Washington telegraph., 1849-07-04
By Telegraph to the N. O. Bulletin.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
BALTIMORE, June Ia, 1s49.

gers. LONDON on the ASS.' OuSaesS was
inproving-Money easy-American Sc.
curities were in demand-U. ;. 6 per
cents 11Oa. Cotton, Fair Upland, 4,d
Havre market dull and prices unchang.
ed.
The ultra radicals have from 2l0 to 24O
members in the new assembly. The
general amnesty bill has been lost by five
Votes. The Duke D'Aumale has been
elected to the assembly, but being under
sentence of banishment cannot take his
seat.
The Neapolitans have Withdrawn from
Rome, and the Austrians are inactive in
Italy. The Danish war remains without
any prospect of termination. The Prus-
slams have taken the town of Fredericks,
and a Russian fleet has appeared i'll the
Danish waters.
There is little Of interest from Germany
where confusion still prevails. Nothing
decisive from Hungary, where vast Rus
sian and Austrian armies continue to ad-
vance, the Hungarians retiring to their
fastenesses where they have bettse
chance of success. The former had ia.
ken the city of Rudd (0 where it is re.
ported they massacred 5 to 600 of the
Maygars. 1t ia said, they also hold TIE.
nme () the only seaport of Hungary, and
a place of great strength.
| There has been no further debate IN
parliament on Canadian affairs, and there
was no reason to believe that the Irish
State prisoners would be pardoned. In.
tense misery in Ireland, and i'll one dis
| trict people are reduced to such extrem.
| ty as to eat dead bodies. The Cholera
| has broken out in London, and in MANY
parts of the country.
The French army has not entered
Rome, as the soldiers show evident sym.
pathy with the Romans, and the negotia.
ton with the French Ambassador had
failed, the Romans refusing to admit the
French army, either as friends or enemies.
The troops under Oudinot were exposed
10 the malaria, and disatfection was in.
creasing.
The new assembly convened on the
2Sth, and there was great confusion in
consequence of the President of the As.
sembly asserting there was great danger
from the mob and from intigue. Ledru
Rollin this was rebellious. We give
this part of the dispatch as we received
IT, but it is so obscure that we do not at.
tempt to decipher it, -Four Of the Sec
retaries had resigned, and a number of
the members were about leaving the
chamber, when the President apologised
and retracted the offensive remarks, and
thus prevented an explosion.
By Telegraph to the st. Louis ReueiHe
| ETRTuER NEWS nv THE CAMRPJA
New YORK, June 16, 1919.
The steamer arrived atJersey city last
night.
The alleged victories Of the Hungari.
ans over the Prussians have not been con-
firmed.
1t is said the Russian force employed
against the Maygars reached 10 900.
! After bloody fight, in which several
hundred were killed, Baden fell into the
hands of the Hungarians.
On the morning of the 21st ultimo, all
the officers of the Croats were cut down
without quarter. The loss of the Hun
garians is estimated at two hundred and
fifty men and forty officers.
Often has been captured, and the Geor.
gians, numbering $4,000 persons, hereto
fore captured, have been set free.
1t said that the Magyars have again
utterly defeated the Imperial forces i'll the
neighborhood OF Oldenburg.
Great surprise in expressed in Vienna
at the non-appearance of the Russians in
Hungary, and persons are asking what
has become of them. Probably BEN and
Dembrinsky could furnish some informa.
ton on the subject.
A sanguinary attack has taken place
between the Prussians and Magyars, near
Ralbin, the victory of which is claimed on
both sides.
| Dembetinski has defeated the Prussans
on the confines of Galatia.
Pariezel had addressed a note to the
Russian government, informing it of the
establishment of Republic in Hungary
and refusing any token of friendly under
standing.
All the roads in Hungary Were describ
ed to be covered with crowds of new re.
cruits, all of whom are going to Debreczn
for the purpose of beng drilled, armed
and incorporated in the army.
The fanaticism was even more intense
dHu IAio SeHoIdi ieciHhS VI tAe PeoPle "
behalf of the Republic, greater than evel
Now that a certainty of an invasion by
the Russians is known.
It appears from a Magyar pay list Of
military in service, that there are now
about 10000 men in the field, one-sixth
of whom hold that the Hungary Repub
lie has been proclaimed at Kaschaw.
Accounts from Vienna announced that
the fortress of Buda was taken by assault
on the 21st, by the Hungarians.
Intelligence from Rome says the French
have approached nearer and surrounded