Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22
Foreign and Domestic News
Photographed to the Picayuue.1
JUAN REV

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JUAN FRANCISCO REY.
NEW YORK, August l6.-The Tarquio Ios
arrived at this port. She touched at Hsvon.
last sunday, Q2th,) and states that the report
current there was that Rev was confined IN
dungeon in the Moro Castle.
lNCENDlARISM, &c, AT ST. LOUIS
BALTIMORE, Aug: l4-There were five al
tempts made on the 18th inst. to destroy s.
LOUIS by tire. One was by burning the steam
boat NhlrlwInd, another by setting FIRE to tLe
northern part Of the city, which is infested hy
thleves and desperadoes, threatening destruction
to all. Extra policemen have been appointed
and called out to arrest the evil intended, The
cholera has been subtued.
BANK DEFALCATION.
deficit OF $lO7 900 has been discovered in
the Bank OF Missouri, that amount having been
distracted from thirty different boxes. Nathan
lei Chllds, late paying teller, held the sum of
100000. He had been an officer of the bank
since its foundation.
FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
News received at St. Louis from Chihuahua
announces that the Indians are very hostile, and
that they had entirely laid waste all the country
round Ell Paso. Letters from independence
state that 300 Camanches had died of cholera
in Arkansas. DR.. Edwards writes from Fort
Laramie that there had been as cases of cholera
among the soldiers, and 7 deaths.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-THE Journal of Re-
form states that news from Vienna of the 9th
July indicates that troubles are impending there.
The opinion of the majority of thinking people
is that German affairs will become still more
complicated. Appearances portend serious con-
ficts between the Austrians and Prussians
[Query! Russians. Public opinion is uneasy
on the subject, and war to many seems ~ineyita-
BILE.
Two Austrian counts were killed at the
storming of Gilvea by the Hungarians.
Kossuth is said to be still on board an armed
steamer on the Danube.
Rumors of another instruction at Vienna
are a1oat.
FROM SANTA FEE AND THE PLAINS.
Dispatches from St. Louis, dated the 10Th
inst, announce that a company of traders from
Santa Fe had arrived the preceding day, bring
ing one hundred thousand dollars in specie and
a large mail from Fort LeavenWorth, in which
were five hundred letters from California.
INDIAN SCALPS.
Major Chevallie, a Texan, had accepted the
offer Of the Government of chihuahua to flight
the Apache Indians on condition of receiving a
reward Of $3.50 or 5000 for each warriors
scalp. By the latest accounts from him he had
with him nine scalps and four prisoners.
At the latest dates from SAINTS Fe it was sta
ted that the Indians were committing sad depre-
dations. On the 9Th of July two Americans and
two Mexcans were killed near that city.
Lieut.. Thomas encountered forty Camanch-
es near the Sangre de Christie placer, and kill
ed seventeen Of them
St. Louis was very healthy and trade was re-
viving.
THE MAGYARS VICTORIOUS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 19-The Hungarians con-
tinue successful, Georgey and Ben defeating the
Imperial armies at every point. The Russian
army has almost been cut to pieces, and the
Austrians were thinking of asking terms of
peace. The Magyars are generally masters of
the whole line Of operations, Us far even as the
Turkish frontier.
ROME.
The Pope has determined not to reenter
Rome. All the persuasions of the French have
not availed to induce him to alter his &c ision.
TURKEY.
The Turkish Government has despatched an
army of 10000 men to the Hungarian frontier,
in order to disarm all who may attempt to cross
the Ottoman territory. There We're runors of
a Republican revolution at Constantinople.
All quiet in France. Nothing new in Eng
land or Irealand.