Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10
By Last Evenings Northern Mail.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Transmitted for the Baltimore American


telhgence from Europe bringing SO through passengers
Paris dates 10 the Both, and London to the 9th ultimo-
Her news reached this place al II O'Clock NJ -dav bv
overland express. She will be due at New ork on Thurs
day afternoon.
LIVERPOOL, July 28-Commercial affairs durino the
past week have presented no feature requiring particular
remark The prospects OF trade continue improve ra-
ther than otherwise Appearances seem to indicate that
business Will continue active.
BREADsruFrs-Fro all the principal markets there is
limited delnand and piees Tor most articles are down.
wardhe result oil confidence that crops trouobou Great
Britain will meet the highest expectations
COTTON MARKEr.-Atter the arrival of the Hhernia
speculative demand for Cotton sprung up but after the le-
ceip OF the overland mail 1t assumed a less active lone
On Thursday aud Friday the market was quiet and com
mon qualities OF American Were a shade easier This
leeng howeVer was confined to few quarters-general
confidence being entertained bv both SINNERS and
dealers.
PRoDucE--A moderate business has been done in Pro-
duce al iu prices,
MONEY MARKErThe Money market is steady and
Consos MAINTAIN their value having Huctuaied from 922
TO 95S American Stocks MAINTAIN their activity. We
quote I. Is os at l09d; Penn'a IS slaS2 French SIS
opened On tt 1 farls Bon,4e on Thursday at ST. So
COTTON MARKEr.-The official Cotton quotations of
the Brokers or the last week are still quoted but not al
together obtaabe Fair Upland S. fair Mobile 81 fair
Orleans ob; Niddling qualities a..
rLouR.-W estern Canal 22a25s lid Philadelphia 23a
&os; Baltimore Na24s 3D. Ohio 25a26s
WmEaru states red white and mixed is Sd Esd
lhdan Co Ill less request at 29a30s per Or for white
and 25a3o Tor yellow Indian Meal los los Cd
FROM THE CONTINENT
we have accounts from Vienna to the 2lst OF June
which are confused and contradictory II is admitted
however that Jeachlch the Ban of Croetia has been
completely defeated by the Magyars under Benz who if
appears crossed the rouse Canal at the head Of so 900
men and took Tue encanlpnen Of the Croas by storm
after series oil conflicts which lasted fourdays they COM
PEELED the npealists 10 raise the siege of Peerwardcn
and eyacuate the Brasa The troops of the Ban dis
Phltea by defeat and sickness, could make Roadway
agaihs those who were marching from the South The
peIlalist tear that Benz will succeed in entering 5erva
and Vona The Ban has been driven over the Shanble
INTO Seryla The Chief knickadine has been forced to
abandon his position at ZtI General Haynau has gone
WIN the tha DIVISION to the support OF the Ban General
6eneniefed Aoilba amidst the acclamatons of the peo-
pie, at the head Of one hundred thousand men
ne instruction In the South OF Hungary complete
oeng announced IN bulletin published al Rnie Paske-
Wlcl al Aeitmg on the Wener We have the version of
sharp acton that took place atsen between Geo
sey ana the Austrian Generals Sass and Romberg The
ouilean says that on the 18th, the Hungarian army
marched upon Watson, then occupied by the Russians
Vho according to ORDERS fell back as the enemy adyan
9ea Al night Georgey occupied strong position before
" altsen HIS army, estimated at Al 900 men, with 1870
pieces OF artillery, was attacked the next morning by the
aayce guards under Sass, but the artillery OF the Hun
eaas loied every attempt 10 dislodge them The can
honadng on both sides was severe. The Hungarian ca
vary executed number OF valiant charges on the Rus
las on The 10th, the main body OF the Russian army
was Drought up and on the l7h they attacked Watson
ana Notwithstanding desperate resistance the Hunoa
rams were compelled evacuate the town with loss of
standards cannon, and 500 prisoners In the course Of
ne pursuit II was found that only the guard of the
1sarcned 70 the Moth Gen, Romberg with cavalry was
despatched in pursuit. w.
