The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
AFT AIRS IN RO m E,
TELEGRAPHIC ADVICES.

&c. SO. &c.
TELEGRAPHIC ADVICEs.
The steamship Canada Captain Judkns arrived
at Halifax shortly after o'clock Wednesday evening
aast having been delayed somewhat by heavy weather
and head winds.
Our adyees by her from Paris to tho evening Of
the 9th London of the 10TH Liverpool Of Saturday
the 18th instant-hsr day OF sailing.
No list of passengers cane through by overland
express
The Canada will be due at this port early this
ing. The details Of the will therefore be given
to-day in the afternoon editions of the Herald.
The Danish Minister Of Marine had issued official
tcs that the blockade Of the Elbe would be raised
the 18th instant-the day the Canada sailed.
The Hungarian Struggle.
SITUATION OF AFFAIRS ACCORDING TO THE NEWS
BY THE LAST STEAMER.
1.-THE accounts from the seat Of war in Hungary,
brought by the steamer last week. stated that tho Hun
garan General Georgey entered Kasc in the NORTH
the ed July, after defeating the Russian General
Sass ct Jasso that General Paskiewitch the Russian
commander chief had experienced check between
Gyongyos and Erau and had been obliged to retire;
that the Hungarians found in Ksschua articles Of
military equipment; that the corps Of Generals DEM
bnsk and Georgey were in communication and the
tro Russian armies off from their base of opera
tion; that the cholera was making frightfu ravages
In the ranks Of the begerent and the Russians SUI
fered greatly from the heat that the fortress Of Te-
mesvar in the south, had surrendered to the Hunga
RAMS who had Likewise entered Semlin in Sclsvons
the Danube, the possessiOn Of uhieh made them
tors Of the line Of the Danube fro. Essegg to Orsovd;
that Benz in Trsnsylvanis opposed to the Russians
under Luders and Grotsnhiem, who had been beaten
by him, and he had taken his line between Bstrts
and Clansenburg; that the line OF operations Sc
sected BY the main Hungarian army was along both
banks of the THESIS and that while Paskiswitch with
his army Ia placed between the Hungarian forces Of
Geosgey and psnbinski, Haynau, the Austrian CON-
nander chief leaving Grabbe (Russan) and schlick
Austrsn) either bank Of the Danube to lay segsto
e fortress ofComorn had with his forces marched
the relief Croatian Ban Jeschch who had been
completely routed by the Hungarsns under Percze and
Guyon This the position Of affairs according to the
intelligence brought by the Hbernis The advices
nexed brought by the Canada continue the narrative
Of svents.-Ep. BSRAID.l
SITUATION OF AFFArxs ACCORDING TO THE NEWS by
TIE cANADA-TRRRIBLE BATTLE IN PENNSYLVANIA
TRIUMPH OF BEM-ATrAcK ON RAAB, AND IT'S
CAPTURE ny THE HUNoARIANs, ETC.
As far 1t Is possible the operation and po-
sion Of the contendng armies from the confused and
conflicting published accounts 1t that the Hun
garsns were at the latest accounts occupying tho line
Of the Theiss and that they still maintained their po
sition at Sregedn, the Thesis, the Moros.
Georgey is supposed to be somewhere about Tokay,
a little to the southwest Of Kaschua, but there
10 authentic account Of his precise position. The
uncertainty prevails respecting Benz, In Transy
vania of whose operations there great variety Of
reports.
The London Daily News, however, gives currency to
A. H.
ssys that courier from Galats brought the news
The Austrian and Russian army, sixty thousand
strong after occupying Hermanstadt and Cronstsdt
and other small places, advanced to sarksny Benz
collected thousand and charged against them
The battle ended In . complete defeat Of the Impe-
risBsts They fed precipitately, leaving ten thou
sand dead and wounded, nearly all their artillery,
and eight thousand prisoners, among whom was Genl
Nuremberg. BEN then took possession Of Hermanstsdt
ard Cronstsdt
The Ewoycan Times, Of the 18th inst, under the
head Of the latest intelligence" rays that the Vienna
journals of the 5th inst supply them with from
Hungary Of great Importance, II true. ....
1t appears that on the sth instant the Hungarians
stole march, and surprised the garrison Of Raab,
little 70 the southeast of Comorn. sharp conflict
ensued which ended In the fortress and city being
pied BY the where they found eighty thou
sand bushels oats twenty -four hundred head Of cat
tie and large stores Of miscellaneous provisions, which
they carried the citadel Of Comorn Nor these
all the trophies If their victory for they captured six
gums and took two companies OF Austrian infantry
prisoners Klapks commanded the Hungarian troops
who Afterwards quilted the city Of Rsab and took up
heir sbede in tho fortress where they seized the vi
emma mails Rssb is about hundred English miles
from Vienna.
Interesting from Switzerland.
orEs,ne OF TBR FEDERAL DIET-THK RKFueKKs-
THREATENED TROUBLE WITH FRANCE, ETC. Krc.
ma t..t "a
che opening the session extraordinary Of the Federal
Assembly ON the preceding day. It approved unani-
nously the levy Of the troops which had been made
This probably refers to the raising Of army Of sixty
thousand to preserve the neutrality Of the Swiss
territory advices of which by the last steamer
The question of the refugees referred to COM
mittee Of members II will be recollected that
the Baden revolutionary leaders took refuge in Swift
zerand, and ordered to leave at the request Of
Prussia, Austria and Russia.
The quarrel respecting the violation Of the Swiss ter
ritory by Baden troops is said to have been
ranged.
II is reported that the French ambassador has made
the following upicatop the part of his govern
ment, to the President OF the Confederation
He advised the council to terminate az promptly
possible, and at any price the differences which have
arisen between Germany and Switzerland; that they
need reckon any assistance from Frances and that
France with displeasure the armament that has
been ordered that gives fresh slIment to
revolutionary spirit and produces useless agitation.
One of the letters from Berne, Of the Sd instant,
mentions that Cen Dufeuf has published address
to the troops under his command, In which he tells
them that their duty for the present Is merely to
guard the frontiers; but that should foreign enemy
violate their terrtcry he is confident that the sons Of
old Hslreta viii prove that they have net degenersted
ifrom their ancestors.
According to this, Switzerland Is likely 10 be drawn