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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

ofs tue. TO escape u1obssr7ei Tlry zis ss- 10 have
a. e he direction % R1ssherr
con1c. tteu TOOK place between re srd orcrrs
u he Insurgents camp. the consequence o winch Wa
surrendered % ne Rlsss1I Who scnt them. VEL =.
tt-'r End Sd guns HsrrSrns ADJ - guns, " lcr
bad been et e. DeTa rr- safe keeping 20 Russian bal
ta1n, were ~ once Transferred 81 amy rlrr--
About 100 Of he Insurgents dispersed ser TIE n. Of
l-ir iesrers 1nurE The each SIDE Of ne
Naos znd ne eairter, from foC 10 TO uer. smong
whom were he former Austrian .pts Is Herteeu s1t
N-r-izsi, VIII he reserve Is-rO1 ol me Pts1sl dls
sars several HUNDRED bagsag-s sgons and many Tape
Al ammunition a. charge Of hr he 81
M COTS sn1 ror-rcer ty nay Of fscse fo leuesv2r
TIE hlrgss .ef four p rounfe-s sr ere trouycer
az Do1s, a- great quantity % iron a-l eal ANIMATION
found wig shout 7-rrnt aces The Hln gsrar
Genera, Desevfy. with he suite. surrendered o Lieut.
F.-il- MARSHA WsOmoten tlf hmeiy 1el in disguise.
Th7s within he iss few DAYS a. Fscse Dsvs Dnbra ard
h--srse1ef, not .rcglrg rdrEfys c1rps. Al VITA
rs have beer taken. These s-ccsssri results
ns1y s,riblsbe CD ne remarkable perseverance, Of
tie Imperial koFa troops under Lieut. Ii-Narshsl
Price Lechtenseir. v-o had he comrard % he pursl
rg troops snf % ne energetic pursl % he % army
rorrs under Lieut. Fied-Nsrshsl Rssnoerg Gen L-ich-
tersfen makes particular mention OF Gait MeireT Med
way q he trchduke ChNes's Lighi Horse. who
showed great li seni BE- took Possession OF The =
gu-- belonging 20 Nersey = corp-
several chests have been found buried deep On TIE
% f-e fortress Of Aral '-ey crsin parts 81
cl.nsy % The steamers an rsil sye7C ch TIE ln
srgrlis carried CT when they rere.e1 from fFsA and
Szoioos. The bank press has also been found The
Marshal. Prince ~ Warsaw las n'srci me chiefs u ne
rebels the former men her- Of TIE Diet a. ihe prisoners
and ne whole q The nj lisry si0rcs r lus ard sr
mul ior. GO me disposs o TIE susfsr troops Prc1ar1
0ls great scle have been made Tor taxing chsrgr q
the prisoners ana military stores aud Tor Transporting them
90 ArAd ard IeIesvar. lImerse supplies or al silds
have beer found In he fortress oi Aso and The de- perafe
confusion and disorder 10 which he magazines prove
how great must have been The ps-c and how hurried he
ftzn Of tie Insurgents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Corgcy's Surrender.
The Vienna Correspondent, Of The TiH<s writes Al
follows under date Of Aug %.

