The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-10 00:00:00

off by GuroN, while their communications with
LUDERS iu TniUSy lvunia ar, cut off by BEM.
We may form an opinion of the state of affairs
among the Imperialists from the following account,
which, coming from an Imperialist source, is not
liable to suspicion :
" A Russian courier reached Pesth from Vienna on
the Ist, bearing dispatches for General Paskiewitch.
When he got to Pe.sth, there was no one who could tell him
where the Russian General was. Tne courier went on at
a venture to Miskolcz. The battle at Miskolcz is given
out by the Hungarian party as a great victory. Lloyd's
Pesth correspondent reports that it lasted three whole
days. The same authority states that a hotly-disputed
battle took place between Felegyhaza and Kis-Telek. A
third engagement is mentioned between the troops of
Dembinski and Schlick. The heat is intolerable at
Pesth, and the troops of Haynau had suffered greatly on
their march through the marshy waste between the
Theiss and the Danube. The eater springs on the way
were all turbid and foul: the soldiers used vinegar to
m x wi h the muddy drink.",
While AuLicu has been taking Raab, and DEM-
BINSKI has been defeating PASKIEWITCH at Mis-
kolcz, BEM has not been idle in Transylvania. A
letter from Constantinople, of the 25th,-states that a
courier, who had arrived from Galatz, had brought
the following intelligence :—The Austrian• Russian
army, 60,000 strong, which, after it had compelled
the Hungarian General, PERCZEL, to retire, and had
occupied the cities of Hermanstadt and Cronstadt,
and other small places, advanced as far as Sarcani.
The errors and imprudences of PERCZEL in Tran-
sylvania, induced the Hungarin Government to
send General BEM to retake the command of that
most important part of Hungary. He (BEM)
collected all the forces under his command, amount-
ing to 40,000 men ; marched immediately against
the enemy, and on arriving at Sarcani of-
fered battle to the Russian General LUDERS.
The battle commenced on the morning of the
10th, by a stragetic movement on the part of
BEM, by which he cut off the whole of the left wing
of the Austrian army, attacking the right at the same
time, and compelling it to fall back upon the centre.
General BEM, seeing the disorder of the enemy's
lines, ordered the reserve to advance, which by a de-
terminedand gallant charge decided the day in favour
of the Hungarians. The Austrian-Russian army
took to a precipitous flight, leaving on the field 10,000
dead and wounded, nearly all the artillery, and 8,000
prisoners, among whom is General AULEMRERG.
After this battle General BEM again took possession
of Cronstadt and Hermanstadt. In Gallicia General
DEMBINSKI is also reported to have gained a victory,
and taken General FREYTAG prisoner.
The last accounts from the seat of war state that
the Hungarians had pushed on a detachment of horse
to Wieselburg, and were within sight of Altenburg+,
twelve English miles only from Presburg.: At
Gilargo and Raab the Hungarians found large stores
of victuals and ammunition, 80,000 bushels of oats,
and 2,400 head of cattle, which they carried off
to the fortress of Komorn. Besides this, they cap-
tured two companies of Austrian foot and six pieces
of artillery.

It is said that KLAPKA commanded the troops who
took Raab, which city they did not garrison, but
pushed on at once. Probably they may ere this be
in possession of Presburg, perhaps of Vienna itself.