Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

aoReEy's MOVEMENTS BEFORE HIS SURRENDER.
The London Times Of the 9th saws.

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| ooRaEY's MOVEMENTS BEFORE HIS SURRENDER
| The London Times of the 9th says:
Our Vienna correspondent gives us an account of the
events which preceded Gorgeys surrender Referring to
an earlier report which appeared in the Times Of he I4h
| inst, and in which he informed of Gorgey having
crossed the Thesis with his army correspondent pro-
ceeds to say that after Gorgeys crossing Thesis the
3ls ult both the Austrian and the Russian Generals were
at loss where to find him
"On the LIST ns Gen Grabbe received orders TO fol-
low the plan OF operations originally laid down for him
which was TO pacy the western Hungarian counties
The Russian marshal states, that after he had routed Ma
Sander before Debrezin he determined to wait in that
until Gorgey, who had retired from the neighbohood
| OF Iokay should come down to the south. Previously
to detailed account of the battle with Macy Sander,
winch IS gwen the marshal remarks that, his arrival
Uvaros he could gain dngs oil the enemy as he found
inc inhabitants OF the country attached 10 Gorgey that
| he could get spies. Before the bate saws Prince
Paskewtch could not learn whether four squadrons,
$4,000 men or Gorgey with his whole army at De
breZin The result of the battle is known; Napy-S Sander
| was routed, and suffered loss The Marshal
states that, what with killed wounded and the prisoners
| who were made, Macy Sander must, on the following
day, have found himself minus 1000 5000 The
first division Of the ungarans fought at Debrezn 1t
was directed occupy our attention in order to give Cor
gey opportunity OF escaping 1t is said that during the
battle Gogey passed to the left of Debrezn and that in the
course OF the night he thirty wersts beyond that
city; He is on his way to Grosswaden, where he in
tends concentrating all his forces After passing the
Marshal at Debrezn, Gorgey moved on to Grosswarden
where he expected to find provisions of which he was in
greatest as all the supplies nave been
moved to Arad by kossus orders, he hurried on from
Grosswarden to Villages. On reaching that place on the
l2th he doubtless learned what had taken place at Te-
esVar on the 9th and that Schlck already before
Arad Gen Rudiger was close upon his heels with his
division and the 9Th Cavalry Regiments which had been
sent him by way OF reinforcement"
Vlagos, the place where the surrender took place is
near Arad SO that Gorgey, after round about exped-
on was within an ace OF uniting with DembinsSi The
importance OF Haynaus plan OF operations pushing for
Waro ms army to Iemesvar and occupying in this crt
cal moment the tract OF country between Arad and that
fortress is thus seen 4 delay Of twenty.om hours
night haze Su6ced for Gorgeg.
| OPERATIONS IN TRANsyLvANIA.
great battle has been fought between Muhbach and
Resmarkt the consequence OF which the disorder
hight OF the enemy and the relief of the fortress Cars
burg, SO long beseged by the Magyars According to the
report OF the Russian General, Hastor commander of
the district round Hemannstadt, this battle perfect
rout 300 OF the enemy killed. and 200 made pr-
soners, eighteen OF whom officers The booty con-
sisted OF two complete rocket batteries three pieces of
cannon tive powder and fifteen baggage wagons and 400
head of oxen, which placed at the disposal of the
Carsburg garron besides this, quantity of
muskets
Iappears that BEN, after his defeat at Schassbure on
the 3st of July fled to Maroa Tasarkely in order to de-
Tend that central position against the advancing Russians
lie also expected succors from Clausenburg amounting
to 4OoO men infantry 500 cavalry and twelve field pieces
! under kemeny Tarkas. The Russian General Luders'
hearing OF this, determined to prevent the unction
taking place, and accordingly proceeded to Galaya on
the 4t where Benz was to meet his auxiliares The Rus
san General came however too late, his enemy having
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ceeded to Medasch with force OF 5000 men and II guns
where the anticipated junction was effected The Rus
sian General Groemholm occupied Maros Vazarkely on
Tue o. Wne TINS was gong on, Luders heard OF Has
forts victory at Muhbach and although that General had
lett SIX infantry battaons eight guns $50 Cossacks
cover Herrmannsadt it was nevertheless hiohv nroba
bly, that Benz would take the opportunity of reeainnp that
CITY, and force Hastort back into Walacha across the
kothen lhum Pass, by which the Russian corps would
De weakened battle did in fact ensue and some very
severe hghtng occurred in the OF Hermannstadt
where the Russians came Oft with loss OF 300 killed but
that town was again conquered by Gen uders who made
l,Soo prisoners and captured IA guns
In proclamation OF Gen. Bem dated from Chassb,ro
the 10Th OF July ne states that the battle OF St. Georpev
the behaviour OF the troops did not answer TO his exnect
tons, and that he was Extremely dssats6ed VII 10 he
conduct OF the FOOT And in another part of the nrocja
nation 1t stated that the confused shouting during the
on service should henceoh be visited with capital punish
ent; besides that deachments which left the field of bat
| tie should be subjected to defamation.
