Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-30
N & STATE JoUB&rL, AUGUST 80, 1s4s.
said, sight never to be forgotten, sound that

said, sight never to be forgotten, sound that
will be recollected forever.
The cholera continues constantly on the IN
crease the deaths in the London district, which
by last weeks advlces were 7S2, reached 926
There was 576 cases on Wednesday, and 253
deoths; on Thursday $50 cases and PAL deaths.
In Manchester and The neighborhood some ad-
dltlonal cases are reported, but The manufactnr.
ing districts up to this time have been happily
spared from the scourge Bristol seems to be
greatly improving At Plymouth, and along the
southwest coast the epidemic seems still to pre-.
vail to very alarming degree In Wales the
mortality has been very considerable, but the
southeast coast has generally escaped the vista
ton. During the last few days the heat Of the
weather has been excessive.
Frdnce.-On the Cd inst. the Minister of FL
nance laid before the Assembly statement OF
the treasury for the last 10 years, showing that
there had been constantly increasing deficit
during that period. From this expose II appears
that the revolution Of 1913 added 265,000,000 to
the expenditures, whilst on the other hand it re-
duced the proceeds of the indirect taxes $780,
OOO,OOO, the ID cenimes additional not covering
the deficit. The real deficit Of lS49 will be
lo4,00OO00; the total deficit on the LIST January
next will be 550000,000, or about G2l 100000.
The expenditures of 1850 will be 100000, 600,
and the receipts are estimated at 1,270, 100000
leaving deficiency of 100000 900, including
the tax on potable liquors, to meet all these de-
ficiencies.
Hdty.-R Rome. The latest intelligence from
Rome is TO the Both ult, at which time nothing
hnal had been decided on, and things remained
IN exactly the same state, go far as the Papal
Government is concerned, as they were on the
day General Oudinot entered Rome. The Com.
missoneIs named by the Pope had arrived at
Rome. COmmenCp1 hu Iie=n
wing the whole Roman army, including even the
the troops which had remained faithful 10 the
Pope.
There is a report in France thnt Garabaldi had
defeated large Austrian corps which attempted
TO arrest his progress. He had, it is said, laid
down his arms in the little Republic of San Ma.
rino, and claimed the protection of that Repub-
llc The Austrian commander at Bologna re-
fused this surrender and sent off forces to put
him down. Garibaidi, however, had been Joined
by great many Hungarans, and Rimini had
pronounced favorably 10 him.
Penice.-1he Steele gives the following an.
nouncenent, which that paper looks upon as
important. We have received information tina,
three U. s. ships entered Venice with money
and provisions, Tor the besieged. Venice still
holds out bravely.
Hungary and .4uSlrid.-As far as it is posi-
Bile TO trace the operations and position of the
concnding armies from the confused and con
f1Icung published accounts, it seems that the
liungarans were at the latest accounts occu
pylng the line of the Thesis, and that they stll
maintained their position at Szegedin. Gorgey
is supposed to be somewhere about Tokay, bu
there Is no authentic account of his precise pc
siton. The same uncertainty prevails respect
ing BEN in Trausylvanla OF whose operation:
there are a great variety of reports
The London Daily News uives currency tC
the following, on the strength ola correspondent
who says that courier from Galutz brou !ht the
news.
The Austrian and Russian army, 60 thousand
strong, after occupying Herrnanstadt and Cron
strait and other small places, advanced to Sar
team. BEN collected 10000 men and charged
against them. The battle ended in complete
defeat OF the imperals,s. They fed precIpi
lately leaving 10000 dead and wounded nearly
all their artillery and 5000 prisoners, among
whom is Gen. Aulenberg. BEN then took pos
session of Herrmanstadt aud Cronstadt.
Under the head of Latest Intelligence, tn,
European Times says, the Vienna journals o
the 9th inst. supply US with news from Hungary
OF great Importance if true. 1t appears that oil
the 4th inst. the Hungarians stole march ant
surprised the garrison of Raab. sharp con
test ensued, which ended in the fortress and city
being occupied by the Huugarians, where they
found $4,000 bushels OF oats, 2 400 head OF cat
tie, and large stores of miscellaneous provisions
which they carried TO the citadel Of Comorn.-
Nor were these all the trophies Of their victory
for they captured six guns and took two compa
MES OF Austrian infantry prisoners.
Klapka commanded the Hungarian troops
who afterwards qntted the city OF Raab and tool
up their abode in the fortress, where they seize
the Vienna mails