The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08
From lLo Boston Alias.
Arrival Of The Caledonia,
One Week later from Europe.

Arrival Of The Caledonia,
One Week later from Europe.
by the Arrival Of tho Steamer Cnlsdauia
whrn reached our port yesterday, We hdy'
weeks later Intelligence from Europe, 1
N not lor The most part, very Important
That rrleliys TO Tho Hungarian war; 10, per
hnps, tho most inleresliugi Int Is even Worc
confused Than II usual, and " not dccisivG,-
Upon tie whule II IL lhgorubls 20 the lluugn,
rim cause. A. IL come, almost exclusively
through Austrian sources, II nbpuuds Ia 70.
ports nl Imperial sucrnHses, some gnlnod aud
some prospective, A. usual, ban JellAuh-
I iclt IN Just about "a do something,
Around Inmoru, Nv Western Hungary
the Magyars hive mel with iupOrlnlH sue
ceases which are fully confirmed. Gurgoy
h reported 20 hnyg Ind prolonged aud ~
we're encounter with the Kussinus, hui ct ~
RI Issue 49, hnYe 10 mtAns at ludging. IL ~ cy-
| ldenl, however that The Russian urniy wiz
prouy severely hhudlrr, Whatever ruHy haze
brml the condition ofllo lluugnfiIus when
they Withdrew from the field
We pluce no reliance upon tie reported
defeat vi BEN by tho Russians. Il ~ eyi.
deully lliug Russian hulieIn, such ns lhey
were wont 10 send Ia ~, Petersburg from the
Caucasus, Tho dispr0purliun Of losses is
absurd on ~ very face, We give from the
European Tunes the account. from lluugu-
~. They nro all from Austrian sources aud
are, therefore, all distorted aud made Hs uu-
favorable 10 tie lluugnrinus M possible
Much allowance lhcrclufc, must hn made.
COMdEHcAL SCMMAEY,--ln Liverpool n
marked Improvement IN nonrly every branch
Of busncss hns taken place, RHd I'e present
fniu uI kIuigH exchange H. I,L.ly 10 contiu-
ne. The produce m1rket Ind been more
freely snpplicl hui ne LuYera hnln manifest.
Ell grculrr desire 10 operate, u large u.
mount of husIuCss Tins boon transacted, IN
sonc instances, nt rather higher rates. Tx.
puiicrs have mHdo purchases with more free q
dom, hut spectators slill huld oil, The tom
or al Our ndNiccs from the lhicd States re-
speeding The ensuing cotton crop, IN cousid' I
cred very unsatisfactory Hs Ia iigG-y la!d, -1sIsI
las consequently operated IA fWur of hold. f,
cr-, .lhe demand Is good, aud large sner
are daily reporcd,
Tho market for brcadsluns is dull; the |
hape ON timely aud abundant harvest caSs-
~ dealers 70 supply prescott pressing wHT'a
only
ENGLAND AND IRELAND
Tie mos, nclivr harvest operations are 70.
ng lorwurti-t IN all parts Of thc rouutry in the
ncighhnrland of LiVori.oal, \ good deal Of
AN has lnlcn, tut IN the Southern I'nrls Of
England The weather hns been very fine, so
HAT the lubnrs of the husbluduru have not
interrupted, utd upon tie whole
here Is every appearance that the harvest
Nll hc ubuudauI. "'"'r .'"y"
The weather Ia Ireland, however hns on.
Irreouc very uuihyuruhlc chnugr. la the
lcighborhuod of Dublln tie coru fields have
suffered greatly from ihc excessive raius, aud
W. regret TO s1f Tint ia the worst districts
Ia the South, there are signs of the potntui
lseaso re'nppcaIiug However, FROM the .
very imperfect reports hi,horo lr"ught uudor
Iur notice, we do no, believe that the mis-.
'hiei extends beyond few urnuics.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The accounts from Vienna nrc of much
interest. The accounts OF the entrance of
lao llungnrlnns from Couoru INTO Raub !
AVE been fully confirmed; aud they only i
llller rs 10 the extent of the booty whirh I
vns secured in and near Ruuh, toy HE Mag
mrs. One estimate and that about the high. :
- one, says TINT they captured 1000 oxen,
5000 uniforms, very large quantity of
Iour corn, and gunpowdor, some copper q
money, md eleven pieces of artillery; aud I
hat they nlso mndG n battalion OF Italian a
Dot prisoners. Another account speaks OF 1
I'LL greater number 81 guns having beCu taxi 4
n, hut other sinteincnts estimate nj u very q
much lower amount the Austrian loss, in
torres, artillery, mud prisoners The greatest y
larm was excited in Vienna aud Prcshurg u
y the news of the advance OF The ilunguri. u
ms, whose ourposis are suid to hive appear.
u IN Wicselhurg. All the troops which d
ould possibly he spared from Vienna were Il
despatched 10y railway to Pres. u
urg, aud It ~ said that many of tho soldiers .
'ho were raw recruits, displayed very rrgui
lsrnurngcmcm and reluctance to march. =
'-'tse-t- Enthusiastically tlrut Il
General linyunu entered Szegeden. on u
~ I'd, without experiencing any resist "
zee. The evening edition of the Uei,ier tt
chung. ol. the, Slh. states that trustworthy "
rivnte letters, direct from the headquarters 81
General llaynnu, dated nt Szcgcdin on the u
'ening otthe 4th, announces thar, during b
IL night Of the 81. bridges were thrown in
yernl rNccs over the Tbeiss, On the ith,
g fortified cnmp of the MHgyars under the q.
'mnnnd Of Mesznros Dembnski. ard Des. CT
~ was attacked, aud nh the entertainments nj
ere tnken after determined resistance c
he imperial troops advanced victoriousy OF
ali sideS. The courier who arrived in
ennn from Sgrgedin,on lis journey through ~
DR., net no armed Mag di
re-, Pesh was perfectly quiet, although 10
Q result of the sally from Comorh was SC
own. ia
Letters from Crucow sny Russian corps til
observation of 10000 men has been "
ncenlrntcd on our frontiers, in case tho ia
ingarinns should attempt the INVASION. of sc
land. Nearly all the troops of Gulcia re
We already entered Hungary. Six or SOW Id
cduriers from England, France aud Rus. wt
traverse the city daily. IL is asserted he
II in consequence of representations from ie'
gland and France, that the Russians will CIV
,cuate Hungary in the course off0rjy days ce
Vienna papers of the l2th instant contain wi