The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-10

their having suffered a defeat from Dembinski, VINO en-
gagged them between Barlfield and Epenes;
The Iumor OF the victory OF BEN over the ,ussiahs III
the denies OF Rohenthum, is iully cohhiheui au i'
victory accounts for The appearance Oh te russians
i'm Hungary in such force would enable them 10 under
take offensive operatons-a appearance OF which the
Vienna ministerial journals bitterly complain nat ooth
Russians and Ausrans have been defeated Is evident
from the fact that strong nlrenchmenls are being thrown
up around Vienna and every preparation is made 70 ena
BILE the city stand siege. No one knows any thing OF
the whereabouts OF Jelachich Benedek, who had been
bv Decka into the lips, Gaica and the
tain districts has been defeated by Dembnsk and driven
back Tyrnau and the army OF Dembnski occupies the
positions OF which Benedek sent to get possession
The Vienna letters OF the 10Th instant, the C0nstitu
tionnehe Zeiung state that strong entertainments
being thrown up round Vienna to enable the capital to
stand SIEGE in of need. The Russian auxlliares
do in such strong corps would be necessary
operate successfully against the iungarans Besides,
il positively stated that they suffered IRON Gen Bens
attacks in the dehes OF Rolhenthum. Ten thousand
Russians al Sadsh, where the inhabitants begin 10
grow tired of them for in spite of the Cars dlsinerest
ed potestaons these Russian troops eat to any extent
and pay nothing. 80
Under the head of Frankfort on the Maine, May II,
the Gazette Of Carruhe M de Rothschlld has re-
ceved the following: "The Hungarians have entirely
defeated the Russians and have forced them to fail back
upon Cracow. Tbs is the general report The revolu-
ton will be thus transported into Poland"
| Georgey has made known 'o all commanding generals
of the Austrian invading armies" that he expects all
Hungarian prisoners of will be treated WIN hunani'
ty or else reprsas will be made Inc con,iuing points
are worthy of notice For every Hungarian, three Aus
Austrian ranks, even if he be only Indigenous TO the
SOIL will suffer the death OF traitor 10 ms county ,p
Pile weary OF the forbearance hitherto shown 70 lis
tyrants.'
ton to the Hungarians, in which he says that the inter-
est of the nationality and liberty OF Hungary Is only
petext put forward by the anarchists. who seek league
with strangers and have taken into their pay men OF
desperate fortunes and criminal views, from whom his
Majesty considers his duty to relieve his loyal Hunga
ran Subjects and for this purpose that the Emperor
| r D.. l,., oil HE farcas IN nj
According to news received from Debreezln OF the
9th instant the president OF the Hungarian council ana
the minister OF justice explained Their views TO tne upper
| Chamber. They said they ministers OF the revou-
ton and desire TO give revolutionary direction 10 the
country and to establish republic based dem 9cracy
Kossuh has declared his intention to retire into private
life he has accomplished his purpose OF Tree
ing his country
In the sitting of the German Parliament. at Frankfort
on the 10Th May resolution deposng the Archduke
John from the regency and ordering another to be elect
ed, carried by majority OF 1876 to no.
The representatives of the monarchs who have met
in congress at Berlin with Won Radowtz at their head
have determined on a issue OF the Frankfort constu
ton, with or two not very considerable alterations
Their soveregns, that the Kings OF Prussia SaXony,
Hanover, and, it is believed Bavaria unite in proclaim
ing on the 18th, this constitution for Germany. The
chief alteration is the doing away with the suspensye
veto imagined by the Frankfort Assembly, and the sub
stuion Tor il OF the absolute veto:
The other alteration, made IN Difference to the Kings OF
Germany the substitution of the title OF Rechs Schirn
Herr, or Lord Protector, for that Of Emperor.
The imperial constitution will Immediately be
proposed for the acceptance OF the Frankfort Parliament
IRON which, fortunately Tor the success OF the scheme,
the Pruss an deputies have not Withdrawn. Should the
Frankfort Parliament accept the peace OF Germany will
be restored, for the republicans themselves would not
then be left excuse for resistance. new Parliament
would forthwith be elected and convoked to Frankfort
and with liberal and moderate minister, like Won Ga
germ, to conduct that portion of the German government
which is imperial, the chief of the revolution would
be attained being the unity of the country and what is
more important. its parliamentary up'ty
Austria gives its full assent, and thereby finally ex
cudes herself from all interference and control in the
affairs of imperial and federated Germany. This is con-
tirmed by news from Berlin of the lah. The German
constitution agreed to be adopted BY the governments
empire is established The central power is conferred
Prussia, under the title of vicariac and potectorate
the prososition of Prussia before the second reading
BERLIN, May 22.-The arrival OF his Imperial Majesty
the Emperor Of Russia at Warsaw, the nth, is now
officially ascertained. The young Emperor of Austria
raversed the Prussan territory yesterday morning early,
on his way by rail from Presburg and Olmutz. 10 visit
and confer with the Car at Warsaw is understood
that the Emperor Francis Joseph will return this day TO
his headquarters. The Emperor Nicholas WILL it is be-
eved make some stay at Warsaw. His Imperial Ma
esty expected here will the Prince of Prussia,
or any of the royal family, proceed to Warsaw.
i The fall of Lieutenant Colonel " Schrotter, who, it
may be said, murdered during the entry of his bat
talon into the town of Iserohn is sincerely regretted
Not shot had been fired by the military, and there
no intention to make any attack. The Colonel was shot
from the window OF house by some unseen hand. He
was much beloved by his men, and their rage at his fall
was great that they Immediately stormed the house
from wHch the firing came and put every one found in
it to death, and gave quarter to any one with arms
in his hands afterwards In this nany-no less than
50persons killed in revenge for the loss of their
officer On the very day he fell, his commission
mander OF the 35h regiment stationed at Mayence, had
been made out in Berlin.
The Danish War.
HAMBUBGTI, May 22.-In the Borsenhale of this even
ing, there is from Copenhagen up to the Goth In
he thew say "A
Trad arrived from the Minister of War from Alsen, stating
that the l7h al five in the afternoon, three batteries
opened their fire from Alsund against the Danish bate
ries Asen and the town of Sondeburg, to which the
Danes replied The cannonadng lasted two hours, when
the Germans quilted the northern fort, Withdrew their
guns and leveed their embrasures Some houses in
Sondeburg had been damaged The Danish loss was
two slightly wounded.
The Danish reports from Jutland say, that the 18th
the bombardment OF Frediricia recommended. Some
shells directed against the town. which
fire in six places An attempt of the Germans to take
: Danish block house outside OF the town was defeated
with great loss TO the Gemans and this they began
| to erect battery at Mollebuch the shore, which
will command the block house and the fortress The
I great ds,ery at Altman had been burned to the
ground, and the sugar baking establishment of BranC
took fire, and all the town this vicinity
of flame. The Germans fired from three batteries tina
S could not be seen from the town. bomb il is said
: weighed 1876 lbs.
n A Danish officer with flag of truce, had landed
at and rei IN thpC Cor nd