Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12
FOREIGN NEWS
STEAM- SHIP CANAD4.

BoSToN, JULY D.
The Canada arrived at Halifax on Tuesday morning,
and al the dock here last evening. She brings ninety
four passengers. She sailed from Liverpool on the
23d ult.
RoME.-Up To the evening of the Dist ult. no news
had been received in Paris If The entry of the French
army into Rome. 0udinct would not make q general
attack before the 10Th or 18th, when the news Of the
failure Of the conspiracy Of the 18th in France would
reach Naples aud probably indace The Triunlyirate to
cepiiulaic.
The London Globe of tho 22d saws: ' 1t is gene
rally believed that the telegraph will announce. to-
morrow. The capitalization of Rome"
The Gazette of Lyons. on the 2Dth ult., says ''that
a tclegraphic dispatch from Marseilles was received,
as they were going to press, announcing the entry of
the French into Rome
FRANcE.-TEe attempted instruction In Paris has
been followed by more formidable resistance to the
laws. AT Lyons. a serious engagement took place
IN the streets, between the troops and mob, IN the
course Of which u considerable number Of lives wcro
lost on both sides. Barricades were thrown up, which
were not taken until battered down by cannon. The
fighting commenced on the morning of the 10Th uit.
and continued till late at night.
A telegraphic dispatch, dated Lyons, 10Th ut., 2.
NJ, announces that the insurgents had been complete
y routed, the streets cleared, and the City restored TO
tranquility. There are upwards of $1,000 troops in
and around Lyons. and there are no apprehensions of
further disturbances. Great excitement existed in
different parts Of the country, and it is evident that
the conspiracy of Paris extended to every town In
France. An attempt was made to create a disturbance
at Morseillcs, which totally failed. One regiment Of
cavalry put all to rout without striking a blow.
Ministerial changes are about to take place. De
Fauvre and friends are about to retire.
1t is reported that the Able Palootie, private secre-
tary 10 Cardinal Antoille, had arrived at Paris from
Gacta, and that he is bearer of important dispatches
for the French Government. besides an autograph let
ter from the Pope. to Louis Napoleon, expressing his
rcprct nj the bOmbardment of Rome.
Up to the latest moment all was tranquil. Ledru
RUllin has not as vet been arrested. Cholera has
decreased in Paris.
HUNGARY.-The news from Hungary is contradic-
tory. Some accounts give the advantage 10 the Aus
TRANS in the South. Two actions happened, both
terminating TO the advantage of the imperialists.
The Hungarian general, Perexel, from the fortress
Of Peter Warden, attacked some Austrian entrench-
ments but was ultimately repulsed, though the Aus
TRANS admit they suffered severely. Another battle
was fought by Baron Jellachich, which is said to have
been a brilliant victory. But the Austrian accounts
are not trustworthy, at least as regards their own
loss.
The London Globe, of the 22d, has intelligence
from the seat of war 10 the 10th of June, giving &C
counts of o tremendous encounter between the Hun
garians, Austrians, and Russians; the latter force:
were completely defeated, and left %, 5000 killed or
the field. The battle took place on the large plain
between Raab and Weisclburg and lasted ~sixty-four
hours. The Magyar loss is stated at 5000. The
Austriuns were commanded by Heyman, the Russians
by Ruditar, and the Hungnrians by Georgoy. The
news of this battle is received by private letters, and
no paper alludes to it. The Lloyd, of Vienna, con
tains not the most distant ullusion TO it. Another af
fair is mentioned as having taken place at Croma. a
brigade was sent by Schlick from Oranbnrg under
Gen. Wcss, who was taken prisoner. and Uplan ant
Col. Baron Zessner killed. Scblick sent his brigade
to cover his right flank whilst marching TO Raab. /
was beaten on the 18th ult. Some reports represent
this whole brigade rs Observation-Disclosures state 4,00t
deserted and Joined the Magyars.
For three days carts have poured into Presburg an'
the places about with fresh troops, and a recruItmen
throughout all Austria is intended.
Letters from Oldenburg state that a certain Coun
of the Imperial Chamberlain and others, in who's
possession were found n number of passports Of thC
rebel parties, have been arrested.
The only mention or allusion which can be gleanei
from the Vienna papers regarding the great batt.
fought from the 18th TO The 18th near Raab Is tn
surmise of the defeat of Wess's brigade, and gav'
origin to fabulous rumors. On the other hand tin
authorities maintain that the rout of Wess's brigad,
was only the episode of another battle.
A letter of the 18th ult. from Cracow, publishes
in the Bresleau Gazette, mentions the affair between
the vanguard of the Magyars and the Russians. with
in the Gallacian frontier, at Jordanon. The RUSSIAN
Colonel, Mayden, was killed and 200 Cossacks wer,
cut off and taken prisoners. Another letter, date'
Cracow, 18th ultr, mentions the report of an eng &c
ment III Ing IaSS between ine IuSSldn dOVunCe BuaTu
numbering 5000 men, and Gen. BEN, in which tn
former were defeated.
IrALY.-The news from Italy is to the 18th ut.
up to which date the Romans had maintained thei
position. The French used cajolery and threats, bu
the Romans sternly resisted all advances. and In tn
most dignifed manner refused yielding TO the sum
mons of a surrender issued by Oudinot on the l1tf
A breach was effected by tho French in the walls
7 and a portion of their troops entered the city. Thi
e report led to the belief that the struggle yrs over
but it appears that on the 18th Oudinot issued a lette
: to the Triumvirs, making a last appeal to them. er
deavoring to throw upon them the responsibility {
Q the blood that would be split in the event of refusal
: GERMANY.-The German States bordering on til
Rhine are quiet, but instructions elsewhere are &c
ing on. The Russians have now advanced, and til
struggle has taken place at Mannheim. The result
unknown.
I ENGLAND.-In England there is nothing of il
tercst, and but little change in the state of busine,
7 affairs.