The Sun.
London, England, 1849-05-26 00:00:00

SPA IN.

Madrid journals of the 19:h have arrived.
They announce the defeat and dispersion of the
bands of the TRISTANY and of EL MoNcuAco.

MADRID BOLSA, MAY 19. Three per Cents.,
25} ; Five per Cents. 10i. Exchange on London,
50 30.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Accounts have been received from Vienna to
the 20th.

A letter had been received from Agram of the 13Lh
which said—

" We hear of nothing but fresh victories gained by
the Magyars. The Ilonveds have advanced from Versed
to Pancova; General Beta is now master of the Banat;
and the Servian troops are now in Syrmira. Backs is
also in the enemy's hands. Pancovu has been con-
quered, and occupied by the Magyars. The Ban is i❑
Temeswar is still in :the hands of the !Imperi-
alists, though a report was current, a tew days since,
that it had fallen into the hands of the Magyars. We
have no further intelligence respecting the state of things
in the Waywodd."
The news of the capture of Oren is confirmed.
GORGEY sent his summons of surrender to General
HERITZL by a prisoner of war, because, said GORGEY
in his summons,

" Warned by the disgraceful, di,honourable system,
after which even our parleyers are seized and treated as
criminals by the Austrians, I choose for the bearer of
this letter an Austrian prisoner of war."

The Cologne Gazette of the 24th, in an article
dated Hungary, says :

" To-day our intelligence is brief, but it is decisive.
oen has been taken by the Hungarians. The detect of
the Russimis is condi med."

The following is the officialannouncement of BEM'S
two victories over the Russians :

" Austrians newspapers dare to publish the lying
report that the spirit or discord had broken out in our
armies, and a!so among the noble Hungarian nation.
Brave comrades in arms, noble people You know
what credence such a report merits. Our battle fur
freedom has turned the eyes of Europe upon us; hasten
to our head quarters, and you will find there nut only
the envoys of our immediate neighbours, but also from
France, the magnanimous England, aye, even from states
beyond the great ocean. Do not tremble at the approach
of the Russians, nor at their cannon. The brave Lieut.-
General Bem has twice succeeded, as you know, in
chasing away the bold stranger, when he entered our
land from Uallicia. At Krivan, on the 7th of May,
6,000 Russians laid down their arms; on the 9 h and
10th of May, at Aria, more than 30,000 wen ; their
officers fight now iu our ranks. Their arms, artillery,
ammunition, and horses, were our booty. Persevere but
for a while in the contest for our rights, for our freedom,
and our just cause will triumph.
" The President KOSSUTH,
BATHIANY, WLADISLAW KAssINSItI.
"Debrerzin, May 12, 1849."

The news of the occupation of Temeswar, Arad,
Carlovitz, and Pautshova, by the Hungarians, is
confirmed.

A rumour was current at Raab on the 16th inst.
of the Russians having entered Hungary near
Dukla, and of their having suffered a defeat from
Dembinsky, who engaged them between Bartfeld
and Eperies.
It is stated in a letter from Vienna of the 19th
that the Rus:ian troops had been well received by the
inhabitants of Gailicia, and the people called them
fellow•countrymen, in opposition to the Austrians
and Germans. A brilliant reception had been given
to General Schudaieif, and there was a talk of getting
up a petition to the Emperor of Russia to take Gal.
licia under his protection.