The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.
New YoRK, June 10.
The steamer arrived at Jersey Civ lasf nisbt.
The former alleged victories Of the Hungarians
over the Russians have not been confirmed. II Ia
ssid that the Russian force employed against the
msssrs reaches 10000. After bloody fight, in
which several hundreds were killed, Baden fell
into the hands Of the Hungarians on The mornine
OF The 2ls, and the officers Of the Croats were cut
down without quarter. The loss of the Hunsari-
ans is estimated at two hundred and fifty men
ana forty officers. Ofen has been captured,
and Georgy, with prisoners amounting 10 thirty
thousand who have been free Il is said thai the
Masars have again utterly defeated the Imperial
forces in the neighborhood Of Odenbureh. Great
suspense exists in Vienna al the non-appearance of
me Russians in Hungary, and persons are asking
what has become OF them. Probably BEN and
Dembinski could furnish some information on the
| subject sansuinary battle has taken place be-
tween the Russians and Magars, near Roabin,
| IN winch victory IL claimed by both sides. DEM
enski has defeated the Russians on the confines of
uaiIaeia Pariegel Inns addressed note to the Rus
sian Government, informing il Of the Republic in
hungary and Of their refusing the en- of friendly
Understanding. All the roads in Hungary are said
10 De covered with crowds of recruits, ali of whom
are going TO DeloneZ, 10 be drilled, armed and in
corporated INTO the army The ianaticism Is even
| more intense and general than ever, now that the
certainty OF an invasion by the Russians is known
Il appears from Magyar Inst of military pay, thai
mere are now about lSO UOO men in the field, one
sixth of whom are Poles.
The Hungarian Republic has been proclaimed al
hasehaw. Accounts from Vienna announce that
The fortress OF Buda was taken on the 2lst by as
sault by the HungaIians.
Rome.
The French have approached nearer and sur
rounded the city adjacent The heights were tai en-
possession OF by detachment recently at Ciyita |
Vecchia. The French seem determined TO enter
me city, but II possible without the efusion of |
blood II is said that the service in which they |
ne engaged is extremely dstasteful 10 the French
Ioops' The latest intelligence from Rome states |
hatt The Constituent Assembly, having rejected the
proposition of NJ LessePs, had given authority TO
ne itiumyiTate 70 treat again, and that the Trium-
virnte proposed the following conditions:
LIST. The people shall again be called 10 exercise
lheir sovereignty by means of universal suffrage.
I'd. The Austrians, Neapolitsns and Spaniafds
shall al Immediately eyacuate the Territory and
Republic, as universal suffrage would be but a /
moe king under the presence of foreign arms.
80. The French shall move away from Rome
The Republic, being always generous and paternal,
will graut them agarrison place exempt from fever.
where they shall meet a reception mutually due TO
each other by republican brethren. They shall
remain their friends but not their protectors for
the democracy OF Rome will constitute itself with.
out foreign interference IL is slso understood
that deputaton had been sent TO Gaeta with pro-
posals TO the Pope TO return under a very limited
rule and with the total exclusion of Car
oinals from exercising any political power.
Later News by the America.
ST. JOINS, N d., June 10.
The Express reached Granville Point from Hal.
itax at A. NJ, but detained till 5 r. NJ
owing 10 the absence Of the Express steamer
The America, Capt Paris, arrived at Halifax at
T. NJ yesterday. She has 60 passengers. She
Will arrive at Boston on Monday morning. The
hioemia arrived at Liverpool on Monday, making Q
the passage from Boston ia nine days.
France. II
The new Cabinet has been formed BY a coalition .
with Odillon Banot aud Dufaure. The new
Ministry Is the same as the cid, except De Fearue
lakes - Department; n Remusat for Foreign
Affair; NJ. Lsguimias, Commerce. The Paris
papers generally disapprove Of the compton,
se, and predict its failure. The red Republicans .
Ire particularly violent in denouncing the new B
ministry.
message from the President of the French
department. OF the RePablie TO the legislative As
'embly is published in Paris papers of Tuesday.
I Is composed up0u the American and not Euro :
'san model, and fills four columns.
NJ. Lasseps has failed in his mission ID conquer n
he Romans into affection for France, and has re-
urned TO Paris for further instructions. Some
accounts say he Uas recalled, and that the same
messenger carried instructions 10 Oudnot 10 re. a
luce the Holy City 10 subsection al all hazards,
lad that he would commence an attack with an q
imy OF IS 600 on the 30th of May. The Romans v
lave announced hrm resolution 10 withstand Ct
hat they have an efficient force of So 600 for that
purpose. The Pope still persists in demanding y
IN unqualified renewal Of his powers as tempo q
al ruler, and that the Triumvirate, backed by the
'eoPle, declare they will never corcede. There q
q IN every heart, SAYS Mszzini, a determination n
he most profound, 10 accomplish the destruction q
u the PoPe's temporal power. We shall then !,
ignt 70 the last against all projects for his resors
ION. y
The Frankfort Parliament will exercise its inhu-
'nee 10 form a Republic after the French model, .
o be composed ~ BADEN. Wuerfe-nhnrg Rhoua- a
,ih and Bavaria. o
The plenpoteniiaries of Prussia, Hanover and D
'axony have promulgated new constitution for .
-iermany, in waieh the principle Of universal suf
rage Is recognised in the present in the past 4
. form an union OF the German States. The :.
Alng OF Prussia is made the prominent head. Aus
RIA - excluded from the present anangement- 81
MI other States are invited 10 enter into il. II is
doubtful whether the plan will succeed.
The war in Hungary presents no new feature, III
Ind since the fall OF Bnda into the Hungarians :,
hands, no event has occurred calculated TO have :.
permanent influence in the result of the strug.
lie, though the Hungarians have achieved further u
Ind IN some respects, important victories. The a
are concentrating their forces, and the
accounts Of tremendous battle is every day c
BOXED for. The Austrian General Widen has
,een superseded by Lieut. Hsywaige. Prince S
ebAtCH Will ILOuulcQ IOICeS IN n
re East, Gen'l. Hayman the forces in the West. a
The latest intelligence from Italy, left the Aus
rans under Marshal Rudetsky. The account of
that city (VenIce we supposs) which a
was closely invested on all sides is expected. Ii
3 said that the King of Sardinia is at the disposal
lt The HungaIians. Uhe despatch here is aw-
uly unintelligible.) Reports so constantly re- r
'eated that the war between the Danes and Prus- !,
'ians speedily to end, is confirmed, but we can
zee no reliable evidence of the fact.
D.p ~, | a
he l4th he would put forward a motion respect
ing the late evens in Canada Lord Russell gave q
pledge that in the meantime nothing should be +
lone TO prejudice the present Rebellion losses :
ill. The conduct of the American Government
n reference 10 the expedition for the search of
Sir John franklin, had been alluded 10 IN Par
lament in very fatterng terms. The officers in 5
he Continent have undergone no important o
,hange, though the events had been neither few a
nor trifing
FROM THB PLAINS.
C. The following il from the ST. Louis Psrxb- !,