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has turned out very happy and aiIyctionate-
as a theatrical affair.
England is boiling over with enthusiasm
for Hungary. Besides meetings and speech
es, contributions in money, are at least talk
| ed of.
A great and enthusiastic meeting in favor
OF financial reform, has been held at DruTy
Lane Theatre, at which the middle and
working classes fraternized. Sir Joshua
Walmsley, Lord Dudley Stewart, Feargus
oConner and Geo. Thompson spoke.
FRANcE,-There Is nothing new. Lonis
Napoleon has been 10 HAVE, was i'll on his
way and worse coming back. His Imperial
views were not seconded, and the grand fete
oil Napoleon's birth day, passed of without
any coup d etat. Pierre Bonapart has been
guilty OF The rowdyism of striking an aged
member OF The Assembly, and is 10 be tfied
Tor 1t before the Correctional police.
The Archbishop of Paris has memorialized
The Government for more Interference be.
tween austria and Italy, in the case Of Ven
ice' lie processes the highest regard for
V~enl'ian liberty, OF course. The French
Legitinlsts are preparing a great demonstra-
zion in honor Of Henry V. at Films.
The French Government, it is said, have
received Information that Austria has applied
10 Bavaria Tor military assistance, and that
the latter power was about 10 send SO, 900
troops to protect the capital.
The troops left at Rome by General Oudi-
not have exhibited strong feelings of dissai-
l%siaction at not being permitted to return TO
France. The object Of the expedition hav-
ing been accomplished, they deem it not on
" an. act OF injustice, but Of cruelty, 10 de-
tain them any longer from their families and
their friends.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-The London
STANDARD OF Freedom congrd,ulates its readers
upon me encouraging success of the cause
OF justice ana freedom on the plains of Hun
gaty. The most decisive victories which
have marked the history Of the war, have
been reported during the last week. Not
only the Hungarian forces evaded, by bril-
liant and unexpected manGuvers, the snares
WIN which they were surrounded by their
numerous and relentless foes, but they have
achieved some tlumphs Of the most dis
couraging kind 10 tie Imperialists. The
chief Of these is the taking of The CITY of
Raab. By this energetic movement the
tlungarians received an enormous amount of
spoil, including 2,7G0 head of oxen, 5000
tons OF flour, 10000 uniforms and an i'm.
mense quantity OF gunpowder, with sou.e
artillery. The towns OF Gorge and Ac:
were successfully captured by the HungaIi
ans and the communication between VIenn;
and the Hungarian capital entirely cut off.
by these movements the army of the bar
barous Haynau is placed in a position of i'm
minent peril; they are cut off from supple
) in a barren country, and with no city TO whicI
they cRh- :"ith certainty belake themselves
This disastrous state of affairs has occasion
7 oil n naTfsrf no II, ~ Afa.-. l-. -I
sympathy is testified for Haynau whose bar
bariries have Disguised even his own coun
tryrnen. Gorgey, the Hungarian Fabius, i
battling his adversaries at every turn, an,
the Russian army in f~ruitless pursuit of hi,
have been suffering The EXTREMIST hardships
Ii apPears that at length they have taken u
and fortified a position on the left bank Of tn
Thesis in Moldavia. General Benz, with
corps Of 10000 Hungarlans, has made ire
mendous havoc with the Russian garrisons.
=. 5. Advices two days later bring intel
ligence Of another Hungarian victory. 80,
900 Russians are said 10 have been com
+ pletely routed.
ITALY.-The papal commission, so ia
from entering into the path of reform tina
had been promised, have commenced by re
storing the old tribunals, whether exception
al VI OiHcI NlsNi tHdb tAIoNcu uGlO't tue Hlpn
Of The Pope; they have raised the price O
salt by two-thirds, and have announced tina
the paper money of the Republic can hav,
currency, but al sixty-fve per cent. discount
5 A proclamation was published on The lstin
announcing the triumph Of religion by mean
OF the devotion of the Catholic powers, an,
abusing, in the severest terms, the "wretch
es" who had dared 10 set up a RepublicaI
: form of Government, but mentioning neithe
constitution, concessions, amnesty, nor. il
fact, any of the points which chiefly interes
the public.
! The Pope had still refused 10 return t
=, Rome SO long as that city remains in the ex
elusive possession of the French troops.
The French diplomatists have completely
failed in obtaining terms from his Holiness
D and the cardinals who surround him show
: decided determination to carry ilreir victor
10 its utmost limits.
The National states that Garibaldi ha
succeeded in reaching Venice in safety
which appears 10 be confirmed from othe
sources not unworthy of belief. He had bu
a few followers when he landed on the Yer
titan shore, many OF his adherents who quir
: ted Rome with him having been taken pris
S oners by The Austriaus, when wanderin
o with their chief in search Of "A secure reslin
place; whilst others, who became separate
from the main body, scattered themselves
' various directions, each anxious for his pc
!, sonal safety.
The President was detained at Erie, p
several days by severe illness, and his wi
and daughter FASTENED on from Washingtc
. to meet him. At The last ad vices he was
Niagara Falls, convalesant.
. Nathan F. Dixon, Wing, has been electe
/ 10 Congress in the Western District of Rhod
Island.
The wife and family of The Irish Patri,
John Mitchell, have arrived in New York.
DIED-At Vienna, N. Y, on the Sd ulI
EBENEzER Hills, a colored man, need II