The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-08 00:00:00

GEBM A N Y

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA AND lIUNGARY.
Now that GEORGEY is pardon-A by the young
EMPEROR, and allowed to proceed into Styria, it is
surely sufficiently manifest, that like all traitors, in
abandoning his country to its evil destiny, he has
taken good care of number one.
From the little paragraph given in our Third
Edition of last evening, it will be seen that KOSSUTH
was true to the last, enrolling himself as a simple
toldier of artillery after he had resigned the office of
Dictator.

The following letter from DEMBINSKI to BEm is
said to have been found upon one of BEm's Aides•de
Camp :

"Head-quarters, Facse, August 16,
Eleven o'clock at night.
" General,—Your dispatches, dated Head-quarters,
Karansebes, Aug. 12, were delivered to me three hours
since by Lieutenant-Colonel Von M—, and, notvvith•
standing my comopulrest, I haveeexustio now
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"I cannot assent to the orders con-.
tained in the said dispatch, and consequently cannot carry
them into execution.
You commend me, General, to make my dispositions
so as to unite my movements, as speedily as possible,
with those of Guyon and Viscey, and then orco more to
make point against the enemy, and offer battle at Lugos.
The army concentrated by me at Temeswar on the 7th
and Sth of August, which was then 16.000 men strong,
with 38 cannon, was reduced to 7,000 men and 16 can-
non after the loss of the battle. According to my cal-
culation, the corps of Generals Guyon and Viscey are
not 800 men strong. How is it possible, then, General,
that with such a small military force, even allowing for
the happy concentration of our armies, we eould still
hope for a favourable issue, especially as we could de-
pend only on the Polish and Italian legion, as the Hon-
veds were hourly numerically reduced, and the Hussars
totally demoralised? Were I to accede to your plan and
carry it out, it would have no other ( ffict than that the
Emperor of Russia would have another person to support
in the lunatic asylum. My resolution is taken. As
long as the remainder of my corps is not completely
dissolved I will fight, but after this I shall commit my-
self to fate and to my stars.

" DEMBINSKI."
If Comorn refuses to surrender on the expiration
of the armistice, it is to be besieged by General
NUGENT.
A letter from Pesth, dated August 30, denies the
reported execution of the chiefs of the insurgents at
Temeswar, among whom were said to be VON WI. L-
LER, LINKE; SCREWEIDEL, and VON LIRENGES, who
are all still alive. lhe EMPEROR has ordered that the
insurgents are not to be tried by a court-martial, but
' by a Council of War.
Solemn thanksgivings were offered up in the Ca-
thedral at Vienna on the 2d for the successes of Aus-
tria in Italy and Hungary.
The report of the EMPEROR being about to espouse
a Saxon Princess seems to be confirmed. The EM-
PEROR will be crowned during the year at Presburg.
No less than 20,000 Austrian soldiers are said to
have perished in Hungary from sickness arid fever alone.

FRANKFORT-CVN-THE-MAINE.
On the arrival of the A RCHDUK E Vicar of the Em-
pire at Frankfurt on the 3J, he was received with ac-
clamations by the crowd. A guard of honour of
Prussians and Austrians was placed at his hotel. He
was accompanied by two Archdukes, STEPHEN and
ALBERT. The Prince of PRUSSIA had previously
arrived, and Prince LEOPOLD of Bavaria as ex-
pected.

WURTE3IBURG.
The King of WURTEMBERG and Prince SCIIWAR.
ZENBURG, Prime Minister of Austria, have just had a
conference at Linz.
A council of the different Protestant churches
based on Lutheranism is about to be held at Witten-
berg, in Germany.

BADEN.
On the 3d one of the prisoners taken at Rastadt,
JACOBI, a cabinet-maker of Mannheim, was tried and
condemned to capital punishment.
The Deutsche Zeitung of the 4th inst. contains a
proclamation from the Grand Duke of BADEN, pro-
longing martial law in the Grand Duchy for another
term of four weeks.