The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

was brought on the 17thlnstaDt, by trav
ellers quitting Pesih, that Ofeu hat
surrendered az discretion. The booty
which fell inlo tho hands Of the Magyar
consisted. Of the military chest, 90, ,OO(
muskets, 10 batteries, aud consider bl,
amount of ammilion. The garrison, a
bout 1000 strong, was c0nve yed to Co
morn. Eight tenders. towed by tugs
brought succorlo The Hungarians at r aab
The news ofiis capture is therefore no
confirmed. Gen. Benedek had, after
retreat 0fmors than 200 miles along IN,
lCarpalhian chain, Elected a junction will
the brigade Vogel in Tyrnan.
4 The latest accounts from Europe stat,
that tie Russian force, placed in an a,ti
inde ior operation in central Europe, a
mounts Ia 100000 men with 600 fel,
pieces. The hfi wing ofrhis army, con
sisting of 65 900 men, was beaten by III,
Hungarians, as reported The Russia,
hiss was 5000 killed and $4,000 priso
nors.
A letter from Vienna, Of the 18th, il
the Breslouer Zeitung. states that III,
Hnngarians have occupied Carlovitz, III,
chieftown of the Servian principally.
The news nfthe Occupation Of Temes
war. Arod. Carlsvilz and PautShova, b,
the Hungarisns, is confirmed
A rum0r was current at Raab. on the
10Th instant, of the Russians having Ell
tered Hungary. near Dukia, and of tbeil
having suffered a defeat from Dembinsky
hYho engaged rhOm between Bsrtlfcld and
Eperies.
The news ofthe defeat of the Russians,
| by Dem is confirmed, though we are still
in want Of authentic details Of tha, impor.
tant action.
! The Zislung Constitutional publishes
kossu;ks proclamation. giving an &C.
count oftlie recent defeat of the Russians
| by him. In this engagement &c, 900 Rus.
slams surrendered TO the Hungarian fer.
ces. All their arms ammunition and can
non, we're also taken possession ofby the
HspgnIiaus.
BAvARIA.-No csrtain intelligence has
been received of tho state Uf things in
RheniSh Bavaria. According to one nc.
soUnt, the iDsurgents were commanded
by ono Fenuer Won Fenneburgh, who
was engaged in The instruction at Wen.
ma, and they had collected formidable
force, said to amount To 10000 men,
OtIier statements, however, mention that
the zeal of Lhe people was much cooled
The Bavarian Chambers la ve bee dis.
solved. the Lower House having carried
by a large majority. a petition to the
King. praying his acceptance Of the
Fraukl0u Constitution. Munich was
Tranquil but the southern parts oftke king
dom were IN state Uf great excitement.
DgHMaRk AND HoLsTEIN.- Accounts
from Hamburg to The 18th instant inform
us that the bombardment Of the fortress
of Fredorica, by tho SchIoswig Holstein
troops commenced early on tho morning
of the l7ih instant. The Prusslun van.
guard has advanced as faras Aarhuus, in
JutlaDd. without enconntering any resis.
tanco. The English war steamer Sphynx.
Captain Hewlett, from Portsmouth, an.
cl0red AT Cuxhavon on the 18Th. IL ia
stated that Dan,Sl, gun boat had been
sunk by the German batteries on the
heights Of Duppien.
IL is said that an emphatic nnto has
been presented to the Prussian Govern
ment on the part Of England, urging the
conclusion ofan armstico with Denmark.
II seems that, since the disavowal of tho
frankfurt Assembly by the prussian Gov.
ernmcnt, the diplomatic concerns with
the confederation are carried on directly
with tho governments.
The Altona Mercury says that the last
olier of Lord Pal norston was couched F,
u very decisive language in regard to the n
'lockade, aud il is supposed that the Eng !
sll war steamer will not long tolerate !
no present state ofthings the more 80 :,
incc several neutral vessels, namely, two
English aud one Dutch. have been
rought in. 4,
ITALY The accounts from Italy are :,
nat the Roman Republicans still hold =
ut against the combined forces of Ma :
les, France and Spain. 1t is said that :,
'e Spaniurds fled without firing shot, !;
nd Garribaldi. tho brigand, has carried J.
10 war into the Neapolilan territory. =
rcing the Neapoitans to abandon their :,
Ssls in tho Roman terrisory aud fall back !
defend Naples
Large bodies Of troops continue to ar.
ve in tho city from the Provinces to
sht for the Republic. The Romans S
ivo levellcd every tenement outside the v
allS, which had The efiec, to interrupt ri
o free range Of musketry, except an 81
nglish Chapel. st
French troops continue to embark for u
nly. CT
We have also, however, intelligence y
nj tho French Minister at Rome had b
rived at Marseilles as the bearer of a
invention concluded between the two in
'nn'Iios, All hostiilies. il is said, had bI
eo'' Tor some days suspended, and il ot
'as believed ut Paris that the news was in
,rrect n,
GERMANY --Insurrec,ion and commo. q,
ona exist everywhere. ln the sitting of ih
10 diet at Frankfort, IN the els, ul,. near. C,
all the Conservative members had re.
gned their seats. The nsurrec,iops in
'russia had been put ddwu, by tho assur. OF
uco that tho King had determined to nc. al
'spt the Fraaklort Constitution. Moth. Ia
". however, of certain character ia v
nDwn. lC
Ru.sn,-The Emperor of Russia has p
'rmally recognised the French Republic.
nd simultaneously issuol N moncas,,, II