The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-17

EXPLANATIONS and speeches, while his opponents sx-
pressed the contrary sentiments but neither with an
There is . talk Of visit Of the 81. King Louis
Philippe to his family burial place at Dreux, for
the purpose Of crafty ing his msurnful reoollsc-
likely that the authorities will grant permission
property Of the Orleans family including that Of Louis
Philippe hmself has not been interfered with by tho
security Of their creditors who are Immense both in
number and amount and II will take large annual
sinking found to lquidats their claims However, .
most liberal portion Of these vast Is RENTED
to the members OF the ex-royal family.
A friend OF mine lately passed some time with them
at st Leonard's, near Hastings and describes them
generally to show much chesrfness and to be- in good
health The Duchess OF Orleans and her children
there and all the members of the family including the
king were seen daily on the public promenade. The
Count de Paris and the Duchess Of Orleans usually
The difficulties arising from the exceptional measure
Of closing the grand opera and throwing out Of EN-:
Ployment the atisss engaged at It. has been avoided
the company to give perfomances In the principal
vincial towns The corps de ballet and inferior per-
formers continue to receive their salaries and
ployed In rehearssls Of ballet and . opera
by the composer Of the Position de Lopj umeau"-
But for this the gentlemen Of the long robe would have
made profitable affair Of the differences between the
srtistcs and the directors.
more than ever The boulevsrds and the promsn sdes
present to the Of those accustomed to their former
appearance, most wonderful
The national exhibition Of the products Of French
industry continues Open but the crowds which focked
there at the beginning have much thinned OIL.
ture Is also open and fills the suite Of apartments which
occupy the first quarter Of the northern wing Of the
Tuieries This collection contains nothing worthy Of
mention 1t has, usual enormous proportion Of
bad paiEtng mingled here and there with works
Of excellence among which is portrait Of Gen. Ca
vsignas, by Horace Vsrnet
PARIS, Aug q 1s4s.
The Bourse and Money Market.
Ny late reports the Bourse will quite have pre-
pared you for another report Of little uctuaton and
less business. There Is literally nothing doing. Mo-
ney is abundant, and its holders are waiting any
chance of funds falling below 81 to invest their plan Of
operations appearing to be to buy at anything below
81, and sell funds touch 80, that those
two amounts may be taken as the extremes to which
fluctuations ut ell likely to extend At present. So
trihipg have been the changes during the week past
that do not think it worth while to send you the
weeks prices There has been trivial rise since the
settlement at the end Of the month occssoned partly
BY that event, and partly by rumor that appears to
have some consistency that treaty has been made by
the Minister for extensive financial operation in
from Lyons to Avignon and Lyons to Psris-srs more
particularly mentioned, by which sum of two hun
rave the necessity Of loan The on dit is that the
treaty actually signed and wants only the ratica
II is stated by some parties with confidence that the
exercise Of 1859 Is provided for without the
sty Of loan, and this statement in connection with
the rumor above alluded TO- has induced many
to give crederce to that rumor.
The Hungarian War.
THE SUCCESS OF THE HUNGARIANs OVER THE RUS
SLAMS AND acknowledgements THE HOS
TILE ARMIES.
Our sdvices brought the history Of the great
Hungarian struggle down to the defeat Of the Austro
Russian wst1en and the marching Of Gorgey
to the north also CT the defeat Of the Ban Jeachich
end the relief of Peterw arden, In the south.
tken several battles skirmishes have taken
place. They have resulted vorably to the brave Hum
gsrians We give all the details connected mar
rstive form as circumst auces will permit =
The Vienna papers and letters Of the 2sd instant con-
tain further considerations Of the defeat Of the Ban
Jeachieh without, however giving sny particulars Of
tho b..ts, bsstlss by which that iesui. has been
brought about The Vienna papers are filled with
violent reeri limitations against the War ONCE for they
protest IL evident that unless diversion
made In the Bans favor In the south he must be
pletely crushed by the Hungarian armies. Many
of opinion in this repssness of the Austrian csbi
the case further confirmed BY the notorious ambi-
ton of Ban Jellachich and the ongngs for indepen-
sable III they should be suffered to strike de-
csive blow In the war sgant Hun yary. Now that the
B.ns troops have been royteS, III he himself driven
by way Of CEegled and kvtshh 2st. Our oorrespon-
dent, however, Is Of opiniosn. Rat the Bans only
pauses the part OF his foes, which, whether arising
from ipdecision bad tactics have already be-
fore proved injurious to them
The O,s,Tsiohisehs correspondent gives few sosnty
and unauthenticated details Of the Bans defeat The
that the Ban OF Croatia learned
the 10th ut that bodies Of troops had been forced
down upon him He determined TO retreat TO the table
land Of Tittel, and to act simply the defensive.
This intention kept secret that the Bans troops
had not the slightest idea Of what to take place.
At O'Clock In the evening Of the 18th they began
their march, but two Of the enemy's officers who
captured the 18th confss that the Bans inten
tion was already known In the Hungarian camp. On
reaching H,syes, where tho Ban expected to meet his
enemies, all was found to be quiet and u supposed
tho hungarians had fled when on q sudden some sig-
nal rockets were observed to ascend The very next
H.. HAIL
tremendous discharge grape and canister from the
hidden batteries 81 the hungarians charge was at
com PEELED to retreat TO Vsrbash and thence to ksh-
Ker. Here the exhausted troops believing that the
,oos ana ta., ot ,ss unss,sn rses assin
and drove them across the Roman cntrenchments TO
kat,h where the Bans resrguard arrived at 10 o'clock,
III, having been thirty-on hours their legs ten
OF which had been passed Ia hard fighting
Accounts from Vienna state that the Hungarian
nder no defeated the Ban of Creatias troops
not General BEN. ss has been supposed but General
Guyon an risb cfcer in the Hungarian army, General
BEN. IL stated has taken up strong position be-
tween Bistriz and klsusenberg
According to the latest adrices from the theatre Of
in the south all flying to Esseg into servs
All the male population from sixteen to sixty, have
risen In arms In favor Of the Msgyars. All sorts Of
resorted TO, scythes and ploughshares,
and carrisges horses and corn and other provisions,
taken into the fortress Of Peterwsdsin by their
owners Tho Nssyars masters Of the whole Of the
Bsnnat Nothing vas known Of the fate Of Temesvar
ON IN. Is,h uit the Hungarian armies held the
loving postiops-Genernl Aoch. with lsOOO regulars
and 20 Geo well disciplined levies at the Plstten
Lake II 600 regulars and vast number Of levies we're
on the banks Of the " gag; ao0oo men were In and
around Cemorn Dtnhin,kis force. u 10000 troops
and 1t0 90 levie divided into two corps one Of
which the foot Of the Csrpsthisns. while the
other united with Goryey's corps polyrssb.
There IL force SO coo regulars and large body Of
levies under BEN and ferczel. the banks OF the
Tbeiss ana BEN has left large corps for the defence
Of Trsnsylvspis
The enthusiasm Of the Mseysrs incrcsses daily. The
eccesastcs to be carried before them colossal
red sword red cross and large flag with this In
scriptton-" Death to the Russians and Austrans w
IT, In black letters These professions greatly ex-
cite the people. The seat OF the Magyar government
IL o. szstsssrd and Bats In steamboat which sscends
or descepds the river circumstances may require
and which IL provided with cannon for Its defence.
Kossuh has ssid that HE fe day he will dsembark
in this boat ut Pesth lie formerly made such pro-
mise, and Re hyt his word
The reports OF the Russian General Luders. which
have been published at " sra~ Claim advantages In
various actions which occurred IN the Szeklerlsnd aud