The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
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course Of the as hours prior to the 4th, no
less than 5000 men had embarked at
that town for the Roman States. With
sucha reinforcement, The army of the
French in Italy would amount TO an ex-
leniof 10000 men. twas also said that
several other regiments, including Two uf
cavalry, wers also under orders to en-
bark. @*
RoME.-By late advices from the cap.
ital, we are put in possession Of some
very important Intelligence. II appears
that a convention had been signedon the
night of the 3lst ullimo, between the
French Minister, NJ Lsssups. and the
Roman Tiiupyirate. General Oudiuot
Immediately protested against its provis-
ions aud declared il TO be null and void.
-Four thousand Spaniards are reported
to have landed at Gueta.
AUsTRIS--The Austrians under the
command of Gen Arpine, are said To be
atZelung, at the junction oithe Amona
Roads.
ENGLAND. -LoNDoN, June 9-.10 A
M. There is variety ofpolitical g6s-
SOD flying about the clubs this morning.
The indignant romonslrasce pronounc-
ed by Sir Robert Peel in tho House of
Commons last night On the hcartless sys
tom Of ovictions in ireland, has attracted
much attention. Reports are current
that he intends Ia make a motion on the
subject, with a view of rendering Grimm
al repetition of the Toomavarra affair
Ministers are using every exerliou to get
the supplies granted, after which, it ia
said, that Parliament will be Immediate
ly adjourned, and ireland left To shift tor
herselfas best sho can, during the eusu-
ing vacation. AS usual, number Of bills
will be dropped.
Tue LATEST FROM IRELAND LIVER
POOL, june 30 A. M--By the arrival
Of one of the Dublin steamers, which left
that city at late hour last night, we are
in possession nf variety of interesting
intelligence from the several provinces in
Ireland
The State prisoners are still in Dublin
still confned--stiII in daily eXpecta-
iion Of being carried off from The lan.l
they loved mot wisely, but too well,
The accounts from the pravinces which
reached Dublin yesterday, are of The most
alarming character. Starvation is rapid
ly increasing Pestilence aud death are
making AN awful advance upon the hall
living peasant.
Landlords, with n cruelty that could
hardly find its equal in the by-gone days
of feudasm, proceed on the unchrisIian,
nay diabolical work of ejecliug aud un.
housing their punperized tenantry, lcav-
ing them no roof lo shelter them, or under
which they might lay down their wearied
emacialed bodies to beguile the dark aud
sileul hours Of night, save tho ditch side's
shelter, or the rude aud rickety wales oI
the cow-shed. No1 snly IN CounaughI
aud Munster is the famine, but parts ol
Ulster and Leinsler begin to feel its ef'
fects.
Various aud conflicting rumors arc
ahoat, respecting the re'appearancs ol
the disease in the p0tatoe crop. The re-
ports are very contradictory--on the
whole we are inclined 10 believe, that up
TO the present time, the onses which have
already shown themselves, are rare. aud
ofa very virulent character.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARy, ,--TnlNGs At
BuDA-PEsTH.--Fauher advices have
been received ut Vienna from Pesth aud
Buda, The Koluer Zeitung states that
letters have come to that city, from the
captive officers of the lnle garrison, from
which it appears that these captured of
fcers are treated with great kindness
The wounds of Gen. Henlzl proved ia.
tai. He was buried with all military
honors. The Hungarians took about Co..
600 forms in silver, which were kept al
Buda, The garrison Of 2,200 men and
so officers was conveyed to Debreezin
SO pieces Of artillery |, 400 cwt Of gun
powder, 2 600 cwt Of sallpetre aud IL,
900 muskets, fell into the hands Of the
Hungarians after the capture of Buda
The fortilicalions are to lee destroyed.
PRoGRRss or THE WAR.-Accounts
from Weis Kirchen state that the Ma.
gyers under Bem have bealen the
battalions of Puchuer's corps daImoe.
From Ors0wa lhe remnant Of the ex.
hausred troops were beaten aud dispersed
aud fed some To Walochin, aud s.me
to Sarvia. Puehner himself escaped into
Wallochia.
The ConstitulionelIe Blattaas Bohemi-
en- Of May 90, says that blondy baltle
has taken place on the River Waog, neal
Trevezin. Haynau commanded the Aus
trians. There we're great losses on both
sides. but neither was decidedly victori
Gus.
The story Of the entry Of tho Russian,
into Trnnsyyania was erroneous. Ben
has prevented il, and they have takel
neither Kaschan nor Cronsladl Tn,
Hungarian forces ara now so strong up
on the whole northern and eastern iron
tier that the Russians will hardly be abl,
TO force an entrance,
The Magyar Government has sent com
missnries into tho districts with ful
power TO act. The clergy Of all demon
nations are preaching a crusade agOins
the Humans.
At Presburg woman charged witl
having communications with tho Hunga
rian forces was scourged with rods.
The rumors Of the movements of III,
Russians are so various aud cpnlradicio
ry, that il is impossible to give anything
certain on the subject.
LIvERpooL CoRS MARKEr. June O.
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