Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-28
Latest Foreign News.

The Steamer Europa arrived at Halifax on +
Tuesday afternoon from Liverpool, whence she i
sailed on the lth inst.
The crops throughout England ard ireland .
were very promising.
IEELANp-The Irish papers contain most dis .
treSsinE accounts Of the intense suHcrlngs Of the
people particularly in the southwestern districts.
The worl. houses are filed 10 repiction, and I
thousands of persons appear actually destitute +
of means to keep soul and body together.
O'Brien, Meaghcr, McNlauus and Donohue
have sailed for Van Dieman's Land.
Tie difficulties which continue TO bcset the /
French government, particularly in regard to I
the Italian question, occasion the funds greatly
TO iluctuate at every turn Of fortune.
The Monileur contains a despatch from Gen. .
Oudiuot, which gives an elaborate description Of
the final assault made upon Rome On the Goth
June The Romans fought desperately, lcav-
ing 400 dead and l2J prisoners with the French,
including ~ officers Of all ranks, none Of whom
are described rs foreigners The French admit
only the loss of nine Killed and 10 wounded.
BoNE.-The Assembly in lis last sitting unan-
imousy voted the Constitution Of lhc Republic,
aud ordered it 10 be deposited IN the Capitol as
the expression Of The unanimous wish OF the lio-
man Teople. The Constitution IS, 10y vote Of
the Assembly, To be engraved on marble. They
also ordered funeral services 70 be celebrated
in St Stephen church for those who have lai-
len in defence OF the Republic.
The entrance Of the French troops cn u3Gsse
into Rome d.d not take place until tie Tth inst.
On the Sd proclamation issued by the
National Assembly recomrIcnding0n abstinence
from all attempts a. vengeance as being useless
and unworthy tue dignity OF Roman citizens.
Venice still holds Cat against the Austria1s,
aal continues 10 make I vigorous resistance.
DENNARE AND THE ID cHEs--The Danes
have gained great victory over tie HJiSteiuers
tl North JutIa@a.
AUsrEl, AxD HUEGARY.-The Hungariaas
continue TO carry on the unequal struggle Will
aGomitJ5le energy. AdY!ces from Vienna 20
the 7.h state that the reported victory Of the
Ban JelIachch, at =. Thomas, proved 10 be
altogether uflundel. The Ban Is still in the
back country aud has had but one unimPortaut
engagement with the Ala-yars.
The Imperial troops, on the right bank Of the
Danube, after leaving the Raa5, followed the
retrcatn, Hangariaus, and appeared 10 have
/ obtained some advantage al Acs, where, II IS
said, 500 IIungariaus were captured he Aus
trian headquarters were t4cn removed 10 Bar
+ b2lona where the Emperor was. The HunSa
rjaas appeared TO have retired TO an entFencA-
: ed camp. Works were thrown up 4roin the
right bank Of the Danube 10 Ccm0Tn, from
which point i!.e HungaT.ags man1uFred with
~ suuadrous Of horse and kept up Lrer with
fyrv guns. for eight hours: bat their infantry
/ remained IN their entertainments. ono hei-
+ t.-ssl4, ,vatt4.-5 eoya,.a the proacctiCu Cl the
-
horse, not however, until the greater number
Of the men were cut down al the guns. The
Russian cogFs, having entered TraHsylyania,
! has succeeded, after 40 obstinate resistance, IN
taking T0rgases Pass, which was strongly fJrtI-
fed The russian troops forced their way
through with the bayyuet, and entered CroR-
stadt the same day. the 2Dth Of June. Eleven
/ caunons and standards were the trophies OF the
day.
/ The Cossacks succeeded in capturing Gen.
Kip. no was wounded and had been handed
over to the Austrials. Other acc0unts state that
tie Russlauss have entered Eesuric.
The Hangariaas have captured Raab, after .
+ sharp resistance from the Austrians.
4 letter from Vienna, n 4 Brussels paper,
states that tie UU1Zarians have retahcn SZige-
Tin and that the Diet was 10 be opened on the lst
! Intelligence had been received by Belgian
journal To the effect that on the 1st and % Of
July Dembinski, with his own corps and ali the
/ reserve Of tie kGnitian troops drawn from the
army Cf operations, now acting IN different parts
Of Hungary, amounting to $4,000 men, attacked
the Russian army, consisting Of 10000, com
mandgd by Prince taskewitch, IN the dehlCs be-
tween Niskolez and Oilan.
The attack took place IN flank, so as 10 drive
the corps, commanded by the Prince IL person.
into the marshes Of the Thciss. We have not
vet been able TO receive the details of this IN
pcrlaut battle, but the success seems TO have
been SO complete that the same Hungarians
reserve numbering 10000 men. marched the
next day for C0m0rn. to reinforce the army Of
Gcorgy, who since the ith Of July, has been
able 10 resume the offensive against the Aus
TRAN armies.
Dembinski, with 5000 men, was in pur-
snit Of the army Of PaskieWtch, and it Is prob
able that as soon as the news OF Dembnskis
victory becomes known the war!lke popuIa- +
tlon OF the dcaes, IN which the Russian Prince
has entang!ed himself will Use en- 1nasse to
cut OF hls retreat.
kossuth issued on the 2Gth alt at Buda and .
Peath proclamation calling upon the people /
IN the most emphatic language, 10 rise N arms /
against the invaders. The cam paign against .
the Austro-RussIan army Is called a crusade, /
rs it Is intended 10 WORK on the religious feel (
Ings of the people, and It's style Is said to be I
most eloquent and impassoned. kossuih left .
Fcsn on the I'd, for Szcigsclln.
BADEN-Sads;adt was o5nbarded on the 18th .
uit, bat by last accounts held out. and the gar +
rson tad hoIsted tie black flag, IN token that .
they would rather die than surrender.