Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-17
BY Last Evenings Northern Mail
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
EVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPI


ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Hiberna arrived at Halifax Wednesday
afternoon, and in few moments afterwards the Overland
Express started with the news.
kIIVERPOOL, Aug. 4th.-Trade generally has CONT
quiet but steady, the prospects OF the Harvest being
e most favorable character.
OTTON MARKET-The demand for Cotton has
en- more moderate and the operations more limited this
eek than for some time past The sales of the week
pun to AZ 3oo bales OF which spectators took $500,
exporters 3,ioO, OF American descriptions. Upland
les from AID to sd; Orleans I'D to I'd Mobile 48da
The market closed with turn in favor OF buyers
he weather continues exceedingly fine, and the har-
commenced in the Southern districts OF England.
The appearance OF all the grain crops indicate a very
abundant yield.
Advices from Havre state that the excitement given to
the Cotton markedly the Americas advices via Liver
pool, came to acomplete saudhe sales of the prece-
ding day being only 300 baes the prices however CONT
firm with an advance of one franc.
The Consul market is steady The prices for money
and account closed on Friday 924.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Hungarlans continue successful They have de-
feated and outmanouvered the combined armies of Aus
tria and Russia placing the former in peril and cutting off
the latter from their base OF operations The three grand
divisions OF the hungarian army, under Benz Dembnski
and Georgey are In full communication with each other
and ready to act in concertthe respective positions be-
ing rendered secure by the OF the country The
whole population assisting the Hungarans by supply
ing them with all necessary food and provisions as well as
in conveying them intelligence OF the enemys movements
The London News of the Sd contains Vienna dates to
the 2eth Of July. Lord Palmersons speech fell like
1hunderclap upon the ministers The news of Georgeys
victory over the Russians at Coasser and his entry into
Keshaw, at the time.
There were rumors Of the Austrian government
having intentions to negotiate tor peace.
1t is reported that Temeswar has surrendered to the
Magyars.
Ban Jeachich was continuing his retreat towards the
South OF Servia.
Gen. Benz announced his last great victory in three
words which as follows viz: BEN" "bam' "bawm!'
In later despatch he says, army has now to con-
quer but two generals more
Letters from Cracow OF 23d June state that number of
Russian troops who the point of leaving that city
tor Hungary, had received counter orders
Seventy railway wagons had arrived at Cracow filled
with wounded Russian soldiers from Hungary post
script in Liverpool paper of the 4h giving accounts
from hungary through Paris and Vienna,
Their battle at Ezaw, In which the Hungarians We're Veto
rious.
tappears that the troops of Dembnski and Paskiewch
came to an engagement which ended in the total defeat
OF the Russian forces General Haynau is described as
beng In most perlous condition. The Magyar Generals
masters Of the whole line from Esey Asova having
direct communication with Belgrade and the Turkish pro-
ynces
On the 18th Of July desperate battle was fought at
Woltzen between the Russians, commanded by Paskie
witch, and the Hungarians under Geogey in which the
latter were completely victorious The army of Georgev
broke through the lines Of the enemy and marched North
thus eftectiug junction with the main army.
letter from the Secretary Of War that the charges
OF the Hungarans upon Paskiewitcs divisions were ire
mendous and the Russians completely borne down
and compelled TO yield before the terrible onslaught OF the
enraged Magyars, who fought with unexampled courage
and daring Another letter describes the Russian retreat
to Donakess before Dembnkis huzzars as disorderly
flight and says that the Russians only saved from
annihilaton by the timely arrival Of Gen Ramberg.
1t was admitted in Vienna the 4h that the victory of
the Hungarians was complete.
There has been change in the Austrian ministry.
FRANCE
The President OF France is OH tour to the South On
his return to Paris he is to review the whole OF the army
OF the Seine amounting 600 men. The spectacle is
fixed tor the 18th OF August
There seems TO be every prospect OF most abundant
harvest In some departments the wheat has already been
cut, under the most favorable circumstances
funds also the advance that national pros
perty seems to be within the grasp of the government
The President is still accused of aspiring to the imperial
crown
Although the French have restored the government Of
the Pope Rome they have succeeded in persuadne
his Holiness to return to the Vatican.
The Milan Gazette OF the I'd states that rumor was
current the Neapolan frontier that Garbadi had en-
barked for America under favor Of disguise and that
bands OF the Tuscan Apprentices merely kept his name as
a sort of safeguard or watchword
Charles Albert, ex-kng Sardinia, died at Lisbon on
the 18th OF July.
TURKEY
Advices from Consantnope state that an army of 3d.
600 men had beed ordered to assemble on the Hungarian
frontier to protect the Turkish territory and to dsarm all
who made the attempt to the frontier A Russian
Polish paper states that republican conspiracy had been
discovered in Russia; that the conspirators intended to
overthrow the regning dynasty, and establish republic
Numerous arrests had been made.