The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02
The Hungarian War.


TIE BATTLE OF MIsKoLcZ-TrIE WITHDRAWAL OF
THE RUSSIANS FROM THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BATTLE IN TRANsYLvANIA AND REPORTED DEFEAT
or BEM-THE REPORTED DESIRE or THE AUSTRALIANS
TO TREAT PoR PEACE-THE BATTLE or uLYoPALvA
AND REroRrED DEFEAT OF THE AUsrRIANs-rwo
DAYS BATTLE REPORTED AT DEBREcZIN, ETC. ere.
Our sdvices from the four battle fields OF Hungary
are Of commanding interest. The struggle in that
country daily increases in Importance and interest
and the hopes Of the friends Of the brave Hungsan
do not diminish in the slightest degree. nowthtand
ing the continued and tremendous effort of Russia aud
Austria to crush them.
The sdvces from the main seat of war; In the North
state that seversl Russian bsletns have been issued
from which II appears that Georgey. the Hungarian
general during his retreat fought battles the 23d
24h and 2Sth ult at Mskolcs whore he had taken IN
"a very strong position" against the Russian gsn.ra
Cheodsjef, which engagements resulted in the latter
general easing the pursut he innocenty remarks
BY orders from the Prince Of warsaw (Gen Paskie-
witch) Georgey subsequently, passed the Thesis and
there have been rumors which, perhaps require con-
frmation, Of his having defeated Paskiswitch In a
pitched battle does appear to us that he would
hazard one at present, the Magyar policy being clearly
tn weary out the foe by marches and their
attendant sickness division Of Paskie Stch's army
parsed the Thesis at Tissa Fured on the Goth ult Alter
the passage he'd been hardly contested by . Magyar
force Of hve thousand Infantry. and ten guns with
small force Of cavalry, under com maud of Kortuns-
The latter, after ibfictpg loss the Russians drew
of his troops without molestation. The Grand Duke
Constantine was present in the Russian lines rhs
corps engaged In this operation exhausted TO
be obliged To rest during the whole Of the nth Pas
kiewitch having succeeded in crossing the Thesis at
several points advanced TO Debreczi. which h- enter
ed IN the I'd August and where he had an
with eighteen thousand upgarans ed by fo-ty
pieces ~ cannon, commanded by Macy Sander the iu.
rat or The Hungarian service who II may bs
ed fought under Georg-y, at WaitI.n 1t may no IN.
ferred from this fact that the armies ,ieogey aud
Dembinski are now acting in concert and il they
not united their separate lines Of action owing
70 kus'ian put to Magyar stratsgy The last ranors
dein, where force u so 0O0 Msgysrs was conoeu-
tIated.
In the South szegedn was occupied by Haynau the
Austrian commander in chief the Sd and 4th inst
but not Til he had been severely HI ungA
ran force which the latter day retreatsd without
Hsynau being able to follow it, owing to tn. excessive
fatigue OF his troops. IL will BE- elected his
monument to that point to aid J-iachich the an
ofCroata The Ban was st quiet further at the south
butappears To have heen reinforced by corps
biz opponent the Hungarian general, y.tter having
wnnoiawn ms troops simultaneously with the nearer
The intelligence from Trsnsylvauis in the Es.. II
true r. not so favorable to the Iuogsriaa but 1t IL
not TO be expected that they TO ~iu every battle
against such ODDS as are brought against them Ac-
coId,ng TO The accounts the Russian Generals Luders
and Grotenh.lm had united The Vienna pspsr. Of
the 18th instant contain official despatch the
bead quarters OF General Luders stating that the
3st ult battle took place between his aud the
Hungarian army undsr BEN Ia which the latter ~as
defeated End the Russian General skarstin killed ~
cannon ball They are reported To have been pur-
tued by the Cossacks who took field pieces two
standards. large quantity Of ammunition aud Gene.
rs Bens travelling caiash, containing important pa
Pers.
The garrison Of Comorn in the west of Hungary IN
der tho hungarian Genera Kispha has m abe suli-n
onslaught ON the besegng force left by hayn.u oom
nsnd'd by General Czorch and has plrtely routed
It kiapts then marched on Rasb which he entered
on the 4th met after striking panic into both Rus
tians and Austfaus many OF whom STIR pped of thir
Goats In order to run away with greater pro.
digious amount OF military stores, including great
quantities ~ Hour oats uniforms, oxen aud powder
Intended for the Austro Russian armies fell into tho
lodged in comorn. Great dsmsy prevailed ia Wen
Ia AID elsewhere especially as tn. Hungarian General
Auich vas reported t. be marching up from the Plat
ten-s.- to form q junction with Klapks
Important news. according 90 ali accounts must
rive .oon from Hungary Russis Is making prodg ous
efforts TO bring the campan 10 an end Nni In Wen
ma t wss sad that The eabust disposed 20 ,ih
fhs HUnsonansJ Jon peace.
