Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-09-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

! Ahe o'emer EUROPA, arrived at Halifax on Mon
day evening, the 10Th inst, bringing the following
news, one week later from Europe:
TIE HUSeARiAN Wharf.-The lates, intelligence
from Hungary Is embraced in advices from Vienna
To the 10Th uit, and IS unsatisfactory and full of
contradictions The NWeiner Zeitung Of the 9th
uIt, furnishes what IL calls an explanation of Geor
gey's surrender, which amounts TO nothing.
The Lcndun News, liz Specializing on the cause
and result ui Ihe downfall Of Hungary SAYS that the
belief is general throughout the Continent. that
Georgey surrendered to Psskiewiich on pledge
from the9tussan commander that the Gar would
recognize tho independence of Hungary
The latest intelligence encourages the belief tina,
klapka still held possession of Comorn. One account
aiiirms that on the 18th ut., an action was furht
between Raab and Comorn, i'm which the Magyars
obtained some advantage
Jeachich arrived at Temesvar on the 10th nit.
He is said TO have with no opposition and found
the road over which he travelled covered with arms
and warke stores, which had been abandoned by
the defeated Magyars.
Gen. llaynau in his last bulletin reports that al
the present moment all Bosnia and PENNSYLVANIA
were cleared Of the Hungarians.
On the 18th ut., BaScan's corps Of 1000 foot and
lUOO horse, with 1000 muskets and two cannon sur
rendered to the Russians, laying down their arms at
BorUjere BEN and Guyon. being surrounded by
Gen. Luders army, left their troops and made their
escape. The Hungarians, numbering 5000 men,
with 5O cannon, being left without leaders, laid
down their arms.
Since the capitulation of Arad $4,000 men had
been taken prisoners, and l76 cannon captured
Prince Paskicwich has delivered Georgey, the
chief OF the rebellion, the former deputies of the
Diet, and all the prisoners and materials of war to
the Austrian commander.
despatch from Gen. Walmode, received al
Ternesvar the 18th ult. announces that the Hun
garian leader of the Ninth Corps had made propo
sails of Capitulation to Gen. Romaschen who was
pursuing them ,spulating the freedom of the officers
upon parole, by giving oath to present themselves
when summoned. Gen. Iaynau, however, reject
ed these conditions, and summoned them TO surren-
der at discretion. In the meantime the pursuit con-
tinued without relaxation.
| Ii is sale. that the Emperor's decision concerning
Georgeys surrender Is that portion of his army he
enlisted in the Imperial ranks and portion dslnis-
sed to their homes, and that the officers be pu. upon
trial.
Georgey is not TO be brought TO Vienna, but car
red 10 Olmulz, or some Bohemian fortress.
Accounts from Peslh, 10 the 2lst ult., state tina.
it is rumored that Kossuth had been captured on
the frontier of Wallachia. Other accounts affirm
| that he had been seen passing through Lassa, whilst
accounts from Turkey assure that Benz and Kus-
suth had arrived at Adrianople, where they embark
cd in an English ship.
letter from Georgey TO klapa directed the sur
render of Conorn, assigning reason but the hope
lessness of success, and wish to give peace to his
country.
letter from Kossuth, written before he was in
formed of GeOrgey's surrender, containing frank
admission of the hopelessness of the cause of the
Magyars, is said to have been found by the Aus
TRANS
GERMANY.-It appears that the scheme fconfed
Grafton proposed by russia, Tuscany and Hanover,
has been ratified by other States Seven 9th.
ers nave announced their intention to ratify and sew
en- others had not declared
Accounts from Hamburg state that five parishes
into which the Burgerchatt is divided, had ratified
the proposed constitution without reserve. The
Prussan troops ihathad been quartered in Hamburg
have been Recalled
DENMARK--A serious sklrmish has taken
place between the Danes and the Schleswigers,
which was stopped by the Prussia soldiers.
The blockade of the ports of Eastern Holstien
was TO be raised on the LIST inst.
FRANCE.-During The recess OF the French As
semby cessation of political strife has taken place
The specuatiOns upon the future prospect of France
IS confined 80 the rumor of change in the Ministry
which it is asserted is without foundation. except in
the wishes Of those aiming at dissolution of the
present administration
1t Is stated ia the Paris National that the report
of the intended marriage of the President of the Re
public and the daughter of the King OF Sweden is
well founded. NJ de Peinguy, a personal friend of
Louis, is about to repair TO Stockholm settle the
necessary preliminares.
The Red Republicans are holding council at
Geneva, and it is said that Ledru RoIn has passed
through Germany on his way to join them.
The Russian Minister at Paris has officially as
sured the French Government that the Emperor
never thought Of territorial aggrandsement, and that
he will recall his troops the Hungarians
have laid down their arms.
A letter from Warsaw of the 18th ut. contains
an elaborate description of the reception of Gen.
Lamorciere by the Gar. He was brought to War
saw in the Emperor's state carriage.
ITALY.-The Milan Gazette of the 25lh announ-
the capitulation of Venice the ODD, on terms
based upon The proclamation issued by Radetzky
on the 18th. The seige, whilst it lasted, was very
formidable.
A letter from Florence states that the Tuscan 90
vernment had prohibited any formal service in me
mory of Charles Albert.
Gen. Oudlnot having been recalled from Rome
MousgneuT Javelli has assumed the reign Of gov
eminent. Gen. OuGinot left Rome on the 22d. with
10000 troops, transferring the chief command to
Cen Rostoan.
1t is reported at Venice that Radetzkv will pass
through shortly on his way to Gaeta. The garrison
is to be diminished, but whether from political or
sanitary motives remains mystery.
There is no doubt that Il hostile feeling exists be-
tween the French dipomatiss and the Pope
Pope Plus positively refuses to recognize as his
soldiers any who have borne arms against him.
On the other hand the French government. have re-
cognized all who willing to continue in the ar
my.
Out Of ten delegates from the provinces there is
only one ecclesiasc. Everything is in an unset
tied state with but little prospect OF an improve
meDt.
A New ScorT MEpAL.-We yesterday had the
pleasure Of examing at the War Department very
beautiful Gold Medal, which was voted to General
Scolt by (uuCrpSs On the 9th of March tS1S II