New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Hungary vas decidedly in favor OF the Hun-srsns The
-srsI.ns were driven irsu their .nucnchncr's. with
great loss the baus fcli Piled with dead bodies
ard moustrous tarbIrifics we're committed both
-fes Tn. iu urgent. had promised CORN for every
Hungarian head that should nc ur14-ht 10 them,
nd their antagonists fought with ieroclty not in
feri0r 90 ih-ir own But though tne Servals are De-
fcatei tho other tribes better prepared % carry
the war Than ~ aRy time since IT, commencement
Jelachich the CrOetan leader, = strengthened BY the
arrival " 81 -htsen regiments from ne army 90 lt4y,
aud - extraordinary ieFcs when be- has made ia al
parts q sfuata HE elective army - not les
-0.glI men. q lum the Hln-ari-ns WI hardly be-
able 10 oppose eCua. force lie bss occupied the
-eaport ii Plume AMI drcs Of nothing less than the
foundation Of a new empire Of which the Emperor of
Austria shall be the head and himself the r-ht hand.
The unsarans are also resolved 20 raise Pesth q the
dignity ofan imperial city and hope % bring the same
monarch and with him the influence 81 the Austrian
Government 20 their side o. the quarrel Between these
two powerful ulrtcs AMI with Their perfect hostility -
each other wha, i % become Of tue Austrian Empire
which has existed for the last two or Three months very
much BY virtue Of their quarreii
In tis quarrel the influence u Russia 10 not wanting
The -eryians especially incline 70 the preten.ons Of
Nicholas with whom they agree IN religion, and whom
they would willingly see 70 the head Oi great -cla-
v0nic movement The CrDais wish 70 be- AZ the head
of il themselves and when they have conquered the
Magyars II By chance they should conquer them, We
shall see them starting up as a ne" power among the
nations Of Europe
Az Vienna the enthusiasm on the return Of the En-
peror i over Hs Majesty replied 10 the address with
which the President OF the Diet received him N the
most aconic manner: You have sent word 20 me that
il was my duty return, said be " have discharged
nv duty and have return ID" No doubt he would
rather be elsewhere Vienna i not pleasant residence
for constitutional monarch. From there We also nave
more important piece Of Intelligence than anything
merely relating 20 the Emperor, nameiy' mat tht
French and English mediation is refused.
Disturbances between the troops and the people con
tinue TO take place throughout Germany Al Ifeve-
a Weimar AZ Dusseldorf there have been serious ar
in which some persons have been KILLED and wounded
At Berlin al nOtquet and indeed IN all parts OF PRUSSIA
the hostility between the people who wish Tor the unity
Of Germany. and the army who 10 not grows Gaiy
more bitter At Frankfort the Assembly have done
nothing Of importance, except pass Jaw guaranteeing
the liberty Of the press in the most thorough n amer
From Russia we have az las; an echo Oi the tfVolu
ton. The i0rresses and armies OF Ncho.as nave hot
been able 10 shut out the infection The Work mas
begun, aud the Northern Desponsm Il doomed Inc
reports and incomplete, but there i n, oouu
That q vast conspiracy extending over Russia sna Poland
has been discovered, and that the Emperor nis Dtrey
escaped with bis lie. II is also certain that In "hoie
empire is agta,ed by il and has been for some time ana
il i not al all unlikely that TO this fact Is due Ae other
wise inexplicable moderation with when NlcAoias mas
OF ate protested 20 act in his foreign policy.
From Wallachia We hear that Soman Picha the
Turkish General has ordered the Inhabitants % abolish
their new Constitution and receive back Prince biDesco
and that they protesting against his decree IL
doubtful whether they will convince him thata puuhc
IL the best form of Government The Russian army
which crossed the pruih the arrival Of -oman acha
with hi troops j. said have returned into MoldaVa
in much greater force than before. C. A D.