The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
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fOy qi Bem oper Ban Jeliaaiia'iig Ne q
South Conflicting RsPoHs from

Z Encouraging Meas ffola dihEmH &C.
tom Of BEN ouer Ban Jsiiaehicliig he %
South Conflicting RePOdsy from
y TIN North Of Hungary
The America briggs adyices iron5parla 10
The 2Gph aud London papers Of fbo 27Ib ulI'
EsaLAEp. -The Gboera has become alarm.
ingly prevalent w EnRIupd, by TIC pnlelhl
raports, whici,il IL said, 90 not give one lihll
tie actual cases, there we're blh deaths last
week la London, against $40 tho week pro-
vious. IN Liverpool the rats Of moftuliy 10
greater by ono hundred per cent, Than during
lhe rage Of the fever la ldi7, Tho deaIba by
cholera last week haying beon $40, against
463 tho prrftous week,nRd 1876 ~ the eotreh-
bonding week iaat year, The fatal effects
OF tic disease have been somewhat abated a.
long tho Soulhern coast,
Il was settled thai parliament would be
prorogueh on the 3lsi, aud lhat The Queen
would embark for Ireland, md the people nfe
snd 20 be- on iiploo 10 hall her presence on
the lot Of August, ~ alluHion 10 lhe potato
crop. The Cork EAamincr snYA the nccahnlA
which We receive rom all quarters, through
private communications ns we'll M the ifrrr'
nre of most cheering nnlure, The late rains
hive done wonders, we would nlmoh thy
effected n miracle. A. nn instance Ia poiui
wo might mention The hct TINT scyerul gar
deus in itr immediate uoigllhorhood pf ils
city,whch last week exhibited every appear
aHce Of confirmed aud even malignant hiH-
ense, arc now blooming aud benuuul-new
green SPROUTS having replaced black nnd rot
ten stor,Ss. We have henrd Oi cHrea where
the disease appeared and disappeared NJ
many ~ three times.
nrcndslulis IN al the principal markets
had continued la limited demand during Ihc
4 -. taHNss lta.ssss IA
downward tendency, which results inniuly
from increased confidence, which now n
mounts almost TO n certainty Tint the crops
throughout Great Britain wll,uuder Ihe ceu'
tinurd influence Of favorable wenIhaT, meet
the highest expectations of lie public
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
IL il certain that up to tie hour of tho YER
latest intelligence from the seat Of wnr
there nro only reasons for entertaining the
greatest confidence IN tho strength and glory
Of tho llungnfihns who under the snfhusi-
asni created 10y Kossulh, are roulinR Va NIL
directions Ito formidable HfntHnreuts oi-iwo
aipendous desl'olismr.
u u difficult to describe lEuel Highly the
militnry operations Of tho conlendins arnirf
M all .hs nrrouuts irun Nirnuu go the Rlsi
ult. are exceedingly confused md coniradc.
tory. u ~ admitted on all hHuds,' howTte'S
litUt TIE tfFufnftnNA Itifl il AtNNNNt SttlNs
chicl, has been completely defeated by the
Masyrt-, untrr lIetit,i, ri'reat- that I1ei,,
! crossed she trnpzo canal at the head Of So.
600 men, iosk tile entertainments of the
Crnnts hy storm. aud after aories of COM
bats which lnFtcd fniir days, compelled ,he
impuTinlisis 10 raise the siege Of Peierwnrd-
Elm. md TO ovnc uatc The lBacskn.
The troops Of the Ban, dispirilcd 10y the
defeat aud diminished 10y sickness and coill-
Int, can mnkn no head against Bcm,wlo has
marched to tho South, aud Lhc hppcralists
fear ilnl ho will enter Syrmia and ;sclnvouia
ms the Ban has been driven over the Danube
into Syrmin, and thu -Surviuu rhicf, Knicnn-
in, forced TO leave HE position nj Titei Gen.
Hnynnu h gone with the third division to tie
support of linn.
Benz has entered Zombar amidst the nc.
CARNATIONS 0t tile people. and il now at the
head of 100000 men, IN complete possession
ufihe south of Hungary.
IAm writes from BIstriz, on the 2d July,
to the effect that after having advanced in the
GreaIsnjo Vnseplea2 EljfIa aud Bislril2 he
! kept tho Russians shut mp in the rdeiilu ncnr
tho Boslo;wuhOut having taken single map
from the army operating near Curlsburgli, or
against the Wnllschians. The Commission
er of tho Hungarian government, writes FROM
Hernansindt, under date of 3d July, that the
| Russians bad been forced 10 retreat 10 Cron-
s,hdt.- BEN WINS preparing To attack That rii-
! Y on the 9Th or glh July. Tho scat Of the
| Hungarian government, has been transferred
to Arnd This last circumstance proves tho
assurance wiTh which Bem hoprs to finish
with tho Russians In TrNusylvania, and, on
the other hand, il conforms the defeat of Jcl-
lachich, because If the army of The South
was still formidable, the Hungarian govern
meut would never dnre to select the city of
/ A rad ifa poui.lan.r 10 N.,,,,lI ho al
I between two fires.
From bulletin by Prince Paskiewitcli,
published in the Weiner Zeiung, we huvo
his version of sharp notion which occurred
on aho l7Ih, nLor near Waiizen, hstween
| Gorgey md the RUSS. Austrian Generals Suss
end Ramberg The bulletin states Tint on
tho 18th the Hungarian army marched upon
! WaiiZen, which Mns then occupied by the
| Russian NlussLIman regiment, which accord.
| ing TO former orders, fell back us the enemy
! advanced
At night, Gen. Gorgey had secured strong
position before Wui,zeu. His army was es-
timated ut $4,000 men, with 100 pieces of
artillery. lie wRs nj once attacked by the
advanced guard the Russians, under Gen.
Sass, but his powerful artillery foiled oil ut
\ tempts that were made To dislodge him. Tho
canHunade on either side WINS very severe and
/ the Hungarian cavalry executed several vio-
+ lent charges upon the Russians. On the 10Th
the main body Of the Russian army was
/ brought up, and on the I7th the Russians at
taekeh Waizeu, and notwithstanding n des-
pernte resistance, the Hungnrians were COM
PEELED 10 evucua,e the town with loss Of Two
I sInndnrds, Two chfnOft, Hiitf 500 prisoners.
In. oouTss@of the pursuit II WINS found that
only the rear guard of Tire Hnngnrinns had
been engaged, and that their main army had
marched to the north. Gen. Rudiger, with his