The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-06-23
Telegraphed for the Ohio Statesman.
Arrival Of the Steamer Cambria.
LATER FROM UROPE.
New YORK, June, Is.

Il NEW ORk, Julc, 10.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
| The steamer Cambria arrived at Jersey
City, opposite this city, last night, and |
regret to say that the alleged victories of
the Hungarians over the Prussians, is not
fully confirmed by the letters and papers
brought by her.
/ 1t is said the Russian force employed
against the Magyers, (Hungarians,) a.
mounts to 10000 men. After a bloody
fight, in which several hundred were killed,
Baden fell into the hands of the Hunga.
rians on the morning of the 2Ist All the
officers of the Croats were cut down with
out quarters. The loss of the Hungarians
is estimated at $50 men, and 40 officers.
Ofen has been captured, and Gorgey,
amounting to 10000, set free. [Quite in
definite, yet so the telegraph has it,
i 1t is also said that the Magyars have
again utterly defeated the Austrian forces
in the nighborhood of Odenburgh.
Great suspense is expressed in Vienna,
the Austrian capital, at the non-appear-
anc of the Russians in Hungary, and per-
sons are asking, what has become ofthem!
Probably General Benz and Dembinsky
could furnish some information on the SUBJ
ject.
sanguinary battle took place between
the Austrians and Magyars near Radd, in
which victory is claimed by both sides.
Gen. Dembensky defeated the Russians
on the confines of Gallatio.
Gen. Perezel has addressed a note to
the Russian General, informing the Auto
crat of the existence of the new Hungarian
Republic, and requesting friendly under
standing:
All the roads in Hungary are described
as covered with crowds of recruits, on their
way to Delreczen, for the purpose of being
drilled, and incorporated in the army
The fanaticism the Telegraph evidently
meant enthusiasm Of the people is even
more intense and general, than ever, now
that a certainty exists of the invasion Of
; the Russians.
1t appears from Magyrian list of the
I military force, that there are about 28O, 600
: troops in the field, one sixth of whom are
3 Poles.
A Hungarian Republic has been pro-
s claimed at Kaschaw.
Accounts from Vienna say that the Aus.
trian government acknowledge officially
that the Fortress of Budo was taken by as
9 sault on the 2Ist, by the Hungarians.
'- ROME.
8 The French army have approached neal
3 and indeed have surrounded the CITY,
8 The adjacent heights have been taken pos
3 session of by detachment recently land
3 ed at Covrea Vecchia.
2 The French seem determined to entel
8 the city, but that was regarded as impos
3 sible without vast effusion of blood.
B The service in which they are engaged
s. in battling against their Republican breth
b rc1I anu 10 put uUwn Il nepuDrIcan Torn
b of government, is so extremely distastefu
& to the French troops, that desertions ar
: numerous.
In case the Neapolitan or Austrian
troops should approach the French camp
= it was feared that collision would be tn
u consequence, as bitter jealously existec
u. between them.
~ q, The Roman troops were boldly pursu
u ing the flying Neapolitans.
d. The latest intelligence by the Cambria
from Rome is, that the Constitutional AS
IL sembly having essentially rejected the pro
l. position of M. Lesseps, the French Ambas
!, !, sador, had given authority to the Triumvi
IL rate again to negotiate. The Triumvrat
proposed the following as the basis:
n Ist. The people shall again be calleC
u upon to exercise their sovereignty b,
le means of universal suffrage.
= Cd. The troops Of Austria, Naples ant
1i Spain shall Immediately evacuate the Ro
4 4 man Territory, as either Republic or uni
~ versal suffrage would be mockery un
ie der the possession of foreign arms.
Sd. The French army shall march ava
K frolh Rome. The Roman Republic, al
'e ways generous and patient, will grant then
for use as garrison, suitable place, ex
empt from fevers, where they shall meet
At reception mutually due from one Republic
~ to another, and where the French troop
r can remain the friends Of the Roman peo
IN pie, but not their protectors, for the De
a mocracy of Rome will form its own gov
n ernment without foreign interference.
st Itwas also understood that deputatio
OF had heen sent to Goeta, with proposals t
er the Pope to return to Rome, under limite
I'd temporal rule, and with total exclusion
e. of the Cardinals from temporal power
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at From the Gold Region.
,e MEMPHIS, Tenn, June Is.