Washington telegraph., 1849-07-25

y,ezegraphed to the Daily Crescent.
LATE FROM EUROP E.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
Stote of the Markets-R0nae not taken
wFyeuch Insurrection--Defeat Of the
4mstriams and Russians by the Hum
oariaus-Barsn.gs' Ciremlar-&c.. 3c.
BALTIMORE. July s..
The Canada arrived at Halifax last
Tuesday morning, and at Boston on
wednesday evening. She left Liverpool
on the 23d, and brought ninety-6ve pas
sengers. The cotton market, during the
week preceding the Canada's sailing,
was steady, firm, and increasing in con-
fdence. Fair Upland was at and SD,
Mobile at and 3-4d., and Orleans at 3D.;
Good Ordinary to Middling of each of
these descriptions being from 1-16 to 1-Sd.
higher.
RoME.-Up to the evening previous
to the Canada's sailing no news had been
received in Paris of the entry of the
French into Rome. Oudinot, it was
thought, would not make general attack
before the 7th, at Which time news of
the failure of the Paris conspiracy OF the
18th would reach Rome, and probably
induce the triumvirate to capitulate.-
Wonderful reasoning, to be sureJ The
LYONS Gazette of the Goth states that
teleyraphic dispatch from Marseilles, re-
ceiyed as they were going to press, an
nouuces the entry of the French into
Rome.
INs1RREcrIoN AT LYoNs.-The attempt
at insurrection in Paris has been followed
bv more formidable resistance to tie
laws of Lyons. A serious engagement
took place in the streets between the
troops and the mob, and considerable
number of lives were lost on both sldes.
Barricades were thrown up, and they
were not taken until battered down by
cannon. The fighting commenced on
the morning of the 18TH, and continued
until late hour at night; but telegraph
dispatch, dated at Lyons on the afternoon
of the 10Th, announces that the insurgents
had been completely routed, the streets
cleared, and the city restored to tran
guilty. There were upwards of 5O,OOO
troops IN the LOWu
DEFEAT OF THE AUsTRIANS AND Rus
SLAMS BY THE HUNGARIANs.-The Aus.
trians and Russians bave been defeated
in great battle fought with the Hum
garians. The former lost $4,000 men,
the latter 5000. The battle lasted sixty
hours, and took place on plain between
Raab and Wertzland.
rrruyc pu INT raTAnA
RoME.-Up to the evening of the 21st
nit, no news had been received in Paris
of the entry of the French army into
Rome. Oudinot would lot make gen
eral attack before the 10th or 17th when
the news of the failure of the conspiracy
of the 18th in France. would reach Naples
and probably induce the Triumvirate to
capitulate. The London Globe of the
22d says: at is generally believed that
the telegraph will announce tomorrow
the capitulation OF Rome The Gazette
of Lyons of the 2Oth ult., says that a
telegraphic dispatch from Marseilles was
received as they were going to press.
announcing the entry of the French into
Rome.
The news from Hungary is contradicted
to-day. Some accounts give the ad-
vantage to the Austrians in the south.
Two actions happened, both terminating
to the advantage of the Imperlallsts.
The Hungarian General, Peizcel, from
the fortress of Petu Wardue, attacked
some Austrian entrenchments, but was
ultimately repelled. though the Austrians
admit they suffered severely. Another
battle was fought by Baron Jellachich,
which is said to have been brilliant
victory. But the Austrian accounts are
not trustworthy at least as regards their
own loss.
The London Globe of the 22G has in
telHgence from the 10th of June, giving
accounts of a tremendous encounter with
the Hungarians, Austrians and Russians.
The latter forces were completely defeat
ed, and left $4,000 killed on the field.
The Battle took place on the large plain
between Raab and Weisselburg, and
lasted sixty-four hours The Magyares'
loss is stated at 5000. The Austrians
were commanded by Heyman, the Rus
slams by Ruditar, and the Hungarians by
Gregory. The news of this battle is re-
ceived by private letters, and no paper
alludes to it. The Lloyd newspaper of
Vienna contains not the most distant
allusion to it,
Another affair is mentioned as having
taken place in Crima. A brigade was
sent by Schlick from Oedenburg, and the
general in command was taken prisoner,
and Uplan and Col. Baron Zesoner killed.
Schlick sent his brigade to cover his right
flank whilst marching to Raab. 1t was
beaten on the 18th ult. Some reports
represent the whole brigade as destroyed,
and others state that 1000 had deserted
and gone to the Magyares. For three