The Vienna Correspondent Of The TINS, writes ~
follows under date Of Aug %;
an sble 20 rform you upon urtenlehie authority Tat
ne Prince Of Warsaw made no terms whatever WIN or
promises OOrgey Ae having surrendered uncoiduon-
ally. Whatever may be said " written 10 u. contrary,
The character Of Oorgey vi IN the opinion % those best
able TO Judge OF the matter stand A. isr and
In fact The hungarian conn Aucer hsi no other
choice than surrender after h-vilg done al nat
mortal could do 70 escape from he tolls into which ne
had fallen, he found himself with detected and wornoat
troops destitute OF provisions between two powerful and
victorious armies AihOus have been adverse 10 ihe
Hungarian cause from The momer, 1T hossuh tQok sucn
an ungenerous advantage Of the Emperor Ferdinand
kindness. more properly spessng. weakness my en-
deavor has uniformly been 10 90 Gsce 10 the rdlFdnAs
belonging 10 either party and Oorsey Ia my opinioa
ras not only shown himself rght brave and chFarons
leader hut nss By his proved ihstte ~ true lover
OF hFcoultry aud nacn lie saw tnal he game VAS 40
soufely and rerevahiy lost and determined 20 prevent
unnecessary eflsion u blood
The National zsiflsrg has letter from Hungarian
soldier Honved, respecting the catastrophe ofNsgo'
which we translate for Tie Tyi5uns Il takes sides
strongly against G6rgey
BEN came from Transy ivsnis, ana drew up M at-
mrsble plan or the battle ore hundred cannon were %
masked nesr Temesvsf, mai Tie enemy could not bat
rln their heads against them. THIS plan vas betrayed,
aud our army completely beaten This the decslve
battle for Hungary A long Ben WAS victorious. We
could Indulge the best hopes FOR the future he con-
qnered snd Hungary ruin A. his moment General
G6rgey came Arad, by way OF Gros-wardein, with
forced march Of his demorAzed amy OF $500 men, be
lo.t 1900 by this msrch lie VIGOROUSLY effected nothing
AZ Arad He compel ed kossuh - Abdicaie and propose
him as dictator K0ssulh did SO; AMI when he len, Han
gary ceased 10 be fre. Aiwo ococs Of the same nj Il
G6rgey started Tor Nago. and laid down h. arms The
suffering here i frghtul The people fed by thousands
The hatred 10 Austria in-Xpressb.s II We could cease
% be Msgysrs, wogi become Russians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
The End In Tran-ylyaaia.

The Bl<asr Zsi..ng OF Aag : e1n,aiss the fs.ow-E
Official report from TIE head quarters vi Genera rsyna1
- b- uursait which undertaken By tie y army
corps tt- reserve. AM Nxl-o--rs Cssalry DiFsino-
-. -~a 40 con9.sIcly s1rcrs.ia ths- - present NJ
le 81 Traasy.vGria aud he bana ree from ne n
suryeot. with tho excep0a OF lev l1O1ssnd ui-n y
~ P1r.b legion DO SUI r0vlcg about tet~ --n
N-h.afa AZ O-s,0vs Thy VII, however. specify oc
sl.rerssd On ne i9h, y yurs, whrh Necseys eofp-
80 4 70 longer get tosus ard fell into The hs1ts o. or
,roors n th- valley OF T1of fcrs1, ana ito bsxgafe
w.su. we're also tara Amer lhe gresirr part Of tA'
80. I'd dispersed and Necsey himself lad Eel ne re-
msaler eolslsuag Of soe men. .t0 hofs~s, AZ iFo
gas surrendered 10 lie Els-an- on h pa insi -
Roro- J-n1. -.
Th- insurgents connsnt@t by B-u ard t1yon ere -
nnre.l1nFiy Psrs1e1 mai t~o troops ot A~esfs
ing 10 m ihird amy corps resc1ed Dcss on ne
Where nc sai1 bo1y arrived the lsie i1s- in-
\. Farced guard OF ne k1ssa1 corps 1ni-r u. L--es
"a .lr-.v entered Dess CO tie l5h. Lli "a Ben .nd
Gayo1s troops re4ehet ma. place on ne =. % - n
the Rassisrs retired TIE ias1rg-rfs begged Ger 1919
70 rr.rt Truce Of q ho1rs which be grra :. y So
time sunmuufng hem n strre1der ~ dssI-1oa n-.e
spoa a council o. wAs oei1- brin oaJs,- ~ -,
ocers wishec To Genuine ne str1sge pa Dc IeOfs
tcsnx - eolssug - 5era and GaJoa ook si'aasss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
RUSSIA.
Grateful Nicholas.

