The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-28

h,,,.,n-.. follows; Hungarans-kied 700; wounded
and captured 140. Auslrans-kied 7o wounuepn, ,h
Cen BEN retrsated with his troops TO the CITY Oh jun
snbach which he barricaded but which he quilted amer
being threatened by attack OF me mPc @ anu &c
tired to Szassvaros, from which piace ne & Jmsokeu
with some loss ON the 7lh ut and driven upon Deros
u,a. n..x..., ,ns Russians aud Seekers (shekIers)
Transvlvanian paper of the 10th OF February gives
hullep issued by the Austrian MAJOR General Schurt
a., .snsctng battle at Kronstadt between the Russians
nd m. SEEKERS on the 4th utmo The Russian Major
General Engehard lett kronsadt with one battalion OF
Russian infantry 10 C =, two held PIECES. and
troopsD intended to reconnore Near konigsberg they
fell in with the Seekers who has since been learned
intended going by way OF Petersbugh to attack Cron
stadt On catching sight of the Russians the Seekers
once employed their artillery Gen Engelhard, seeing
that his force insufficient to oppose them with sue
cess orders the Russian troops in the city TO join
him. and managed to keep the enemy occupied for
than hours when. being reinforced by his own sol
ders and squadron OF Austrian dragons and lew
hussars, he assumed the offensive After battle. which
lasted five hours and half, the Russians obtained a
complete victory over an enemy four times their own
berg. which the SEEKERS had rot been able 10 maintain
According the bulletin, the rebels lost $50 and
the Russians and Austrians not twenty, including Of
fcers.
RUSSIA THREATENS TO FORCE THE DARDANELLEs-The
letters which reached Malta late the 25h February
by the Erin from Constantnople which took her depar-
ture thence the 20lh, and from Smyrna the 22d
idem, that NJ. Titow, the Russian minister
the Sublime Porte had officially demanded the passage
Mediterranean OF Russian fleet; which demand ha "
ing been submitted by the Dvan to the representatives
ence had shown the Sultan the absolute necessity of
fusing, which refusal having been communicated TO nj.
Titow, he had sgned that Russia had other altena-
tive left than to force the demanded passage which she
determined to have.
II Russia carries her threat into execution ,var ,0
commence !" right earnest
The Constitutional of March sh contains the follow:
ing: War has recommended IN Italy. On the LIST OF
March, the Austrian and Modenese troops entered Tus
cany. The same day, the Florence government, after
having sent General after this corps, which
posed OF 5000 men, principally Ausrans, with orders to
oppose Them sent courier to Turin to demand the I'M
mediate Intervention of the corps OF $4,000 men,
trated under General Lamarnora to enter Tuscany in
conjunction with General APIECE to drive back the Aus
men The Piedmontese and Tuscan troops were 70 form
their junction the Cd of March, and it probable that
the Sd or 4th, at latest collision took place between
them and the Austrian troops.
The Debas confirms the entry of the Piedmontese troops
into the Tuscan territory, but says that has positive
information respecting the movements attributed to the
Austrians.
The of the of the Austrians into Tusca-
ny, says our Paris correspondent is very doubtful The
notes from the cabinet of Vienna, announcing that Aus
iria has, of her accord adjourned her intervention
in Tuscany circular note has been addressed to the
other European powers.
Spain. Intervention n O he Pope.
Correspondence Of the London Chroncel
PARIS, Wednesday Morning, March T.
The following appears in the Parie of last night and
is copied into this mornings papers without comment
One Madrid correspondent in his letter of the 2oh con-
firms the fact of the preparations making by Spain for
armed Intervention in Italy:
Wc assured that letters have been received by
press announcing that Spain is actively preparing
intervention in favor of the Pope. Already army OF
10000 men ready Unless means o embar-
cation should be wanting, they their way
Gaeta Under any circumstances, if there be any delay it
letter from Londm Informs that division, detached
from the fleet commanded by Admiral Parker, will soon
cruise of Cvita veccha Its object support
ments of the troops by the powers which, the
ton."