The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-16
TIE LATEST LONDON PR

Annexed are the latest quStations Tor.
American State Stocks.
THE LATEST LONDON PRICES.
Omitted States Six per Cents, 1868. .iIo,s
New York City Five per Cents ........... " vs.
Psnnsylvania Five per Cents. ...'...., q ~
Ohio Six per Gents, 1896 ............ Aioo
Ha.ss Five We per Cents ster. Bcud:j 5S l0 ai9s
.y; Ess I;; c ss iss.t IS
.Hsspp sa per Cents Cents: Bss9
ziaSsna Five per per Cents lister. Bcaisj g
Virginia Six per Cents. ...................9 90 alo0
Upper Canada Five per Cents, iDeienturesj S a -
We learn, by private advices, that there was con-
siderable Improvement in English securities in Lon
don, Saturday the End inst Consols having
reached 90 on that day.
The London papers give full particulars of the
Astor Place Riots. The London Times contains
four or five columns copied from the Neic York
Herald.
We find that to do justice to the news from
France, will take more room than our columns
this morning will allow. Our teegraphc report
yesterday gave very fair outline of the events in
that republic; and in afternoon editions to-day
we intend to publish our Paris correspondence,
which will give pretty clear view of affairs in
that country. The very latest news from Paris,
however, will be found in this mornings Herald.
Austria and Hungary.
In Hungary, the contending parties appear to be on
again the of changing their relative positions The
Austrian forces in and Presburg and
the line Of the Waag and supported on their left by
the Russians are reported be the eve Of making
. forward movement and it is supposed that, having
provisoned and reinforced the garrison of Comorn,
the pesterous climate Of southern Hungary to tight
in their favor 1.-THE alleged victories ever the Russians
and their reported capture Of Buda have not been
6rmed.
According to accounts from Pesh of the Goth ulti-
mo- Ofen still in the lands of the Austrians, and
son of Oien had ceased bombardng Pesth, which had
greatly suffered many Of the principal buildings being
No certain intelligence has been received regarding
the Of the Russians large bodies Of whom
appear to be assembled at Geding and Hradsch. The
estimates the force to be employed
against the Magyars vary but most fix it ut about no.
600 men, who will be reinforced In case OF need by
large assembled within the Russian terrific
ries.
ment has been fought at Kac in the Csaikst district.
The Magysrs with four battaons Of regular infantry
four quadrons Of cavalry and two batteries attacked
guns taken with panic, and about to fly, when
Stratomirovch rallied them, and making desperate
A report Of Baron weldon, dated from presburg,
May 81, contains the following account Of recent
operations at the seat Of war
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s aaS
and prisoners which the enemy LEFT in VILLAGES fell into os.
enemy Prisoners asssrssrs told U:
from demoTn which the rebels. Susily
d 1spRs and a, hS
Rasb the Aida Bridge and the Of the
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take the oath Of to the republic and that all those
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on the among the more Ssnsr
who the Raa1, declare: that ths
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and ziamIrokre great ndeeisiqp visible in the
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to sssss
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by the enemy whose columns were posted in kosenbers
1t is said that the Magyars have again utterly de-
the imperial forces in the neghborhood of Oden
burgh. and, in consequence Weldon has inserted in
the Pyesburger zeng order of the day, forbdding
ccai form Great surprise is expressed in Vienna at
the nonappearance of the Russians in Hungary, and
persons asking what become of them. Probably
Benz and Dembinski could furnish some information
ON this subject.
A eanguinary battle has taken place between the
Austrians and Magyars near Raab In which the VIC
tory is claimed by both sides. Dembinsh has it is
said defeated the Russians on the confines of Gacia
Baron Haynau has arrived in Vienna from Italy, and
is to proceed to Hungary. The Russian government
on corn sent into the Austrian dominions
The Vienna papers state that the Ban ofCroatia has
marched into smyrmia He has called in all the scat
tered detachments Of imperalis troops, sent an
adequate force to raise the siege Of Beda The Hunga
rsn General Percza has left Panezova, after having
fined the inhabitants Of that town.
According to the Pesth papers, the major part Of
the Austrian prisoners have enlisted in the Hungarian
army.
The stay Of the Emperor Of Austria very brief at
Warsaw. His majesty, who arrived there on the 22d,
took his departure the 23d, and arrived at Vienna
on the morning of the 2eth ut FIVE O'Clock, attend
ed by Count Grunne. Schwarzenburg came on the
previous day.
On the ed, the Austrian garrison Of Kannischa, In
Hungary were expelled by an insurrecton OF the peo-
pie. and obliged to retreat to Warasdin News OF the
18th, from Esseg states that the imperialists were
driven out of Mohacs and Funfkirchen which, may
Be were the posts Of the 1t, me. left Of
vas obliged to concentrate itself about Esseg.
Pereze had addressed note to The Servian govern
ment informing Of the proclamation Of the republic
in Hungary, and requiring tokens Of friendly under
standing.
proclamation BY the Hungarian nohles, ranged On