Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-26
FOREIGN TNTGLLIoENCE.
THE NEWS rsy THE EUROPA
Trans .niited for the Baltimore American.
AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

ACSl itA AMI llALI.
The most important intelligence is from laly AT tie
sailing Of ih- Magma il VIII be remembered that var
was impending in the north Of Italy, and it anlcpa
ted that either the Au>trans PedmonIess wouli
immediately the lIcno bound,ry. In brief for-
night Charles Alber as fought and been Conquered and
ahdc led KIM and has taken refuge in either
Madrid ~ Lisbon
The Aus ans crossed the Ticino simultaneously with
the Pdnonlse. who rapidly fell back and three sncc4s-
ceSsive battles enSurd. Ia tie latter on the plains If
Nersei the Ausirians completely victorious. Tho
last battle tie Goth u the main budy Of he Aus
trans sme so 600 strong, encountered Charles Albert
near Moraro. The Piedmontese appeared IL have beea
OF more than equal force.
The battle was fought y it'll terrible obstnacy, and al
though we hear from many quarters that The Italians
slrunk from the contest, ii is said that Charles Albert
behaved with the most distinguished bravery, bul finding
the day going against him. he seems to have sought
every opportunity 10 meet his death in the battlefield
and whatever may be the verdict Of history 10 his pls,
con inc tain is that nothing has advanced his public
life 81 much as this last
The general impression is, or was at last ac-
counts, hat the Pope would again ia permitted retur
to Rome.
The il Hungary continues 10 targe with unaba-
ted violence
The King f Prussia is said to have been elected En-
per,r Of Germany.
Al the last accounts France was qnet, and the rev
government daily gaining strength ana crufJence
War in Denmark seems nevltaJle and extensive pre-
para'ion, making :, that end.
ne accounts from india are mt Lord Cough having
hreru aju,c'oh WIZ ue"' ~ h1u orrn enabled =
"u' III '"Ns coi!e'ey' iHt'' i'ai u'iea' 'ooA pace
ENGLAND
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neeh u'aar y M Navigation PIT ne revenue returns
r thr financial years ana quarter ending on me D s.
snow coLi"u uS 'ho"sh ~ very great Improvements
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the branches n the Ordinary revenue there i dtcfeas'
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Inc oh1r To embrace me colonial ana coasng trade, and
t1 niihe lle ol14dh VIII le'1i couhNfs ui"iai
unon thelI granting equivalent advantages great Bit
tain.
MI Lab1urhre under me Plea That me dlcnlIes re-
speeding carrying dHly-pald looacco sc cas-"se f'r
instance. would b. found lnSnpeabe in practice, las
Withdrawn The whole u the clauses having reference u
he coasnr ira Q, and the bill stands IN much The
position did last year. respects its actual provi-
sious, but with reduced maj riy in lis fayor IL the
House of Commons the bill through the committee
previous t. the adjournment and the third reading was
fixed FL an ca nv day after tie Easter recess
! The C.N.p. iRoUBIEs-'The struggles in Canada
resncctn the propased indemnify for REBEL on losses ha,
heen INCIDENTALLY alluded +, in Parliament. and all par
lies connected with The nth American Provinces sem