
emy in check, making successful sorties. Ca
orn will soon be invested.