The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-27 00:00:00

DEFEAT OF THE AUSTRIANS.
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AUSTRIA.—The Cologne Gazette contains, in a
con7spoudenos from Vienna, dated Jane 21, the fol-
lowing paragraph:
"I can inform Ton for a cer'ainty (this time it is
not upon Hungarian authority) that the imperialists
commenced the offensive at Oedenburg, and that they
were repulsed, with the loss of 3,000 men."
This statement is partly confirmed by the Wiener
Zeitung of the 22nd, which admits that two brigades
were attacked on the 20th in Schutt island, by an
overwhelming force, and driven back us far as Pered
and A•Szelly. It does not give, however, the number
of killed. It adds that on the 22nd a Russian division s►.
marched forward as a re-inforcement, and that, on -.,
the next day, the united forces would resume the
offensive. !co

It appears that the second army corps has advanced
as fez as Szertd ; and one Vienna paper (the Wan- w
derer) asserts that the imperialists have gained an
important victory near that town. so
The Emperor of Runts, accompanied by Count
Orloff and Count Adlerbwg, returned to Warsaw late
in the night of the 21st. Two superior officers have
arrived iu Warsaw from St. Pttersburg. so
The rumour that Rub had been captured by the so
imperialists is not confirmed. 500 Hungarian hussars 42,
leave contrived to dosed, from the imperial army, and 17:
to reach the Hungarian frontiers. The fortress of se
Dewa, in Transylvania, has been talon by the Hon gut
-
garbing. The leading journal of Prague confirms the so
intelligence of the defeat of the Austrians, at no great 141
distance from the capitol, the imperialistabeing driven ss
back as far as Wiener-Neustadt.
Letters from Semlin report that Orsowa was bom is
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barded by the Austrians on the 14th. There was a to
garrison of 2,000 Magyars there.
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BADEN AND RHENISH BAVARIA. Our
latest intelligence is to the 23rd inst.
se
A part of the corps which crossed the Rhine at ss
Germersheim on the 20th had an engagement with ,3
the enemy at Waghausel on the 22nd, in which they is
were victorious. 23
The corps of General von der Groben crossed the IL
Neckar on the same day at Ladenborg and Mann- el
helm. Mannheim was occupied by the reserve divi-
sion between nine and twelve at night, and Heidel ss
-
berg by Generals Schack and Colin. Several persons 113
have been arrested. - fookilite4lr-
Later despatches give the following details :—The Ist
disparity of forces at this battle of Waghausel is re-
makable. The fusilier battalions of the 17th and tee
30th regiments of Prussian infantry, with two corn-
patties of Sagers and a half-battery, besides a land ty
-
wehr battalion, had to sustain the brunt of nine lb
battalion of Baden troops, ur.der Mieroslawaki. The r 5
Prussiens had 40 killed. At mid-day they were sup- so
ported by the division Hanneken, and later Briin's yo
division came up, when the enemy was completely re- is
paired. Mieroslaweki escaped, with a portion of lir
artillery and infantry, into the Odenwald. le;
The beadlquarters of the Prince of Prussia was on toe
the 23rd at Roth. se
The surrender of Nlannheim and of Heidelberg by se
the citizens, in opposition to the wishes of the armed $321
insurgents, is fully confirmed by the Mannheim Jour- to
nal' of the 23rd inst. Several of the agents of the 20
provisional government were arrested in those places; tit
amongst others the former deputy, Herr von Tents- an
eller, of Mannheim who endeavoured to carry off the :01
contents of the public treasury. Had not Mannheim tai
surrendered, it was the intention of the Prussians to bt•
bombard it. The number of Prussian troops that 9
marched into Mannheim was 10,000. so
WIRTEMBURG.—We have intelligence from n
Stuttgardt to the 22nd inst. 12f
• SO
The Wirtemberg government appear to live still in st
apprehension of republican movements in Stuttgardt ss
and Ludwigabefen, and, for that reason, they cannot
forward to the frontier so many troops as they could et.
wish. It is feared that if the Baden insurgents be too
defeated, they will try to gain Switz-rland, eta Wir- 161
temberg. It may be stated here that the absence of 60
the mailer in modo in the note addressed by Prussia too
to Wirtemberg (and already referred to) made a dis-
agreeabl.- impression at the court of the latter. to
BAVARIA.—News from Munich is to the 22nd Is
so
instant. se
Prince Charles, the uncle of the King of Bavaria, Is(
has lett Munich for Parie,on a mission erraordinary.

INSPECTION OF THE Urn LIGHT DRAGOONS I B
(litSSALfts) BY PRINCE ALBERT. Bt.

