Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-18
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The steamer Hiberpa arrived at Po.,,,
W ednesday morning last.
LIVERPOOL August 4th-Tra6e oe,...r
has continued qnlet bat steady, tie pra.aa.f
OF the Harvest being Of the most Sav,.r,s,,'
character.
Under the prospects of a good harvest n.o..
stuffs Of all descriptions are depressed ,.,,-
ularly ludian Corn, ot which there Is Ia,
amount of good and prime quality on hand
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
The Hungarians continue successful IT,.
have defeated and out mappuyered ,ba oa
bined armies OF Austria and Russia. plocinC, ~.
former in peril and cutting off the latter i,,"'
their base OF operations The three or,ai
divisions of the hungarian army. unde, Ra,"
DembInski and Georgey, are n iuIl conmnn,
cation with each other, and ready f. act =,
concert-their respective positions heinz ran
dered secure by the nature of the counlrv
The whole population are assisting the Iin,.
garlans. by supplying them with ali ngcoss..
ry food and provisions, as well as in convey.
ing them intelligence Of the enemy's move.
ments.
The London News OF the Sd contains Won.
ma dates to the 23th July. Lord Palmerston'.
speech fell like a thunderclap upon the Min.
lsters The news OF Georgey's victory over
the Russians at Coassed, and his entry into
hesthaw, came at the same time
There were rumo-s even of the Austrian
government having intentions to negotiate for
peace.
1t is reported that Temeswar has surrendey.
ed to the Magyars.
Ban JeI.achich was continuing his retreat
toward the South of SerVia.
Gen. Bsm announced his last great victory
in three words which are as follows. VIZ
Benz Bam,' '5qpmr In later despatch be
says, 'our army has now to conquer but taO
generals more
Letters from Cracrow Of 23d June statetha
a number Of RussIan troops, who were on the
point OF leaving that city for Hungary, had re.
ceiVed counter orders.
Seventy railway wagons had arrived at Cra-
COW filed with wounded Russian soldiers from
Hungary. A postscript in a Liverpool paper
of the 4th gives accounts from Hungary through
Paris and Vienna, announces another battle at
Eylaw, in which the Hungarians were victorious
1t appears that the troops of Dembinski and
Paskiewitch came to an engagement which end
ed in the total defeat of the Russian forces
General Haynau is described as being in q mos:
perilous condition. The Magyar Generals are
having direct communication with Belgrade and
the Turkish provinces On the 18th Of July,
desperate battle was fought at Waitzen between
the Russians, commanded by Paskiewltch, and
the Hungarians under Georgey, in which the
latter were completely victorious. The armv
OF Georgey broke through the lines Of the enc
my and marched North, thus elfecting juno
ton with the main army. 4 letter from tie
seat of war says that the charges Of the Hun
fnht IiyIsi
mendous, and the Russians were completely
borne down and compelled to yield before the
terrible onslaught of the Magyars, who fought
with uuexampled courage and daring. Another
letter describes the Russian retreat to Donakess
before Dembenski's HuZZars as a disorderlT
flight, and says that the Russians were only
saved from annihilation by the timely arrival Of
General Ramberg.
1t was admitted in Vienna on the 4th, that the
victory of the Hungarians was complete.
There has been a change in the Austrian
ministry.
FRANcE.-The President of France is ona
tour to the South On his return TO Paris heis
to review the whole of the army of the Seine,
amounting to 10000 men. The spectacle i
fixed for the 18th of August.
There seems to be every prospect of most
abundant harvest. In some of the departments
the wheat has already been cut under the mos!
favorable circumstances.
The funds are also on the advance so that
national prosperity seems to be within the grasp
of the government.
The President is still accused OF aspiring 70
the imperial crwon.
IrALY.-Although the French have restored
the government OF the Pope at Rome, they have
not succeeded in persuading his holiness to re-
turn 10 the Vatican.
The Milan Gazette OF the % states thata
rumOr was current on the Neapolitan fronte.
that Garabaldi had embarked for America u
der favor of disguise, and that the bands oii1e
Tuscan Apprentices merely kept his name as
sort of safeguard or watchword-
Charles Albert, ex King of Sardinia, died 1t
Lisbon on the 26th of July.
TURKEY.-Advices from Constantinople
that al army of $4,000 men have been order
ed to assemble on the Hungarian frontier 20
protect the Turkish territory, and TO dlsarm al
who might make the attempt to cross the from
tier. Russian Polish paper states that re-
publican conspiracy has been discovered IN
Russia, that the conspirators intended 10 over
turn the relgnIng dynasty, and establish Fe'
,,I haoD un-da