The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-18
Exciting Foreign Accounts.

Ork on the Th. There are no details of the grea
Hungarian victory-but the glorious fact is con
| firmed-and there good grounds for believing
IN other and very important victories over the Rus
slams. We hasten to copy what we find in our ex
changes of this exharating intelligence, as well
| some gratifying news of the successful stand of tn
Romans in Italy:
The Zeitung Constitutional publishes Kossuth'
proclamation, giving an account of the recent de
feat of the Russians by him. I'm this engagement
80 900 Russians surrendered to the Hungarian
forces. All their arms, ammunition, and cannon
were also taken possession of by the Hungariais
This confirms the previous news of the Russian
defeat, but no authentic details are received.
The accounts state that the Russian force, plareC
IN an attitude for operations in central Europe
amounts to 100000 men, with 600 field pieces. Tit
left wing OF this army, consisting of $1,000 men
was beaten by the f1ungarians, as reported. The
Russian loss was 5000 killed and sc 600 prisoners
letter from Vienna, of the 18th, in the Bres
tduer Zeanng, states that the Hungarians have oc.
cupied CarlOvitZ, the chief town of the Serviar
principally. The ne VS. of tie occupation of TEN.
eswar, Arad CaroviiZ and Panishova, by the
HuDgarians, Is confirmed. A rumOr was current
at Raab, the 10th instant Of the Russians hav.
ing entered Hungary, near Dukia, and of thei,
having suffered defeat from Dembnskv, who en-.
gagged them between Bartfeld and Eperies. The
news of The defeat of III. Russians, by Bem is con.
HfH'eu, lnOugn we are stfll IN want OF authentic
details of that important action.
Surrender of Ofen-At Presburg the positive
intelligence was brought on the l7lh inst. by trav-
elers quitting Peslh that Olen had surrendered at
discretion The booty which fell into the hands
of the Magyars consisted of the military chest,
10000 muskets, 10 batteries, and considerable
amount of ammunition. The garrison, about 1900
strong, was conveyed to Comorn. Eight tenders.
towed by tugs, brought succor to tie fiunga ms
at Raab. Tie news Of its capture is therefore not
confirmed. Gen. Benedek had after retreat Of
more than 200 miles SOng the Carpathan chair,
effected junction with the brigade OF Voce' il
Tyrnau. The bOmbardment of Pesi f, N Rrda
and of Buda from Peslh, continued 10 the l2,h ;
the former town suffered greatly, The latter less
[Buda, or Olen, is situated on the west bank or the
Danube, opposite Peslh.l At Pesth great enihns-
asm continues TO prevail. The people feel certain
of being able to resist the Russians wei! As the
lmperialists. The females have resumed The old
hungarian costume. KOssulh has nomira,ed his
sister General Superintendent of all HE Military
Hospitals and she has addressed Il proclamation
to all ladies, calling on them to jim in her labor
of charity.
Arrival of the Russians-A letter from Vienna
of the 18th says: persons who arrive from
Gutenberg say that idea can he formed Of the
crowdng on the Ferdinand Railway from that
town to Prerau, oceasoned by the conveyance of
the Russians. 10 the corps of II 900 men v hch
has been since the 1lth at Coding, and in The
neighboring villages, there has been added a d.
vision of 5000 men, placed by Gen. Berg In The
environs of Hradch, on the two banks of the Mo-
rave; and another corps of Is, 900 under Ruiiger
was to be at Tyrnau two days ago.
VIENNA, May 4.-1he transport ef the Russian
auxiliary troops by the Railroad, through Moravla
to Austria, has been stopped Georgey's intention
of making Eruption into Gallicia and Posen by
way of Siesa, is the probable cause Of this charge
1 he first column is commanded by Gen. Sass, so
celebrated in the Circassian war
The Vienna letters of the 18Th inst. in the Con-
sthut'OneHe Zeitung state that strong entrench.
menis are being thrown up round Vienna, to ena-
Bile the capital to stand siege in case of need
The Russian auxiiaries do not come in such strong
corps as would be necessary to operate success
fully against the Hungarians; besides, it is posi-
lively stated that they suffered from Gen. BeIn's
attacks in the defiles of Rohenthurm; 10000
Russians at Stradish, where the inhabitants
begin to grow tired of them-for in spite of the
Cars disinierested protestations, these Russian
troops eat to any extent and pay to none.
Probable Defeat Of the Croats.-There is reason
to believe that the corps of the Ban of Croatia
must have been routed, for troops Of stray Greats
are to be met with almost every where on the scene
Of war, while the Hungarian Chief, Perczel
against whom it was the intention of The Ban to
operate, makes his unresisted progress through the
South.
Victory on the Serbian Frontier. - The latest
accounts from South Hungary state that Perzel
entered Panscova with his Magyars on the 1ltb
inst, but found the town deserted. He issued a
promising amnesty and prorecton of
the Servian nationality. All capable of bearing
arms were swept without remission into his corps
Between Becskorek and Panscova, in the valley of
The Temes. he had collected in this way 1000
recruits. The fate of Semn was no longer doubt
full. All the Inhabitants of that city were sending
their property, and flying themselves, TO Belgrade.
The overflow of the Danube would retard the
ftnTtc Ont IlaaN Iovv (,Nr
The Hungarian Misunderstanding to news
received from Debreczin of the 9Th of May the
President of the Hungarian Council and the Min
sters of Justice explained their views to the Upper
Chamber They said they were ministers of the
Revolution, and desire TO give a revolutionary
direction 10 the country, and 10 establish Repab
lie based on a Democracy. Kossuth has declared
ais intention TO retire into private life as
ne has accomplished his purpose Of freeing his
country. Georgey has addressed letter to the
Chief of the Austrians calling on
aim to treat his prisoners with humanity BIZ; he
idds, that all Hungarlans found in arms against
.h-ir countrymen will be put to death.
Bem's Victory in the Rothentiurm Pass-There
s no direct and positive intelligence from Bem'>
irmy concerning the defeat of 1000 Russians on
he frontier We find, however, in our continental!
the same story coming from so many
ources, that there is good ground for receiving il
Is authentic. The account states that the Rus |
ais were met Dv tne Nagyars at all points OF tie
from the Jablinska Pass between |
1racow and Olmutz, 10 the Pass of RothenthurIn. |
m the eastern border Of Pennsylvania. Their de-
eat at Rohenthurm is admitted by all authorities,
'ut It is stated by some that the JabliIIska Pass
vas finally forced by the Russians
The Cologne Gazette says it has received intel !
igonce from Vienna, though it cannot piane in |
illicit reliance it, that Benz mad surprised Russian
orce of 30 900 men, and disarned them also, that |
many of the Russian officers had joined The ranks |
# Benz The Hungarians captured sixty guns, and |
great quantity of ammunition and FORAGE. Bem's |
headquarters also said 10 be at Miklos slal, !
own in the country of the Seekers. the frontier
# Moldavia. The dsarmed Russians are said 10 |
ave been driven across the frontier. TIE 10 |
long, a Hungarian journal at Pesth, contains the
anne account, and adds that 5000 Russians were |
Tribune
Various Rumors.-We translate The following !
rom French nnd Garman inrrnaIs,