The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-06

be CLEANED from Vienna papers IN regard to the
great battle reported, IN private letters, to have
taken place near Raab. is the surnise that lac de-
feat of the Wyss brigade has given origin 10 fabu-
lous runors. On the other hand, the authorities
maintain that the rout Of Wyss was only an episode
of the other battle
A letter cf the 18th ult., from Cracow, in the
Breslau Gazette, mentions an affair between the
vanguard OF the Magyars and the Russians, with
IN the Gallican frontier at Jordanow. The Rus
sian Colonel Megden was killed, two hundred
Cossacks were cut of and taken prisoners Ano-
Their letter OF the 18TH from CracOw, menti ons, as
a report, an engagement at Eng Pass, between the
advanced guard of the Russians and Benz The
Russians, numbering 5000, were beaten.
On the 10th OF June, there arrived In the Aus
trian camp, a parliamentary, from Kossuth, who
brought message TO Gen. Haynau, admonishing
him that, # any more Hungarian prisoners were
executed, the most distinguished Austrian officers,
captured by the Magyars, would be put to death, by
way Of reprisal.
In the German States bordering the Rhine,
where general lnsurrectlon Is going on, the
Prissians have now advanced, and struggle has
taken place at Mannheim, the result of which was
not known.
There is nothing of interest from England. The
governme nj steamer President has arrived at Cork,
having on board Messrs. John Martin and Kelvin
lzod O'Doherty, who were immediately transferred
on board of convict ship Mount Stuart, Ephinstone.
Ii is believed that the latter vessel will be detained in
Cork until the government is In a poSltion by the
adoption OF the special act OfParlianent at present
being hurried through the House, to send out the
other State prisoners, without encountering any
constitutional objection.
The Augsburg Gazette of the 10Th inst, states
that 1t is informed that the greater part OF the Rus
sian guards suddenly halted on the l0th,' on their
march to the South, and II Is even said that par
~ OF the guards who had reached the envlrons of
Kowno have returned by forced marches to ST, Pc
tersburg.
The Poles assert that the cause of this counter.
march Is, that conspiracy had been discovered
at ST. Petersburg and Moscow.
There has been little change in the state of BUSH
ness affairs during the week. The produce
markets were mode ratey supplied but there Is not
such an extensive demand. Holders were firm and
insisted upon full rates.
Cotton continued in a healthy state, and full
prices paid Indeed, during the last few days,
an advance OF one-eighth. of penny per Id. had
been obtained on some sorts.
The market closed hrm!yiyesterday evening, at
an advance OF one-elghth Of a penny per pound
on fair Orleans and Mobile. For other sorts, the
extreme rates of last week are paid. The value Of
fair Orleans is quoted at Cd. fair Mobile AID !;
fair upands, AID q and middling, Al AID. per
pound.
The corn markets were firm, and more business
dong.
Breadstuffs Of all descriptions are in better de-
mand at all our leading markets.
The metal markets were in an improving state.
Cured provisions meet fair inquiry al steady
prices.
The reports Of the state Of trade are satisfactory.
Money was still plentiful, and discounts easy.
Havre advices of the 2ls, state that the cotton
market continued brisk sales on that day were
$500 bales prices had advanced one franc TO one
franc and fifty centimes, and even In some cases TO
two francs on former quotations.
There has been arrival at Liverpool from Cah-
fornia, with 100000 gold.