This day being, appointed by Prince Albert for the
review of the 11th Hussars on Wimbledon common, from an
early hour in th m"rning the grounds presented a most ani
mated *pi:variance. Soon after nine o'clock the regiment, con. 3
vi-tiog of about 350 mount d men arrived from Hounslow and 20
Kensington barracks, at d tank no their poriiii in. Shortly 25
alter ten o'clock the Earl of Cardigan, colonel of the 11
regiment, arrived and took the oommatd. About a
quarter before eeven his Royal Highness nines 3
Albert, attend -Al by Colonel Bouverie and Lieut.-Colonel 211
the lion. C. B. Phip,a, arrived, and was received with the 50
customary honours. His royal highness wore the uniform 15
of a Id-marshal. The regiment having formed into 41
open order, the prince and Major-General Brother- 161
ton, Inspector-General of Cavalry, attended by their 91
suite, parsed torLugh the reeks, and minutely in-
sp. cud both men and horses; after which, having 20
marched past at a trot, several evolutions wore perfcrmed la
with surprising rapidity and precision; the regiment hay.ng
been again form' d into line, a royal salute was given and the to
men marched back to their quarters. to

MONEY MARKET. zs
If
TlllB DAY, Two o'Czoex. Lth
The English funds have this morning manifested 11;i1
the improving tendency we adverted to yesterday. se
Consols commenced at 92, and were last done 1:
at 921, at which they continue firm. The Three per so
Cents. &du -Ed were marked at 911 and t; and the r.
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 921 to Z. Ex-
chequer Bills without any alteration, at 42.1. and 455. se
prem. Bank Stock at 194. as
so
The foreign securities continue to maintain the re- is
cent advance, and Buenos Ayres are done at fully 1 tr.
per cent. better than yesterday. In Mexican there ry
was nothing done. The following show the business
of the morning : Brazilian Bonds:at 801. Buenos u
Ayres, 43 and 44. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
511 and 5; the Four per Cent. Certificates, 775 and 23
78. Grenada, 16. Russian, 1031. Spanish Five
per Cents, 171 end; ; the Threes, 34; ; Passive, 31.
The French Rlctes closed yesterday on the Paris On
Bourse, the Three per Cents., at 63.60; the Five per 2.
Cents., at 87, being a trifle lower than the day pre-
soas

rrspit.
3 per Ct. Co.. for Are.. f
34 pa Ca. 6111
Embalm Ws. OIL to 465.
pro Mamma B. 151 16*
Omura Deland Ira, 3
6 per Ct. Ma., UN!,
6 per Ct. Ptra& 10 2
Panama Oar,
Rua DIA
3 par 421.141111‘ 6
reitartlKWrinewei Wt.
3 par Ct aroma* .244
Vimais Dolan. Mt. ft Ti
PRODUCE.

3:4171L1/
Book Poet, 11138 5
3 pre Ct. lad. Aunt..SUi
3 per Cl. Coo. &AO, shut
10E111
5 per Ct. Atudrtio Boodti,
44 per Ct. Brig. Bonds.
2; tor Cent. ditto,
5 tor Ct.o
Broolliolln Eds.,* 81
Ditt Now, 7 80
oar Ct. Buenos Aver 41 3
Vitt* Chillao DEN 4
Ditto Cantata Del Ddo.,
Colombian Diptador Not 381
3 p t Ct. Ds al& Bdu, 85
21 141 CS. Dstob Bch., 50; 1;
4por Dutth Cato, 77 3

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MINCINO•LANR, 11116 DAT, 230 P.R.
The tunnel ions to-ciay bare been limit.d, u there bass
been but few public sales, end those not of Importana. The Row
urtrket wears a firm appearance ,• 360 kltdA and 160 barrels of Porto
Wee offered, and about half sold, at full pekes. Refined
steady. A public sale of 600 bags native Ceylon went
a at the prices ci yesterday ; Pod wdluTh
31a. to 335. ed. Plantation kind sold at higher than last
400 by 0:011b06 Java sold at Sic to Us., w were full
Codes Mahn very Ira, and shows a sllibt advance on last week's
enrreney.—lturn steady, but not ware. Prices onaltered.-By4oes
without Mentos,

TALLOW.—The market is steady, with but little doing,
either ca the spot or for toward delivery. The quotations are: Pe.
Wawa T.C. co the spot, 330. to 3d.; Od. t ctober to Mamba
T. $.; separote mouthed/livery, 3
31a. o ed.

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COALS.—Jums 27.-.K7$B a market, IN.—Middles
West Hartley les.; Caen Hartley, 14s; Nes MAIN ; Was
Sad Bowen; les. ed.; Walls Med Betts. les. .
id.' Walls Est
Utak% ISs. 9d.; Was End etsvart's. as. Ed.; Was End Two,
lie. N.

HOPS.-13oPoPon. Jvita 27.—Mears. Pattendett and!
Svpith report that the aceoaota from all parte of the pisatsdulla
apeman pontos et Yid sad East Neat and asst oat, ars fay
as led seat late. Tim market is in a Me/thy state, with Mandefe
prices well supported. Duty. 60,00 W.