The two following documents express the deep sense
which hs Majesty The Cxsr entersins Of the services Of
Ptskewilch Ia the Hungarian war
e. WARSAW, Aug. ala Just scfnow led cement or me
services throne ard the country and the unshsks1
bravery of thec OF the acuye army,
viz Field. Marshal Prince Of Warsaw, Count Pssks.
wi ch-EnwGnski, | decree That all troops snail and
on ht show him. even In the psce 10 Which may re-
side martial nonos which the law reserves for
myself alone NICHOLAS"
Prince ivan Fedoroveh, The praiseworthy and 'ig'
nal which yOu did the throns and 10 Nc coou.
Try and which proclaimed BY the loud voice OF msru
law warranted the successes OF arms IN ne gar un'
dsrioOk for the egs rights OF my august ally me Empe
sor AusfR and for .he repression Of the hungarian IN
surrrcuon. lOo have justified my own expectations ana
hose OF Russia BY aclnz with uuequaed discretion 10
rsbeiola country, by your unremng endeaYorst0 pro
vide for the necesse. OF the troops and for INC safety o
communications. you, General have safely and win
ncou=ider1ole loss, effected thu object proposed Tine
chief commander aud director a the ungar ans suren
iered you. moreover most hsppy 10 md thaty
following tie dearest wish Of heart, paid every aien
ton TO Of tho sick and wounded OF those Who paid
wlth their blood FOR the execution 81 their duty The I'M
poriani Of victorious army will douoessy
esd The restoration Of legal power aud order IN hungs
~. pro0fof my candid and deepfelt gratitude iof
your momeuous services have decr-ed that al Russian
troops In the places where shall show y0u me
sane honOrs hch tbe law for ne alone lhis
decree 10 be public sgn ~ the te-n<s OF sind
with which remain, your friend >iChOissS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
lmprrinl JoNs.

The Emperor has also sent the following document
n the Governor Of Moscow, Count Sakrewst We
translate it for Tia Tribune from the kosseAs Lsauns
Of sept6
Count Ars.eui Andrejswich, When decided on CIV
lug aid 10 sy excellent confederate Francis Joseph, the
Emperor ~ Austria for The maintenance Of his legal
sLts and the suppression Of he rebellion IN Hungary
witch t1reasened he destruction AZ AL existing order
was CONVINCED that the Russian troops would sustain their
aae eni reputation In hi. war The Almighty hs. blessed
Cur holy cause. and The operations Of The allied army
commenced two months since, have been crowned Win
the wished.for success The rebels were compelled ~
the po.On OF our troops on the Danube 10 divide hef
force. which we're at fret concentrated between Rssb
ssd Comoru and thus TO enable The Austrian troops to
carry on offensive operations 81 the action Of The com
blnsd armies the enemy driven back 10 The e oans
Of lie Thess wa. beat by the Pnace Of Warsaw on The
q Of August al Debreczn, The 6t Of August BY NE
Austrian army SzegedD, and IN consequences, gross
warden possessed 81 ami abandoned ~ me Tee
ng enemy A. the same lime, the separsts sections OF
i- army under General Ludsfs and General Ofotenh7m
distinguished themselves ~ series Of brilliant victories
IN Tfsnsyyanis and Basowina l am particularly graft
ed 70 md mat such important results have been obtain
ed with so small sscrhcs Of Russian blood which 10
always 90 precious In my sight With heartfelt Joy, !
commission you to mpar ibis Intelligence to The inhaof
t.ns Of our chief city and Il isny VISA that religious
service should be performed In order 10 unite VIII ms 10
grateful ihGnkoGsnngs 10 God, who has 90 msais't
protected our righteous cause NlChOLAs
gy1rtgts. Au2. -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Uo.tilIi!ea Of Rnce-.

