Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-20


/ Seven Days Later from Euron.
| The steamship Europa arrived a. Boso.
! Wedaesday, bringing English date, TO i,
/ of September. She brought l39 pa,sen.
among whom are Hon. Geo. Bancroft ana
tiIy and Hon. S. Cunard.
The English news is without inlcrs,, =,
Cholera was increasing in London, and d
ished in Liverpool.
The Fall Of Hungary is fully consrn.,
T Klapka a, Comorn seems 10 be the onIy :.
of the Magyar leaders who still hold, bis o..
against Imperial forces. Kossu,b, Benz :
Guyon have fed, DesoTy has been taken =.
onsr, while of the fate Of Dembin.ki, p, s,pt.
Yeuer and Aulich we. know .no,hins.
No ligh, is cas-, by this arrival upon II. l
I ives which induced Gorgey 10 surrender h
see no reason, however, (says The TrbuD. !
! fall ia with The cry of sreason which ha, N
raised against him. The fac, that be is Conn.,
ted 10 an Austrian prison does no. ipli..
thai he has made private conditions for h
self, though il does no. absolutely prove b,
nocence. II is undoubtedly true hs. hi, N,
ion .hroughou, The war has been very dig., 4
from ,ha, occupied by Kossuih and Psrc1eJ, !,
the men of the moieIadical party, and TIA,
has fought rather for the mslnienance Of N,
var Nationality than foi the esiablishnsOI
Universal Liberty. His view has ever b.
confirmed TO comparatively narrow palrior,
and his action has been in great part INN ]
by personal ambition, while fls gres, Ko,,,
has labored from broader purposes and for
ger ends.
The future Of Hungary is wrapped in ,|
found mystery. We can easily conceive Vi
il would have been had the shaping Of ber n
unies been committed TO The geniu, and vi
dom Of Kos,uth bu, under Austrian aad P,|
sian rule il is impossible 10 conceive VI
measure of mercilcss vengeance will be pcyl
ou, upon her people. II will, hOws,sr,
long, very long. before The memory u b
great struggle dies on, among The chIIdr,a
Tho Msgyars--!opger ye. before they have
gotten 10 hate lbe lyranis whose horde, is|
subdued their country.
FRAscE-The chief item Of Interest nd
France is ahe report ,ha, Louis NapOIsen
going TO marry the daughter Of The King
Sweden. AS that gentleman has only 4
daughter, the intended bride must Be Nj
Charlotte Eugenia Augusta Amelia AIOerI
the grsndchild of Bernadoue, the French n
der. The young lady was born on the :.
of April, 1880, and is accordingly l9 yean
age As we have no doubt she is an anna
and charming young woman, we could vi
her better husband than such rake as reR
assigns her.
The Red Republican party are holding i.
councils al Geneva, and II Is asserted thar
dru Rollin has passed through Germany OG
road TO join them in their deliberations.
The Russian Minister in Paris, in forT
note has given an assurance 10 the Ffsa
Government that the Emperor has not thou!
Of territorial aggrandsemen', bu, that be :
recall his armies as soon as ne HungHIa
have laid down their arms.
/ Times AT RoaE.- -Monsignor SayeII
decidedly assumed The reins of power g
Oudino, having been recalled by The Fra
Government. He was 10 have left Rome 7
/ 10000 men on The 22d, transmitting The I'd
command to Rostolan, who, although eqa
fond of despo.ism, is said 10 be less prleaId
den than the magnanimous conquerOr Of
Eternal City: a aH
Though no direc, hostility exists bslE1
the French Diplomatists and Plus TX nsl1
are very far from being arranged Tue Pd1
positively refuses TO recognize, as bis sOts1
all Who have borne arms sgains. him. Oh 4
other hand, the French have Recognized
who were willing TO continue ia the arni1
Out of ten Delegates Of the Provinces, Ihs'
only one ecclesiasIic. Everything conI'1
10 an unsettled stale, with, il is said, lIle p
pee. Of improvement.
! VENIcE CAPITULArED.-The Milan Gar
j of the Gath announces the important fact o.
capitulalion Of Venice which took place On
22d The Terms agreed upon were unt'1
,ional and founded strictly upon the PrOci7
zion or Field Marshall Count RadeIshy l'H
by him on The l4lh. The siege IhoOgh, dH1
ils continuance, formidable 10 the Vsn'a'1
was also 80 10 The besiegers. The Au't'
officers make ou, that their loss from Cn'1
and fever amounts 20 10000 men.