New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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ofan Austrian garrison from the beginning OF noe
tilities until it surrendered 70 Gorgey' he'o'o
gion.. The citadel sands on rocky bill 1872 feet
above the Danube, and commands Festn th@ M
,ropol.. whose ste on the opposite shore y
sandy plain. The situation Of the io''fs" makes u
very strong. ia 1t were stored vas, quantity Of
munitions Of war, uniforms, eighty pieces Of sfil.
cry. 1000 stand Of small arms and some e. 019
ia specie. al Of which now belong 70 the H1nea
risns I. il great thing u have dispiace
the Austdans from - formidable position 10 the
the center Of the country, and with the principal
city at the mercy Of their cannon, bat perhaps
greater advantage IL that the main part Of tie
army heretofore occupied IN the sege IS set Tree
for other operations. Altogether the taking d tnis
city is equal u the winning Of great battle
Into Transyyania II now appears that no
Russian troops have succeeded 10 etecting
an entrance, nor does il see n at they are likely
70 cross the frontier at any point except they $
plsr a larger force in that quarter than any that
~ AVE yet heard Of as crossing the Pruth
be French journals have sdyices from Con
s,sntinope and Trieste % the effect that the
Naeysrs have at last come 70 terms with the Ser
VANS and the Crosts aud that those tribes, hther-
ba great reliance Of Austria, have learned - M
derstaud that a united Hungary, 10 whose govern
nent they will have al equal voice, viii be better
for them than German dynasty at Nieuns, d
rected from the headquarters Of ~. Petersburgh.
HsDceforth. says the report they will be found on
the eide Of the Hungarian nation. There - no
thing improbable in this The way OF Constant
r,Ople aud Trieste is at present shorter and more
likely 10 bring correct intelligence than that pub
I.hed by order at Vienna Beside, il certain that
Benz. himself scavon and well calculated TO ap-
,roaob the servians and Crostlans On the night
aide, has gone down into their country, not ony
for the purpose Of fighting when necessary, NE
has logged Pochner and taken Orsowa, the
most south essterly town Of seryia,l bat o.
converting the people % the National cause
a process which the notorious discontent OF the
Ban Jeachich with the new Austrian ConstItu-
ton aud the measures OF the Government ~
Omutz must necessarily render more easy VI
course Jellachich himself will not go over 70 The
Hupgarians, his aim being grand Scavonc En-
pire. with its Capital At Vienna, aud with the
German Provinces Of Austria Hungary and Up
per Italy as dependencies but the fact that he
has become cool In the imperial cause, must rem
der his tribe more accessible 10 the arguments Of
Benz All this comedies ith the report that ~
Hungarians now hold FIume, the only tolerablo
sea port OF the country, situated 10 the Crosllan
territory at the head Of the Gulf OF Qusrners'
which iuts from the Adriatic Sea toward the
northeast. 1t is also said that they have taken
Agram, the capital OF Croatia, but this is much
more doubtful.
OfDembinski who was lately IN the north west,
wehave nothing definite except by whyot Constau-
tinope, whence we learn that he has cut to pieces
a corps OF 10000 Russians near Bichtz Bls'a ou
the frontier of Gallicia, about halfway between
the Hungarian line aud Cracow The Russians
led across the Weichsel int, Prussian Shesis,
which is not too far on for a short that they
were received there is new proof Of the faith
fitness of Prussia TO the Holy Alliance. This con
firms the news brought by the previous steamer
from the same quarter.
We also hear Of severe battle Ia that vicinity
fought at Trentschin on the river Wssg, some
sixty miles north ess, Of Presblrs aad within
eight almost Of the boundary Of Morav.s. Gen.
Hyrnsu,a recent importation from Italy where
no has served under RadetsSy sad the successor
Of Welden sgainst the Hsngarians, commanded
the Austrans. The name Of the Hungarian Gen
erals not given but az Denb.nski was thereabout
It was quite probably he. The victory is said TO
be claimed by both parties, proof at least that
the Austrians did not gain it. They must how
ever have made a great effort To break the line
operations held by their adverssries from Galoia
down the Waag to Comorn That the Hungsrsns
intend to stick that line is evident from the rein
iorcements which have recently been sent to IT.
The latest advices IN the German papers state
that 10000 men have just crossed the Danube
near Comorn for the purpose of strengthening the
main army in that quarter.
Where, then are the Russians The only body
pf them now actually in Hungary, m far as We can
understand consists of 90 900 men who were at Tyr
nau some twenty odd miles north east OF Prcsbarg,
ON the 2sth May, marching 10 cross the line 1.-THE
Waag, with a view to attack the fortress OF Gran.
on tho Danube, below Comorn There are plenty
of them. however, to appear presently on the
whole northern aud eastern frontier. The plan OF
the Russian campaign is to attack many points at
once, aud TO send strong corps against each point
The active Russian army for Hungary consists OF
100000 men, including reserve OF 10000. This
force will move down, as It were, on the radn OF
semicircle, in order 70 meet at the center OF the
sublugated country. On the eastern part OF the
frontier they will be met by Benz who will hardly
remain long in the South. Dcmbinshi Is to have
the Northeast aud Gorgey the North west line,
that ON the Waag. to defend. Such is the general
scheme OF the campaign as exactly as We can ar
rive att. The Russians will be aided by 81 Aus
tran army of some 100000 men, hardly more. To
this force the Hungsrisns can oppose one nearly
as large. and If the report Of the pacihcation OF
Croatia and Servis be true. quite as large. The
climate will also assist them greatly. The sum
mer is very hot IN Hungary and the ievers fatal to
strangers To the badly fed and no, very healthy
Russians, these diseases Will prove no tnhins an
tagonists. while the natives. accustomed 10 the
climate, will suffer comparatively little.
Altogether then the conflict Is not So unequal as
at first sight It might appear.
Heaven grant the result may not be disastrous
10 Liberty. even Tor 4 time
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