Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

corps to Monosor, and with his vanguard Vnga where
he made 800 prisoners. aud took large magazine of mi
tary clothing ~
" have to-day concentrated the army at Temesvar
with the exception OF the first corps, which will invest
Afad ana thrown out advanced posts TO Remote and as
Tar as the river Temes
The enemy has fed with the widest precipitation TO
Lagos; baggage guns, munon wagons, all gaopnq he'll
ter SHELTER together the infantry has nearly ali dilha5dd
ana mao not the night surprised had had the least idea
OF TINS tremendous confusion would have sent the cavalry
alter them, all exhausted with fatigue they were In
le elghDorng Jungle there was manufacture of arms
winch has been destroyed by the insurgents themselves
ana within the walls of this building, nine o'clock at
night were still seated Dembinski, Guyon, kme Vetter
ana be,n who had arrived the same day. accompanied
pIooapy by some lentorcements, and had assumed the
command In Chief OF the army. Upon the ield Of battle
We're found nnumerable quantity of thrown down arms
Deserters and prisoners brought in by the ean The
number OF the latter upto yesterday amounted to 900
The devastation in Temesvar, caused by the lombard
ment isbeyond description horrible The city was bat
tered to ruin; and cannot sufficiently extol the endu
and hardhood othe garrison here as we'll az thor
commander, Lieut.: Field Marshal Baron Rukawina Du
ring the siege 400 the garrison have died divers com
plants mostly ypus and fever 300 have been killed hv
the enemys fire; 400 still sick in the hosptal and 6
sick in the companies for whom there no room in the
hospital
The Notifications pretty nearly unchanged excen
on three SIDES which are greatly injured. Notwhstand-
our loss on the 9Th very small 1t consists So far AZ
IS yet known to me, and respects the Austrian army in
= killed and Sc wounded Major Baron Broetta, Of the
Emperor Ferdnands curassers has fallen; and the csn
tam OF cavalry, Prince Taxs Count Paffy and Baron
Simbschen, OF the Emperors lancers, and Tieutenant
Caravaggio, OF the Lichtensten cheyaux leaaeTs ar
wounded Vi the Russian division, 8 are killed and
wounded 1iN
The want Of butchers meat the fortress of Te,nes
var was such that Tor eighteen days the garrison devoured
horse-t1esh During the siege Lieutenant Fed Msrsha
CHASER was killed by fall. A'''''
"Temesvar August 10, ls49"
Presburg paper publishes d proclamation .ddressad
by Haynau to the rura population on the Thesis In his
document ne tells them to abstain from nsurrectionary
movements which will draw down my punishment on
your heads cannot, when they take place punish the
individual who escapes detection, must punish phoIe
districts Wherever, in places occupied by my army orn
ITS rear any injury is offered my soldiers TRANSPORTS
destroyed or courers intercepted convoys of provisions
stopped there Immediate punishment will ia on that nlace
snail immediate punishment descend 1t will be given to
the flames and eyeed with the earth as an eyamnle tn all
Its n1elghbors
expect the clergy of all secs to bring their 1ocks to
peaceaoe temper, and to abstain from the slightest APP
Pearance OF countenancing rebels hold them more
than any other class responsible for the maintenance of
peace and order in the land" This is the language of
man who believes himself surrounded by an nveteratev
hostile population; and such language especially if acted
upon, would be enough friendly into hostile
population.
EVENTS AFTER THE BATTLE.
Gorgeys Surrender-Fzght of Rossuth, Benz, Demdin-
SKI, sc.
The koln Zeitung publishes the following in a letter
from Vienna, dated the 18th Of August
9Th rapid and unexpected catastrophe absorbs mi |
yesal attention IN this place Up to the present time the
information on the subject which has been obtained from
e pest authenticated sources, may be reduced the fol-
lowing statement AT Arad a council OF was held |
at winch, among other Hungarian leaders, Gorgey Kos
SUN ana BEN took part Gorgey addressed the council
and declared to be his conviction that the Hun
gary was lost and longer resistance was in van for
the best the country must be reduced to utter ruin
powerful party was formed, which joined in supporting
the views OF Gogey, and pressed for surrender Under
these leaders there were between 10000 and 10000 men,
as is shown in the dispatches and this force was COM
poSeu nof mercy OF corps but Of d.
