Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

HUNG >RIA.-The Kolner Zeitung, comparing the
number of 10 to 10 killed npcrnslts with the field of
battle, which covered with killed and wounded llun
graans, and with the 1000 prisoners, TO the
cuson that for all these brllliun. details the public
indebted 10 the fruitful fancy Of Gen Weldon, who COM
mands at Vienna who cooks and publishes the bulletins
and whose duty is to make up, by reports Of victories
in remote prOs, for the losses which the mperas,s su(
fer in the immediate ghborhood Of Vienna
Our correspondent remarks tina, the Iungarans have,
in the of the present wal, displayed the most ar-
ing courage combined with the nexplicapc irreSo-
luton. After the taking of RaGb there nothing TO
prevent their securing the country up TO the walls OF
Vienna, for that the whole line of the Waag had been
left utterly deenceess. The moral effect Of a troop Of
llussars entering the suberbs Of Vienna would have
gone great way in favor Of the luugarans, but they
allowed the opportunity to escape them.
| The Vienna paper, Lloyd asserts that the Ban OBJ
tanned possession of Petlacz on the S,h instant
The 'koner Zei,ung' publishes Hungarian bulletin,
in which Is asserted that Dembins> and his army
fought battle with the mpcralsts tho 23d and 2ih
ullmo. This battle, which was not mentioned in any of
rhe Austrian reports at the time, is stated 10 hive been
fought at fatyan and Gyongyos, and that the mperaIss
who consisted mostly of Russian troops, lost -
and 2,40O prisoners 1t Is also stated in the bulletin
That large quantities Of brandy gwen to the Rus
sian troop. to name them for fight and that violent
was Their inoScaion few honrs before the battle that
the groseSt excuses committed and that several Of
those who were most rioous were shot TO make ex-
iu' rest DeInUlIsh stHlCS tndl III Sple OF
this Dutch courage he succeeded in beating the Russian
armr.
| Accounts from Warsaw state that the Emperor has
thought necessary call for the COUNSEL. Of Prince
Worenzo, the commander-in chief of the Russian army
carrying on the against the Ccasslans and that that
distinguished general has been summoned from the Can
casus to forthwith the head quarters of the En-
peor. This order has created great surprise, the
presence OF Prince Woonznlf, considered of grear I'M
po'anGe to the success of the war in the Causous but
the object of it ia understood be, have Prince Wor.
onzoff at hand in the of any thing occurring
Prince Paskewitch, who is said be rather ash in ex
posing his person.
IrALY.-In the London Times of,hc 2Olh ult, there
ale long and Interesting accounts from The Roman States
to the lllh of August The news received from Gaeu
was described 10 be of favorable character thar
for some bays previously although the Pope manifested
much resistance 10 making The concessions and reforms
so mperavIy required for the Tranquility of his domains
yet owing to the energetic remembrance OF the Frenci
envoy there were strong signs that the mind Of the lo
i ly Father was beginning to be enlightened TO the ru,
state OF affairs, and the danger to which continued OBJ
stinacy may expose his temporal interests The mem
bers of the Sacred College, were still opposed TO the
king any change whatever in the Ponical government
except such as would have the effect TO place things OF
their former footing and they taking to rem
der mutt the effect Of the councils Of France England
Austria.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times states that NJ
Theirs and Count Mole have been exhibiting ex,raordi
nary zeal IN communicating secret advCes from Paris
the Pope of still reictionary kind if possible, tina
a that gwen by the Cardinals themselves. This Curiou
proceeding was said to be undertaken for the purpose
more completely embarrassing the ACTON OF the Frenc
n government in the Affairs of Rome.
l. From the Eternal City we learn that Gen. Oudnot ha
returned from Goea very well satisfied with his mis-
. sion to the holy father. The Pope had returned
Rome but was sld had consented TO go as far as Al
bano, where the French troops were to 90 cut to me