We cut the following from letter in the London
Tins.
iis painful task be obliged record the fact that
the h4red Of the different mote decided
character than ever. Near Fsscei the B-ga Cana,
close % the Tfausyivania frontier the ghtii afro
tie. have been committed The Insurgents der nsn-
rec Perzel who perhaps the most froci0us esder
hat figured In this depiorzbe shortly before hey
sureudered said % have put al The male population
OF toe Wsiac ian villages Flscet that they could
law their hands on 10 The sword violated their wives and
daughters spit;ec their children, carried Cd h.r cattle
and 10 their houses The Waisch ems Romanenl
as savage "a their tyranfs, take bloody revenge
whenever they ind opportunity. and DO not spare
mar Of the .persei Husssrs and Honveds. IN the eas,
Of rrausyvana matters mach heler sud procia
nations have been issued By the Army Commissions
Daniels in order 90 put cheek the Wild passions
uf TIE Romaren Those Of The Croustati district are IN
he habit cf inducing two OF three Of the Rnss pa
troles 20 .rcomnsny them, ard then going ir this semi
Official society page The uei ghDoriuE Magyar villages
and the houses Of the gently The Commi--sry declares
persons guilty Of such actions whatever may BE- the
language they speak, shall be brought 70 couriaaraL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Dolns. of the Ferociou- Ha,uau.


The following account q the proceedings q the bar
harlan who commands the Austrian armies Hungary
Is translated ior The Taburs from the E.lssri. u
f1aS
TIE accounts from Hungary TOW lose ihs.r interest
ne surrender Of separate poro-s Of The Hungarian army
ia burning Of Koss1ihs n9tss. tr.css ard eIee1rors.
these mast Lenc0h be The oaotouous coae1ts Of Hun
earsn articles ifthe rs5-zAnlzioa permits us sill ger
10 arreet awning from To- We fnd ass lLsi ire A1s-
ria. 90 no. complete their victory BY eieEslcy con-
peie amnesty Il tue las been extended 10 the whole
body O. he teld oecers but his uusvocsbe. ia
spite o. this hat thousands OF H1ngarsns have
been sent % Italy Tie ofcers have been released
their parole and Resin heir seess ard also Tor some
tine draw pay IL proportion 10 heir rank. sccorlug 10
the Austrian regulations Bui Hsyusa srpsia.es fsr for
ther srrsnrerenis with regard 20 fhsse leaders OF he
rebel army and former chiefs distinguished individuals
ofe Revolutionary party. ss well a. 70 ocers who went
over 10 The rebels from h4 lmperass army" las cur
rsniy reported that THE sane terrible General n enoiaer
proc lamaon call. tie uansanacs the unhappy sister
uauor % which the Austrian sTIes Rad CO "a AZ -fend-
ly fellow zensr TIE Pesh l0urnss contain nothing
b.. sccolnis o. trials snd often iJr orerse- OF which al
the millions OF Hungary have been gully SIX women,
Tor Instance where senelsed 10 several weeks inprsou
reri FOR passing Kossuibs notes householder for the
sane ofense, vas sentenced 10 two months impnson-
rnen and Jew because he received them In hs count
ng ROOM to three months confinement in Irons. Tie nc
isry mizegs sho, FOR summoning The andsiurm II
such ofsuses are TO b punished which the wtse ration
aas committed there old not be room FOR the oeender'n
al the prisons Of the Empire Whoever hsd nothing Of
he properly len but Kosufh notes. woud Of course pre-
FER TO pass than - sarve inArad Baron RufennurE
hung; Count Leiringen shot Al he came place
sixteen prominent Hangsr.ns escaped shsnesa death
ly suicide General Ageh, IL IL said smong the rest In
hi. way Hungary little pscaesied liay. szemere,
he Hungarian Minister OF the iiteror In despair Of The
'or.unes OF bic country has become insane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

