Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12
Foreign and Domestic News.
Photographed to the Picayune.

Photographed to the P~icayune.
BALTIMORE, August 27.-The latest INTEL
gence brought by the Canada announces tn;
Oudinot was hourly expected in Paris, on h
return from Rome.
The position of the Austrian General, HAY
nau, by the latest accounts was most helpless,
and the sufferinrs of his soldiers We're into
cradle. Should he again be attacked by tn
Hungarians, there would be few Imperialist
left to tell the tale of their defeat, as the peopl
in their rear, the Landsturm, would rise en- mas
Sc and cut them off to a man.
On the news Of the capture of Rabb reachin:
Presburg, the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed
among the lmperialist garrison. The soldier
believed that they were doomed to annihilatlol
by the victorious Magyars. The Italian riff,
companies composed of mere lads, on leaving
Presburg to join the lmperlalist forces, she(
tears at the railway station, saying they were
sent to certain death, by being compelled t(
serve against the Hungarians, and bidding tht
crowd farewell-"they should never more re
turn"
The Venetians have been relieved and the
blockading squadron driven oft.
There were 232 deaths of cholera in New
York during last week, and in Philadelphia Is.
In Baltimore none.
The steamer Falcon carried $4,000 letters
for California. and a dozen mail bags of news
papers. She had thirty-three passengers for
Chagres and nine fog New Orleans.
There was a great meeting last night in New
York (27th) in favor of the gallant Hungarians.
BALTIMORE, August 28.-The Executive
Council have determined to keep the seat of
Government at Montreal. They have called
OUT strong cavalry force.
At Charlestown, Mass, last night, Lieut..
Bowers, u. S. Marines, stabbed Mr.. Crownino-
shield, the Commodere's Secretary, near the
heart. The wound is not fatal. Bowers is in
prison, and the cause of the rencontre is stated
to be family jealousy.
During a performance at Barnum's, Philadd-
phia, Joseph Brady, whilst performing on the
tight rope, on a sudden fell and expired on the
spot.
Gen. Taylor has been severely attacked with
diarshea, but he is now considerably better.
BALTIMORE, August 29.-On Wednesday
morning (29th,) official dispatches reached
Washington from officers in Florida, in which
they persist in the belief that there has been no
material Indian outbreak in the State.
A: the great Hungarian meeting in New
York, il committee of twenty-five was appoint
ed to visit Washington and urge the Govern
ment to recognise Hungary, and to protest
against Austrian brutality.
The cholera has declined at New York and
Philadelphia, but it is increasing at Albany and
Buffalo
BALTIMORE, August 3O.-Nrs. Mitchell, the
wife of the Irish patriot and her two daughters,
arrived at New York to-day (30th) in the Hi
hernia from Liverpool, en- route for Washington.
She proceeds thither to ask the friendly inter-
of our Government for the release Of
her husband.
A despatch from St. Louis, dated August 30,
states that intelligence from Fort Laramie, da-
ted August l, had reached that city. Cholera
disappearing from among the emigrants.-
Indians were greatly exasperated against
he latter for having introduced the disease. A
Indian having lost several of his friends
the cholera, killed a man named Mcdonald
n revenge. The murderer was afterwards
lung.
BALTIMORE Sept. 2.-The latest news by
he Caledonia announces that on the 9Th ult.
here was a terrible conflict at Hamburg, be-
ween the people and the military, with a great
oss of life.
A despatch from Vienna states positively that
he Austrians had resolved on negotiating with
he Hungarians. The Bavarian Government
vas about to march so, troops to Vienna, to
over that capital whilst the Austriansa are opera
ing in Hungary.
There was a report in Paris that the Pope
lad been assassinated, but it was not BELLE
ed.
There has been a great riot at Bermuda on
ccount of the Governments sending %convicts
Many officers have resi- gned, and those
Tho accepted their places had their houses torn
PIECES.
At Montreal the opinion prevails that differ
initial duties will be enforced on American
GODS, unless we consent to a reciprocity on the
ayigation laws.
BALTIMORE, September 3.-The bark Thomas
)allet has arrived st New York, bringing ac-
cunts from Venezuela. They state that on
lie 18th of August a battle was fought be-
Mopagas and Paez, in which the latter
as defeated and made prisoner, and his fol-
'wers We're dispersed,
The affairs of the country were daily becom-
g worse.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-The following informa-
on was received at Liverpool from London, at
he moment of the departure of the Caledo-
Ia:
Advices from Paris state that the Ministry
nd held a meeting to consider the nature of the
just received from Germany
These no doubt refer to the war in Hungary,
nd the 10000 Bavarian auxiliary troops furnish
| to Austria
The French Government had also received no.
of the conclusion of a treaty between
ustria and Piedmont. An amnesty had heen I