Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-12

iowa battalion of infantry, and squadron
of cavalry and artillery. crowd proceeded
TO the Austrian General to demand the ar
rest of the off ,nder. The Generals reply
was brief but 20 the point :---"Go TO the de-
will won't punish my soldiers for such fel-
lows as you ?" This brutal reply reused the
Indignation Of the people. All the stores
were closed, and tbe citizens assembled IN the
streets crying death to the Austrlans =
They are but one against four We won't
submit to be slaughtered like the people oil
Bucharest !" A general riot ensued, and the
citizens, armed with sticks, iron bars and AK
es, attacked and put TO death every Austrian
they met. The Austrians, on their side, turn
ed ont and attacked the people, killing 40
persons in the first charge. At this juncture
the national gems d'armes and the Roman
soldiers attacked the Austrians, and after
fierce fight, drove them at the point Of the
bayonet ont OF the city, where they yet re-
main. encamped in the fields Official state
ments return 247 killed on both sides. The
excitement continues, and the citizens have
not reopened their stores. They demand JUS
tice, and are about to send deputation to
Constantinople to seek it from the Sultan
NAPOLEON AND EUGENIE'S VISIT
TO VICTORIA.
The English papers are crowded with ac-
counts Of the cver-memorable e-and-ever-to-be-
remembered visit Of Napoleon III and his
wife to the Queen Of England. Omitting the
embellishments, the facts of the case are that
on Monday, the 10th, Napoleon III and the
Empress Eugenie arrived at Dover--thence
10 Windsor--rcmained the guests of the Brit
ish Sovereign five days--met with q distin
guished reception from the Court, and extra
ordinary enthusiastic greeting from the crowt
were almost overwhelmed by congratulate
ry addresses from corporations and institu
tions---and returned to France amid a TIM
pest Of hurrahs -
FRANCE.
Previous to setting out for England tn,
Emperor received the Deputies at the Tuil
cries, and made then this specch:-
Messleurs les Deputies--1 wished to BIZ
you adieu before leaving. and to thank yo'
for the support which l have presented T.
you during the session. My absence will b
Of short duration. believe / shall expires
your sentiments, by assuring the Government
Of Her Majesty, the Queen of Great Britain
that you appreciate, as do, all the advanta
ges Of the alliances with England. We al
| desire peace, but on honorable conditions on
ly. II we are to continue the war, / coun
upon your loyal support" (Cries of yes, yes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WITH AUSTRIA.
The Swiss government was officially mott
fed by Austria, on the 9Th instant, that tn
blockade maintained for the last two year
along the frontiers Of Lombardy, had beei
raised on that day, in consequence of the rat
ificaton by the Cabinet of Vienna, Of tn
convention concluded at Milan on the lstl
March last between Austria and the cantor
of Ticino.
ITALY-ACCIDENT TO TIE POPE
The flooring Of a room in the Convent O
st. Agnes, where the Pope had assembled
number of guests, gave way, and preciptate'
all the company into the apartment between
The Pope escaped with but slight injury
Cardinal Patrizi and General de Montreal
received some hurts. A similar accident oc
cured says history. to Pope Alexander II.
Cardinal Wiseman is TO be librarian of tn
Vatican, in room Of the deceased Cardina
Mai