Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-03
Foreign and Domestic News.
Photographed to the Picayune.
Hungary,


Hungary.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2l.-Comorn and potor
warden still hold on against the forces If tho
lmpcriaists. The former is commanded b.,
klapka, and the latter by Kiel. The Rnss;o1y
General Berg had a long interview with Kiel
on the I'D ult., which resulted in the Hunoa.
ran Generals repairing to Haynau, to arran1e
the terms for q equalization. The impreonab]e
position OF Comorn induces the gallant Klapka
to demand good conditions.
Letters from Vienna, dated the goth uIt
state that several Magyar chiefs had been exc.
cutcd, among whom was an Austrian ex-Min.
lster, VINO lad been recreant to his countrv.-
One hungarian General had been hunr, and
another shot. ko>suth's mother and his oh H.
dren, and the wives and children of snyaro,
Magyar chiefs had arrived, prisoners. at preS.
burg.
The greater portion ofthe Russian army ros
marching toward Gallicia, but Gen. Rudioor,s
corps is to remain at Neohila ~ The Hunrra-
rian corps of Perczel entered Orsova, but the
Turkish authorities refused to receive them, un-'
til they had laid down their arms. Georgey's
surrender was known at Comorn on the 18th
ult.. and a summons was sent to the garrison
bv the Imperialists, to follow his example, or to
offer terms Of capitulation. klapka and those
members of the the late Hungarian Diet were
conveyed to Pesth. This is contradictory,
since a preceding paragraph states that the gal
liant klapka still held out on the 23d ult.
A letter from Vienna states that the Emperor
of Austria had pardoned Georgey, who had
departed for Syria, where he intended to re-
side. The lmperialist forces entered Vienna
on the 27th ult.
Germany.
The German question seems about to be set
tied on basis of Cancellation between Austria
and Prussia. There is to be a Federal Govern
ment consisting Of a Directory, the members
of which are to meet alternately in Vienna and
Munich. They will labor for the united interest
of the whole of Germany. The President OF
the Directory will be chosen turn by turn, by
Austria and Prussia. The Austrian Govern
ment is endeavoring to persuade the Arch Duke
John to resign his office as Vicar of the Empire.
The Frankfort correspondence of the London
papers dated the Dist ult. announces that there
was little doubt that a Congress would assem-
BILE during the then ensuing week, for the pur-
pose of finally arr~anging.the German question.
The committee of the Chamber of Gutenberg
had unanimously rejected the proposition to re-
join the confederation proposed by Prussia, Sax
ony and Hanover.
|. France.
The French Government continues to refuse
passports to the German refugees who passing
through France on the way to America. Lucien
Murat has been appointed Minister at Madrid.
A reconciliation has been effected between
the two parties lately in discord in the French
Cabinet.
Italy-ROme.
Monsignor Javelli, the Pope's Minister ofthe
Interior, had arrived in Rome, where he had
been regularly installed in that office. The po-
lice department is entirely under the control of
the French authorities. The first decree issued
by Javelli was relative to the paper money and
other State liabilities issued by the Republican
Government, which the latter had put in circr-
lation, imposing fines and imprisonment on all
who refused to take them at their declared
value.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l4.-F1RE IN QUEBEc.-
A destructive fire occurred. yesterday (2lst)
inQuebec, the loss by which is estimated at
100000,
TROUBLES A M~oNTREAL.-The revolutionary
excitement in Montreal continues to increase.
BALTIMoTE, Sept. 25.-RoME.-The latest
intelligence by the Cambria announces that the
French Government had ordered Gen. Rostolan,
commanding the army of occupation at Rome,
to remove the Cardinals from all authority
They had previously threatened to abandon
their functions and to quit the Eternal CITY, if
they were interfered with by France. Pope
Plus X says that he will place himself under
the protection of the Austrian flag.
The MusoUIro K~NGDoM.-Iti is rumored that
a sharp correspondence is now progressing at
Washington between Secretary Clayton and
the British Minister, about the exclusive pre-
tensions of Great Britain, relative to the affairs
of the Mosquito Kingdom.