The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-13 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

Two army bulletins from Prince WINDISCRGRATZ,
the 11th and 12th, have been published this day by,
the Governor WELDEN. The 11th contains an ac-
count of the position of the Imperial troops around
Pesth and Ofen, and the 12th, the surrender of those
important place,, which has been several times anti-
cipated by private reports, but is now officially con-
firmed.

The following is the 11th army bulletin :
The head-quarters of Prince WINDISCHGRATZ were
on the 4th of January at Bia, three leagues from
Ofen ; the Ist corps d'arinCee was stationed at Teteney
and Promontor, the second at Badaors and the imme-
diate vicinity, and the 3d at Bia and Koycurreng.
While the Ist corps d'armee was approaching
from Marton Vascar to Teteney, the 3d towards the
south of the Ban had an engagement with the
enemy's, the latter having abandoned some batteries
upon the heights, and opened a fire at a great dis-
tance. This fire was answered with great briskness
by the first army corps, on its first approach; and
the Commandant immediately made the division
Hartlieb to ascend to the left, and thereby threatened
the rear guard of the apponent. This was the more
effectual, as the second army corps at Bia had sent a
cavalry brigade to the right, whereby it was the more
probable that the enemy would be drawn off from
Ofen. The Magyars,, whose forces were very superior
to those of the BAN a, fell back rapidly upon Pro-
montor, which they evacuated to-day, and occupied
the heights of Ofen.
Yesterday a deputation of the Hungarian Diet
arrived at Bisske ; it consisted of the former Presi-
cent, Count Louis BATHYANY, the Bishop LONOVITS,
Count MaiLATH, and the ex-Minister DEAL
The deputies were not received as such, and Count
BATIIYANY was not admitted. The deputation was
informed very laconically that there could be no
question except of unconditional surrender, and that
every other condition was entirely out of the question.
On the 31st of December Major-General Gozz
began to act on the offensive from Jablunka, occupied
the Czaza with his main column, and the village of
Thurssowka with another column under Captain
SCHEWITZ. On the Ist of January the two columns
approached Neustadte, which had been evacuated by
the enemy who had taken up his position at Budath,
and Silein to defend the pass of Brodna, and the
passage across the Waag. On the 2nd of January
the column of General GOTZ attacked the rebels.
They consisted of three battalions of llanved, 1,000
National Guardists, 14 pieces of artillery, and a divi-
sion of Honved cavalry. By circumventing them in
the rear, and attacking his right flank, the enemy,
after an engagement which lasted several hours,
and in which two cannons were dismounted, re-
treated so rapidly across the Waag, into the country
of Turoczeo, that not much booty was taken.
" Intelligence from Panesova gives a favourable
account of the operations of the troops in the Banat,
in the district of the Lower Danube. Colonel Baron
WERNHARDT informs the Military Council at Ternes-
war, that on the 24th of December, he attacked in
nssa Wallachian, Bogsan, and
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engagement of several hours, in
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artillery,i and six complete carriages
were taken, took these strongly garrisoned places from
the enemy. Colonel M. MATER LOFER has taken
the command of the late Colonel SUPPLICATZ, at
Pancsova, and with 20,000 men, among whom are
several thousand Servians, who are ready to act on
the offensive.

SURRENDER OF PESTII.
The 12th army bulletin of Prince WINDISCHGRATZ
is as follows :—" His Highness Field-Marshal Prince
WINDISCHGRATZ, On the sth of this month, at noon,
entered the cities of Ofen and Pestb, without striking
a blow, at the head of the Imperial troops." Further
particulars will be transmitted without delay.
THE DEATH or GENERAL SUPPLICATZ.—TheSUPPLICATZ.—Thedeath of General SUPPLICATZ, who has only just
been appointed Woiwoole, Lieutenant, Field. Mar-
shal, and Privy Counsellor, was very sudden. While
engaged in conversation, he was attacked with violent
spasms, and was with difficulty conveyed to the
nearest hut at Panesova, where he expired in a few
moments.

OLMUTZ, JAN. 3.—Prince PAUL ESTRRHAZY, who
had been kept prisoner at his palace of Eisenstadt by
liossunes party, has been set at liberty in conse-
quence of the victorious progress of the imperial
troops in
Hungary. He considered it his first and
most important duty immediately to repair with his son
NICHOLAS to Olmutz to pay his homage to his Majesty,
the EMPEROR. Count SZECSERRY, who has also re-
ceived his liberty, in consequence of the late victories,
has also come hither for a similar purpose.
The Imperial Ambassador at the Hague, Count
MORITZ ESTERHAZY, has also arrived here. It is
said that the very honourable and at this time highly
important mission to Gaeta, is to be confided to him.
Baron VON HANDEL, Counsellor of Legation to
the Embassy at Berlin, is also here, and will, it is
said, repair as Envoy to Stuttgard. German
Papers. _ _ _

kossuni and his army left Pesth before its sur-
render. They effected their retreat in good order to
Debreezin, where they effected a junction with the
army of General BEM. KoSsUTII took with him the
regal insignia of St. STEPHEN, the Hungarian KING.
A recent ordinance of the Emperor of AUSTRIA
suppresses the privilege of exemption from the laws
of recruiting heretofore enjoyed by the nubility.
On the 3d the Austrian Diet definitively adopted
the Bill for enabling the Government to raise a loan
of eighty million florins. In the sitting of the 4th
the Minister of the Interior protested against the
first paragraph of the Bill on Fundamental Rights,
by which it is declared that all powers of the State
emanate from the people." It was, he said, an en-
croachment on the monarchical principle, which had
never been, and ought not to be, called in question in

Austria. ThP Dipt. in pnrcquir.nnp frrlvitr of
the subject, adjourned the debate to the Bth.
The Limburg Journal says that Holland will join
Austria in refwing to form part of the new German
Empire, if it be required to sacrifice its sovereignty
over the German portion of its dominions.