Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-19
Foreign and Domestic News,
Photographed to the Picayune.

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the French garrison. Moreover, a despatch has
been sent by the French Cabinetto Plus the Tx.
IN which it is insisted that the reforms Indicated
by France must be adopted: orthat she will in
troduce them herself by force if necessary, re-
gardless OF the interference ofany other power:
the honor OF the French nation demands the
adoption OF these reforms and the Ministry will
cause them to be enforced by the army Of
occupation.
BALTIMORE, Sept 9.-IIUNCARy.-The very
latest news by the Niagara states that the Paris
papers announce that the surrender of Georgev
was the result of negotiations, and that honora-
bic terms were obtained by the Magyars. These
prints assign to Great Britain the credit of hav-
ing opened these negotiations, which she did from
a desire to terminate the unequal contest and
to prevent Russia from making any further en-
croachments on the Hungarian territory. The
latest adyices say that PaskieWitch and EIaynau
are quarrclling, and that the latter objected to
the conditions of the surrender. Russia, how
ever, declares she will not allow Austria to in
tertere in the matter.
Secretary Clayton says that the Hungarian
news is altogether false or else greatly eXag-
gcrlted.
IRELASp.-The crops in ireland Were of the
most satisfactory character.
Queen Victoria is about to grant a pardon to
all the Irish patriots.
RoME.-The Pope has created Gen. Oudinot
a Duke with a pension Of 5000 crowns a year.
The SECRET EXPEDITIoN.-Gcn Taylor,
when passing through New York Friday (7th)
directed the seizure of the steamers sup
posed to be destined for Cuba; he ordered all
the men who We're on board to be set at liberty.
He declared that his sole object was to preserve
the neutrality Of the country. The steamers are
anchored under the guns of the u. 5. ship
North Carolina. They have a large quantity
of ammunition on board.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12. 5P. Mfr. Bancroft,
late Minister at London, with his family, arrived
from Liverpool on the steamer Europa.
DEATH OF 4 MEMBER OF CoNGREss-Mr.
J. D. Cummings, member of Congress from
Ohio, lately died from an attack of the cholera.
THE PREsIDENr.-Gen. Taylpr's health has
much improved since his return to Washington.
FRANcE.-All was tranquil in France. 1t is
stated in Paris that the report OF an intended
marriage between the President ofthe Republic
and a daughter of the King of Sweden is well
founded. NJ. Persigny, a personal friend of Louis
Napoleon, was about to repair to Stockholm to
settle the necessary preliminaries.
The Russian Minister at Paris has made an
official communication to the French Govern
ment that the Gar never contemplated terri
torial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and that he will recall
his troops as soon as the Hungarians have laid
Down their arms.
CAP1TULATIoN OF VENICE.-The Milan Ga
zette of the oath ult. announces the capitulation
of Venice, which took place Oh the 22d. The
terms of the surrender were based ON Kadet-
zki's proclamation.
RoME.-Gen.~ Oudinot having been recalled
from Rome, Monsignor Jayilla has assumed
the reins of government. There is no doubt
that a hostile feeling exists between the French
diplomatis+s and Pope Plus. The latter posi-
lively refuses to recognise as his officers any who
may have borne arms against him. On the 9TH
er hand, the French Government has recognised
all among the Roman troops who are willing to
remain in the service. Everything is unsettled
in the Eternal City, with little prospect of i'm
provement.
in London and Liverpool. There were 1905
deaths from cholera in one week in London..@
MAINE ELEcT1oNs.-The elections in Maine
have gone as usual, with the exception of a
Wing gain in the Legislature.
Observation-Disclosures is Il Wing gain in
Palfrey's District, in Massachusetts.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l3.-HUNGARY.-The Ia
test news by the Europa announces that the
city of Comorn had capitulated, and that the
Austrian Minister of War had entered that
fortress. The line of the Waag has been COM
l~4l r..,,+oJI ~ Al, HIM, Koscuth |
it is positively asserted, was on his way to Eng
land with the Crown jewels of IIungary in his
possession.
FROM THE PLA1Ns.-Adviccs from Santa Fe
state that Col. Washington is surrounded by
$4,000 hostile Indians, and is in a most critical
position.
Can't. Judners has had a battle with the Apa-
ches. leaving thirty of them dead on the field.
Major Cheyallie also had a fight with a large
body of Camanches on the 18th OF July, in
which forty of them We're killed and two hum
dred made prisoners.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l4.-The Grand Duke Mi
chael of Austria is dead.
RoME.-The Pope and the French are still
wrangling. A good feeling exists between the
French troops at Rome and the inhabitants of
the Eternal City. 1t was supposed that the
Pope would make Bologna, and not Rome, his
residence.
THREATENED RESURRECTION IN CUBA.-Des-
patches have been received at Washington from
Havana, relative to the accounts of a threaten
ed insurrection in the island. A soldier shout
ed sViva la Republica! Viva ell Gen. Lopez
when an officer advanced to cut him down.
The officer was Immediately shot though the
head by another soldier. The U. S. Consul
writes for a vessel to be sent to Havana for the
protection of American commerce. The U. s.
sloop-of-war Germantown had already been Or
dered thither. u -