hafrr
Inc parties most compromised including Kossuth Benz
ana the members OF tue Rump Parliament, Immediately
hasened on the way Orsova and it is said thew have
already passed into the Turkish territory 1t is asserted
also that ossuth has carried off with him the royal in
sigma OF Hungary, and lamongst them the oftha
kingdom. Gorgey surrendered to Prince Paskiewitch
upon the condition that the prince should inercede with
the Emperor OF Austria behalf of himself his troops
and the country understood that circumstance
mace deep impression on the mind of Gorgey and es-
senaly contributed to the catastrophe of Villages name
Ut ~ that the hungarian Hussar regiment had for long
proper and general obedience At present the sua
Hana ag desperate and is also asserted that
surrender s "
In the Kuryer Warszawsk ofthe 18th Of August there
published bulletin OF Prince Paskewtch addressed 70
the Emperor OF Russia which he thus describes the
lure oil the propositions made to him by Gorgey before his
surrender - o ~ ms I
Hungary is at the feet OF your Imperial Majesty Tho
government OF the insurgents has abandoned its functions
With winch Gorgey had been ntrusted Gorgey with The
principal army OF the insurgents has laid down its arms
r. n
following Its example The officers sent by him to neeo
tate The caplulaon have shown themselves well disnose
% proceed 70 the other Hungarian armies either with
lus9idii VI austrian commissioners to induce them
to lay down their | have the happiness TO intorn
your Imperial Majesty that the only condition stipulated
Tor by Gorgey that his corps might Law down its arms
before the army Of your Majesty have taken the necaa
sary steps SO that the nsugent force was surrounded m
an SIDES by the corps OF General Rudger to whom have
likewise entrusted the duty OF disarmng them AS to the
disposal OF their prisoners and as to the measures which
should be adopted with respect to the other bodies Of IN
sMgehts viii act concert with the commander-in chief
OF the Austrian army have had Gorgey brought to nv
where he will remain until your Maiesys
orders are received"
The Vienna correspondent othe Independence of Bns
"The Russian commissioners who yera GENT n tho oo
Of Gorgey struck with the order which prevailed
throughout the camp, and with the bearing and warlke
this point they noticed particularly nine regiments of Hun
ganans These troops fired their last shot in the air and
then deposited their arms in heaps Count Sollik also
sates that Gorgey has addressed invitations TO the com
mandahts OF the ortresses OF Arad, Petewarden and
Comorn to surrender There appears to be no donh that
hlpha WIN promptly yield to the suggestion which he has
imperial troops 1t Is stated that the Hungaans con-
ceed that they should obtain from the maguanmitv
OF the emperor by voluntary surrender than bv standing
out for terms 1t reported thai the Emperor Of Rnssis
has put Prce upon the head oil Kossuh. The reward
offered is 10000 roubles"
The Vienna Journals OF the 18th are full of details on the
submission OF Gen Gorgey, and the correspondent of The
OF Brussels thus resumes the theme:
According TO some journals, Gorgey invested with
the dictatorship but wheherb by Kossuh or the Diet ia moi
stated and he laid down his after having sent orders
|" YIELD not only to the commanders otthe different coros
but also to the commanders ote tortesses still occupied
by the insurgents 1t added that according to letter
from Semin, Dembinsk had laid down his arms with 90
Oo0 men, According to another version, Gorgey seeing
that prolonged resistance would be vain summoned The
other commanders Of the Magyar troops and foesses to
yield In r 5. the correspondent writes: 81 learn this
moment that Count Sotc arrived last evening with dis
patches from Gen Haynau for the Emperor fmy infor
nation be correct kossulh attempted enter into nego-
tatons with Marshal Paskewtch but his overtues were
not accepted whereupon he made all his civil am
military powers TO Gorgey. The latter with the advice
OF his council then informed the Russian General Rud
ger, that he was resolved 70 yield No conditions with
respect the submission were Stipulated the Hungaran
having thought they would obtain more from the geero
y the Emperor by voluntary submission than in LAYING
down conditions, Russian commissioners had been SEM
to the camp Gorgey, and they were is said struck
% the order which felgaed IN the camp at the uniforms
ing. Among the troops the camp were nine Hungarian
regiments, who fired their last shot in the air and then