Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
FOREIGN NEWS
STEINER FURoRA.

q aA0 ally G4lNCSis LaC RNoNC 0AcCa1~
has appeared but in a very limited number Of places in
Ireland, and at present gives no alarm, whilst the
weather both in England and Ireland is all that
could be desired.
IRELAND.
Intense Suffering and Misery.
The Irish papers contain most distressing accounts
Of the intense suffering and misery that prevails in
many parts Of that Inflated country, particularly in
the Southwestern districts. The warehouses are filed
TO repletion and, thousands of persons appear actually
without the means to keep life and soul together until
the crops are available, which fortunately will, from
present appearances, be very early. The distress in
the meantime will be severe, almost beyond example.
On Monday, Messrs. O'Brien. Meagher, McManus
and O'Donahue were embarked on board the war
schooner Swift, which Immediately sailed for Van
Dieman's Land. Previous to the departure Of the
prisoners, they prepared and placed in the hands of
a mutual friend an address to their countrymen. of
which the London Times says:-"It must be admitted
that Its tone is unobjectionable-nay, even more
moderate than could be expected, of men, the whole
tenor of whose previous conduct favored the SUPPOSE
ton that they were acting not as free agents, bat as
the victims of some unknown species Of downright
%lunacy."
FRANCE.
Result of the Elections.
The elections to I'll 81 vacancies are going forward
quietly. and the result, as far as ascertained, are in
favor of the moderate candidates. In Paris, the Minis
is erial candidates were all returned. In inc provinces,
Lamartine and a few Socialists have secured their
elections.
ITALY.
Constitution of the Repubic-Honoring the Brave.
The Assembly in its last sitting unanimously voted
the Constitution of the Republic, and ordered il TO be
deposited in the Capital as the expression of the
unanimous wish Of the Roman people.
The Constitution is, by a vote of the Assembly, to
be engraved on marble and placed in the Capitol.
They also ordered funeral service 10 be celebrated
in St. Stephens for those who had fallen in defence
of the Republic.
The Entrance of the French into Rome.
Tim entrance of the French troops en- maSSe into
Rome did not take place till z O'Clock of the evening
of the Sd.
A proclamation from the National Assembly an
nounced the arrival of the French, and recommended
absiinance from all vengeance as useless and unwor-
thy the dignity of Roman citizens.
Gen. Oudinot and his Staff were so disguised as not
to be recognized by the National Guards. AS he pass
ed the Corps fGdrde, they kid not rise and give the
salute due his rank.
The barbados had to be pulled down by the French
soldiers themselves, in the absolute dearth of Roman
laborers.
Escape of Garibaldi With 10000 Troops-The French
an Pursuit.
Garibaldi succeeded in escaping from Rome with
1O.OO0 men. He was loudly applauded as be passed
through the city. He had been in the direction of
Serrsima. 1t is probable he would fall in with some
detached force fthe Neapolitans or Spaniards to whom
he might give trouble. His intention, it is said, is to
invade the Kingdom of Naples.
The first division of the French expeditionary army
set out in pursuit of him on the 4th.
Venice still Uncon9uered.
Venice still holds out against the Austrians, and
continues to make a vigorous resistance.
Within Venice provisions are very scarce. No
thing but black bread, half baked is to be got. Meat
and wine have become Injuries. Still the calm de-
termination to resist reigns among the Venetians.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
Decisive Victory Gained by the Danes oTer the
Holsteins.
A signal victory has been gained by the Danes over
the Holsteins, in North Jutland, which is announced
to the Minister at Copenhagen in the following tele-
graph despatch. from the commander Of the Danish
souadron:-sThe commandant at Fredonia has de-
manded transport vessels for upwards ofSOO prisoners,
80 of whom were officers.
The enemy is totally defeated, and our victorious
army is pursuing them.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
Rumors, Movements of the Forces, Incidents, dc.
The Hungarians continue to carry on the unequal
struggle with indomitable energy and courage.
Advices from Vienna Of the 7h have been received.
The statement of the victory won by Ban ;elacbich
prove to be altogether unfounded. The Ban is still
in the back countries, and though he has had an en-
gagement with the Magyars, the affair seems to have
been of little Importance.
The imperial troops on the right bank of the Danube,
after leaving Raab, followed the returning Hunga-
rians, and appear to have obtained some advantage at
Acs, where it is said, 500 Hungarians were made
prisoners,
The Austrian Head Quarters were then removed to
Babylona, where the Emperor was.
Hungarians Defeated 5y the Austrians-DreadfM
Confict-Eigh Hours Battle.
The Hungarians appear to have retired to an en-
trenchment, camp and works, at the head of . bridge
thrown from the right bank ofthe Danube to Comorn,
from which point they maneuvered with 20 ~squadrons
of horse. and kept up a fire with so guns for eight
hours, but their infantry remained in their entrench-
ments. Ono field battery ventured beyond the pro-
lection of the guns in the entrenchment, and a regt
ment of Austrian light horse attacked and captured
the battery, after cutting down the greater part of the
men at their guns. The battery consisted of sx
Founders and two twelves.
Opening Of the Diet.
A letter from Vienna, in the Independence Of Brus-
sells, states that the Hungarians have retaken Syige-
tin, and that the Diet was to be open on the LIST.
Great Battle betreen the Hungarians dndte Russians
-Hungarians Victorious.
Intelligence had been received by the Nation. a
and % of July, Dembinski, with his own corps d'armee.
and oil the reserve of the veteran troops drawn from
army Of operations Cow netting in different parts CT
Hungary, amounting altogether TO SO,OOO men, at
tackled the Russian army, consisting of llO,OOO men,
icommanded by Prince Paskewitch, in the defles be-
tween Mistolez and Oilan.
The attack took place in the flank, so as to drive
the corps commanded by the Prince in person, into
the marshes of the Thesis.
We have not received any details of this impor-
tant battle, but the success seems TO have been so
complete, that the same Hungarian reserve of vete-
rams, to the number Of 10000 men, marched the next
day by Waaten for Comorn to reinforce the army of
Georgey, who, from the 4th of July, has been able TO
resume the offensive against the Austrian armies
Dembinski, with S., 900 men was in pursuit of the
remains of the army ofPaskewiteh. and it is probable