Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-14

slams arc assorted to have surrendered at Knouer
on the 7b uIt, and above thirty thousand fol-
lowed their example three days later at Avra.
Their arms, cannon, horses aud ammunition fell
into the hands of the IIungarians
The Liverpool Journal of May 26lh, the DIV
OF sailing, under tho head Of latest news, says :
great battle has been fought between tho
Russians and Hungarans, and although precise
intelligence is wanted, there is little doubt that
The Russians have been defeated"
Another account says, that the rumor of the
victory OF the hungarian General BEN over The
Russians, Is folly confirmed. It took p]ace in
The denies OF Rothcnthum. This victory ac-
counts Tor the non-appearance of the Russians
IN hungary, in such force as would enable them
to take the offensive, of which The Vienna min.
s'erlal journals bitterly complain. That botn
| Auslrlnns and Russians have been defeated is
evident from the fact, that strong entertainments
are being thrown up around Vienna, and every
preparation is made to enable the city to with
stand siege. No one knows anything of the
Whereabouts of Jelachich, and from the strong
corps Of Croats that are found struggling about,
the re Is no doubt that his division has also been
defeated by the llungarans.
Another Austrian General has been defeated
in Galliclo.
A letter has been received by NJ. Ro,hcchrld
at Frankfort, which says:--Fbe HunrlIIans
have entirely defeated The Russians and have
forced them to fall back on Cncuw. The revo.
| luton VIII thus be transferred into Poland.
The Austrlans were badly defeated by the
Venetians May 9TH
! The Latest European Macs. The New York
papers contain accounts received at Liverpool
by Telegraph up to IL o'clock, noon, of Nav
10Th. There is very little intelligence in them,
Other than what Is contained in the papers.
The defeat Of the Russians is confirmed.
letter from Nurseries, Of the 2lst, states
that the Due de Harcourt Minister of The
French Republic TO the Court of Rome, had ar
rived at that city, bearing Convention conclud-
ed between the Roman Government and the
| French Republic.
Denmark. The Altoona Mercury says that the
last letter of Lord Pslmerston vas couched in
very decisive language IN regard to the block
AIDE, and 1t is supposed that the English war
steamer will not long tolerate the present state
OF ihngs--the more 50, since several neutral
vessels, namely, two English aud one Dutch,
have been brought in
Cunada.-1wo highly interesting dispatches,
one from Lord EIein, dated 9TH May, to Earl
Grey, and the Ears rep y, respecting the out
break, are published. Earl Grey states that he
is commanded by Her Majesy 10 inform Lord
Egln, that while she had received with very
great concern the intelligence Of The deploruhle
events, they have not impaired the confidence
te.t III Lord Egln's abilities and judgment, aud
that she continues to regard his administration
as merltlng her entire approbauon.
Earl Grey deprecales Lord Egin's intention
of resigmrg, aud concludes by lntllnallnI Her
Majes,y's anxious desire that he should retain
his office.
hina,-lt appears the amount of gold re-
celved from California from lst January to 3lst
March, was estimated at $4,000 dollars the
demand tor goods in return had cleared the
market OF some articles that for tine remained
on hand.
Miss Maria Edgcworth, the celebrated novel
Isl, died at Edgeworthtown, in Ireland, on the
2lst OF May.