After his defeat in Pennsylvania, it appears that Gen
BEN made ms way, with small reinforcement to the
| Hungarian army, and there took the chief command
! BATTLE OF TEMEsyAR
Baron Haynau has issued foIio wing tuy,e,f,, ,,
Temesvar Aug TO- concerning the operations Of The
OF the Danube after forcing the passage Of the tTha;ss
| Szegedin w ''''73 -
after the victorious battle at Szoog near Szeaedn
the enemy was pursued without relaxation The army,
Notwithstanding the great exertions made in the rand
march from Macy lgmand Szegedn reached as early as
the 18th OF August the line oil St Micklos Albechtsfur
o. Bessenyo and Monin and the sth that of Szaite
ST..
Peszak Loyrin and advanced through Gated 10 Hatz-
field La this advance, during which the enemy only at
| tempted to make some resistance at O. Bessenyo, Al
brechtsfiu and Marienheld which was, however soon
broken through BY the Sd army corps, union with the
division OF the Walmoden cavalry, crowd of prisoners
and stragglers then flag and cannon, fell into our
| hands
| zine landstum completely dissolved and MANY
deseers came over from the regular troops chiefly Aus
TRAN soldiers who, having been taken prisoners had been
compelled 10 pear arms against us, The number of de-
sertes and prisoners thus picked up amounted about
5000 From Mako, Lieut. Field Marshal Count Schlick
sent detachment to Mezohegyes which saved the Tyea-
sury funds there and 5000 horses. had ascerained that
the whole forces OF the enemy had retired from Szeoedn
to lemesvar and that the corps OF the Lower Thesis,
commanded by Vetter had joined them there The in
S9rgents seemed resolved to stand decisive battle before
Temesvar, and for this purpose their exceedingly nume
rous troops were provided with than 100 pieces ar
tlery
| 81 advanced on the 9th of August with the 3D. armv
corps and the Walmoden division Of cavalry from Czaad
towards ksBecskerek and with the Russian division of
Paniutn, together with the artillery from Loyrin
through Giet, in the same direction, while the reserve
corps was ordered from Pezak through RACE to Hold
ony and harany, to take the enemy in his right flank
had directed the first army corps send outside columns
on both banks OF the Maros to Pecska and Fonnok but
to march with the main body OF troops from RACE and ST.
refer TO Monostor and Vnga in order to off the enc
mys line OF communication between Arad and Temesvar
and to take his artillery, knew that he had already
| raised the siege of Temesyar.
1.-The enemy had posted his rear guard al Kis- Recse
rex, from which place he dsodged by the third
army corps, and the division of cavalry OF Becskeek
IN ordef 10 reach an advantageous position where the
troops might securely cook their meal and byouack the
enemy developed upon his and more batteries
and divisions OF cavalry caused him Immediately to
be driven by the troops hand the dee formed
/ by marshy brook which cut the road The enemy made
firm stand on the other side Of the brook Behind the
beregzo brook where his numerous forces masked
by close thckets the enemy made sometimes on the RIGHT
sometimes on the lett, manouves out flank u.s. and on
our lett flank he succeeded for time in stopping our pro-
| gress.
81 now caused the Russian division of Paniutin gradual
y to advance with its batteries and the reserve artillery
to come into line OF battle; and when by the development
this great mass of artillery, the enemy was partly sen
ced ordered general advance The cavalry brigade
OF Leder covered the right flank towards Szakahaz from
winch point the enemy endeavored to outAank us, while
applied the light cavalry brigade Of Sbschen upon the