The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08
Arrival OF the Caledonia.

81. JOHNS, Aug. 81.
: The steamer Caledonia arrived at Halifax al on
O'Clock Yesterday morning. with Liverpool dates
he lSh. The fTigate 81. Lawrence lefl Bfemhl
ven for a cruise in ihe Baltic. ....
+ The Caledonia passed The Europa on The if,h
Tor Liverpool, in the channel. The steamer Wath
ington arrived at Southampton, from Bremen, e.
route for New York. She brings intelligence o
the actual departure Of the Danish oioeksd
z squadron, and The Withdrawing OF the eruisn,
vessels of Helegdsrd, which departed for Copen
hagen, permitting the free iagress sud esress L
the respective ports. Numbers of merchants yes
sells had entered the Wesser. Commerce is re
snnning its Wonted activity. There has been an
other week OF activity in the Cotton MARKET
Monday large Gales were made al the qultation:
given on the 10Th.
loving 10 heavy storms yesterday afternoon
they New YORK lines were both out Of order, 81,
only part OF The foreign news bad been received
by msii boat last night
England.
The most active harvest operations ere coins
forward ia all parts of the county. The Queens
visit 10 Ireland has termin ated with the same en-
thusiasm with which it commenced.
France.
The President returned TO Paris after a visit Il
ROaen and Hayre. An indispostion of cholera
character threw gloom over the termination 0.
his visit at HAVE. Paris and The surrounding dis.
uicts, IN conformity with the new law, have been
relieved from Marshal law, and tranquility has
been perfectly maintained during the week
French funds are well maintliued, and N many
branches OF trade there is decided improve
mPnt.
The French Government, II is said. have re-.
| ccived information that Austria has applied TO
Bavaria for military assistance and that the latter
| power was about TO send troops 10 protect the
| Austrian capitol.
The troops left by Oidinot at Rome have exhib.
tied strong feelings of dissatisfaction AT not being
| UfsFT et n N ha OH IT 10
| expedition having been accomplished, they deem
II rot only an act Of injustice, but cruelty 10 de-
tcin Them any longer from their families and
| friends.
Letters received in Paris from Vienna, state
| that Government had resolved TO negotiate with
| the Hungaians. The Austrian and Hungarian
| accounts from Vienna are o! much interest The
entrance OF the Hungarians from ComoTn into
Rlab is fully confirmed, and they ouly differ as 10
the booty which was secured in or near Raab BY
the Niagara
The greatest alarm was excited in Vienna and
Presiding 10y the news OF the advance OF the Hun
glrilns, whose outposs were said TO have appear
ed in Wesseilburg. All the troops which could
possibly be spared rom Vienna were immediately
despatched by railway 10 PrsshuTg, and il is said
that many OF the soldiers who were raw recruits
Jeff with very great discouTagement and reluctance
10 march. The battle of the 23l, 2ilh ard 25lh
ult., took place between the Russans and Hunga.
Tians near Myskols on the left bank of the Sacks
his position, aud the Russians, good dea. cut up,
followed him.
Hungary and Austria.
Accounts from Vienna 10 the Sh, saws that
authentic intelligence OF events between Raab
and ComOm was still wanting. The post between
Vienna and Pesth was intercepted and no letters
had arrived from Raab I, was reported that The
Hungsrians had entered Shurd on the Waae.-I
From the theatre OF war we learn that TIE defe Al
Of the AuStTians before Comorn was more seTious
than fret supposed. TIE Maygays are svGrmirg
through the country both far and wide. Prince
Oflof arrived ~ Vienna on the ION from the
gesdqusrters OF PsskiwitCh. lie brought inielli-
gence Of the Tout OF P3skiwitch's army ~ Gpor.
gey. No bulletin had been published, aud the I'm.
peIialists al Vienna were in a state OF panic. The
communication between festh and Vienna was
entirely cut of by the Mayga-s. who, 10 was ~.
mored, had retaken Pesth aud Buda. The arnv
o; Haynau, even if he should have effected his
nnction with Jeliiachich, IS now completely
isolated.
Il is asserted that in copseQlence OF Terrrzen-
tGllons from England and France that tie Rus.
slams will evsculta Hon ATy in the course OF 40
days. The Paris Presse of Tuesday states that q
letter WAS received the previous day by a member
Of the Legislative Assembly, ann lUnClng that the
great Russian army h'd been completely defeated
ay the Msgysrs. Vienna papers OF the l2,h con-
tain official dispatches from h-s6qUsTtess OF Gen.
eral ruderson, NJ Sh1CshGrc, fTansy vania stating
that on the 3lSi nit. a battle took place between
his corps aud the HungsTisns under BEN, In
which the latter was defeated. and the RuGslsn
General SkaIiantn was killed by cannon hail
1909 HungsIians are said 20 have heen killed
They we're pursued by the Cossacks, who ,ook sey.
en- field pieces, two standards and 4 large quantity
Of ammunition, and DENIS travelling calash, cor.
tanning important papers. 800 prisoners were cep-
tuJed by The Russians whose Ices is qr0'ed al a
led and woundei. The news !gom Hungary is
vague throughout and unsatisfactory. Bem's o.
defeat NJ nrf h4-
bly, turn cut net halfso bad as represented.
ItIs certain that Austria would not be willing
to treat as reported. if she was gaining instead of
loosng ground. The National states that Cara
baldi succeeded in reaching Venice ia safety which
appears 10 be confirmed from Other sources no,
unworthy OF belief.
Miss Charlotte CushHlan, the celebrated actress.
came passengeIn the Caledonia.