Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

which forever will make She Austrian name
synonymous, with cruelty treachery and dis
honor. I'd fender the last hour Of this brave |
and accomplished nobleman as bitter as pos |
sible, he was sentenced to malefactor's in |
stead Of soldiers death.
To avoid the agony Of halter the wife OF
the patriot had a dagger conveyed to him IN
his linen, with which to anticipate his DOOM !
The Count did not succeed in the suicide,
but his throat was so much injured by the
wound he had inflicted, that he prevented
his murderers from strangling him with the
cord. He fell, pierced 10 the heart by the
bullets Of Austrian soldiers his last words be-
ing "My country fofevefI" Some ladies' OF
The highest class endeavored to dip their
hands with the blood of the fallen patriot,
but were prevented by the Austrian bayo-
nets. 'es aN oif Ha1o "ou .3'
A letter from Vienna says the necessities
of the State require that new taxes should be
levied, and those already existing increased
Thus the impost on the soil, buildings, trades
and professions, will be considerably aug
mented, and an income tax introduced. Ig
A letter from Remnin, dated October 10,
says that the Austrian General, Kuriab, had
arrived al Widden, from which the dates
reached TO the 9th inst, with letter from
General Haynau to the Pacha, by which the
Hungarian refugees, from the sergeants down.
wards, are pardoned in consequence OF
| which the greater part of them returned to
| Hungary. Gen. Kuriab then proceeded to
Constantinople. Several hundred officers OF
those furnished with passports from Comorn,
have passed through Berlin, on their way to
the West. Some of them are going TO
America Klapka is said to have been
among those refugees, and TO have embraced
the resolution of crossing the Atlantic with
800 others.
According to Lloyd's, Hungary is to be di-
vided henceforth into tea districts, each TO
have its own Provincial Governor, yet the
Deputies are TO be chosen by majority OF
the votes OF the population.
ROME.
Accounts from Rome are The reverse of
satisfactory. The return OF the Pope is still
talked about, but when it may take place is
still the subject of conjecture. There has
been misunderstanding between one OF the
Cardinals and nj. de Corcelles, and the
Frenchman being offended at a letter re-
ceived from the Ecclesiastic, complains OF
1.-The number of traitors still tolerated in the
Eternal City The point was referred TO His
Holiness, who disapproved of the Cardinals
conduct and threw him overheard
Garibaldi has left the island of Santa Ma
dilina for Gibraltar, where he will sail Tor
London, ultimately, it is said, TO America.
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| A large and highly respectable meeting,
presided over by the Lord Mayor, took place
at the Egyptian Hall, London, on the 17'h
ult., relative to the proposed exhibition OF
industry of all nations in that city, during the
ensuing year. The best feeling was evinced
towards the plan of the projectors, and it was
proposed to raise by subscription the sum OF
eco, 900 to distribute in premiums. All ma
tions are invited, without distinction or pre-
ference, and the promoters of the design feel
no misgiving of the probability of raising
100000 or more for The general expenses OF
the exhibition,
The anti-rent conspiracy in Ireland is en-
tending throughout all parts of that ill-fated
land. The local journals are filled with ac-
counts of the abduction of crops. There can
be no doubt that in the southern and in parts
of the northern provinces, there is general
determination on the part of the Peasantry 10
defraud landlords of their rents 10 such an
extent as would seem calculated TO consum-
mate the run of the country. ..r
The fearful effects of the potato blight, of
the fever, the cholera, and the other diseases
by which Ireland has been desoated, SEEM
ed likely to be far exceeded by the calami.
tous results of the moral pestilence that is
spreading rapidly throughout the land.
| A conflict, attended with fatal results, took
place on The 18th, at Kitterby, in Kings
county, in which three policeman were killed,
or MORALLY wounded and several others were
seriously injured Several voleys were sub
sequently fred into the barrack whittier the
constabulary had been compelled to retreat,
and the corn was carried off in triumph by
The peasantry
The excitement growing ont Of the disnis-
sal of Rord Roden from the magistracy seems
likely 10 lead TO very serious results; Orange
men and Repealers are once more glaring at
each other with the malice Of fends; the
Orangemen of the North are preparing for a
grand field day on the 5lh of November, the
anniversary of the Gunpowder plot, which,
if not prevented by the strong arm of the
law, can hardly fail to end in the shedding
of blood. A-- 1'Al 'De
There is no abatement in the spirit Of the
Repealers at Cancellation Hall, and the rent
is on the increase
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