Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-08
ADVANCE OF HuNoARIANsT TOWARDS VIENNA
ANOTHER Battle BETWEEN THE
RUSSIANS And HUNGARIANS.
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TELEGRAPH OrrIcE, ST. JOHNS, N. B.,
Friday Aug 3l,-S P. NJ.
The Caledonia, Capt. Lei,ch, arrived at
Halifax about o'clock yesterday morning, in
about 11A days from Liverpool, bringing pa.
pers to the 18th inst.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In England, local politics were never in |
ebeyance more than at this moment, the in.
terest Of the royal visit TO Ireland having
passed away. The London journals find the
greatest difficulty in filling their columns
wfvh any attractive matter.
The most active harvest operations are CO.
ing forward in all parts of the country In
the neighborhood of Liverpool good deal Of
rain has fallen, but in the Southern parts of
England the weather has been very fine, so
that the labors of The husbandman had not
been sensibly interrupted and upon the will
be abundant. The weather in Ireland, how.
ever, has undergone very unfavorable
change.
In the neighborhood of Dublin, the corn
fields have suffered greatly from the exces.
sive rains, and we regret TO say that, in the
worst districts of the south there are signs Of
the potato disease re-appearing. However,
from the very imperfect reports hitherto
brought under our notice, we do not believe
that the mischief extends beyond few 10.
calities.
t.t.H FRANCE
At length after sitting ofeighteen months
only interrupted by the brief intervals occu.
pied in the elections, the Legislative Assem-
bly, Of France has adjourned 10 the lst of Oc.
tober next.
At the last sitting but one, during an Incl
dental discussion arising out Of an application
TO prosecute two representatives for sediiious
libels published in the province, and elderly
member, M. Bastier, in personal alteration
called Pierre Bonaparte an imbecile, upon
which The Presidents cousin struck NJ. Bas-
teir blow in the face. A violent converse. l..
tion ensued and NJ Dupin ordered them into
custody.
This great scandal upon an assembly which
it was hoped, would exhibited great sem
sation, and Pierre Bonapurte is TO be tried
before the ordinary tribunals for the offence
The French Government, it is said, have
received information that Austria had applied
to Bavaria for military assistance, and that
the latter power was about TO send $4,000
troops to protect the Austrian capital.
The troops left at Rome by Gen. Oudino,
have exhibited strong feelings of dissatsfac.
tion at not being permitted TO return TO
France; the object of the expedition having
been accomplished, they deem it not only an
act of injustice, but OF cruelty, TO detain them
any longer from their families and friends
e A letter received in Paris from Vienna
states that the Government had resolved ,c
negotiate with the Hungarians
g- AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The accounts from Vienna are of much in
terest; the entrance of the Hungarians from
Comorn into Raab is fully confirmed, ant
they only differ as to the booty which wa,
secured in or near Raab by the Magyars
The greatest alarm was excited in yienn;
and Presburg BY the news o. the advance o
the Hungarians, whose outposts are said Il
have appeared
In Wiesselberg all the troops which coulc
possibly be spared from Vienna, were i'm
mediately despatched by railway TO Presbur
and it is said that many of the soldiers, VIII
were raw recruits, left with very great dis
couragement and reluctance 10 march.
A continued battle on the 23d, cath an,
25th ult, took place between the Russian
and Hungarians near Miskoez, on the LEI
bank of the Sake. 1t seems that, after tn
battle, Georgey quilted his position, and tn
Russians, good deal cut up followed him
The above is ali of the Caledonia's new
that had been received in New York up
the time the Mail Pio, Line left, a, Al o'cloc
in the afternoon.
Both The telegraph lines between this cit
and New York were more or less injured b
the storm of yesterday afternoon and evenin
and were consequently prevented from worl
ing, which will account for our no, givn
this morning our usual full despatch of II
foreign news; by express and telegraph fro
Halifax.
The news from Hungary is favorable
the patriot cause, and it is probable that Il
Austrian government, despairing of coercio
had resolved as stated, 10 propose terms
Cancellation 10 the Magyars.
The Pope has entrusted the civil Cover
ment of his States to Commission of Care
mails, whose administration seems characte
zed by spiri, OF reaction and vengeanc
The London Morning Herald says a Cou
Gil oil Ministers was held in Paris, on the A
uit., Tor the consideration of important que
tions Of foreign policy, They have had
formation of the intention of the Bavarian q
vernment to march $4,000 men to Vienna,
cover the capital, while the Austrian troo
were operating in Hungary, -,r
"A letter received in Paris from yienr
states positively that the government had
solved to negotiate with the Hungarians.
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