TIE Gs~~ais ii ss.s vnsnssss sss selo~ias er.sr q
he sxv ron (~. Kostoa, 10 TIE Preach army Rene
sols.r-s TIE cc1Sdeaee 81 oar 6ovc<unecs calls ne
10 he eorsrtl,-chief Of he army. Ny nrs saossss
rus, ~ FOR tAr General 70 whom succeed n sepsr
surs from yea he ~as pleased &c pay new tribute q
prxse 10 yoor cscpr~ your vaor. ard NE services yce
have render~d here thsnk n n q ycaf asne ana nns
scr fnerts exprsssec From re peg urins
~ ths csnps a. yea have oeen pat 10 sevee vas ~
have boldly s<errt s-riocs rrivsrons and dsne eNrfl
danger wa, 81 trsi aaforcscsr. and osr u - vs.
szcs. forced yo1 70 destroy The walls o. Nome sas ~
ensrr ecrcaero-s rnus you have Mltllec he Noe
dicuR srd eczious part Of your &uy Sell ne misson
whch he Government eonate TO srns has BOZ -.
Completely ccss<t TIE army vii ccusinue 70 ocSup,
ne ely Ard - quarters Of Rene. lie position, ~hsen
siher,5 sas completely provsicns vii - noired
sccor1rs TO Ae necessities u more stable e1psIon
shs urx ret 10 order 10 secure yo1r ecfncrt
snd MAINTAIN Yea ire poet ycc have ssnes toar coo
duet your mosersIor ycgr generously have ceneia.~d
the saecuou cf al the irhsbtxno. the syurafses q
Whole people AZ IRE esiecna Az resrS " hoss
who your enemies fcr such coccoess yoaf ccar'
De sraIeai hcs1ss they increase ne gorf
q your arms snd extend sns eoarty The nfaenes q
France soldiers 90 not conceal he Importance ohs
Few duties imposed apon ne escsste "a every oses
ycur stscheent AMI arca yoar eonodsoee "a
orcer - fscilllsse me niinl n.ng Of them 1900.
[" The G-nsrsktn-Chiet koSfoLAN
Rome Alrgst ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
American Diplomatic Agent TO Hungary.
The Tins correspondent writes as iolo"' from
Paris 0n the Jih inst.

The Tins correspondent, writes as iolo"s from
Paris on The 5ih inst.
Your Washington correspondent has. perceive IN
frmed you that the American Government al izAen ra
sures ascersn what IN reality were the chances OF ne
Hangsnans estabfh their Independence letter from
NexYOrF received Paris wltin The al few days says
ast ne President q the United States most anxious
pendent raons and 70 annonnce In ~ In-ssass " -
Cor gress ire recognition by the American Union Of lhe
Young European Republic ,... o..
IN nc early part Of the struggle, Noss1h had apped 20
the Minister Of the Uaed States 10 Vienna 10 mediate De-
tween Hungary and Auss, O1t re lifrVenton yi nat
since then tho Government Of the Jsed states nss che
rished lively feeling Of sympathy iof ne bankHiaa
cause ard President. FAR osck - June e5 sent
conf 3ers sgen 10 H1nssry % obtain correct informs
too Ol The cc1niry "a ~ escrAn ~ wei ~
possible The probsble result u ~ struggle. o.,
TIE gertstnen rrd wiki thai mp0rtari niss on a.
d was al amateur diplomss; residing A. M tine
a Paris ana Ia the habit ~ coununic--i1g o.
cxsos y % American Government his tnDre'7as -
vssscs NJ D. w. having OsieEsi6le character rr posi-
u0u as well dssd for mission Ia tns isnfnsnt
III which the utmost discretion strictly en5ctrei
He Wa, above al, csliiOroc not - eo1rit 10 le-
snafrhes 10 Tie P0-Oc-. bur avail himself u sac
mode Of forwarding tnemi and win sie~ % gfs1ies
secrecy ne Minister Of America - con. W.s or1er
70 place his disposal The cphers used ~ re ek-D
ID 81 wa instructed 10 make t4- best 81 ~ way -
h. ,eat q the Prosisocel Government Al f-st- Or
,Tf@rever IL sht BE- eslablshei bis arrival aud -
v a. furnished with letter q -commerdston fion af
CLAYTON ne F0relEn Secretary u stale % ne Als'f
f1 Foreign A9ars ~ lrgary appkDx ne -iser OF i1s
o-ia character Of the bearer, a11 ne oo>ct y ~ ~
.ioa Tn occidental sTenl ia question ~as nor -oysf
furnished vffh rii po~srs % concllcs corrrfc.i
r,rsr VITA H1nearv % 10 enter into any Ulef arrange
neal Re mgrf consider 1scesssry or 1se 70 ne ef
es.s 81 tie United StaIrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Revolt orPr,.ener. In Comorn.

