The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

CLEAN the following important items of news -
Defeat Of the Russians By the HungariGnS
The Consttutionee Zeitung publishes pro.
clamation which NJ Kossuth issued at Debresse
on the 18th of May, and in which he asserts that
the Russians have been defeated by the Hunga
rams under General BEN. Six thousand Rus
SLAMS are asserted to have surrendered at Knouer
on the eth ult and above thirty thousand followed
their example three days later at Arva. Their
arms, cannon, horses and ammunition fell into
the hands Of the Hungarians.
The Liverpool Journal of May goth, the day of
sailing, under the head OF latest news, SAYS -
F." A great battle has been fought between the
Russians and Hungarians, and although precise
intelligence is wanted, there is little doubt that
the Russians have been defeated
Another account says, that the rumor of the
victory Of the Hungarian General BEN over the
Russians, is fully confirmed. 1t took place in
the dehles of Rothenthum. This victory &C.
counts for the non-appearance OF the Russians in
Hungary in such force as would enable them to
take the offensive, of which the Vienna ministe-
rial journals bitterly complain. That both Aus
TRANS and Russians have been defeated is evil
dent from the fact that strong entertainments are
being thrown up around Vienna, and every prep
aration is made TO enable the city to Withstand a
siege. No one knows anything of the where
abouts of Jellachich, and from the strong corps
of Croats that found struggling about, there
/ is doubt that his division has also been defeat
ed by the Hungarians
| Another Austrian General has been defeated
III Gallicia.
A letter has been received by M. Rohschild
at Frankfort, which says The HungdridnS
haze entirely defeated the Russians, and hare
! forced them to tail back upon CrGc0aU! The
revolution will thus be transferred into Poland.
The Austrians were badly defeated by the We
netans May 9TH.
The Austrians entered Bologna, Roman city,
on the 18th instant, after sanguinary struggle.
There has been terrible slaughter at Leghorn.
The Austrians have been brutal in the extreme.
Letters have been received at Marseies con-
firming the report of the second victory OF Carl
baldi over the Neapolitans. He took 1900 pr-
soners.
The news from Portugal is of gloomy charac-
ter. Distress increases. A vast nulnbe of farms
and house had been seized for debt but there is
nobody to buy them.
Charles Albert, OF Sardinia, is seldom seen,
and when he is, appears to be suffering acutely
in mind from is recent reverses.
PRUSSIA. The King OF Prussia has issued
manifesto to his subjects, in which, after con-
demning the standard Of revolt which has been
raised by the enemies of Germany, he says he
will shortly submit Institution sanctioded by
the other governments, which shall have unity
for its basis, and will guarantee to Germany its
liberty, and free representation.
MANGUM VS.. EWING. A Washington letter
in the New York Herald says
We learn from personal friend of Mr. Senator
Mangum, that that distinguished gentleman has
addressed letter to Mr. Ewing, depre the
extent to which removals from office is carried,
and admonishing the Secretary OF the Interior,
that "this is not the entertainment to which we
were invited" We disposed TO credit the state.
ment, from our personal knowledge OF magnani-
nifty OF Mr. Mangum and his aversion Of the par
ty doctrine of rewards and punishmeuts, on the
naked ground Of difference of political opinions.
But MIR Mangum is more of statesman than a
politician, and does not feel the hungry pressure
upon the departments.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. According to the
journals and letters OF Vienna OF the 18th, there
is no doubt that the Hungarian Diet has formally
decreed that the House OF Austria has forfeited
the Hungarian throne. The Diet mas decreed
an additional levy OF $4,000 men, and has eUen
ordered Oattdlions Of acompen and young girls to
be enrolled. Ithas named BEN Cover of Transy l.
vania, with a voice in the Ministry, provided,
however, says the decree, that he should not pre-
fer o"be generassimo Of the armies Of recon.
quered Poland.
G-J7 Mrs. McGregor, who had been living IN poor cir
cumstances at 90 Ludlow street, New York, died on
Saturday having been sick since the previous Wednes,
day, when she drank some liquor. The people in The
house about 10 bury her the public expense bu,
on examining her room they fonnd SIS in money and
bank books showing deposites for S4100 more were
found in her trunk. Size was living separate from her
husband.
Col William Black e. ewes there is gold placer on
Walnut Creek the rvcr Arkansas, near The Little
Arkansas and proposes re the region in August
the party to start from Van Bure from which the place,
is 300 miles distant. In 1926 he with nineteen Others
found gold wasings there, but they disguised be-
cause they couldn't find Jumps as big as hens eggs
" James Brown, under sentence OF deathlfor negro
stealing escaped from the sheriff on his way to Camden
S c.
MILITARY. The Boston Post says new company
is about 10 be formed in that city consist entirely
members ofthe late Massachusetts regiment of volun.
teers 10 Mexico
1j' Gen. S. F. Belknap of Windsor, VT, the famou,
Railroad contractor was so Ill on Saturday that Ii q
ending physicians thought it mpossb for hun to re,
cover.
NJ Y. Post says that the streets ottha city were never
in SO filthy condition now. appears from officia
reports that there 20 deaths from Saturday to Mon.
day noon and iorty>eghl in New York But a
New York physician says in private practice
which arc not reported James r. Brady and Two obe