Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13
Telcgraphic dispatches from the Mo. Republican.
FOREIGN NEWS,

Arrival Of tn. <Gs WASHINGTON.
Tive Days La1er from Europe.
LOUISVILLE, September 8.
The Washington arrived at New York
at midnight, bringing two days later intel
ligence. It is said that 10000 Russians,
commanded byGen. Luders, were couplet-
w routed by an inferior force Of Hunga1i-
ans under BEN and the survivors, after the
battle, hunted into Wallachia. A bulletin
from Dembinski, dated Gyongyas July %,
speaks Of a second grea. victory he has
obtained over the Russians after having at
tackled them by surprise at night, on the
23d. The Russians did not make stand.
MANY Of the officers fled in their shirts
others were cut down or taken prisoners.
Two regiments Of Russian cnirassiers
were nearly annihilated. The Russians
rallied and fought desperately. In the
morning, brilliant attack by the cavalry
decided the contest. The Russians lett
sixteen hundred dead on the field, fiftcel,
cannon, and two thousand prisoners.
The following Russian intelligence is
given. What, then must have been the
reality, If they confess thus much? "On
the 23d July, the Rifles were attacked in
the pass Of Ojbush by the Magyars
and forced to retreat. They were rein
forced with four pieces of artillery, but a.
gain obliged 10 retreat, aG er three hours
fighting: in which they lost, in killed, nine;
wounded, four officers and one hundred
and sixty privates. The Magyars passed
through the pass"
Vienna is now garrisoned by only a few
new levies. The Vienna letters confirm
the intelligence of the occupation Of Raab
by the Hungarians, some of whom had APP
peared even within few leagues of Wen
ma. The Austrians were hastily collect
ing an army of 10000 men at Presburgh,
TO assume the offensive. The Breslau
Zeitung" says: that persons who arrived
in Vienna Oh that evening affirmed that a
sanguinary engagement, had taken place at
Gros Wordein, where the Hungarians had
concentrated force of $4,000 men, inclu-
ding troops from Klausenberg. The af-
fairs OF Cormon are in the same state. The
Hungarians were threatening Presburgh.
No change TO notice in commercial trans
actions. Markets the same.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6-p. N.
General Taylor accompanied by DR.
Wood and Col. Bulli,t, arrived at Albany,
at 5 o'clock this afternoon, in good health,
and dined with Gov. Fish. He left for
New York in the evening.
CIScIsNArI, Sept. 6, P. NJ.
An alarming fire occurred this morning:
it commenced in blacksmith's shop on
the river. Among the buildings destroy
ed were Martin Ansantz & Co.'S. ma
chine shop; Callan's oil factory; Connelly's
sheet iron shop; Williams & Leder's sheet
iron shop; II. Miller's large building, oc-
cupied by several families; White & Bick-
nelrs smiths shop; Bailey's bakery; and
number of small shops and residences;
the Jefferson House and Lafayette tav.
erns. The loss is estimated upwards Of
$4,000.
New YoRK, Sept. Z, 5r. NJ.
The President reached here shortly af-
ter 3 o'clock, this afternoon; he did not
land, but was transferred from the New
York boat to the Baltimore boat, on his
way to Washington. He stood upon the
hurricane deck, waving his handkerchief
in acknowledgment of,he greeting from
the c, ovid, which lined the wharf.
New YoRK, Sept. rs Pm.
There is no change to notice in the -four
market since last r. port; quotations remain
at stand. Provisions are dull: mess
pork $1,000, prime So IS per bbl. Ohio
whisky % cts. per gallon, lead 50 so per
100 lbs; English lead 81 36 l-2; dew
rotted hemp $40 per ton.