D.lss have reacted = respecting I1suffeco1 Of Y
Austrian prisoners Of COrSrr, While The e-ie
part OF The sarscn making recent sally a. isr g
Rsao. white tag lad been seen - save i5f shofi
tme from he bsttemsuts by persons 81 great distance
even bul -igns Understood Il seems IA. r
covrnr t~r liberty sisck-a he sentfies, ard though
me snail number Of troop en behind r.c- ~ OF Nell
wespOrs IN his deadly sif-, iney were nearly az over
DO e-r-d AID disaTur1 oy str1gg ick VIII al "
energy Of despair Toe Austrian Prsoa-rs uiun2eed,
escei commander the spot to0k Possession OF a.
a.. In he hope tbst Il wo1. De Understood - me Aus
tns Before tteir measures however we're coAPiet-
Kappa informed Of l1r danger BY some h91seds sell
bsrk div.,ou II tusssrs VIZ c.rnor and icy c9r-r IN
tire 10 n.s, over the bridge, ezs san urr AIRED A.
tr- L. rtr~.. reg.sen AID iaf bite e1g hsnec down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
The Escape of the Leaders.

A letter from hdchArest has re i0-4o"t1e
Toward he l5h Of August he Ilrssh military .ano.
-, vch survey The Wsliachsa irOnter from me Dan
- 10 s4 aef u Temesh n Moiavis, received iniof-
ns-n ths the renowned Pe-cx-l himself desired 70 sur
render 1, The Turksh eonn1r1er q weA sA-.s-
vs~a wslschesr buf bile the Turkish cice- rather
srs-i Ay his nforn.ton, was hestanng ~ hcef1 y :.
n or th-rrahouL fugitves rad eni-red "-lsshis es
,srs yh (rtoVN' ard Al >cheTnecz In the hands
- ~. sdvs,i ros. th-t they <ere no oilers ma DEN
$500 49,. lac Corm -irCLe:, sn1 Acarot, And
~ 49, 800 Poles and Mssysrs. few ho1rs a.sr
~sr, pe~cxe al q hoars had not sed ne p lnee
ess bv Tournovs TIE Dsruse rear he ron xsss N
Hengafian Wellington, L1ais hsssa-a - - - :.
80 v~rx huunrsy 10 hem and they we're - sent 70
wiss by cslssa where hey have been nov en's'kes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

