The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-01
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ONE WEEK LATER.
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"A r r I Y A L
STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA,
HALIFAX AND BOSTON.
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THE HUNGARIAN STRUGGLE.
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THE BATTLE OF MISK0LCz.
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Negotiations for Peace with the HungarianS.
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ADVANCE IN COTTON.
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The European Harvests,
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The European Harvests,
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The royal mail steamer Caledonia, Capt. Leitch
rived at Halifax at o'clock Thursday morning,
In about 1I days from Liverpool bringing papers to
the 18th inst SIC left at Am for Boston, where she
arrived at about O'Clock, yesterday afternoon.
The overland express for the Ne,c York Herald and
others reached Granville Point about IL O'Clock,
Thursday morning aud the steamer Herald made q
rapid run across the bay to st John, N. B. in dense
fog in six hours. The telegraph wires found to
be derapgsd," and the heavy fog that night pre-
vented the possibility Of putting 1t In order before
yCster day morning This prevented the publication Of
the new In yesterdays Herald.
After the comm ercial advices had reached It
announced that the Catalonia had arrived at Boston,
but the electricity and the interruption Of
Houses line, prevented rom receiving but q very
little additional to that published in after
noon edition of yesterday. Our Hungarian accounts
1t will be seen, are very meagre.
The Caledonia passed the steamship Europa, for L.
verpool. in the Channel The C. made the passage to
Liverpool from Boston, in 12A days. including deten
tion at Halifax.
The steamship Washington, Captain Floyd, arrived
at Southampton the 14th from Bremen, for
New York She left Bremerhaven Saturday the 18th
instant. and encountered tremendous gale f. IN the
southwest nearly the whole time of her passage.
The Washington has in freight 200 tons of merchan-
disc and nearly 200 passengers She to leave for
New York on Monday the Goth Of August.
She brings intelligence Of the actual departure Of
the Danish bockading squadron, and the withdrawal
of the cruising vessels Off Heligolsnd which have de-
parted for Copenhagen, preventing free ingress and
egress to the respective ports Numbers OF merchant
vessels had entered the weser, and commerce was
resuming activity.
The American frigate St Lawrence, Capt Pauding,
had left Bremerhaven for q cruise in the Baltic
The Hungarian War.
THE CAPTURE RAAB-rHE FRIGHT PRESSURE
AND vIENNA-TuE CALL OF AUSTRIA UPoN BAvA-
RIA FOR ASSISTANCE TREMENDOUS BATTLE OF
MsKoLcz-REroRT OF NEGOTIATION FOR PEACE,
ETC, ETC.
The accounts from Vienna are OF much interest
The entrance Of the Hupgarans from Comorn into
Raab Is fullyc ,nnrmed and they only differ to the
booty which was secured In Raab by the Mag
yars
The greatest alarm excited in Vienna and Pres
burg as stated by the last accounts by the
of the advance Of the HupgsrAns whose outposts
said to appeared in weisseIberg midway between
Rsab and Presburs, towards Vienna. All the troops
that could possibly bepared from Vienna were imms-
dstsly despatched by railway to Presburg, aud It
said by the last steamer many OF the soldiers who
were recruits left with very great encouragement
and reluctance to march
A continued battle on the 2sd GATH and 2sth inst.
took place between the Russians and garians
Miskolcs on the left bank Of the sajo 1t that
after the battle, Geersey the Hungarian general quit
ted his position, and the Russians, good deal cut
up followed him but where the Hung srgns were, does
mot appear very clear whilst the Russians have after
n march Of great danger and difficulty, crossed the
Thess and have taken up position the banks Of
Fured, probably Karsd short distance north Of To-
kay, on the banks Of the Thesis.
The French government Il is said have received In
formation that Austria had applied TO Bavaria for mill
tsry assistance and that the latter power about to
send so 600 troops to protect the Austrian capital
letter received in Paris, from Vienna, states that
the .usrian gorernmenf had rssoiced 10 negotiate iv the
Hu~sarisns.
The French Republic.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE ASsEMBLY--FrGHr BETWEEN
TWO MEMBERS, ONE A DoSAPARTE-THE PREsr-
DENTS VISIT TO RoUKS AND HAvRE-rHE STATE
OF srKoE NOTIFICATIONS IN THE MISIsrkY-Drs-
uAFFEcTioN OF THE FRENCH TROOPS AT ROME, ere,
ETC, ETC.
After sit ting Of eighteen months only interrupted
by the brief intervals occupied the elections the Lee
rave Assembly Of France has adjourned TO the first
Of October next.
Al the last sitting but one during incidental dis
CUSTOM arising out Of application TO prosecute two
representative fer sedtous libels published In the pro-
yinces an elderly member, M. Caster, in persona,
alteration called Pierre Bonsparte mbecile; upon
which the Presidents cousin struck NJ CASTER blow
In the face; this led to violent generation and
Dupn, the President Of the Assembly, ordered them
Into custody.
This great scandal upon an Assembly whcih,sit was
hoped would exhibit example Of moderation to the
world has excited great sensation, and Pierre Bona
A. A M Rad h.fs the
the offence.
The President has returned TO Paris after visit ITO
Rouen and Havre. An iDdisposition Of somevhot
cholera character threw gloom the tsrmina
ton Of the visit at Have but his reoeptsn appears to
have been very favorable ihsrng however the general
popuIous applause in that dtritt with NJ Theirs and
General Changafner.
Paris and the surrounding districts in conformity
With the have been relieved from the martial
Law, and tranquility has been perfectly maintained
during the week.
The modification 81 the ministry thought likely,
by the retirement Of Messrs. Dufaore and Odlon
Bsrrot.
The troops left AZ Rome by Gen oudnot, have ex
bibted strong feelings Of Dissatisfaction ct not bena
permitted 10 to France The object Of the expe.
dition having been accomplished, they deem Il not
only an act Of injustice but Of cruelty dstsn them
any longer from their families and friends
ThenCourt of Astizes, attMarseles, had just com
mensed the trials Of the rioters, amounting to $50.
Out Of this number, 81 found guilty and SEN
fenced to various kinds Of punishment from Transports
uon to imprisonment The remainder were acquitted
Great Britain.
THR HARVEST CHAMPIONSHIPS CROPS IN IRELAND
THU QUEENS VISIT TO IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
HER RECEPTION, Krc. ETC.
In England, local politics we're never In sbeysncs
more than At this moment The interest Of the royal
visit to lr.lssd having passed away, the London