Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21


ting oftae Chambers ON tie 22I. r,solar;o1 aecon-
ting the Constitution IS il stands was stronrlv ornosd5
bv Count Brandeu5urr in tie name of III G3ysr rrlroart
alleging that The alteration made on rLe second 80
ing at Frankfort rendered it imnoss;Lla fr prnssia -
ascent il unconditionagv. THE resnInr;op vas bovev.
er carried by 4 majority of IN u 151
AUSTRIA.
The Austriars have taon a-ain defeated in a rener-
al battle. and Welien, the best General in the Aus
TRAN service. A N has been called. has not been more
Successful a.,airst tTa Nrarvars than was his prede-
cessr On The GOSH Wel1eu congregated all his for
COS ,,i-rfrawinr even the garrison from the Pesth and
rr,n, FIJI c3mp in the neighborhood Of Ofen. for the
purnose of making a general combined attack upon the
hungarian forces Weldon attacking them in the front,
and Jallachlch and ScA.lak taking them in flank AMI
rear. This grand combined attack took place on the
10Th and list 1t Gran, and ended in tile complete de-
feat IF Ne.lcn. Tile accounts state that tile Austrians
were driven back with the loss Of ~ guns and 200
prisoners, and that they had been compelled to raise
tile siege IF COmurn. Till rumored in Paris that a
murdcrOus engagement had taken place, under the
wall of Com0rn. In which Gur%uy had defeated the
Austrians, had eyacuatel Pcsth. and that the llunga-
riaus were under tile walls Of Vienna.
1t was reported 1T Vienna On tile 18th that an insur-
rectIon had broken out at Cracow. A<an offset to the
foregoing. it is asserted by the Vienna correspondent
Of tile Constitutional eituug, writing under date Of A.
pril 20, 9. =. VI. that the IIungarians were totally de-
ieateI near Gran-their loss in prisoners alone being
2Jo. The Austrian Government has decided to cred
it 2JD,0O0,O00 forms Of Hungarian Treasury Bonds.
which are to be paid when they are subducd.
The Ross Gazette states 10000 Russians had en-
tered Moutraria by the Burhowins-they bring the
answer of tie Cabinet of st. Petersburg to that Of
Olmutz to the question Of what condition Prussia
would place her diplomatic and material resources at
the disposition Of the Austrian Government.
!. is said that the abandonment by Austria of all
influence in the Danubian municipalities is the price
demanded by Russia for services.
SICILY.
The Sun Of the 9th SAYS, that the news from
Naples il, that tile Government Of Palermo has offered
to surrender on such terms as Admiral B4udin can
procure for them. We DO not believe a word Of this
intelligence it comes from Naples. and most suspi-
ciOus, as it speaks Of Admiral Baudin as though he
were at Palermo the fact being that Admiral Bau-
din is at Jacus, Italy.
The reaction is triumphant at Florence, and the
latest news from Ieghorn announce the embarkation
y. the Republican Chief ana the approach Of the Tus-
can reactionary troops to that city.
The authority Of the Grand Duke appears to have
leeu established every where il Tuscany, except in
Le5horn. There tile populace We're exceedingly turbu-
lent, have shut the gates, barricaded tie streets, and
expressed a full determination to defend the town to
tile last extremity. .Ayczzaua has arrived at Rome,