The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-23

with the exception of Comorn they have no other to-
nable position before Pesth
Ar omcsl bulletin announcing tns nn ,Ss sotb
nit. After abandoning Rssb the HungsnSns so i,
towards Acs Previous to the capture o. cronok
and sIemere. The loss of the Mayors In Killed ana
wounded Raab is not stated but W. prisoners asd
had also reached that city The Hungsrisns is was
supposed would retire to the Thesis and large bodies
of their troope were marching In that direction.
Some sccounts however, state that the Russians,
der might be able to cut of their retreat
FROM the south the intelligence is unfAvorabe to the
ungarians Jellachich is raid to have occupied The
defeating the Magyars near Szegedin ana
driven them beyond the Thesis. Koricjsnin is also
stated to have Obtained advantages over them near
Znta, and have captured eight OF their vessels,
with is guns, on the Danube. 80
Inst tays-The is current in the Assembly that
the HuDgarisns had obtained an immense advantage
over the Russians who were marching beyond Raab.
1t is said that the Russians have lost 10 900 men
The negotiations between the Venetans and Aus
triaps having failed the bombardment Of Venice was
recommen ced on the oath ult.
The sortie last made by the venotans was very sue
eesfu Among the prisoners carried into Venice De-
sides several officers of the staff there were two gene
rails. Marshal Radetsky treated for their recovery
but the conditions Of General Pope were unacceptable
the marshal Both sides continue their cannonadc
Important French Items.
The latest advices from Paris Of Friday morning,
che 9Th inst
1t is stated that great alarm amounting almost to
panic existed in Paris that morning in
of the declaration made in the National Assembly by
Victor Grnpdn that day OF insurrecton is imPend-
ing the city. proposal for inquiry thrown
out but the statement remains, and Is producing the
effect Of driving the tmid and of injuring trade
That notwthsta nding the imposing military force,
there may be attempt at insurrection may Dc infer
red from the temper OF the people aud from the history
of the past but that /: be attended with thing
but boodhed imprisonment trials and exile, seems to
be most improbable
The important intelligence is also communicated
that the Army Of the Alps is broken and that the
TROOPS which com posed it nov ther march to
the Rhine A collision between the French and Prus
slams is not improbable
There has sprung up feeling that is inevitable
rendertd necessary by the alliance of Russia Austria
and frussia, ard the simultaneous determination Of
the three powers to interfere in each others affairs
The Intern state OF france too, seems to AXE
alteration in it, policy necessary The Bourse is much
agtsted and the necessity of the government raising
loan hangs heavily the market
The Ministry is laundering about holding councils,
arriving at decision excepting thai OF repression
which such a spirited people the French will
much longer submit to.
II appears that General Lamorciere has left for
Strasbourg and General Bedeau for Rome The dvi-
sion detached from the army Of the APPS is to be rein
forced by regime from Paris with the view OF form
ing camp the Rhine with the intention, as some
ray Of preventing the rruption Of armed bands WHO
mky be driven out of Baden the Psatinate In the
OF the troubles contests that ahct those
districts. To the command Of that army General La
morciere has been appointed. General Bedeau Is
puted to possess considerable ability OF diplomatic
well military character and is said to have been sent
out for the purpose Of supersedng General Oudnot In
command, at all events Of controlling the negota
tioDs with the Romans.
Iaise the army of Italy SO GEO. lie is instructed to
get possession of Rome que cote with the least
possible delay. Ii was Mt time proposed to send
General Changarnier to Rome instead OF General Be-
deau but the ministers thought IL might be i'm prudent
TO remove General ChangarIer from Paris at the pc
riod Of the elections.