The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-07-14
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MORE OF THE CANADA'S NEWS.

p MORE VI 4llE GANADAp NbWC'
@"s# @H# ~" BALTIMORE, july 9.
FRANcE-The latest intelligence from France
states that ii is evident that the conspiracy OIL
the Red Republicans, which was crushed in
the bud at Paris, extended to every town il
France. An attempt had been made to get "
a disturbance in Marseilles, but it totally failed
A demonstration made by one regiment o
cavalry sufficed to put all to rights, withou'
striking a blow.
1t was reported that Cardinal Antolli haC
arrived in Paris from Gaeta, and that he wa
the bearer Of important dispatches for tn
French Government. He was also charged L
deliver an autograph letter from the Pope tt
Louis Napoleon, expressing his regret at thu
bombardment Of Rome.
The very latest intelligence from France an.
nounces that all was quiet throughout the Re-
public. Ledru Rollin had been arrested.
The cholera was rapidly declining in Paris
ITALY-RoME, The latest news from Italy
is to the 18th ult., up TO which day the Romans
had maintained their positions. The French
alternately employed threats and %cajolery, bu
the Romans steadily resisted their advance
In a lofty and digniied tone they refused tt
listen to the summons by Oudinot for the sur
render Of the Eternal City. A breach in fht
walls was effected on the 18th ult., and a posi-
ton taken.
1t was reported that the French troops hat
entered the city. [only a report, however.
The HUNaARIANs, AUsTRtANS RUSSIANS
The news from Hungary and Austria is con
tradicted. Some accounts Of the conflicts be
tween the belIigerents give the advantage II
the imperialists,
The Hungarian General, Peresel, in a SORT,
from the fortress Of Wardein, stormed the Aus
trian entrenchments, but they were ultimately
ropulsed, although the Aust!ians owned tina
their troops had suffered severely. Anothe
battle had been fought, in which Baron Jel
laChich, the Ban Of Croatia, is said to hay,
gained a brilliant victory: the accounts, how
ever, are not Trustworthy, at least as regards
the losses Of the A usnians.
AtChaTina, a brigade which had been sen
by the route Of Schreik- Oldenburg, unde
Gen. Wys, had been surprised Wys was taket
prisoner, and another Austrian General name
Colborne was killed. Gen'l Schilick, willis
marching towards Raab, on the 18th ult., wal
also beaten. Some represent that his whole
brigade had been destroyed; others, that 40o(
Of them, with Schilick at their head, had gonc
over to the Magyars. A letter dated Cracow
June 10, published in the BresIau Gazette
mentions an affair that had taken place within
the Gallician frontier between the advanced
guards respectively Of the Magyar and Russian
armies. Another letter dated Cracow, June
Is, states that an engagement had occurred al
Eng Pass, between the Russian aud Hungarian
advanced guards, wherein the Russians, mum
bering $4,000 men, were beaten.
In an affair at G%ordundo, a Russian colonel
named Madgen was killed aud 200 Cossack,
were taken prisoners.
The London Globe Of god ult. has received
intelligence to the 18th June, giving accounts
Of a tremendous engagement between the
Hungarians and the AustrianS and Russians
united. The latter combined army is said to
have been completely routed, leaving $4,000
killed on the field. The battle took place on
a large plain between Raab and Riegland, and
lasted sixtY-four hours. The Magyars lost
about 5000 men. The intelligence Of this bat.
lie was received ~ private letter, but no pub.
lie journal had alluded 10 its having taken
place.
The only ~allusion TO the great battle which
it is said was fought between the 18th and 18th
Of June, that is found in the Vienna papers. Is
a surmise hazarded that the defeat Of General
Wys had given rise to fabulous rumors. On
the other hand i is asserted that The rout Of
Gen. Wys is emily an episode to the narrative
of other battles. =