Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-25
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
HIBERNIA.
srvxr pAYs LATER FROM EUROPE
ITALY,

Although the French have restored the go
~..,r,nsn, of tho Pope Of Rome, they have
mot ,ucceeded in persuading his holiness to
return TO the Vatican.
Can. Oudinot has been himself at Gaeta in
the hope Of modifying the intentions OF his
uoliness. but with what effect has not been |
announced.
The Milan Gazette Of the I'd states that |
rumor was current on the Neapolitan frontier
,ha, Garabaldi had embarked for America
under favor Of Disguise and that the bands
Of the Tuscan Apprentices merely kept his
name as a sort of safeguard or watchwcrd.
TURKEY.
Advices from Consansinople state that an
army of $4,000 men have been ordered 10
assemble on the Hungarian frontier to pro-
.ect the Turkish territory, and to disarm all
who might make the attempt to cross ihe
frontier A Russian Polish paper states that
a republican conspiracy has been discovered
in Russia, that the conspirators intended to
overturn the reigning dynasty, and establish
. republic. Numerous arrests had been
made.
HUNGARY.
The Huncarians continue successful. Again
they have defeated and out.manGuvred the
enemy, placed the Austrians in peril, cut OIL
the Russians from their base Of operations
The three great Generals are now IN COM
mupica,ion with each other, and ready to act
together, if necessary. Their respective po.
sitions are rendered secure by the nature OF
the country, while there is nothing to prevent
their emerging from their fastnesses when
occasion presents itself. The whole popula.
,ion serve them with heart and hand, and
bring them food, horses, and intelligence OF
the enemy's movements.
The London News, of August 80, has VI
cnna dates to July %.
The English papers, with the Hungarian
debate, had arrived, and the Vienna public
were occupied extensively in studying the
translation, which appeared on the ABOVE
date, of Lord Palmers,on's speech. This, 1t
is said, has been clap Of thunder to the
Ministers. The news Of Georgey having
beaten the Russians at Jasseo, entered Kau'
hau, and crossed the Thesis, came at the
same time and already there were rumors
of intentions to negotiate for peace.
Leneswar is reported to have surrendered
to the Magyars.
The Ban Of Jclachch was continuing his
retreat towards the south Of Almyrnia, anI
Benz announced his victory to Kossuth III
these three words :-"Bein, Ban, Boun'"
IN later despatch he says: "Onr arm!
requires now 10 conquer only two Generals
more, julius aud Augustus"
Letters from Cracow, OF the c3d of June
state that number Of Russian troops, who
were on the point Of leaving the above city
for Hungary, had received counter orders
Seventy railway wagons had arrived re-
Gently in Cracow, filled with wounded Rus
SLAMS
LArEn!-A Postscript in the Llverpoo
Courier Of the 4th says
The accounts from Hungary through Paris
Vienna and Cologne, announces another bal
tie in Hungary, and another victory for tn
Aungarians at Eylsu. 1t appears the troop
Of Dembinski and Paskiewitch came to al
engagement, which ended in the defeat o
the Russians. Paskiewitch is cut of from
his line of operations, and Dembinski, Ben
and Georgey are in communication.
Haynau is described as in most perilou
situation.
The Magyar Generals are masters OF tn
whole line from Waag to Assoba, facilitatin
their communications with Belgrade and tn
Turkish provinces.
The Cabinet of Vienna are obviously in
state of alarm. A psremptory order has bee
issued, prohibiting the purchase of foreig
stock, shares, &c. The object being, it
supposed, to prevent money being sent out (
the country.
On the 18th of July, desperate batt
was fought at Waitzen, between the Russia
commander Paskiewi,ch, and the Hungar
ans, under Georgey, in which the former W;
defeated.
The army Of Georgey has broke ,hroug
the lines and marched north, thus efjectug
junction with the main army.
A letter from the seat of war; says the a
tack of the Hungarians upon Paskiewi,ch
division, was tremendous, and the Russia
were borne down and compelled to yield b
fore the terrible onslaught of the. Magya
who fought with unexampled courage a
daring.
Another letter describes the Russian
treat to Danakess as disorderly flight befc
Dembinski's hussars, and states that the R
sians were only saved from annihation
the arrival of Ramberg. II was admitted
Vienna on the Goth that the victory at Wa
zen had been complete.
There has been change in the Auslr
Ministry.
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