The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Objection Of The French 10 Receive the Hon. dr.
RiycS as American Minister.
THE VERY LATEST.

Among the passengers notice the names of Sir
Allen aicNab OF tanaGa and Miss Charlotte CusbmaA.
with whom is niiss Eliza Cook aud Miss ii M. Hayss.
ipehsh writera Of some distinetion members OF the
literary circle OF which Jerroid and the ogitts are
well known III this country.
We learn that the Rev Henry Coleman of this Statc
who had engsged passage for his return IN the Gale
donia died az sliDgtoD near London the ,y before
she sailed His son, who went out in the Caledonia,
arrived just too late to his father before his dnsh
We learn that alr Coleman died oil q fever.
Intelligence has bceu received through pr vsta let
ter Gays the Boscn TrGrer that the French govern
ment viii with great dspeasure the of Air.
Rives minister CT the United States IL Is under
stood that he viii rot be permitted TO exercise HE
functions a minister. Unpleasant as this incident
may be- IL cannot II sustained by proper reasons tss
part OF the French goyernmen afford occasion for
just exception on the part of our government IL IL
expressly laid down by the writer's the Law Of
tions, and psroeularly by Mr.. wheaton, that one
court may rciufe to receive partcu ar individual
minister IRON another court, alleging the motive.
which such re1ufal Is grounded - IL remains to be
what motives will DO assigned for this act IL 10
probable that they will refer to the dispatches OF Mr.
Rives, during his former mission to our governmen
announcing the succelsful conclusion of the treaty ~
which France agreed 10 pay to the United States
So 100000 rs an decentralization for spoations Of
commerce. IL will be remembered that these d.
spaiches, being published by our governnent vent
back 10 France, and contributed TO that irritation
which for time, seemed Co threaten war AIR. Rivss
sailed from New ork in recent steamer for LIVER
pool his way 70 Psis. In the of his not be-
the mission Will deyolTe upon tho newly apponteA So
cretsry Of Legation. Mr SANFORD, of Connecticut.
The Hungarian War.
We gave In yesterdays Herald a complete narrative
Of the events in Hungary to the latest date. To-day.
we give all the official semi official reports from the
Russian and Austrian onieors, that find
OPERATIONS or TIE RUSSIAN GENERALS rAsxIH-
wren, eRAnrE, SASS, AID sACkES, AND rug Hyy-
GARIAN oKsERAI GEoRsEY, IN TnI NORTH.
(from the salIatcn Freundl
When rsskositch heard that Georgey, from behisd
the sajo thought himself q match for Grsbbe, whs
cfa H.nf NF. Inn hR nytls r.1
to advance from Mexo-kovcsd TO biscolcz unite with
Grsbbe and then attack Gcorgey aud force him behind
,anced on the Sotb July with the "a corps, to Pap,
aLd brought them the Sd to Esege, where bridge
wat thrown across the Thesis the 3lst OF July.
raskiewtch ssc.rtaned that Georgey, without waiting
the attack, bad Withdrawn 20 the rheiss In conss-
quencc Of this, the Field Marshal directed General
Ssckep, approaching from Csschau, to march on To-
ksy and then take possession Of the fcrd lie ior HE
part Get ~ IRON spi pass,d the river at Eiese over
LIST August. and on the 81 vas before Dcbrecsn Thu
city occupied by determined corps OF Is 900 m-n,
and 40 cannon, under Macy Ssndar; their batteries
planted ard desperate IRE opened upon the
Russsn vanguard but the insarsent, were unable to
withstand the shock of the combinrd orce of
L. pound batteries aud the cavalry attacks OF tho
Mussulmas resiments tRsdetasy hussarsl, together
whole Honved battalion cut to picces SIX cannons
taken, and soc0 prisoner mads on the departure %
the courier the teasotcd Insurgents were being pur
sued sud ffceh prisoners made.
