The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE RUSSIANS.

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Persons who arrive from Odenburg says
hat no idea can be formed of the cTowdng.
on the Ferdinand Railway from that town 10,
Peueau, occasloned by the conveyance 0a
the Russians. 10 the corps OF 1900 men
which has been since the nth at Cooling,
and in the neighboring villages, there has
been added division of 5000 men, placed
by Gen Berg in the environs OF Hadrisch, eis
the two banks OF she Moraye ;, and another
corpse Of $4,000, under RudigeI, was 70 be az
Tymau two days ago
VIENNA, May l4--The transport ofthe Rus
sian auxiliary troops by the railroad through,
DlUravla to Austria, has been stopped. Go
orgey's intention OF making an inuption into.
Gallisa and Posen, by way Of Silesia, is the,
probable cause al this change. The FIRST col
uIan is commanded by Gen, Sass, so cele.
brated i'll the Circassiap war.
The Vienna letters of the 18th, state that
sttong antrenahments are being thyOYn up,
round Vienna, TO enable the capitol to stand,
a siege in case of need. Fhe Russian, aux
iliaries do not come in such, strong corps as
wouldbe necessary to operate against the
fiungarians; besides, it is positively stated
that they suffered from Gen. Bem's attacks
III the dsiIes Of R0theutlmrm; 5000 Rus
slams are at Stradsh where the inhabitants
begin ia grow tired of them, for in spite of
the Cars dlsinterested pTtestations, these
Russians troops eat to any extent and pay TO-
none.
PROBABLE DEFEAT OF THE CROATS
There is reason to believe that the corps of
the Ban of C.ptia must have been routed, for
troops of stray CrQats are 10 be met with al
most eyeTywhare on the scene of war, while
the hungarian Chief, Perczel against whom
it was the intention Of the Ban to operate,
makes his unrestricted progress through the
South
VICTORY ON THE SERYlAN FRONTIER.
The latest accounts from South Hungary
state that Perczel entered PanscQya with his
Mayors on the lllh inst, but, found it desert
ed He issued d pEOcamaliOn promising am
neaiy and protection of the Sewian nationah-
y, ALL capable Of hearing arms were swept
without REMISSION INTO his corps. Between
BecksoreK and Fanscoya, IN the valley of the
Temes, he had collected in this way ? 1000 re.
cruits. The fate Of Sernlin was no longer
doubttdk All the inhabitants of that city were
sending theiI pEopeqy, and, flying themselves,
to Belgrade. The overflow Of the Danube
would fetardtAa operations Qfthe MagyaIs for
a few days
BEMSYLCTORY LNTEE ROTuENTHURM
PASS.
There is no, direct and positive intelligence
from Bem's army Gonceming the defeat of
10000 Russians on the frontier We find,
however, i'll our continental exchanges, the
same story coming from 50 many sources
that there is good ground for receiving it as
authentic. The account states that the Rus
SLAMS were met by the Magyars at all points
Of the CaTparthians, from tAe Jabhnska Pass,
between Cracow and Odmat1, to the Pass
Of Roth9DtIurm, on the eastern border OF
Pennsylvania. Their defeat at RothenthuGm
is admitted by al authorities, but it is stated
by some tina, the Jablinska Pass was finally
forced by the Russians.
The CoIogDe Gazette says i has received
from Vienna, thought il cannot
place implicit reliance on il, that BEN had
surprised Russian tpyce Of aO,OQQ men, and
dlsarmed them; also, that many Of the Rus
sian officers had joined the ranks of Benz
The Hungarlans captuIed 60 guns and agrrat
quantity ot ammunition and toraTe Rem's
headquarters are also said 70 be at Nlkios-a
small town in the country Of the Seekers, on
the frontier of Mold2yia The disarmcd Rus
slams are said to have been driven across the
ifanheF The Koslong, a Hungarian journal
~ Pesih contains the same account, and adds
,ha 5000 Russians were killed
THE HUNGARIAN LEADERS.
According to news received from Dehrcc.
zn OF the 9th of May, the President of the
Hungarian Council and the Ministers Of Jus.
lice explained thciTyieWs 10 the Inner Cham.