The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-28 00:00:00

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COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT•
JULY 27, 1549.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGE'..TE.
ARRIVALS.
July 20. Arrow Cutter, Thomas Chamberlains, Esq ,
from Southampton ; Resolution Schooner, Duke of
Rutland, fr,,m Brest.
21. Destiny Schooner, William Weld, Esq., from
Portsmouth ; Osprey Cutter, John Petre, from
Portsmouth ; Stormfinch Cutter, Lik utenant-Colond
Bowers, from Poole ; Talisman Cutter, Captain H. N.
Smith, R. E., London ; GauntlLt Cutter, William
Peareth, Esq., from Sandgate.
23. Esmeralda Schooner, J. E. W. Rolls, Esq., from
Brest and Plymouth ; Gondola Cutter, W. H. Node-
house, Esq., from London.
25. Feruande Schooner, MajorM. Martin, from Hyde.

AUSTRIA.
The KOlner Zeitung publishes the following buIIe-

" BISTRITZ, JUNE 26.

"We have taken Bistritz to•day. No defence was
made. The enemy retreated. I will pursue them to-
morrow. " BEM."

" BISTRITZ, JUNE 29.

" I have beaten the Russians. My outposts are at
R ickendorf. My maiden army fought seven hours with
the Russian horse, and drove them back.
"Posteript.—My troops have entered Valendorf.
" BEM."

" BISTRITZ, JULY 2.

" I have for the fourth time advanced to Bistritz by
way of Gross Sajo, and Vasachely. I hold the enemy
in the defiles of Byrgo, without having had occasion to
claim the assistance of our troops at Karlsburg.
" BEM ."
These bulletins are in a manner explained by the
following news from Constantinople :
On the 21st of June, General Liilers took Kron-
stadt, after a violent contest with 400 Hungarians that
had been left in that town. After taking Kronstadt, the
Russians marched upon Hermanstadt. The Hungarians
advanced to Togarash to meet them. After a bloody battle,
which lasted 36 hours, General Liiitrs being totally de-
f., ated, retreated to Kronstadt, which city is filled with
the wounded and flying. Another Russian corps, which
was to force an entry from Moldavia into Transylvania
at Aydosh, was likewise roughly handled, and thrown
back into Moldavia."
The following are extracts from a private letter,
dated Vienna, the 20th:—

" BISTRITZ, JUNE 26:

" We have this day taken Bistritz without striking
a blow. The enemy retired. I shall go in their pursuit
to•morrow, and I hope to drive them before me.
(Signed) " BEM."
"JUNE 27.

"I have beaten the Russians, and I am at Rakendorf.
During seven hours our army attacked the enemy's
cavalry, who were in great force, and repulsed them. I
have advanced as far as Valendorf. " BEM."
Bem writes from Bistritz on the 2d July, to the
effect that, after having advanced on the Great
Sajo, Vasachely, Ujfalu, and Bistritz, he kept
the Russians shut up in the defile near Borgo,
without having taken a single man from the
army operating near Karlsburg or against the Wal-
lachians. The Commissioner of the Hungarian
Government writes from Hermannstadt, under date
the 3d July, that the Russians have been forced to
retreat to Kronstadt. Bern was preparing to attack
that city on the Bth or 9th July.
The seat of the Hungarian Government had been
transferred to Arad on the 14th July. This last
circumstance proves the assurance with which Bern
hopes to finish with the Russians in Transylvania,
and, on the other hand, it confirms the defeat
of Jellachich, because, if the army of the south was
still formidable, the Hungarian Government would
never dare to select the city of Arad for its residence,
as it would be between two fires.