The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
7tl,grspAsl Q .. Leai.rilIe p,neeral:
Arrival of thc Caledonia.

Sr. JoaNs. Aug. Si.
 The steamer Caledonia arrived at H,l.lax at ! o'eIosk yesterday morning with Liverpool dates oi
 The higa,e si Lawrence leG, Bremen haven for cruise in the Baltic.
 ESGL4xD.-The most active harvest operation. are going forward in all parts oi the country. The Qaeen's visif b lrcland has terminated wiih the same rnthusia.in with which t commrReea
 PRaNcE.--The President Esiarnet 10 Paris after vit al Rnuen and HsYfe An indispos,,ioa of cholera character threw glco,D over ihe termina- ion of his visit at Hsvre Paris snd the surrcutal ing districts, iu conformity with lhe new iaw. has been relieved from martial law, and Tranquility ba. heeD perfectly maintained dafng the week French Ianis are well maintained. and ia many branches of trade there is decided mrovement The French government it is said, has received inform tion fha Austria has applied to Bavaria for military assis- tance and tkat the iaitef power was about to send troops to protect the Austrian CapitaI The tyo6ps lefi by Oudinot al Rome, have eS ,bted sroag feet. ngs o' dissatisfaction at not being permitted io return 10 France. The object of the expedition having been accomplished they deem it no, only an act of injustice but of cruelty 10 deian them any longer from their Families and friends. Letiegs received in Paris from Vienna sfaies that govern nent had resolved to negotiate with the Haugarians The Austrian and Hungansa accounts fiou Vienna are oi much interest. The entrance of The hunza- riahs from CoDofn into Razh is fIy confirmed and they only differ as to the booty which Was secured in near Raab by ihe Mstysrs. '''5~""f
 The greatest alarm wasexcited in Vienna and PTeshuig, by the news of NIe advance Of rhs Han. garians, whose outposs wefe said to have appeared in WesseIburg. All the troops which could possibly be spared from Vienna, werr Immediately by railway to Presbag. md t s.ai that .aAas oi the soldiers who were recruits left with very gres, discourage'a~nt. and reluctance 10 march The battle oi the 23d. 2ih and 25tb ult look place beetween the Rpssiaus and the Hungalians near Myskols, the left bank of the Saks. IL seems after the battle, Gporgey quitted his position. and the Russians, good deal cut np, followed him
 HUNGARY AND AuFrRA.--Aeeoapts from Vienna to the sib. says that authentic intelligence of events between Raab and ComOrn still wanting The post between Vienna and Ppsth was intercepted and no letters had arrived from Raab. It was reported that the Hungarians had entered Sheered on the Waag. From the western theatre of war, we learn that the defeat Of the AuSfans before Comotn was more serious than at first supposed. The Masyars swaFming through the country both far and wide Prince Orloif arrived at Vienna on the iOh from inc headquarters of Psskiewitch. He brought inteI.i. gsnce ofthe rout of Paskiewitchs army by tseorgey No bulletin had been published, and ihe impe,iaIs at VIeuns were in state of panic. The communi- cation between Pesih and Vienna had been entirely cut off by ihe Magyafs. who. it was ruinoreti, had retaken Pesth and Buda. The army of Haynau even if he should have efFettei jnnetion with Jel lachcb, is now completely isolated 1t is asserted that m consequence of representation frotn Erp. land and Frsnce, that he Russians will eyacuais Hungary in the course oi 40 days The Paris Presse of Tuesday states that letter was received the pte vious day by member Of the Legislative Assembly announcing that the great Russian army had been completely defeated by the Magyars. Vienna papers ni the llih contain special despaiches from headquarters Of Gen. Tudersor a, ShaeSbury, Tran. sylyania. stating that on 3lst R battle took ntace between his corps and the Hnngarians under Bem, io which ihe latter was deieated. and the Russian General Ska,antin was killed by cannon bail. One thousand Hnngariaps are said 10 have been killed. They were pursued by the Cossacks who took seven field pieces, two standards and large quantity of ammunition, and Bem's iravelng calash, containing important papers. Five hundred pIiso- ners were captured by 'he Russians, whose less is quoted at It killed and wounded.
 The news from Hungary is ineagre throughout and unsatisfactory. Bsms reported defeat reqai,-s confirmation and will probably turn out not hail so bad reported.
 It is certain that Austria would not be willing to treat as reported she was gaining instead oiosing ground The Naiiopale states that Garrbaldi had succeeded in reaching Vienaa in safety, which appears to be confirmed fro other sources not un- worthy of credit.
 Miss Charlotte Cushman, the celebrated actress 1 came passenger in the Caledonia.
 Owing 10 heavy storms ypsieidav afternoon the New York wires were borh ou, of order, and only a part of the foreign has been received by mail last night.
 Commercial.
 1 LvERrcoL MAEKEr.-An improvement in every | branch of business has taken place. The present rate of Foreign Exchange was lightly continued. 1 The market was still supplied and transactions were large purchasing freely and spec uIators hoiing of. The advices from America respecting the Cot ion crops were unsatisfactory, which operates in favor of holders. the demand being good and large sales are daily reported sf the extreme quotations ] given per the Canada. The Csledonia's sd,ices caused much anmaiion-holders asking higher pri. ces and quotations advanced l-Sd. On Monday a 1 large business was done al further advance. On ! Thursday the market somewhat suhslded, and the advance fully maintained. The sales ot the week ending 18th. were sl0 bales at 5 for fir upland; c95i-s for fair Mobile; 53 for lair Orleans; 5 sa5s4 for Georgia.