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Millersburg, July &c, 1849.
Wheeling Bridge Case.
PHILApELPHIA, AUG. !!

.... PHILADELPHIA, Aug. go, 1849.
In the matter of the State of Pennsylva
!, MIA, versus the Wheeling Bridge Company
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered his opinion
this morning, on motion for an Ajunc
ton.
! He held that the Wheeling Bridge was
not such a structure as was authorized by
the charter from the State of Virginia
that the company are bound strictly by
their charter, and cannot subject naviga-
tors to trouble, expense, and delay.
sit is no excuse that the encroachment
upon the navigation is small, or the nui-
sance little in extent.
Nor, is the additional cost or expense
ofproperly constructing the bridge an ex-
cuse." -.'.'
And he holds that Gas Virginia has not
authorized this bridge, she is not necessa-
rily party to this proceeding-that the
present application is not too late, because
there was no reason to anticipate that the
defendants would violate their charter
that the right of Pennsylvania to proceed
for an injunction against nuisance to her
citizens, without her own territory, is now
questioned; but if she could not on that
ground, by reason of injury to her public
works, she may proceed in this court
yet that the question being new one, and
involving question OF jurisdiction, the in
junction will not nop be granted, because
the injury apprehended is not imminent
and irreparable before the sitting of the
Supreme Court" F" ".4a w..
He holds that "the company and indi-
vidual stockholders are liable for all dam
age that may be done, and they will, there
fore, gain no advantage by this delay, for
ifthe decree goes against them they will
have to take the bridge down, at their own
expense" "The cause will have prece-
dence," he remarks, ION the list, on the
first Monday Of December next, and the
complainant will have an opportunity of
moveing the Court for an injunction on
the bill and answer"
The object of the State of Pennsylvania
has been gained by this suit, and the vio-
lation of the charter of this bridge by the
company clearly exposed.
Mr.. Edwin M. Stanton of Pittsburgh
is entitled to great credit for the able man
ner in which he has managed the case for
this Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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LATER.

The steamer Washington arrived a
New York at midnight, Sept. 8, bringin,
two days later and thrillingly interestin.
news from the seat of war in Europe.
Thirty thousand Russian troops, under
Zudiz, have been completely routed by al
inferior force of Hungarians under the
command of Gen. Bem, and were hunt
ed into Wallachia. .r.z eo.
A bulletin from Dembinsky, dated Gy.
aDgyQs, July 90, speaks of second great
victJ1y he has obtained over the Russians
after having attacked them by surprise on
the night Of the Esd. The Russians could
not stand the rapidity of the attack, but
broke and ran.
Many of the officers fed with nothing
on but their shirts, and in this situation
many of them were cut down or made
prisoners. Two regiments of Russian
Curasiers were nearly annihilated. The
next morning the Russians rallied and
fought with desperation, but brilliant
charge of Hungarian cavalry ended the
contest and put the Russians again to
fight, leaving sixteen hundred dead on the
field of battle. Eighteen pieces of cannon
and two thousand prisoners, are among the
trophies of this great and decisive victory.
The Russian account of the battle is
thus given: ION the night of the Esd the
Russians were 'ttacked by the Magyars in
the pass of Ojelusk, and forced to retreat
They were reinfo ced by four pieces of ar
tillery. but again forcedto retire after three
hours fghtng,5in which they lost in killed
and wounded officers and 1866 privates.
The .Magyars passed through the pass.p
Ifthe Russians admit this much, the
reader can easily judge how thoroughly
they were cut to pieces, for the Russian
bulletins have ever been famous for put
ting the best face on all discomftures. 4
Vienna, the capital Of Austrin, when the
Courier left Presburgh, was supposed to be
occupied by the victorious Hungarians,.
The letters from Vienna speak of the
Hungari7ns having appeared within few
leagues of the city. .babags ylt eS 4 (,
The Breslau Getting of tho 18th says
that o sanguinary engagement is reported
tohave taken place at Grosswardein. y 4
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SIERRA MADRE.--Letters received at Mo.
bile dated at Round Island. between New
Orleans and Mobile, on the 18th of August,
says that one thousand men engaged in .
secret expedition had arrived and would
sail on the goth of August for an Island
100 miles from Vera Cruz. The writer is
a member of the expedition and thinks that
Sierra Madre the place of ultimate destin-
alton. He thinks 900 men will rendez-
vous at point near Vera Cruz! ssrs..:.
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TENDENCY OF EUROPEAN ArfAIRs.-A
London correspondent Of the National In.
itelligencer thus briefly sums up the tendenn.
cy Of affairs in Europe:, ~ ,''ss.s. s..
France to monarchical form Of govs
ernment; Germany to division .betwesn
Austria and Prussia; Hungary 10 place
herself in the rank Of independent nations;
and Rome under the government 81, the
Pope, provided the Holy Father win con-
sent, and Catholic Europe will allow him
to establish his temporal sway upon mod.
crate and liberal principles . ''Sl'll Z e, 4.
This would seem to be q sstrue biII''
lamentable in some respects, especially a.
regards France, where SO much human
blood will have been shed for nothing, but
glorious Hungary will stand brilliant
light amidst the darkness around her. asils
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0JThe election returns from Texas in.s
dictate that Bell has been chosen Governor
of the State, aa B9taflidg sad 50 IS
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POPULATION OF HUNGARY.-Dr. Kraft.
ser, late Professor of Modern Languages
in the University of Virginia, is deliver
ing a series of lectures in Boston, on the
war in Hungary, of which that excellent
paper, the Boston Traveller, is publishing
well prepared extracts. From a report in
that journal of recent lecture, we learn
that the Magyars number 4,80O, 900; there
are 4,2OO, 900 Sclayonians; of Croatians
1900, 900; Germans about | ,2O0, 900; Bel
garians, a kind Of Sclavonians, 10000;
Jews 244, ,O00; French 900; Greeks 6, 900,
and Armians 5000 to a 900 making a
grand total Of 1890 900. OF this num-
Der 5000, 900 are Catholics, 2, 900, 600 be-
longing to the Greek church, who obey
the Patriarch Of Constantin ople. ,.ir
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Abduction Of Rev.

The New Orleans Crescent of the 25th
publishes Rey's letter to the American Con.
sui. acknowledging his. abduction and
claiming the protection Of the United States
Government, together with the correspond
ence between the Captain. General Of Gu
ba and Col. Campbell, our Consul. The
same paper also publishes Rey's declara-
ton before the Captain General and SOL
diers. This confession, he now says, was
made under the influence of terror The
confession was that Rey had left New Or
leans voluntarily. There is high state
ofexcitement in New Orleans, and the pa
pers are filled with comments. @ ~
Rey has been placed in prison at his own
request. He says he fears bodily injury,
and does not consider his life safe while
running at large fG hfgq sata z
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