Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-06
EOREGH NEWS
STEAM SHIP CALEDONIA.
Ep ANCE

FRANCE.
Ibe President returned TO Paris after visit at
Rouen and Havre. Paris and the surrounding dis
trlcis, IN conformity with the law have been
lieved from martial law. and tranquility has been per-
fectly maintained during the week. French funds
are well maintained, and in many branches Of trade
there is a decided improvement. Tie French Gov
ernment il is said, have received information that
Austria had applied to Bavaria for mill nry assist
ance, and that the latter power was about to send
troops TO protect the Austrian capital
ITALY.
| The troops left Rome by Oudinoi, have exhibited
strong feelings of dissatisfaction being permit
ted TO return France The object of the expedition
having been accomplished. they deem it not only
act of injustice, but cruelty, To detain them any
longer from their families and friends.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Letters received in Paris from Vienna state that
the Government had resolved 10 negotiate with the
Hungarians.
The general accounts from Vienna are of much in
teresi The entrance of the Hungarians from Comorn
into Raob is fully confrmrd and The statements only
differ as TO the amount of booty which was secured
in or near Raab by the Magya !.
The greatest alarm excited in Vienna by news
OF the advance of the Hungarians, whose ouposs it
Is said have appeared in Wesselburg. All the troops
which could possibly be spared from Vienna i'm
medateIy dispatched by Railway to Presbnrgh. and 1t
is said that many of the soldiers who were re-
cruls, left with very great encouragement, and
marched with reluctance. continued battle on the
23d, 9Th and 18th ult. took place between the Rus
slams and Hungarians MyskOlz on the left bank
of the Lake. 1t that after the battle Georgey
quilted his position and the Russians good deal cut
up, followed him.
! According to accounts from Vienna of the Sh,
authentic intelligence of events between Raab and
Comorn was still waiting, the Post between Vienna
and Pesth having been interrupted and letter had
arrived from Raab
| Ii was reported that the Hungarians had entered
Sheered on the Wang, from the Western theatre
of war.
We learn that the defeat of the Austrians before
Comorn was more serious than at first supposed
The Magyars are swarming through the whole
country far and wide.
Prince Orloff arrived at Vienna on the 10Th, from
the head quarters of Paskiewitch He brought in
telligence of the route of Paskiewitch's army by
Georgey. No bulletin had been published, and the
lmperialists in Vienna were in state Of panic.
Communication between Pesth and Vienna is
trey cut off by the Magyars, who 1t reported
bad re-taken Pesth and Budus. The army Of Hay
nau. if he should have effected junction with Jel
achch, is now completely isolated.
1t Is asserted that in consequence OF the representa-
tion of England and France, that the Russians will
evacuae Hungary in tie course of forty days.
The Paris Press of Tuesday states that letter
received the previous day by member Of the
Legislative Assembly, announcing that the great
Russian army had been defeated by the Magyars
Vienna apers of the 18th contain official dispatch
from General Tuders. in Schaesburgh, Transy lyana,
stating that on the 3lst u battle took place be-
tween his corps and the Hungarian army under BEN.
in which the latter defeated and Russian Gen.
eral, Skarianton. killed by cannon ball.
One thousand Hungarians said to have been
killed in the battle. They were pursued by the Co.'S
sacks who took seven fed-pieces. two Standards and
large quantity of ammunition also Bem's travel
ing calash, containing important papers. Five hun
dred prisoners were captured by the Russians The
loss of the latter is quoted at fortyfour killed and
| wounded
The news from Hungary throughout, is vague and
unsatisfactory. Bems reported defeat requires
frmaton. 1t will probably turn out not so bad as re-
ported. Certainly Austria would not be willing to
treat reported if she gaining instead of losing
ground.
The Paris Nationaie states that Garbald bad sue
ceeded in reaching Venice in safety. which seems TO
be confirmed from other sources, not unworthy of be-
lief
Miss Charlotte Cushman the celebrated actress,
came passenger in the Caledonia.