Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-03

tAUSTRIA-The Vienna journals contradict the ~
nrors Of Gen Bes defra; By The Russans,and the flight
OF his troops into Wallacha. Ii appears, the con
trary that the Austrian General Pucner surrounded BY
the hostile population has thought proper to resign his
command and place himself under the protection 81 the
Russians IN aachia Three other Austrian generals
companled him. and his hoops left under the
of General Xailana. The Austrian forces Cons,sdl
were short Of ammunition and preparing return
to Waarhia their baggage having alrea left fol that
Province. General BEN there. aiiuus undst. rbed
In possessono OF the whole Transy vana, and is pepar
ing to take Cronsad. The last city thai Kingdom which
is sill held nv Austrian and Prus>ian troops.
IRELAND. The Reports for the past year. from the
District Pom Law Inspections. to the Commission at
Dublin. record volume of misery the most dlsprtng.
Every page oths book teens with evidence Of the
empary patience of The unhappy peasanry Of Ireland,
under sufferngs that have had parallel The civz
ed world. A Clergy from the parish Of Cunnaught
saws, this whole district almost wilderness. Out
If population Of twelve thousand four years 400,
one halt remain that the creatures. that still live and
move there may be termed rather accumulation OF dead
and dying humanity than vi hat is generally meant by
population. The Rev. DR.. Cooley. Roman Catholic
preate. died Of Cholera at Drogheda. on the 9Th inst
He was much loved and highly esteemed by all religious
and political persuasions.
FRANCE.-Ihe Cholera is making sad ravages a
nongSt the troops quarlered in Temporary barracks Pa
rlS Ii Is believed that the dampness of the weather
rhued to The development of the disease. Measures
oeen the removal OF The
healthy quarters. Letters from Perfgnun state that
Count Montmeon and his companions had been betra yed
by guide whom he had largely paid to conduct him in
tn Cattloni. He taken French village and
handed over t. the authorizes letter from cullen da
ted the 9Th says the prisoners Of B,urges arrived there
under strong guard Barnes and Albert placed in
The same cell Banqui and Fs.iio another phaie and
So5rer and Qnens in third. The discovery has just
been made at the club that and women had I'D
themselves TO be able ac as military.
SARDINlA.-Let,ers from Turin . the Sth announce
that after Gen atora had 5ardtd Genoa for "a hours
the city had been set on fire in several places depu-
talon from The Municipality waited on him, the
lng Of the 9th ITO request armsce Of 49 hours order
to proceed To Turn to arrange callulaon The arms
tIce was granted and the deputation proceeded 10 Turin
where they arrived the 7th. The trinmphants had
fled from Genoa With the exception of Aregana. The
agators, Acconedea and Misvilon embarked for Leg
horn.
AUSTRIAN TTALY.-Drstrucfion of the town o
Observation-Disclosures Of the Inhabitants after siege .
eight days Brusca, rather the remains Of whaonct
was Bruscla, is in the hands of Austria. The town was
bombarded for six hours and the carried al
the point Of the bayonet, and the inhabitants driven int
houses and burnt alive
The Milan Gazette ofthe Sd instant contains sum
mary of the revolt and capture of Brusca 1t small
detachmenis drawn from Verona and Mantua, il
order 10 save the city from the anarchy mened by The
Camazz and tho Ramardt Marcha Raglan also re-
paired to the CITY, aud on the 3Oth ut sci down before
with 5000 men aud cannon. He off red terms of ar
rsngement, which not being accepted, he divided hi
forces into Ave attachments, each Of which attacked on
of the gates. The artillery Of the Citadel opened fire "a
the time.
The attack terrible and he LIST inst the victor
was compet'. The Concorda says The AuslrIau5 sur
rounded the town, 50 that escape impossible. iii
| carnage immense.
(llere the wires bevond Boston gave out, and wer
compelled to put our paper 10 press without the whole
this very Interesting Ineiligence)