The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-03 00:00:00

GERMAN Y

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

The Members of the Hungarian Diet who have
been delivered up by the Russians, for having declared
that the house of Hapsburg has fallen from the throne
of Hungary, have been transported to Pesth.
On the 18th General HAYNAU published at Temes war
an order of the day granting an amnesty to all the
Hungarians, beneath the rank of sergeant-major and
quarter-master, who had abandoned the Austrian
army to join the insurgents, but requiring them to
return to the Austrian ranks. An amnesty was also
granted to the sub officers of the Magyar army who
had not served under the Austrian standard. With
respect to the chiefs of the army and the revolution,
ulterior measures will, it is said, be taken.
The news of the surrender of Comorn is not
confirmed.

On the 26th ult. a solemn Te Deum was celebrated
at Vienna, and a grand review of the troops was
passed, to celebrate the surrender of Venice. The
next day there was another religious ceremony and
review in honour of the victories'in Hungary. The
EMPEROR was present on both occasions.
The Tienna Gazette of the 27th publishes the follow-
ing order of the day to the army by the EMPEROR :
" My brave army has acquired new titles to the grati-
tude of my house and the country. The dangers with
which insurrection and treason threatened the existence
of the empire have been vanquished, and Austria will
owe to your courageous actions, to your heroic per-
severance, the return of peace and union in the in-
terior, and the consolidation of its power abroad.
The children of all the tribes of the empire have anew
sealed with their blood in the ranks of my glorious
army the ties of fraternity which bind them. Of this
union they have given a striking proof in face of the
interior enemy. Soldiers! your Emperor thanks you in
the name of the country. You will always remain wor
thy of yourselves, the glory and pride of Austria, the
immovable support of the throne and social order.
" FRANCIS JOSEPH.

" Schcsabrunn, 22d Aug."
A letter from Vienna, of the 27th tilt., states tha
the rumour of the surrender of the fortress of Co•
morn was unfounded; but it was not expected that
the garrison would hold out long. Several of the
officers were in favour of resistance, but it was said
that they were not supported by the men. It was
again stated that KLAPBA would only yield to the
Russians.

By a letter from Vienna of the 27th ult. we learn
that Prince PASKEWITCH had left his head quarters
to return to Warsaw, and that General "[Ay'sAu was
about to establish his head-quarters at Pesth.
The Austrian Lloyds states that BEM and KoSSUTII
are at Videin in Bulgaria under the surveillance of
the Turkish authorities. The Pacha of Videin has
always been well inclined towards the Magyar cause.
The Independence of Brussels says that in the Hun-
garian war of last year GEORGEY made a proposition
to surrender with 14,000 men to WINDISCHGRAIZ,
but that the latter refused, saying that he would not
treat with rebels.

From the Pesth official papers we learn that the
head-quarters of HAYNAU were removed to Arad on
the 21st inst. On the 19th the rest of the 9th insur-
surgent army corps, under LAZAR, consisting of 5,000
men, infantry and cavalry, and 19 field pieces, deli-
vered up at Karausebes to the Austrians ; 8,000
men belonging to the armies of BEM and GUYON
laid down their arms on the 18th at Deva. Fifty
guns that belonged to this body of troops were also
given up to the Russian General LUDERS. I believe
I forgot to mention this in my last letter. The officers
of VEcsEZ's and KNETY'S corps have also yielded.

The number of guns already taken from the insur-
gents, including those voluntarily given over, is above
360. The Russian corps of LUDERS has now united
with the Austrian main army. Private letters from
Semlin, the 23d, say that BEM and KOSSUTH had
arrived in New Orsova, and sought the protection of
the Pacha.

Further particulars from the seat of war have come
to hand. The vanguard of the column under Major
NEIPERG, that had advanced on Birkis, overtook near
Hatalis, the baggage train of VECSEY'S corps, and
after a few shots captured the whole. More than
2,000 waggons, many of them laden with ammuni-
tion, above a thousand prisoners, and a squadron of
Hussars fell into the hands of the Austrians. On the
18th the third corps took charge of more than 300
Hussars, mounted and equipped, who deserted.
VIENNA, AUG.. 29.—1 t was rumoured last night
that Peterwardien has surrendered, but up to this
moment the report has not been verified.
Field-Marshal HAYNAU, together with tilt BAN,
are expected here. Letters from Pesth state that the
most perfect tranquillity prevails there. The insur-
gent leaders AuLica and VETTEL have been arrested
and shot.

Private letters from Semlin, of tfie 25th, confirm
the intelligence of the arrival of KOSSUTH, BEM, and
DEMBINSKI, in Alkali (New Orsova), that they
have placed themselves under the protection of the
PASHA, but, on the 22d, had not received permission
journey.
Letters proceed on their
Letters from Jassy state that the Polish Legion,
800 men strong, has surrendered on the Moldavian
frontiers, and laid down their arms.
At the Cabinet Council held at Schonbrunn, on the
27th, two important points, we are assured, were de-
cided upon :—The organization of Hungary upon
the general plan, with the utmost deference to
nationalities ; and an amnesty with as few exceptions
as may be possible. The Emrsuou is said to be
most favourable to these measures, which will, it is
thought, tend greatly to the pacification of Hungary.
YOSSUTR'S LETTER TO BEM ANNOUNCING HIS AB-