Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-01
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
EUROPA.

its last sitting: when it was determined to
surrender the Eternal City TO the French
beseigers adopted Constitution. order
ing it to be deposited in the capital, as an
expression OF the unanimous wish Of the /
people. This declaration Of the Roman \
people is to be engraved on marble. Flu \
neral services have also been ordered for
those who fell defending the Republic
The full entrance Of the French occur (
rcd on the 2d inst. Tie Assembly issued
bulletin announcing the arrival OF the
troops, and recommending abstinence
from revenge as useless and unworthy
the dignity Of Republicans.
Garibaldi succeeded in escaping from
Rome with ten thousand men lie was
loudly applauded as he passed through
the city II was thought that he would
probably fall in with detachment OF the
Neapolitan or Spanish troops. 10 whom
he might give trouble. His intention IS,
it is said. to invade the Kingdom Of Ma
pies. The first division Of the French
expedition set out in pursuit of him.
The Roman Government is compost
Of four individuals, three Frenchmen and
one Roman.
The latest accounts state that the Ro-
man municipality proclaimed that no con-
The PontiGcial arms had been raised,
bu, the tri-colored flag remained.
Venice holds out against the Aus'rians
and they continue to make the most Wig
orous resistance, although laboring under
treat Inconvenience in obtaining proper
nourishment.
Lord Palmerston sent dispatch to the
Sandman government. expressing wish
that Sardinia would not negotiate a peace
with Austria.
DEN MARK AND THE DUcHIEs.-The
signal Of victory has been gained by the
Danes over the IIolsteins, in North Zut-
land, and announced to the Minister of
Copenhagen in the following Geographic
dispatch from the commander Of the Dan
ish squadron:
1.-The Commandant at Fredonia de-
manded transport vessels for upwards of
eight hundred prisoners, Thirty of whom
are officers. 1t is expected they will ar
rive at Copenhagen tomorrow. The en-
envy is totally defeated. The enemy 5
battcring guns have been taken" 1t is
said the Danes have taken kolorn.
TIE HUNGARIAN WAR.
Oy-The Ilungarians continue to carry
on the unequal struggle, with the com
bned armies Of Austria and Russia, with
IutOInitaDlc energy ana courage.
Advices from Vienna of the 9TH, have
been received. The statements Of the
victory said to have been won by Ban
Jollachch were altogether unlounded.-
They are still in the back countries.
The Imperial troops on the right bank
Of the Danube, after leaving Raab. follow
ed the returning IIungarians, and ap
reared to have obtained some advantag,
nj Acts, where it is said, five huhdre,
Uunrarians were made prisoners. Tn
Austrian head quarters have been re
moved to Babylona, where the empero
was.
The Hungarians had returned to camp
The works of the head brigade have bee
thrown from the right bank Of the Danub
To Comorn, from which point Marracube
with twenty squadron Of horses, kept up
fire with fifty guns eight hours, cut the en-
emy's infantry remaining in entrench
mcnts. one field battery was ventured be
yond the protection OF the guns in the en-
campment. This move was taken ad
vantage of. and a regiment of Austria
Light Horse attacked and captured tn
battery, cutting the greater part Of tn
men at the guns. The battery consiste
of SIX six Founders and two twelve pound
ers.
The Russian corps having entere
Transylvania, succeeded. after an obst
nate resistance, in taking Tornase's pas
which was strongly fortified. The Ru:
slams forced their way through with bavt
nets, and entered Cronstadt on the 80,
Of June.
The trophies Of this day were eleve
cannon and standard of arms.
The Cossacks succeeded in capturin
LODI
handed ova to the Austrians.
Other accounts from TRANSPLANT
state that other Russian corps entered III
district after a sharp action with the llur
garians.
The Austrian garrison at Raab ha
been compelled to surrender the fortres:
A letter from Vienna states that tn
Hungarans had re-takcn Sygigeten an
opened the Diet on the lst.
Intelligence had been received by tn
Belgium Journal tina: on the lst and On
Dembeskie. with n corps of the Danub
and a reserved of veteran troops draw
from the army of operations acting in di
fcrent parts of Hungary. numbering so
600 men. attacked the Russian army
10000 men, commanded by Prince Pas
kewitch, in degles between Miscolan
and Otlen. The attack took place in tn
flank so as 10 drive the force commando
by the Prince Paskewitch in person in:
the marshes of the Theias. No detail
Of this battle have been received. but tn
IIungarians were seen marching mex
day with &c. ZOO men Ell route 10 reinforc
Georgey; and Dembcnskie. with $500
men was pursuing the remains Of The Rus
sian army under Prince Paskewtch.
kossuth issued proclamation on III
9th of June. at Breslau. calling upon tn
people TO rise in arms against the inva
ders. The campaign agains, the Austri
ans and Russians is called crusade I
excite the religious feelings of the people
Kossuih left Pesth on the Cd for Pzigi