Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-01
T O r Z ! G n n L " s
BY THE STEAMER CANADA.

point with hugh demonstrations Of rcsnec1
The cholera is increasing III London AMI
producing fearful ravages.
The Danish Minister of Marine T..
given official notice that the blorkada r.
the Eibc would be raised on The llb 4.
gust.
The treaty Of peace between Sar3in;,
and Austria having been finally conc!udes
impaired additional strength to the Frepc,
Funds at London.
FRANcE.-The French Minister Of T,
nance in a statement Ia the Assembr
says that the deficit in the Treasury On
the lsl Of January next will be five hnn.
dred and fifty millions of(rancs. 1t fur.
ther estimated that the deficit al the epl
Of next year will be about three hundred
and twenty millions francs.
President Napoleon Bonaparte denies
any desire upon his part TO change the
present government
The French Journals insist that the re-
cent visit of Louis Napoleon TO toe IVES.
tern Provinces was total failure. Ros.
toIan is TO be the commander in chiefot
the army of Italy in place of General On,
dnot, whose recall is said TO be ir consc
quence of his inability TO work in harmo,
NOUS cooperation with the Pope, who has
always regarded him with some degree ai
suspicion. Rumors Of change Of minis.
try are very current to-day.
The Pope's Commissioners have arriy.
Il -, ID 800 III tho w ho 10 rr,y
even those soldiers who had been faithful
to the Pope. A report was prevalen: that
Garabaldi had attacked and beaten a large
Austrian force, and that his army has been
augmented by re.inforcements of Hungari.
ans who volunteered theI: services.
Venice still holds out manfulIY against
the enemy. 1t is said that three Amer,
can vessels had arrived with provisions IN
aid of the besieged city.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-Our latest
news from Vienna is 10 August 4th.--
Wha. news there ia is favorable 10 the
Hungari-ns. Up 10 the latest dispatches
from Haynau's headquarters, Szgedin had
not been taken. The qualification given
Of The news of its occupation is thus justi-
fed, and every thing indicates that an
obstinate stand will be made there
The Asstrians were advancing on it by
three columns, from Felegyhaza, Halas
and Theresiopol.
The great number of erroneous and con-
ficting private accounts from the seat Of
war which are published by the Wiener
Zeitung, in n semi-oflicial form, while no
formal bulletins are any longer ISSUED,
produce the greatest confusion. Thus, It
has been several times announced IN the
official journal that Szegedin has been
taken; while the contradictory dates as
signed to this important event prove that
il is a mere rumor. AL that is positively
known is that Haynau, on the lst lDstr
was still at Felesyhaza, where he says
he was obliged TO remain, to give days
rest to the third corps which had taken
Theresiopol on the 31st ult., while the
Magyars retreated from the latter place 10
Szegedin.
On the ID inst. the advanced guard oi
Haynau was al kis- -Telek, half way from
Felegyhaza TO Szegedin. Meanwhile, i.
is certain that already some sharp reSs'
tance on the part of the Magyars had BE-
gun to make itself felt on his left flank, IN
consequence of which he was Obliged %
de,ach brigade against Czongrad. The
position of Szegedin on the Thesis, at il
confluence with the Mayos. covering the
Baska and Banat, as well as Guyons or
erations in the south against Syrmia, rem
ders it place of great importance, and no
doubt it will be obstinately defended, as
great pains have been latterly taken 10
fortify it strongly.
1t is stated that Paskiewitch is advan-
eing by forced marches, through Debrec'
Yin on Grosswardien.
A Russian courier reached Pesth from
Vienna on the lst, bearing dispatches
from General Psskiewi,ch. When he got
to Pesth there was no one who could tel
him where the Russian general was. lhe
courier went on al a venture 10 Mlskoez'
The battle of Miskolez is given out by ins
Hungarian party as a great victory
Lfoyd'S Pesth correspondent reports thai
it lasted three whole days. The same
authority says that holly disputed battle
took place between Felegyhaza and his
TeIek. A third engagement is mentioned
between The troops of Dembnskl aaa
Schllck. The heat Is intolerable at Pe;ta
and the troops Of Haynau had suffered
greatly in their march through the marsa'
waste between the Thesis and the DanuJs'
The water springs on the way were al
turbid and foul /; the soldiers used yinegli
to mix with the muddy drink.
Official adyices, published in Vienna'
announce that the Seekers have made N
irruption from Pennsylvania into Mod,'
via. They traversed the Oytos pass, via
a force Of 5000 infantry. 1000 cavalry
and five field pieces. The Russian gene''
al Ustragoff withdrew, as he had bat e"
cavalry, and only two battallions. Gen
Moller, in Jassy, has concentrated h's aI''
posable forces, and, at the head OF four Oa''