The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-05 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

BADEN.
A desperate battle sifts fought on the 29th between
the Prussians and the insurgents, in the neighbour-
hood of the villages cf Zlalasch and Muggensteine,
between Carbrhue and Rastadt. The insurgents
were defeated. Gemral PEUCHER has taken pos-
session of Baden-Baden.
The French Govertment has received the follow-
ing telegraphic dispach from Strasburg, dated the
3d inst.:—

" Mieroslawski arrivd at Basle on the 2d, with staff,
and left almost immeditely for Lichstall, in the canton
of Basle (campagne). Marder, the ea• Minister of
Finance of the Frovisimal Government at Baden, was
arrested the same day t Basle, and his property seques
tered."

SIGAL has succeed MIEROSLAWSKI in the com-
mand of the insurents. The Frankfort Post
Gazette states that the Prussians have titian
possession of the outworks of the fortifi-
cations of Rastadt. The Prussians have shot
several of their prisners. ITZSTEIN, RAVEAUX,
SIMON, VOGT, and SCAULER are among the Germans
who have taken refuge in Switzerland.

AUSTRIA 4,ND HUNGARY.
FALL OF RAAB.
The Austrians are i posses ion of Raab. It was
rumoured in Vienna tat the Imperialists had taken
it by assault after a deperate battle; it appears, how-
ever, that such was nt the case. The Hungarians
evacuated the town a an orderly manner, and al-
though there was a ttle cannonading in the rear of
the retreating army, tine was no mischief done, The

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quartt-r4 are Goiiay o, opposite Coniorri. The Im-
peiialists will be obliged to icave at least 20,000
at R,ab to garrison the town and to keep open their
communications.

The Warsaw Gazette publishes the following re-
port from the Russian army :
" On the 17th ut June our troops entered Hungary.
The dtfferent columns took the following di: ection:—
The 3d Infantry curpa (after a division of it had gone to
the relief of the main Austrian army at Presburg a
march before), set out on its march under the General-
Adjutant Rudiger, over Neuwark, Ofal, and Foliborg, to
Lublo, wht-re it arrived on the 18th. The 2d Infantry
corps (after a division of the same had been sent to cover
Cracow), under the command of Lieutenant-General
Kuprianow, was directed to Gorlice, and in two columns
to the vill'iges of Irbe and Konieczno. The 4th corps,
under the Infantry General Czeodajew (after a division
had been subtracted to occupy South Galicia and the
Bukowina), s& t out likewise in two columns from Zmi-
groda to Graab, and from Ducla to Kowarnick. The
Commander-in-Chief of the active army was on the 6th
with the column on its march to Graab, and passed the
night at Szielno. This arrangement of columns was in-
tended to accelerate the passage of the Carpathians, i❑
case any resistance should be offered by the enemy.
They showed themselves, however, backward to oppose
us, and, with the exception of a few trifling skirmishes
on the 16th and 17th, no encounter took place. On the
6th our troops traversed the mountains in the direction
of Zbary and Bartfeld. On the same day Lieutenant-
General Luders proposed leading his men into Transyl-
vania and on to Constadt ; the other part of his troops,
under Lieutenant• General Grotenhelm, taking the
route over Watra Dorna into the Bukowina and on to
Bistritz."