fnyate accounts say that Sass had abandoned Watsen
on the 10Th, and thai Georgey marching alone the left
oank OF the riveI took up strong position near
AZ hls junctuie Dembnakl's army of 10000 men, SLOWLY
seoglhg away from the mining district, came down upon
Sass VINO was compelled to retreat to Duna- Rekh mid
way between W aitzen and Pesh. General Rombero
leaning al Pesth the defeat of the Russians basened
70 men support and succeeded stopping the progress Of
DenibmskTs army which eventually fell hack mon
w a1zen he man body OF the Russians in the mean
came from Rontres and its whole strength brought
~ oear upon lhe Hungarian flank, which led to great
patle ending In the defeat of Dembnski's army (eor-
gey led ms troops to the North and not TO onorn as was
generally believed 1t is said that Georgey will turn off
10 the East and march to Kais
Inc Austrian Comnander-in-c chief had advanced with
the main army Pesh leaving one division in the Island
ol NUN The divisions under Grabbe and Schlck are on
eef pan OF the Danube for the purpose ct LAYING siege
t;NGLAND-A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at London tavern express public opinion in regard
10 the e1or5 beng made by the ungarans for udepend
eHce ana 10 urge upon The British Ministry recognition
OF the de tdcfo government OF Hungary Ii is mentioned
as Significant fact that Quaker moved the first reso.
which proves that the efforts of Hungary are fully an
peclated ana understood when they thus overcome the
scmpes Of members OF the Peace Society," Who in their
speeches. instead oil using expressions OF sympathy boldly
propose TO aio fngal} by taking up arms against Austria.
The meeting became highly excited, and one man
and shouedfor war The petition adopted by the meeting
was laid before Parliament and elected an interesting de-
bate upon hungarian affairs.
FRAN CE-Serious dssensions exist among the maio-
my OF the Legislative Assembly, and the Legitmss have
determined to ecede from the ranks OF the Bonapartists
u oIeanst ana ioIn separate party tor themselves.
The articles which OF late have appeared in the Leghi-
mist organs show it, The tendency of this movement IS
70 unite The factions on the part OF the Due de Bordeaux
ana would seem TO betoken the existence of an extensive
" organized legilinlst conspiracy
lie french Government has received despatch dated
BADEN @ad July, announcing the surrender of Rastadt
me frmce OF Prussia entered Rastadt the head of two
regiments.
ITALY 1t is announced that the troops who recently
received orders TO embark for Italy, and were recalled
alter The account OF the surrender OF Rome are to be en-
parked iorthelr original destination
leoiie under le military rule OF General Oudinot and
odel ana tranquility prevail All public acts are render
s su le name Of the Pope He continues living at Gaeta,
out beyond the tact that he will remain there until after the
announcement OF the Queen OF Naples nothing seems to
oe known It IS said he will afterwards proceed to Rome
, ,I eiothed with Iboh temporal and spiritual au-
monty aia mat The priesthood around him, having learned
Aotg rom past sortunes, resoutey refuse concessions
10 the popular party. Nothing is said as to how the
amy IS 70 De pad but is reported that Russia
terest the principal 10 be paid at the rate Of half million
annually. ~ ~
The American Consul at the latest advices had not
resumed ms authority. When the French soldiers at
lacked ms Office he withdrew after protesting AGAINST the
ndlgnity. Ne ~
Garbaldi was at orvieti on the l7th. He had levied
tribute OF Two thousand pounds on the inhabitants
alter which he took up position in The neiphborhood
rlnaly Inc people are collecting from different parts OF
Garibadi ' '' " JIM
at the last daIes ''0''' ''e 'ai'0 a'
-; AUSTRIA 4 IS AND SARDINIA-The sardniana
with the view probably OF aiding the Hungaans, have de-
ayed the treaty OF peace with Austria thereby keeping the
austrian troops IN Lonbady Schwarzenburg, suspect
Sardinia, giving four days time The Sandman Kue has
appealed to the French President to SETTLE the dicutes
ne elegiaphic despatc received in Paris stating that
ted. '''" " ''o' ''ooi-
VENiCE.--1he prolonged resistance OF Venice, SAYS
e mes whose lonous defence against overwhelming
olY mas shown the world that the glory Of this ancient
city OF Italy has moi departed forever TT
FROM CHAGRES
ne steamer Falcon, from Chagres, arrived at New Or
leans the Sd INST She brought As passengers and ood
oasI 10 me value OF $l7o0o0 all OF consigned to er-
The rainU ssasnn hoe o,.s,..-