The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-06
FOREIGN.


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| THE NEWS ny THE wAsHNGTOs. i
We give below, from the northern papers. some furthe
items Of the latest foreign intelligence, by the steamer
The Washingtop's commercial advices are unimport
ant Sunday only having interviewed since the caedonia
The news Of the highest interest is that from Hungary
country.
| Rattle near sxsgedIn ~ N,
Accounts from Vienna to the 18th of August have been
received which stale that great battle was fought On
proved unsuccessful 10 the MagyaIs The Hmgarians
TSey NUMBERED 5000 men. besides he Iandstam and
had from forty to fifty pieces Of artillery At4p m, on
the 9TH Of August the imperialss attacked the Hunga
sI position WIN hGes ans sss sa' s
wing OF the enemy, while the whole OF the artillery open
ed on the Hungarian batteries which posted The
On hs H. ana ps zrea e
lasted several hours, and by sunset the Hungarans
driven from all their positions Szoreg was stomed and
y was ~ @
losses considerable; the field Of battle covered
with the killed and wounded The mperialsts took five
pieces and 400 prisoners, among whom is Prince Wo.
ronizky, colonel OF regiment of lancers.
Great stores, which had been collected by the Hunga
rans fell into the hands OF the imperiass While this
battle was being fought at Szegedn Gen Ramberg with
the third division, forced the passage of the Thesis
Kanisha, and took three feldpieces and number OF
prisoners By these combined and successful maneuvres
the whole imperialist army again united, and il
to follow up advantages early the eth instant In
addition to these statements there is postscript from Cen
Haynau dated Sovar Of the sh that the Hungarans had
was routed, and that 1000 81 them had been captured
Gen. Haynau expected TO arrive in the vicinity OF Tenn
eshvar on the 9th inst In conclusion, il is stated that
the mperiasts had from 10 10 IS men killed Thus far
the official bulletin a3sg
Eaynau's Last Bulletin.
The seventh bulletin Of the head army Of the Danube,
under command Of the Feldzeugmeiser, Baron Haynau.
After the enemy had been driven on the Sd Of August
out Of vi Szegedin, the left bank Of the Thess and
the is de pon there taken and occupied by troops. he
and enrenched himself upon the mole leading from the
Maros the latter place. order resoiey to oppose
debouching from the ete de pont The insurgents had
assembled here under the command Of Dembinski Mes
aros, Desewy and Guyon. more than go 600 men, with
40 so guns The Landsum not counted This afternoon
the Austrian reserve corps the cavalry division OF Seck
Of Panimdne, debouched from the tete de pont and
saulted the enemys position While the division of cav
airy went round TO turn the enemys left wing, the whole
artillery faced the battery OF the enemy that were
established behind the mole. while the corps ad
vanced along the Maros upon Szoreg. s lc
The battle decided in few hours by the imposing
artillery brought into action well as the dlstin
gushe bravery OF the troops who served and the conduct
Of the active and crcumspect director OF the field artl
lery, Gen. Haustadt, and OF Major Schmidt commander
Of the reserve corps, supported by brigade OF the Rus
sian division OF Panimtne, contributed also to this end
Gen. Prince Franz Lchtensten, who led this assault 81
ness and cosl.ss. and had A% ss sscl
By he enemy S% ~
versaries n full retreat " = iH 3aN
Nightfall screened, them from pursuit. The enemys
loss Is however. very eopsdsIable the held beng covered
400 prisoners among whom Prince Woronszky. colo
mel Of regiment Of Uhans Our loss is from 10 to IS
ind d n wSSsSS Gem A@SSss s
standing his slight wound, went again into achon and
was hurt but not severely. In the right foot by fag.
ment Of grenade Lieut. baron berncnlhgen Oh 'ne
Both the Austrian and Russian troops have fought with
distinguished bravery, and even enthusiasm The I'M
preston which this resos,s spirit made on the enemy
Mako the 4h. and threatened the enemys line oil re.
treat Many long detained in captivity have been sci
free, large stores OF provisions collected for the nsur
geais have been found and generally severe losses IN,
fcted on them. In the mean tme Gen. Ramherg forced
the passage OF the Thesis with the third corps Gd,mss a
Kansa in the face Of violent cannonade; took three
guns and many prisoners. BY these combined mancu
vres, 80 rich in results the whole army has been oncs
/ more concentrated. and will tomorrow with daybreaI
continue the pursuit OF the enemy
Haynau. Fedzeugmaster and CommaAder-inCh Chief Of thu
i Army.
/ Later news than Haynaus bulletin OF the 5th nsan
has been Just received from the general dated on the 9Th
be shortly al Temesvar The enemy retreated in all d
i recions; 1000 prisoners brought IN.
| The Other Side.
l Vienna letter in the Kolner Zeittng states tina
j Dembnski with an army OF 10000 men and fifty piece
OF artillery had rereated from Szoeg TO Arad and Una
no battle whatever was fought on the banks oil IN
i Marosh The Koiney Zeifung, comparing the numbe
of len TO fifteen killed imperass with the held OF battle
which was covered with killed and wounded Hungarians
and with the 1000 prisoners, comes 70 the conclusion
that for all these brilliant details the public are indebted
the fruitful fancy OF General Weldon, who commands
Vienna who cooks and publishes the bulletins, an
whose duty il Is 10 make up by reports Of victories
remote parts for the losses which the mperiasis suie
in the immediate neighborhood OF Vienna
4 A Hungarian Victory.
u The Kolnsr Zefung publishes Hungarian bulletin
IN which il il asserted that Dembinski and his arm
fought battle with the imperialsts on the 23d and 2f
nit This battle which not mentioned In any Of To
Austrian reports at the tme Is stated to have bee
fought at Havan and Gyongyos, and that the imperial
sts who consisted mostly OF Russian troops, lost 80 can
non and 400 prisoners II Is also stated in the bulIeii
that large quantities Of brandy were given TO the Russia
was their nioxicaon few hours before the battle tbs
the grossest committed, and that several
those who were the most rotous were shot 70 make
exampe for the rest Dembinski states that in spite
this Dutch courage he succeeded in beating the Russia
a army.
The Bresau Zeifung Of the 18th says, that persoI
: who arrived in Vienna on that evening affirmed thai
sangunary engagement had taken place al Groswarci
The Hungarans had there concentrated body OF 500
men. including the troops from Kausenburg The DE
by latest accounts, held is sttings In church a. gro
"A pcu,s T-,st victory. ASK