frhe occupation Of Debreoiu by ths Irorerialistsa
considered Of great Importance. Thence they com
nIunicaie over szolonk with Pcstb over Tokay with
Gaeis, and enable them 10 unite with isynan q. the
south
Trirce orlod arrived at yicun. on August TO- from
the head quarters Of Psskesiteh as the messenger,
not of victory but Of dfsat. Tho most recent Official
rs,kie ~cb, which will be read with much interest
IL " FIRM FRINGE Gorezskow the head Of the stat OF
the Rus.isn army, g. the Commander In chief and
rprts upon the passage II the ihciss at rssa Fured
On July IS the troops destined 60 cross the rheiss
set at Ia the morning from the village Of Ks-
r,o,end for roroslo Taeso the 9Th division OF
infantry the End brigade % The 2nf isnt cavalry di-
rison. aud the t2nd regiment q Don COssasks wihs
cosssek battery. 1T nooo, too sotnia Of Cossasks ~
the 32nd Regiment approached the place, AMI sur
round.d u ca al idos behind theu wasthe vanguard,
under the command o general Count rostd bctween
Poroflo and mole sadiug 60 the rhcis 10 resulted
from the Intelligence brought That the sur-
rounding 81 rOruslo In an extcuI 81 wersts,
Offered those GiGiculu,s Witch are already knoss
TO your Exce,leney, only, that in con. eIuencc Of
the greet diyucss. the noras-es we're In soms
parts tasssbls CT 1lst the Theiss bridge
not Destroyed but ouly h.lf carried assy aud Ia
order tMt the might be destroy ali despatcs
the Deems bound with aud Jaub, with pitch
O. That the bridges upon the M lie csding fror To-
roslo 20 the 1hciss destroyed for tour wrr,ts
az That. for preventing the Passsge Of tho Thesis,
tL,ie potod a. Iissafsfod 2cO0 inisory partly
Of the sst and party Of the rcI lew ~.h ARTILLERY,
and rhst cavalry, and hat tbs division
pect.d rcinfOrc, mcnts on toe f5osins day. started
immedsttly to Inspect the bank Of the Theiss, and
took With me only thirty Cossacks 10 make the cue
my baiieve IL was common exclusive party 70 70
roso. amer preceding three wersss, obliged 10
give up further Inspection for out OF the tryoud
The 1h.iss mart fire Of musketry opened. and
hundred men. who bad crossed In adyai.cd
tosnfds ne Nu TIE fiInt BANK. But hat
enough 20 ccnvpce mo that the con.cnce " ths bt9k
on.rtd great dfNulties. Although the marsh on "A
sides 81 The mole rss IN many places dried up b. s1s
heat vas ifrscticab- not only for artillery, but f,r
infsntry. The success oi forced psfsayo d'pcninx
especially upon the circumstance q givn etho en~gv
time to think Inject upon ohses ring this pcrciTs
laid down for me By your hNcellency ~ s'ng
put The infantry In order Immediately after their ar
rival, without regard 10 the dstre ling march whict
they had made ia the heat, snd to relieve the
msde th,m march in their Jackets without kus psacks
At the fret destroyed bridge along the MOLE
received With strong discharge Of mussCtry ani ctn-
shot from tive gun he Otber side Of toe river
ordered twelve gun of tn u ht battery No . q ,hs
9th brigade, 20 BE- trcught up ami Some dschsrs Of
gfsTe o. be fired into the woUd; but posted the ia
fsntry outside foe PAGES from The wo0i The sapgrrs
began 70 throw up two dams tor the water was shssF
The nsntry new crossed With great labor s,nieghts
to the lett along the steep slopo Of the hclow wsy
the brook, the artillery II the enemy ia 20 mucb the
more damage the opposite bank spprachca the iry
parts On the lett Of the mole whore alone there va
footing for The troops The marching through the rcsd
and the pools was 50 lsb1r'oua tLas t baf past N
before We reached the second brook whca lies eleven
and lslf wetss behind the first Here the SAN 90
ssces pre- entci therasCircs only aggrtVsted ~ Wa
nocessuy 20 plea out the way with the greatest circs
tpcctiou aud VII tho while four guns playing 90
Hank. The light battery No was brousht ss
sgainft them and No. tOvs the place which No.
lad occupied On sppr,aching ths canal the Vhriss.
bridge set IRE. The fgnt lasted uutii ngnt -
when all darn the pantoOns we're put la Ia Psss
where We int, ndod 10 cr3ss. Thus wa worst isscr
than the burning bridge. anil the opposite b,lk vss
covered with thick wvud. But We wese not tsuatrdhy
nj n he ssnc hal tua