Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

By THE CAMBRIA,

vre is an important one to the Red Repub.
lican party, of which, in the absence of
NJ. Ledru Rollin, he will now become IN.
leader. VI Favre, with great deaI,f
ability, is also lawyer Of considerable *.
perience and is not likely to fail into "
Ledru Rollins blunder Of calling On hi.
partsans TO take up arms.
The seats recentlv occupied hv Mes.
sieurs Le1ru Roiin, Bac, Felix Pyaf. ami
Matthew (de Ia Rome, are now occupied
by the declared adyersaries Of Socialism,
Nessieurs Dupont de Bussac) and Focon.
who had been set up by the Socialists in
several departments, were all unlucky:
they themselves as we'll as their colleagues.
Messieurs Goudchaux and GuiGard were
in Paris. VI. de LamariIne mas been elect.
ed for two places, but he IS not considered
as a Red Republican. He will probably
ultimately join the CavaIgnac party, which
may be called the real Republican party,
and which therefore, opposes both the re.
actioBnaires and the Red Republicans
The greatest number Of the new members
are of the old Conservative, or, as il wss
called, the dynastic party. or pure lie,
gitimists there we're only four, and Of the
personal adherents of the President only
two.
A letter from Paris dated the 10Th SAYS
that the Pope had sent an autograph letter
Of thanks 10 Louis Napoleon; and has, as
is assured in a good quarter, given 10 the
French government very satisfactory as.
Il ,,,,,
good constitutional institutions to his sub
iec,s. Ii is believed that his manifesto
will be published 10 The course of few
days..
IrALY.-CardnaI Piccoiini and the Mar.
quis Sacchetti arrived,in Rome, from Gaeta,
on the 9Th. The latter Is Grand Cham.
berlain Of the Apostolic Palace. Prepara.
tions are making a! Rome, which lead to
the impression that Plus TX is expected
soon to return to the Quirinal. All lhe
wounded have been removed from that
palace. The French are doing all they
can, distributing money, &c, 10 get rpa
cry in his favor, but in vain. The Roman
troops who had agreed in the first instance
to do duty conjoin.lY with the French are
ali leaving, and the force remaining nov
amounts TO less than 1000 men. OF
these many were anxious TO leave, bul
General Oudinot would not give coHges,
The Pope's engineers having been asked
10 make a demonstration in his favor, PIE.
ferred quitting the service. Thirty.na4
out of forty-seven resigned, and all tie
rank and file were disbanded. The same
thing occurred in the artillery. all the o.
icers having resigned, with the exception
of three captains and sergeant. The req
son given is, that the French authoTitles
refused to give them any promise or guar
antee as 10 the protection Of the rights G,
the people.
General Oudinet has dismissed all the
persons in office under the RepubIicaR
Government, and even under Plus IX.
himself, and put in their places all persons
whom he could find that had held office
under Gregory XVI.
The strangers al Rome during the siege
may be thus classified Poles, 200;
French, so; Spaniards, Germans, and 9th.
er foreigners. 100: Italians, not Romans
5000. The rest were all Romans.
Garibaldi has succeeded in making his
escape good FROM the French division, who
were put upon false scent, and he Is now
on the mountains of the Arbruzzi. Pre-.
yious to his departure from Rome he had
secured the ammunition and military stores
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY-Advices frcn
Vienna Of the 18th ut., state that Buda and
Pesth surrendered 20 the AustrU-Russian trVps
on the llth inst, without resistance. The Aus
TRANS immediately took possession of the !1E-
mer, and the Russians the latter.
report Of the GeneTal-jn- Chief Haynaa,
addressed to the emperor of Austria. and pa5
Ilshed IN an extraordinary supplement Of the
Vienna Gazette, SAYS that very sharp c0nf'ci
took place on the the llth before Comorn, BE-
tween the combined armies and the Magyars'
and that the result was in favor of the mpeT
aiists. The insurgents attempted to force The
Ausi-o-RusSlan line, bu. were driven into the
fortress which Is said te be we'll stocked VITA
provisions, bat tn be deficient in medical stores.
i he Hungarlans intend, it is said, 10 make 8
desperate resistance.
In the battle before Comorn on the llih. III
pieces OF cannon were brought into the field BY
the HungarianS, and l70 BY the AuStriahs.--
The severe loss sustained BY the latter in a.
tiilerymen may be estimated from The circGul'
stance that several of the guns had to be served
latteF!y by the Deutchmeister infantry. Gen
bcnedek, in the melee, was dragged from h3
horse By the wild boltlng Of an artillery team,
and he had scarcely recovered his seat beius
his charger was shot under him. One bats.
ION Charged the greaadeFs repeatedly with he
bayonet, but was repulsed as often. The II
Founders of the Russians told with great e,fecl.
Denys Pazmandy, formerly President Of the
Hungarian National Assembly, was brought
prisoner into Presburg at three on the ait51
noon Of the llth under n strong escort lie
sat IN his own handsome equipage, while ibe
people gazeed mutely at the Statesman whoS'
eloquence had 50 often called down thunde''
Of applause. Ten beautiful horses of his s,gI
led after the carriage. drew scarcely iessa'
tentlon from the crowd than their captive mas
ter, and the little procession was followed en-
crly By The curious until it disappeared wlth'