Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Rome,


news had been received in Paris of the
entry Of the French army into Rome.
Oudinot would no, make 4 general al.
tack before the 18th or the 18th, when
the news of the failure of the conspir a.
cy Of the 18th in France would reach
Naples and probably induce the Trium.
vira,e to capitulats.
The London Globe Of the 22d says:
ut is generally believed that the tele.
graph will announce, tomorrow, the
Of Rome" The Gazette
of Lyons of,he 2o,h ul,., says "that
Geographic despatch from Marseilles
was received, as they were going to
press, announcing the entry Of the
French into Rome"
France.
The attempted instruction in Paris
has been followed by more formidable
resistance to the laws, At Lyons. a
serious engagement took place in the
streets, between the troops and mob,
in the course of which q considerable
number Of lives were lost on both sides.
Barbados were thrown up, which
we're not taken until battered down by
cannon. The fighting commenced on
the morning of the 18th ult., and con.
tinued till late at night.
A telegraph despatch, dated Lyons,
l6th ult- r. n. announces that the insur.
gents had been completely routed, the
streets cleared and, and the city rssto.
red to tranquility. There are upwards
Of $4,000 troops in and around Lyons,
and there are no approximations of fur
Their disturbances. Great exci,smen,
existed in different parts Of the coun.
try. and it 10 evident that the conspira.
cy of Paris extended to every town 10
France. An attempt was made to ere
ate disturbance a, MarseiIIes, which
totally failed. One regiment at caval-
ry put all to route without striking a
blow.
Ministerial changes are about to take
place. TIE Fauvre and friends are
about 10 retire.
1t is reported that the Able Paloothc
private Secretary TO Cardinal Antoille
had arrived at Paris from Gae,a, anG
that he is bearer Of important despatch
es for the French Government, besides
an autograph letter from the Pope &c
Louis Napoleon, expressing his regre
at the bombardment Of Rome.
Up to the latest moment all was tran
quill. Lsdru Rollin has not as ys. beer
arrested. Cholera has decreased ir
Paris.
Hungary.
The news from Hungary is contra
dictory. Some accounts give the ad
vantage to the Aus,rians in the South
Two actions happened, both termina
ting to the advantage Of the imperialis,s
The Hungarian General. Perezel, from
the fortress Of Peter Warden, attacked
some Austrian entertainments, but wa
ultimately repulsed. though the Aus,ri
ans admit they suffered severely. An
other battle was fought by Baron Jells
ehich, which 10 said 10 have been . bril-
iant victory. But the Austrian &C
counts are not trustworthy, q. least
regards their own loss.
The London Globe, ofthe 22d, has II
telligence from the seat of war TO tn
18th of June. giving accounts of trs
mendous encounter between tho HUI
garians. Aus,rians and Russians, the Ia
ter forces were completely defeate
and left $4,000 killed on the field. tt
battle took place on the large plain b.
tween Raab and Weiselburg. an
lasted six,y.four hours. The Magy'
loss is stated at 5000. The Austrian
were commanded by Heyman, the Ru
SLAMS by Rudi,ar, AMI the Hungarian
by Georgoy. The news Of this bait
is received by private letters, and .
paper alludes TO il. The Lloyd Of Vie
n. contains not the most distant all
sion to it. Another affair 10 rnehtiont
as having taken place at Croms.
brigade wsssent by Schlisk from Ora
burg under Gen. Wess who was take
, prisoner and Uplan and Col. Bare
Zessner killed. Sehlick sen, this b.
, gade to cover his flank whilst marchiu
!. to Raab. II was beaten ON the 10
b ult. Some represent this whole briga'
: az destroysd-othcrs state 1000 deseI