Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
The Latest Foreign Notwithstanding
Intelligence from Italy.

New YORK, June TO-
The latest intelligence from Rome states that the
Constituent Assembly having essentially rejected the
proposition of the French Ambassador had given au
thoriy TO the Trumvrate and that the Triuavirate,
under said authority, had proposed to the French PIE
nipcientary the following conditions
lst. The people shall again be called TO exercise
their sovereignty by means Of universal suffrage.
ID. The-Austrians and Spaniards shall all imme-
dately eyacuate the Territory and the Republic, as
universal suffrage would be a mockery under the
pressure of foreign
3d. The French shall move away from Rome.
The Republic, always generous and paternal, will
grant them for garrison place exempting them
from the fever, and where they shall meet reception
mutually due 10 each other. by Republican brethren.
They shall remain there friends. but pro-
tectors-for the Democracy Of Rome viii constitute
itself without foreign interference.
II was also understood that deputation had beer
sent to Gaeta with proposals 10 the Pope TO return tc
Rome, under very limited temporal rule, and with the
total exclusion of cardinals from all political power
In The mem time the French approach near to- ant
partly surround the city. The adjacent heights have
been taken possession Of by detachment of ihs
French army recently landed vita Vecchia. Gen
Oudlnnt seems determined to enter Rune at all haz
ards. but if possible, without tie effusion of blood
Ii is said that the service in which they en-
gagged s exceedingly disasteul to the French troops
and that assertions very numerous. II is ais,
should approach the French camp. collision would
most undoubtedly ensue. feeling of the mos
bitter jealousy prevails between the several armies
The Roman troops pursued briskly the flying Nea
pOliians.
THE HUNGARIAN WAR.
The alleged victory of the Hungarians over th
4 Russians, of which we had accounts by the las
steamer. is not confirmed It is said that the Rus
sian force employed against the Magyars reache
70000 men.
After bloody fight Baden, in which severa
hundred were killed, The city fell into the hands 0
the Hungarians on the morning of the Dist. Th
loss of the Hungarians estimated at $50 me
and 40 officers
II is said that the Mngyars have taken and utierl
defeated the Imperial troops in the neighborhood
Odenburgh.
The people of Vienna were in the greatest sus
pense in consequence of the non-appearance of tn
Russians in Hungary, and the question was cor
stanty being asked, I" What has become cf the Rus
s SLAMS ~
8 A sanguinarv battle had taken place between tn
9 Austrians and Magyars Raab in which the vic
8 tory claimed by both sides.
Dembenski had defeated the Russians on the col
fines of Galacia
Paruzel had addressed note to the Russian Go,
eminent, informing it of the Republic in Hungar,
8 and requiring token of friendly understanding.
s All the roads in Hungary described ben
covered with crowds of recruits, all Of whom wei
going to Debreesen for the purpose of being drille
s. armed and incorpora.el in the army. The excit
ment and enthusiasm is even intense than eve
3 that the certainty of the invasion by the Ru
4 slams was known.
3 1t appears, from Msgyurs list of military, tb
s there are now about $50, 900 men in the Geld, on
q sixth of whom Poles
{ The Hungarian Republic has been proclaimed
{ Koschaw.
3 accounts from Vienna announce officially that Il
fortress Of Buda was taken by assault on the 2lst
Is the Hungariens.