THE DETAILS
We nrd, in arranging the details Of the news from
Hungary that Il IL batter to publish them in daily re-
porte, ~ they resched vienna This plan gives tbs
radsrs q the Nor Tork H,rsli graphic account Of
the operations Of the armies effect pro
dUc,d the public mind by the successes
Il the oontsndiug generals
Oar sdvces from Vienna, ny the last steamer, the
Canada, we're of the morning Of the 5th uit. We
Therefore begin the annexed narrative Of events from
that GATE
Advioes from rrssburg, received at vienna on tho
9Th ut give the following account the occupation
Of Rsab by the Huns srisnsi--
lh Ternng a. vas ,,asdins o, n. srIds, os,sryea
re rome or hortlieG offers foot imnedi,ely sftsr
qss aha y ~ go ths' ,ens imp,raut event mas,
ss .d IN Isse rlss;,5is ai,au.a ard nd -
sYs,.ss, essst.Isaiis, We ssd ss:l,.res. rsos 40.
Aus'Ist, Rave Ceatly esreat,ss ths place ~ .pead
q, ilsssarsn ets cermsn par, & the pspSIs;ion haze
su a ru. s For ' sss.% SSi sSs@s
,sysrd %, pssi,y e doubt, ,s, psry o.
st they had pushed their advanced guard 30 wies5arr
S , ~ s r Sls 's ada va. & ' spTT.ssf
ihs hgasass rpos Rnae ,aa' the IT. psisa, ssrson .,
sHe d s ,s, - 'ss Iris,Is IT. ss,s os.ss. re
ssfs; az. 20. ssi1g 70 yss,at iss s.'
hs rtoie q ire irTer'sh,farmy lihhtd
~ a. d .. s re reg gl1ries. 20 ,ssi
ts with lu.nt',v
sts,s q ss and Sgss,r. y asSr
rec sRa ,nessi ard zoo heads Of ss,tis-s % Sheh fl
IL, :, tiaaisd a. 10000 Of sorts b~iia rssfis > iS,s
asss@,y dsFssssag - H. .sig rSi-s sas-
companies q - piece.
ofarsry several oor, q auctr. TOO missing Thu.
s,rssi.s. Peis,Io9 q ths l.v, g Bsds-Fss,s' -
made ut Vienna We have the follosipg account.
Tbs nornibE Vienna presented an uuususiy teted sas
sis % Frs.s9Ts a%sns s,% vas s.ussa u sae
S 'T' 6ss s hy '' Lac sd r a .' march n S
smperor sen 70 ,ha, ,hey ,hout n.t Be used sssss,
then The wal rendnL The fellows
nearsi and vtps aloud They cried hft march agsnf
The tunpsrians desth The efcera vcldet les
60 their feelings iat thes parted er fuds sad
relations With svdspt q oat1n. and then hur
rcd NE men % Near c railroad there aensc crowd
a ss ssr . ser k ,'s % ~. soss 10
SHOT snd, addressing The cwd hev cried" tsre veil for
shall Ihe
- be quit sud y intd 10 their fate They unlimited 40
length. 10 stated here faJ fnds dcult.s 81
he march slmcst nsurcrahe. There u having
been forced fall Lack ts SOLDIER
Cd have Suffered di Their march
= rsth weary p0dlinx through the bnfuiug aud.
Tho hertcs and tie artillery could scarcely along With
hectccpon n sctAtmet they did not hnd snee villa 20
there neither hunab animals The
81 thee isccs Rad they Ia
their vilisses allied %. wells vith putrd
Nc h bad. and the soldiers
nh TIC hotnra pted which General Hsynsn
oarfee altu- wth rs They mis- II 9TH Vinegar
mshc Dr. Unable. On their march they und
NOT trace 81 ,he HnnFaras srv and ~ u tcuhui
whether that will them a. SFervdin Butfthe
nuprtraus 10 attack and iefat General Hsyn az
sEcgcdln the 'stility n that bus w % he ImGra
would live TO cell The fsts "A the battle f-r the Liadturm
would rife no In tler rear and rf4rens their escape
Tho Eslr,r Z,iiuns states that great the ter
~ The Erashirr- that harrlcaln.