Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15

pate his doom. The Count did not sic.
coed in the suicide, but his throat was so
much injured by the wound he had in(c,-
ed, that he prevented his murderers from
strangling him by the cord. He fell pierced
to the heart by the bullets of the Austrian
soldlery, his last words being" my coun-
try foreyerp' Some ladies of the highest
class endeavored to dip their handkerchiefs
IN the blood of the fallen patriot, but were
prevented by Austrian bayonets.
letter from Vienna says, the necessi-
ties OF the State require that new taxes
should be levied, and those already existing
increased. Thus the imposts on the soil,
buildings, trades and professions, will be
considerably augmented, and an income tax
introduced
letter from Semlin, dated Oct. 10, SAYS
that the Austrian General Hurab had ar
rived at Widen, from which the dates
reached to the 9th, with letter from Gen.
flaynau to the Pacha, by which the Hunga-
rian refugees, from the sergeants downward,
are amnestied. In consequence of which,
the greater part of them returned to Hun
gary. Gen. Hurlab them proceeded to Con-
stantnople.
Several hundred officers of those furnish
ed with passports from Comorn had passed
through Berlin OH their way to the West
Some of them are going to America
Klapka is said to have been among these
refugees, and to have embraced the resolu-
ton of crossing the Atlantic with three
hundred others.
According to Lloyd's, Hungary is to be
divided henceforth into ten districts, each
district to have its own provincial govern
ment. The deputies are to be chosen by
majority of 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 let
ter received from the ecclesiastic, complains
of the number of traitors still tolerated in
the eternal city. The point was referred to
His Holiness, who disapproved of his Car
dinal's conduct, and threw him overheard.
Garibaldi has left the Island of Santa
Madalana for Gibraltar, whence he will sail
for london, and ultimately, it is said, to
! America
lhELAND.
The anti-rent conspiracy in Ireland is
extending through all parts Of that ill-fated
land, and the local journals are filed with
accounts 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 to defraud landlords of their rents,
to such an extent as would seem calculated
to consummate the ruin of the country.
The fearful effects of the potatoe blight,
of the fever the cholera, and the other dis
eases by which Ireland has been desolated,
seem likely to be far exceeded by the ca
lamitous results Of the moral pestilence that
is spreading rapidly throughout the land
A conflict, attended with fatal results,
took place on the 18th ult., at Killaugby, in
Kings County, in which three policeman
were killed or MORALLY wounded, and sew
eral others were seriously injured. Several
vollies were subsequently fired into the bar
racks, whittier the survivors of the constab-
ulary had been compelled to retreat, and
the corn was carried off in triumph by the
peasantry.
The excitement growing out Of the dis
missal of Lord Roden from the magstracy
seems likely to lead to very serious results.
Orangemen and Repealers are once more
glazing at each other with the malice of
liends. The Orangemen of the North are
preparing for grand field day on the 9TH
Nov, 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. There is no abate-
ment in the spirit of the Repealers at Con-
Citation Hall, and the rent is on the in
crease.