The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
VOL. X.-NO. 1.


able. The Russian army was neither At
tackled nor pursued. Measures were, how.
ever, taken to leave Raab on the following
day and attack the new position Of the
Magyars.
An official bulletin, announcing the taxi
ing Of Raab by the Austrans was published
a, Vienna on the 3O:h uli. After abandon.
ing Raab the Huearians retired towards
Acs. Previous to the capture Of the city,
some Of their forces had been defeated near
Cronok and Szemere. The loss of the
Magyars in killed and wounded at Raab IL
not stated; but 300 prisoners had been 10
Vienna. Thirty carts containing wounded
had also reached that city. The Hungari.
ans il is supposed, wonld retire TO the The
! iSs, aud large bodies Of their troops were
marc hing in that direction Some accounts,
however, state that the Russians. under
Paskewitch, might be able TO cut Oft their
retreat. From the south the intelligenceis
unfavorable TO the Huncarians. Jellachich :
is said to have occupied Theresienstadt, de- I.
feating the MaGyars near Szegedin, and
driven them beyond the Thesis. Koritjan.
in is also stated to have obtained advanta.
J ges over them near Zinta, and to have cap-
! tured eight of their vessels, with eighteen
guns, on the Danube. 1t must be remem.
bered that all these are Austrian reports.
On Thursday, the 9TH. at Paris. The RI.
NOR was current in the Assembly that The
i Hunrarans had obtained an immense adj.
vantage over the Russians who were
marching beyond Raab, II is said that tho
Russians have lost 10 600 men,
The account of battle which the Rus.
SLAMS are asserted 10 have fought with the
, Huncarians ut Eperes, and in which the
, former took So cannops. is a new invention
of the OImutz napers. which are ALWAYS "a.
. ger to confuse the history of the Hungarian
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