Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-06-27
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BALTIMORE, June 14.-France.-Ths
Ultra Radicals have returned from 2lOO
to $40 membersto the Legislative Assem-
bly,. The bill for a general amnesty was
lost by five votes: The Duke d'Avmale
was elected to the Assembly, flor 4lgiers
we presume, but being under sentence
OF exile he cannot sit. The new Assem-
bly, convened on the 2Ssa uIt.. and at tia
opening proceedings a great confusion
prevailed, IN consequence Of the Presi-
dents addressing the Chamber on the
danger of mob intrigue. Ledru RoIlin
said this was rebellieus; four secretaries
resigned; and a number of members were
about leaving the Chamber. The Presi-
dent a%pologized and retracted his offer.
sive remarks, thus preventing an expIo~
sion.
Haly-Rome.-The Neapolisans hail
withdrawn from Rome; and the Austrians
were also in action in Italy Tile French
army had not entered the Eternal City, but
had showed evident signs of sympathy
with the Romans. The negotiation by the
French Ambassador 1.-THE special agent,
no doubt, sent by the French Government,
had failed, the Romans refusing admit
lance to the French either as friends or as
foes. Oudinot's army was exposed. to
the malaria, and the d~isafectioa was in
creasing.
Hungary.-In Hungary nothing deci.
s've had occurred. Vast armies of- Rus
slams and Austrians continue to advance
The Hungarians were retiring to their
businesses, where their chances of success
are much greater. The city o: Buda.
had fallen into the hands of their enc
mics, and it is reported that the latter mas
sacred from five hundred to six hundred,
inhabitants. The Magyars are said,
to hold Fiume still, the only seaport be-
to Hungary; it is a place of great
strength.
Germany-Prussia- Denmark.-From
Germany there is little to interest; the CON-
motion still prevails. The Danish war
remains without the prospect of peace
The tow of Frederika was taken BY the
Prussians, and the Russian fleet had ao-
peared in the Danish waters.
Great Britain and Irekand.-There.
has been no further debate in Parliament
on Canadian affairs. There is no reason
to believe but that the state prisoners un-
sentence of death will be pardoned.-
The cholera has broken out in London.
and also in many other parts of the coun-
try.
In Ireland intense misery prevails. In
one district the people were SO urged BY
famine as to feed on dead bodies of HUI
man beings that were dashed by the
waves OH the shore.
BALTIMORE, June l9.-ltaly-Rome:
M. Lesseps has returned to France, hav-
ing failed in his attempts to coax the Ro-
mans into subsection to France, and Of
ders have been set to Oudinot to capture
the Eternal City, let the consequences be-
what they may. The Romans are de-
termined to resistthe threatened attack un.
death. They have an army of so, 600
men, who are prepared to carry out the
oftheir leader, who has de-
that they will blow up St. Peters
and all the churches, if they shall not be-
able to keep the Francb out. a
Gssmany.-The Frankfort Parliament
ire forming a Government after the model
If the French Republic.
Hmgary.-The Hungarian war pre-
no new features since the fall Of
Buda, and no event has occurred calcuIa-
ed to have any effect on the result of the
struggle, although the Hungarians have.
gained several new and important VIC
cries. Both parties are concentrating
heir forces and a battle was daily expect
ed.
France-The French Presidents mes
'age to the Legislative Assembly occupies
our columns of the English papers. A
lew Cabinet has been formed by a COM
promise between Odillon Barrot and Du-
azure. The only changes in the Cabinet
ire oecasioned by Defaure, De Tocque-
Vile and Laguinas having seats in it
Marshal Bugeaplsh has been dismissed.