Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22
rl,qraphed 10 the Louisville Democrat.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CALEDONH.

p LEas. Aug. 3l.-The steamer Caledonia
.is Halifax at l o'clock Yesterday morning
G,;rsruool dates of the 18th.
- - friga,e St. Lawrence left Bremen haven
iD .r,nizo in the Baltic.
/ = I,,d. The most active harvest operations
bng forward in all parts of the country
51aS 5GrsSsn's visit to Ireland has terminated with
H <,s enthusiasm with which it commenced.
ss,-a1,.-The President returned to Paris after
- :, Rouen and Havre. An indisposition of
.'rsr, character threw gloom over The termi.
=. n his visit at Havre. Paris and the sur
aE,, districts, in conformity with the new
has been relieved from martial law, and
a,aIIity has been perfectly maintained during
GEEK. French funds are well maintained.
| Jim many branches of trade there is a decided
f.-rfnlent. The French government, it is
| n has received information that Austria has
a 10 Bavaria for military assistance, and
+. ,uer power was about to send troops 10 pro-
|. Ne Austrian Capital. The troops by Oudi-
81 Rome, have exhibited strong feelings of
sisfacliOn al not being permitted to return to
,,,e. The object of the expedition having
| !, accomplished. they deem it not only an act
ri1sice but of cruelty TO detain them any
| ~ from their families and friends. Letters
[,sred in Paris from Vienna state that Govern
4 had resolved to neg o,iate with the Hungari-
|: The Austrian and Hungarian accounts
n Vienna are of much interest. The en-
~e Of the Hungarian from Comorn into Raab
Iy confirmed, and they only differ as 10 the
n which was secured in or near Raab by the
.Tas.
he greatest alarm was excited in Vienna and
~5urg, bv the news of the advance of the Hun
lns, whose outpost were said to have appeared
Eesseburg. All the troops which could pos
be spared from Vienna, were Immediately
nched by railway to Presburg, and it is said
uany of the soldiers who were new recruits
With very great discourngement, and reluc-
b 10 march. The battle of the 23d, 24,h and
ullmo, took place between The Russians
Hungarians near Myskols, on the eft bank of
1Sks. 1t seems after the battle, Georgey quit
is position. and the Russians, a good deal cut
bIoged him.
Eqngary and Austria.-Accounts from Vienna
be Sth, SAYS that authentic Intelligence of
hts between Raab and Comorn was still want
The post between Nienna and Peslh was
Erep,ed, and no letters had arrived from Raab
US reported that the Hungarians had entered
sed on the Waag. From the western theatre
1e COmorn was more serious than at frss
oed. The Magyars are swarming through
country beth far and wide. Prince OrIoff ar
At Vienna on the 10th, from the head-quar-
hf Paskiewiich. He brought intelligence of
s1g! of Paskiewitch's army by Georgey. No
Elm had been published, and the lmperials al
ana were in a stale of panic. The communi-
nbetWeen Pesth and Vienna had been entirely
OF by the MagyarS, who, it was rumored, had
n Peslh and Buda. The army Of I1aynau, even
should have effected a junction with Jei-
cl, ls 1Ow completely isolated. 1t is asserted
IN consequence of 4 representation from
and aBd France. that the Russians will evac-
Hungary in the course Of 10 days. The
Fresse CT Tuesday states that a letter was
'ed the previous day by a member of the
sail5e Assembly, Announcing that the great
gan army had been completely defeated by the
g1r: Vienna papers of the l2th contain
dispatches from headquarters of General
fsor. at Shaesburg, Transylvauia, stating
lie 3lst ult. battle took place between
ups aad the HuDgarians under BEN, in which
lier was defeated, and the Russian General
MN was killed by a cannon bali. 1000
.rHas are said to have been killed. They
ufsued by The Cossacks who took seven
ices, two standards and Il large quantity
nunl'Ion, and Bem's travelling calash, con-
important papers. 500 prisoners were
zee by the Russians, whose loss is quoted at
Cd and wounded.
news from Hungary is meagro throughout
satisfactory. Bem's reported defeat re-
;Onhrmation and will probably turn out not
bad as reported.
certain that Austria would not be willing
Is reported, if she was gaining instead of
ground. The National states that Garri-
ID succeeded in reaching Vienna in safety,
iPpears 10 be confirmed from other sources
!: 'OrIhy Of credit.
graphed TO the Memphis Enquirer. Sept. 81
Arrival of the Niagara.
!stns, Sept. 3, IS46.-The Niagara arrived
'ax this morning at six O'Clock. She sail
Liverpool on the 25th August. The Eu-
'hSed at Liverpool on the 2Oth. The ac-
ii per Niagara from the ma manufacturing dis
continue satisfactory. Manchester very
uemand for every description of cotton
aeVe. Accounts from India favorable;
~Oe disease had begun 10 show itself; mo-
= sOod demand, two and one-fourth to two
Il e naf per cent, on bills of the best kind.
''ily obtained on Monday at call.
smy'-lntelIigence from the seat of war
most disastrous kind TO the Hungarians.
AVE been defeated at all points. Their
Aas @ iaIIed past redemption. The precise
circumstances which led to this unex-
sun, cannot be ascertained from the ac-
'l'nn reach. The facts are that the Hun
Il sNe been compelled to lay down their
:" submit to unconditional surrender. 1
n correspondent of the London Times,
a Tuqer date of August I6, official reports
d ~. W. Dorier, dated the 9th, at Hermanstadt,
d fTars fTTrca'ars of what took place in the SOUTH
r. = 'ahsyl ylvanIa, since the 4.h, when Luders