Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-12

reigns The combats which daily take place
against superior forces, produce only an efiu.
sion Of blood without decisive results. The
army has in consequences, received orders 10
quit the Sunderviet and return to the island
Of Alsen, to await there the moment when it
will be possible to attack the enemy man to
man."
The Danish entertainments, next to Dupeli
had been attacked and carried by the Saxon
and Bavarian troops. The loss Of the Ger
mans in this affair is calculated at 100 10 2o'
men. Several additional captures have oeen
made by the Danish vessels, and II IS slated
that German emigrant ships will not De ex'
empted.
I,alv 4, still in indiscribable confusion.
The republicans have been put down in Ge-
noa, after having had the command Of that
city for nine days. In Tuscany there had
been a general rising in favor Of the Gland
Duke, and the recent dictator is now pri-
soner.
The latest accounts from Florence leave no
reason to doubt that the Grand Duke of Tus.
cany has returned to his capital. The revo.
luiionary government of Leghorn has been
overturned by the people themselves.
INDIA.
The details Of the battle Of Goojerat con-
firm the report by the India mail Of the 18th
March, Of the victory gained by Lord Cough.
The British captured SO Of the Sc guns which
the Sikhs brought into action. together with
all their camp, magazine, ammunition, &c
The loss on the part of the British was five
officers and % men killed. The war of the
Puniaub is considered as at an end.
CHINA.
The news from Hong Kong is TO the 27th
Of February. The dispute about opening the
city gates at Canton was going on, but there
was general confidence that the stipulation:
Of the treaty Of Nankin would be enforced
Two British officers were missing, and it was
feared that some catastrophe had happened
TO them. Trade in India and China was in a
satisfactory state
! The Latest Continental News.
PARIS, April 10Th, is4e.
The Bourse to-day has been much agita
ted by rumors. 1t was said that Lord Pal
merston had protested against the French
expedition TO Civi,a Vecchia: that Muzzini
the Dictator Of Rome, had confided to Kersan
sic, the French red republican, the defence o.
Civta Vecchia, with instructions TO bury him
self in the ruins rather than surrender; thai
the French government had sent formal
protest against the acceptance Of the crown
of the German empire by the king Of Prus
sa, and note to the Diet of Frankfort with
a casus beli.
Our accounts from Florence in the regua
course are Of the l2th. They confirm the
telegraphic despatch published BY the French
government, with one or two exceptions
Guerrazzi, for Instance, is stated to have fec
whereas the despatch said he was in custod,
and we have no account Of the dissolution
Of the Constituent Assembly. This bod,
was almost the first TO proclaim the authori
,y of the Grand Duke. The reaction origina
ted in quarrel between the ruf1ians called
the Leghorn volunteers and some Of the peo
pie. They fired upon each other, and sever
al lives were lost. The people general,
then turned out, and becoming suddenly 10y
al, cut down and burnt the trees of libert
which they had planted and shouted "Loni
live Leopold They would have massacre,
all the Leghorn volunteers if the latter ha
not been saved by the National Guard an
the troops Of the line, who had joined tn
people. The volunteers fed from the cit
on their way to Leghorn, but on their wa
several were massacred by the peasant.
whose Indignation against the republican
had no longer any bounds.
The letters from Leghorn Of the 18th lea
us to expect dreadful scenes, for the repub
cans there are Of the most ferocious charac
ter. All the respectable inhabitants wh
had the means were flying, for part of tn
Leghorn volunteers had arrived from Florenc
and threatened to massacre all the royalisi
One of the Paris journals of to-day states thu
the government has received accounts of III
quiet return of Leghorn under the sway
the Grand Duke.
LATE FROM TEXAS.
: The Galveston papers of the Goth ult, sa