The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-30
By Telegraph 10 The Louisville JOurnaL
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

New York June l6.
The steamer arrived at Jersey City last night.
The former alleged victories OF the Hungari-
ans over the Russians have not been confirm
ed. 1t is said that the Russian force employ
ed against the Magyars reaches 10000. AZ
ter bloody fight, in which several hundred
were killed, Buda fell into the hands Of the
Hungarians. On the morning Of the 9lst, all
out quarter. TheIoss of the Hungarians is
estimated a. $500 men, 90 officers. Ofen has
been captured BY Gregory with a force amOun-
ting 10 10000 men, Il is said that the Mag
vars have again utterly defeated the imperial
forces in the neighbOrhOod Of Gldenburg.-
Great Su spense exists at Vienna at the nonap-
Pearance of the Russians in Hungary, and per,
sons are asking what is to become of them.-
Probably BEN and Dembrinski could furnish
some information on the subject.
A sanguinary battle has taken place be-
tween the Russians and Magyars near Raab
in which victory is claimed by both Sides
Dembrinski has defeated the Russians on the
confines of Galacia. PariezOl had addressed
q note to the Russian Government informing
II Of the Republic in Hungary refusing the to-
kenso Of friendly understanding. All the roads
in Hungary are said to be covered with crowds
Of recruits, all Of whom are going to DebrC-
iEen to be'drilled, armed, and incorporated in
to the army, The fana.icism ls even more in-
tense ana general than ever, now that the GER
tainty Of an invasion by the Russians is known
1t appears from the Magyar list Of military
that there are now about 10000 the field
one sixth Of whom are Poles. The dunga-
rian Republic has been proclaimed at Kas'
chaw. Accounts from Vienna announce thai
the fortress Of Buda was taken by assault or
the 2lst by the HungarionR.
RoME.-The French have approached nea'
er and surrounded the city adjacent, tn,
heights were taken possession of by a detuch
ment recently at Civita Vecchia. The Frencl
seemed determined to enter the city, but i
possible without the ~effusiOn of blood. 1t il
said that The service in which they are engag
ed is extremely distasteiulto the French troops
The latest intelligence from Rome states tina
the Constituent Assembly, having rejected
the proposition Of M. Lesseps. had given au
thorily to the Triumvirate TO treat again, and
the Triumvirate proposed the following condi
tons:
r LIST. The people shall be again called to ex
egcise their sovereignty by means of universe
suffrage.
Cd. The A%ustrians, Neupolitans, and Span
iards shall all Immediately evacuate the ter
!, ritory and republic, and u%niverral sufrag
would be but mockery under the presence o
foreign arms.
3D.. The French shall move away from Rom
| The republic being always generous and pa
%tornnl, viii grant them a garrison place Cx
empt from feve , where they shall meet re
r ception mutually due to each other by repub
s Iican brethren. They shall remain their friend
but not their protectors; for the democracy q
Rome will constitute itself without foreign in
reference.
II is also understood that a deputation ha
been sent to Gaeta with proposals to the Pop
to. return under a very limited temporal rule
} and with the total exclusion Of cardinals frOn
exercising any political power.