The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-19

A RIv OF THE
G. A N A ID A.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM ENGLAND

The entry 0i the French nrny into Rome.
OodInot would not ~ Ike a general attack
before The 10th or The 9Th, when the news
olthe failure Of the conspiracy Of the 18th
in France would reach Naples and probably
induce the Trninvirntc 10 capilulaie.
The London Globe of the 22d says: III
is generally believed that the telegraph
will announce, Tomorrow, the capilul.iinn
Of Rnme.' The Gazette Of LYONS Of the
20,h nit. says that telcgrnphc dispatch
from Marsciiies was received, rs they were
going topress, announcing the entry Of
the French into Rpme'
FRANcE.-I'he attempted instruction in
Paris has been followed by more formidable
resistance Ia the laws. At Lyons, rcri-
Gus engagement took place in the streets,
between the troops and mob, in The course
Of which considerable number vi lives
were lost on both sides. B,rricndcs were
thrown up. which were moi taken until bat.
tered down BY Cannon. The fighting com.
menced on The morning Of the 18th ul,. aud
continued till late last night.
A telegraph dispatch, dated Lyons, 10th
i nli., P. NJ, announces that the insurgents
had been completely routed, tho streets
cleared, and the city rest"rcd 10 tranquility.
There are upwards OF $4,000 troops in aud
around LYONS, and there are M npprehcn
sons IT iurther Disturbances. Great en-
citement existed ia different parts 81 the
country. and il is evident ih,t the conspi-
racy Of Paris extended To every town ia
France. An attempt was made 10 create
disturbance ui Msrseil'es, which totally
failed One regiment Of cavalry put all TO
route without striking blow.
Ministerial changes are about 10 take
place. De Fauvre md friends arc uLou, TO
| retire.
| II is reported that the Able Paoo,l.e.
private secretary 10 Cardinal Antoillc, had
arrived at Paris from Gaeta, aud that he is
bearer at important dispatches for the
French Government, besides mn autograph
letter from the Pope 10 Louis Napoleon. cx-
pressing his regret a, the bombardmen, Of
Rome.
llUNGARY.-Thc news from Hungary is
contradictory. Sume accounts give the
advantage Ia the Ausirians in the South.
Two actions happened, both terminating
10 The advantage ii the imperialisis. The
Hungarian General, Pcrezal. from The for.
tress Of Peter Warden, attacked some Aus
TRAN entertainments but was ultimately
repnlsed, though the Austrisns admit they
suffered severely. Another battle was
fought by Baron Jcllachirh, which is said
To have been n brilliant victory. Bat tho
Austrian accounts are not nstworthy, Mt
least rs regards their own l,,ss.
/ L "A, e, a. dbl 4 Ill.
gence from the seat of war To the 18th ol
June, giving accounts ot tremendous en-.
counter leiwcen the llungarians. Austri.
ans, aud Russians, the latter forces were
completely defeated, and left $4,000 killed
on The field. The battle t9nk place ON the
large plain between H,nb and Wciselburg.
aud lasted sixty-fgur hours. The Mlysnr
loss is stated at 5000. The Aus,riaus
were ammanded by lie, man, the Russians
bs Rudi,ar. aud The llnngarians by Georgay
The news Of this battle is received by pri
vate letters, and no paper aIudcs To it,
Tho LLOYD Of Vienna contains MI the
most distant allnsion 10 il. Another affair
is mentioned rs having taken place AT Cro-
mn. 4 brigade was sent bs Schlick, from
Oranburg, under Gen. Wess, who was
taken prisoner, aud Uplun and Col. Baron
Zessncr. killed. Schllck sen, This brigade
To cover his right flank whilst marching 10
Raab. IL was beaten ON the 18th nit
Some reports represent this whole brigade
MS Observation-Disclosures state 1000 deserted
and jained The Magyrnras.
For three DAYS carts have poured into
Prcsbnrg mud the places about with fresh
forces, and a recruitment throughout oil
Austria is intended.
Letters from O,dcnbury state that n ccr-
tain Count Of the Imperial Chamberlain
and others, in whose possession were found
number Of passports Of the rebel parties,
have been arrested.
| The only mcni ~ or nllusion which can
be CLEANED from the Vienns papers re.ard-
ing the great battle fought from he 18th 10
10Th near Raah, is the snrmse Of the de-
feat Of Wess's brigade, md gn,c origin TO
fabulous rnnlors. Ga the other hand the
authorities maintain that the route Of
Wess's brigade WIS only the episode of nn-
other battle.
A letter Of the 18th nit. from Cracow,
published in the Bres!au Gazette, mentions
the affair between the vanguard of the Mag
ynrs and the Russians, within the Gal!acisn
frontier, ut Jordanon. The Russian Colo
mel, Mavdcn, was killed aud two hundred
cossacks were cut of and taken prisoners.
Another letter, dated Cracow, 18th ult.
mentions the report Of nm engagement nj
Eng Pass between the Russian advance.
guard, numbering 5000 mcn, and Gen.
Bem, in which the former were deloaied.
ITALy.-1hs Germanie States bordering
on the Rhine are quiet, but instructions
elsewhere are going on. The Prussinns