Correspondence Of The Tribune
WARRINGTON. Friday, Sept. 81
Ihsvs observed that some of the newspapers
,re extremely pugnscious in their articles upon
the difficulty between the Government ana MI
poussin. and the spondont OF the PA"9defPAH
North A,qerican is determined to have hsh' az
anv rate Now, these writers do not represent
tho fee,ine of the President or the true state Of
acoss Thov are endeavoripg to make noun
I'm ont of a mole-h The President has not ,ne
at idea of demolishing France ana oo'i"e
&c 80 moutbful. simply because her Mnister mas
made himself obnoxious These writers 'a,A n'se
ly nbout the dignity OF tae country, vut
a low ebb. am thinking, II Il requires oois'elins
No. hv sncb bombast as appeared In an article IN
The Tonyier e. Enquirer. NO, the "noie VI ,n ~,
,nsttar is a tempest in teapot Sraspvru =. ~
ter " riters 10 relieve the tedium OF w "snne W..
Summer There Ia no apprehension On VOC ral,
of ,hs President or his Cabinet OF arup'uro WI"
Rance. Tneylhsd perfect right to demand 'ho
-scau nj MIR. Poassin, and any one VINO ",l IN
- ,ohIs "a look into Kent or story ON the Von'
stitn,iop. will SEQ that this, IN itsei' 800
,aair. But wha, may result from the 'o'o 49,
sent across the water by these puSnaSioss y"aa
nalists we cannot ten. rraHee ""'
10 do some silly thing l;.h ssaus In
Az 10 that matter of salvage, whio" seo,
- heen the origin of this difficulty, thsro arc
tvo sides to the question Vomn'sn 1880
5ar Aid right in relinqushinS ms o'alu, " 81
sud The French Minister should have droPpe@ .ne
subject here. Its questionable wne'ns, o" Tor,
49,. -,..,s and sartag stsktag resse"' 4, - w.
'"s tho, thew can legally do 90, ana II upon
70 .,,ard our Government vessels are 20 90 ' '1s
TINS E,Vs s i, perhaps better that they should
s sntpr into Mo, some system whereby they may DC
1nDwn ~ correspondence between the Seers
spsts and NJ. Poussin 1--we notes on es; n
.siy ., I h. printed to morrow, aud by !. you VII
see hat M. Poussin acted upon Instructions "'''
his Government. ,h;. morning.
1 learn incidentally that a AT, A,tornev-(}en.
s,s IN the place Of Mr.. Bsrrett resigned, with
Niies taNes u"'' "e' AsNopkUs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
AUSTRIA
Proclamation OF the Austrian Emperor.

We translate tee following important order Of TIE
Austrian Emperor from thu Puma ZstsHg
,y brave army has gained rev snd inpsrshase uefii'
Of y hoze and f.lheriEa5 TIE dangers villa witch 70
beio- and esekerT nrssien-d tie stability Of or h1s
don has been overcome AID TO y0cr ross deees 70 your
heroic coussaney t-ce5isd r se return q Psss ana
harnouy Al home ard ne strengthening q Is power
abroad Tue sous OF a. the rsess o. tie kn aon have
anew sealed with heir blood 1e rs,erns coz suan "eA
untes them n the rsnk q ~ oriols an = -a l@'s
uob'v wed viii each ether 4 Hsln,ainng he snceni
re,,vs. Of Austria szs'nsi 5oa her deuesrc sr1
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Remarkable Military Movement.

Ore ofihe most remarkable episodes IN the hungarian
val the late march of the st Austrian army corps ur
enier Gen schck which for rapidly perhaps uneqsl
led IN modern warfare A. he lmprrissts l- Ats on
the i Of JAY and reached Maco the an Of Aug hey
ee b days exposed the scorrug heat OF July and
August always bivouscnz and during great part OF
tho forced remain In readiness 10 receive ise AZ
tack of the enemy IfyOu cast glance up0n he sp and
the space raversct ard then ske into constera
lion that great part OF the rosd lay wds sandy
commons. uOrasses, with and tNen tola. want o
wholesome water you will have idea OF The pef
veTancs Of the roops Tie sole- ihe mems boots fell or
aud they W. "a a. last obliged 10 march hsreOoed.
Ar these hartships however. could break their
courage for they knew that they uOi wandering
planle-.y about, "a had sometimes formerly been ihe
case but that they about attack, and, they
confidently hoped. 90 vsnqrsh ie enemy IN bis siron-
holds The officers write that 70 wss most O1clinF % se.
lie poor fellows collect their almost exhausted strength
.1 order defe n o'diers- meuner before hoir com
uanier who invssby received hem az the end ~ rse
msrch Count ersey msnaged % throw $1,000 prulece'
OF various drscr Dto ns into the fortress