The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.


The lolloaing 10 an inifiliglble account
Of the m,liiary movements ~ Hungary.
cf which We had IN lmperlect Paragraphs
account yesterday:
There has again been some severe
fighuns 10 HungarF. sud sgain lie Mag.
ysfs have been siclaIian.. DOssUih a..
poin,ei Demhinski commander. in-rhiei.
Our Vienna letters and papers, says
the Times, :. are 81 The 20.h instant They
contain no mes detail. of The battle ni
WsIizen, excepting lha eihc,ai news.
which our spohdtni gises, lha, lie
llunganans have snccfeaed in breaking
through the lmpernhsilue. and malch,,l
10 The nnFili."
The correspondent abnso slludel 10
sulss from Presbure on lie 10 Il Insl M:
For some ume the Plan. OF lie Tan
gafian chieis haze been sbroudel ~
mystery, and we are only now hsginning
10 gain al insight into them II VAS mol
IN ssln ,hal G ,tgey kepr 50 lJng a Com.
ORR. IL there aSaitd Dembiaski. and,
alter MS junct on, The combined armies
coope,sled 81 the b,iile ol Wsi zen.
Demblnski lonk Up his pnsii,n with 10.
goo men Il that lace, GoIgey msinlained
his graund II Conotn. Dembinsk, .s.un,.
td he offensive, aud. ss,,I Hell-eon'e..
ted action. forced Psskitwiich TO retreat ID
IDemabesz. nfat Gndollo. Gorgey was nj
equally successlol; sllhough he msintaln'
"a bis ground al hr,,. he thought proper
10 retire 10 Isrs and Ccmorn. Tie Hun.
garlans hase Ie.isken Neutra. We hear
that the Russians have been compelled
TO sblndon Debreczn from the want nl
provisions. Fever aud choler9 have made
fearful rayages both ~ The Austrian and
/ Russian armies; and now that they are
btginnlng 10 be drawn away from their
supplies the diseases will work their way
ia corresponding ratio.
p. 5. am Just Informed (on NJ less
han Imperial authority Tia. the Russians
have had ssngulnsly conflict with The
Hungarians. 10 lie utter discontinue
of the later, wrh loss Of nearly 2,00t
men. The particulars shali be sble to
give you IN my next"
AZ Austrian intelligence, like dreams,
IS 10 be Interpreted By the " contrary"
We may hope that this last battle will Turn
OUT, like The victory prompouslyannouce,l
at Wailzen. to have been notion the side o;
Russia. bul OF Hungary. It's pretty Ger
Tain that another battle has been fought
/ for The Utiner Ztiiung says:
According 10 rrss,e letters ftnm
Ptsth, up 10 seven IN The evening Of the
9Th, tile roar Of cannon con inued With
out interruption in the dIecaon Of Com
otn. General Psssiewitch had sdvancei
with the bnik ufhis army, through Wan
zen against Comorn, and on the 10th be
gan battle, OF which we mus, await NOR;
authentic accounts"
A letter from the seat OF war. says
I" The attack Of Inc Hungsrisns upor
psssiewitch's division WAS tremendous
and the Russians were borne down snt
compelled 10 yield before the ierrbl,
onslaught of The Macy ts. vino Tough
with unexampIed courage and daring
The renewed charges Of the Hingarla,
horse are spoken on as The na.t hrllian
achievements IN military record. PasSle
witch dispatched courets TO Pesth Tor aid
and the sudden appearance Of Genera
Ramberg, who hurried up at the head Q!
large body oil Austrlans, alone saved hin
from q complete defeat. Rauberg attack
ed the Hungsriaus in the tlank, thu
causing diversion in favor Of Psskie
witch. Al noon The Russians had retreat
ed 10 DOna kees, only few miles distan
from Pesth, 10 which city it seems re
port was spread that the Impstialls,s wer
falling back in Iuil rereat, where upon al
the shops were closed. and few batri.
cadss erected. The Hungarians on thi'
day were commanded by Demblnski
Gorgey. and Macy Sander"
Another leuer describes the Russian
retrea, to Duna kees as disorderly fiigh
before Dembinski's husssr>, and states
that the Russians were only saved Iron
annihllslinn by the arrival Of Ramberg
Il was admitted in Vienna. on the 20lh
that the victory Of the Hungarians o
Natzen had been complete.
While Dembrinski and Gorgey were
thus chastisIng The Russians 10 the north
BEN 10 the south was completely crush
ing the army Of The Ban Jellschich. Gresi
demonstrations were made al Perlass. on.
posile TO Titel, snd the Servisn General
Kniczamin, devoutly believing ia he sin.
cerIly Of these. and tina. II was The settled
'n,ennoa Of lie Mssyars 10 crcss Vi,