Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

expectedly the arrival of the extraordinary express
from Halifax at ST. Johns, by which in pos
session Of news from Liverpool only ten days old.
At late hour received the following interesting
summary of the news.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Gladstone gave notice that on the 18th he would
bring forward motion respecting the late events in
Canada. Lord John Russell gave pledge that in
the meantime nothing should be done to prejudice the
present portion of the rebellion.
The conduct of the American Government in re-
ference to the expedition in search of Sir John Frank
lin, was alluded to in Parliament in very fatterng
terms.
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
The new Cabinet was formed by Odellon Barrot
and Keiffoure.C!) The Ministry is the same as
the DID, except that Defeaure takes the Department of
the Minister Of the Interior in place of Leon Faucher
resigned. NJ Detoegoervile and M. Laguinois,
Minister of Commerce. Much surprise was excited
by the division of Marshal-from the last. The
Paris papers generally disapprove of all compromise,
and predict its failure. The Red Republicans partc-
ularly are violent in denouncing the new Ministry.
The Message of the President of the French De-
partment of the Republic, TO the Legislative Assembly,
is published in the Paris papers, of Tuesday. 1t is
composed upon the American and not on European
models. 1t occupies four columns Of the principal
papers. The following is extract.
In speaking of Italian affairs and the interference of
the French Government, he says 1T is the destiny of
France to shake the Old World when she shall be
agitated, and 10 tranqnilize it when she shall be In
need of peace. As shall have the power
some important questions be discussed respect
ing various European matters beyond the Rhine and
Alps, from Denmark to Sicily. There is interest
for us to preserve, and influence for to exercise
At Rome revolution effected which created
great emotion in the Catholic aud liberal world For
two years were accustomed 10 behold in the Holy
See, Pontf who took the initiative step in useful
| reforms. His name was repeated In hymns of graft
tude from one end of Italy TO the 'oher-t the
symbol of liberty and the guerdonof all hopes when
all of sudden learn with establishment that the
reign who was lately the idol of his people, had been
compelled secretly to fly from bis capital Thus the
of aggression which compelled Pope Plus quit Rome,
appeared to the eyes of Europe, TO be the work of
conspiracy, rather than the work of the people, who
could not have passed, in instant. from the most
lively enthusiasm to the most affecting ingratitude.
The Catholics sent Ambassadors TO Gaeta to occupy
themselves with the grave subject of promoting the
interests of the papacy. France ought to have been
represented there, but she listened without permitting
herself to take any course of action But after the
defeat of Nevarre, matters took decided turn;
Austria, in concert with Naples, answering TO the
appeals of the Holy Father notified the French gov
eminent that it should take its part because three
powers had decided upon marching on Rome to re-
establish there the authority of the Pope-pure and
| simple. Placed under the necessity of explaining
ourselves had but three modes to adopt-ether to
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venton, in which case we would break with all Cath
ole Europe, for the sole advantage of the Roman
Republic. which we had not recognized; or to leave
| the combined powers to re-establish, at their
will, without any discussion the papal authority;
TO exercise of ourselves direct independence of action
The government of the Republic adopted the last
mode-the result remains to be told, the difficulty is
still unsolved.
| THE ROMAN MISSION.
| NJ. Lesseps, the French Ambassador to Rome, has
| failed in his mission to conquer the Romans into
an affection for france, and he had returned to Paris
for further Instructions Some accounts say he was
| recalled. that Messenger carried instruc tions to
Gen. Oudnot, to reduce the Holy City to subsection at
| all hazards and that he would commence an attack
with an army of ZOO men on Monday the Both of
MAY.
| The Romans have announced firm resolution 10
resist till death the expected assault and it stated
that they have an efficient force of 600 men for
that purpose.
| The Pope still persists in demanding equaliied
renewal Of bis powers temporal Ruler, and that
the Trumvirate, backed by the people, declare they
will never concede.
! The (name Of the paper not understood) says -
"The determination of Mazzind to accomplish the
destruction of the Popes temporal power is pro-
found than ever. We shall then fight TO the last
against all prospects of restoration"
| GERMANY.
The Frankfort Parliament will exercise its infu-
ence to form Republic after the French model to be
composed by the Baden, Wurtemburgh, Rhensh and
| Bavaria Plenpotentiaries.
Prussia, Hanover, and Saxony have promulgated a
constitution for Germany. in which the principles of
universal suffrage is recognized. In present, as IN
past attempts form Union of the German States.
the King Of Prussia is made the prominent head, and
Austria is excluded from the present arrangement.
| All other States are invited to in, but it is
doubtful whether the plan will succeed
Il THE HUNGARIAN WAR
i The war in Hungary presents no new feature. and
since the fall of the city of Buda into the hands OF
the Hungarians, event has occurred, calculated to
have any permanent influences the result of the
struggle, though the Hungarians have achieved furth-
err. and in some respects. important victories.
The contestants concentrating their forces, and
accounts of tremendous battles every day looked
for.
The Austrian General, Wehden, has been SUPER
coded by Lieut.. Haynize. Prince Paskyzutch will
command the United Austrian forces in the East and
j General Haymaixe in the West
Il The last accounts from Vienna left the Ausirans
under Marshal Radesky The city was closely in
vested on oil sides.
II is reported that the King of Sardinia Is the
} disposal of the Hungarians. Here portion of the
dipatch is unntelligibe, but the report requires
confirmation.
The reports so continually repeated. that the wal
between the Danes and Russians is speedily to end
are renewed, but can see no reliable evidence oil
the fact.
The Emperor of Prussia is said to be in the market
J for loan OF fifty millions
c. NJ CLAY.-We have heard of an account of the
ARRAY between c. M. Clay and Cyrus Turner, and
others which seems authentic but as there ere some
discrepancies i'll the Details we have thought 1t best
not to publish the particulars until ascertain them
in manner which will leave doubt of their entire
correctness. This much, however, will say, that
all accounts agree in cxonerating MIR. Clay from any