The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03


hold Of the enemy and they He'd in disorder to kere'
tur pursued by the Cessacks seven cannon two flags
vast quantity Of ammunition many baggage Wagons;
BEN ira Yelling carriage with i'm portaut writings and
containing the sword given him by the Clau,enburs
citizens together with 500 prisoners OF war tell into
Russian hands BEN escaped with difficulty from the
CotfacKs who tracked him closely lie Is said co nave
been wounded by one Of their lances The russians
lost Al killed aud 100 wounded among the latter were
six officers Gene al Duk encountered N the 3Vth at
stein abody Of 5000 or 1000 insurgents whoh had nine
guns with them they retreated tn udvarhely leaving
behind them IL killed The insurgents who entered
Modavs on the Esd July. who,s fierce consisted Of
1900 Dhptry. 0G0 horse, and guns still In
that territory but means are being used To render
them powerless
SUMMARY OF THE RECENT OPERATIONS THE I'M
PERIAL ARMIES.
From the Oesterreich scher Soidatep freund
A month has hardly passed sipca onnnsive opera
tions were begun TIE part OF both the i'm peria allied
armies yet many important results have boon attained
We will place together in short sketch The leading
operations OF those armies.
The regu sr force OF the rebels not including the
Landstrum and Seeker. amounted to about ITO 900
men OF this number 90 600 we're at Si-benbarger;
20 coo spresd between Leutscau and Berttd for
the defence of the passes and lower decves OF the
Iarpathian mountains
The remainder Of The Hungsr forces took up a
diagonal line. cutting the line Of the Wang from Co.
morn to Trmesvar, and the Danube and the rheiss
which may be regarded as the basis OF the
line Of operations Of the Hungsrians The distribu
tion Of this force probably follows At the june
ton OF the waag with the Danube, there 10 900
men under Georgey; in Raab there were IS 600 men
under Klapa; on tie Plattensee, and near Foldvar,
Aulch was placed with 10 COO men; Ia and about
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Percxsls land Guyon; and about Tem.svsr and Arad
there were 10000 men.
On the opposite side the two principal imperial ar
mics were thus placed
The Austrian army. with the Russian division Of Pa
niutn. under Field Marshal HayBau, at fresburg
The Russian army under Field Marshal the Prince Of
Warsaw was at Dnkla in Calica
The Austrian army rapidly elnesntrated itself ON the
rigl bank Of the Danube and pressed forward upon
Raab kaphs underworld in vain 10 oppose tlir army
he therefore rapidly Withdrew to an eutrencbed camp
under the Of the tSte d pont before Comorn while
Taynau With the four divisions constituting his army
followed his footsteps and besieged that place The
Russian army in the meantime had gone from Dukla
the stbians. to attack the insurgrnt force
which was 10000 in number ana which had been placed
to defend the mountain passes the latter driven
back and dispersed and The Russians took possession
OF Ksschau.
glance at the map will be sufficient to show that
while GeorRey thus engaged by the Austrian army
and compelled to remain at Comorn the Russian army
could advance from Kaschau upon Erlay and Batvan,
and operate in direct line upon the base OF the
tons OF the enemys force aud breaking through so
as to leave Pesth and Buds in til. uds Of the peral
army, and also to the chief strength of the
communication as to com pei them to isolate portion
Of their Comorn and to dycrge another portion
directly behind the Thesis
BY OF the diversion of q corps Of the Russian
army towards Debrezin and the immediate progress Of
another portion OF the force to Mskolz tue rebel
sian Field .Marthal.
Dembins XII having been forced back from the delss
OF the tarpatbians by The Russian army. posted the
portion Of the nsurgent force Ieusining with him be-
tween Alber Cxeged SzolDok. which position he took
Georg.y remained in his entrenchtd camp behind the
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cape this position on several occasions besides
that Of the I'd of July, when he tried to force his
way through the austrian army opposed to him,
into the plains, to follow Prince Paskie Sitsch,
As the Russian Fied-Marshal continued to advance
upon The sso towards Mezo Kovesd the rebel chiefs
were fully awakened as 10 the error they had fallen
into. They, therefore, determined. by. combined
OPERATION from Comorp and Solznok to elect union
OF heir forces WsiEen. With the view Of
cealing his actual design from the Austrian army,
Georeey made sally the 18th Of July, from his
at the time he sent of mis- baggage towards Gran
and followed In the night with his army, turning or
by the road towards at which place he thought
that IL would be possible to effect junction with the
army Of Deubnsk, (who had like wise rapidly marched
from SIolpok towards asE Bereny and Abert for that
purroe) before the arrival Of the Russian army under
Field Mar hal In kiewitsch Who had III quarters
at Gyongy with the second division OF his army he
fourth division of the army farther back towards
kapolps the thisd division Was Ia advance at atvsn,
although he pushed forward his patrols far Szobb
towards WsiEsn) did not receive Intelligence Of the
march Of tie enemy until tbs evening Of the l4th Of
ncyanee instantly with battalion Of cavalry towards
Warren, while the remainder Of the cavalry to fol-
low az soon as possible, 20 support him The infantry
corps placed n the folio wing positions The third
divtion vas cent by rapid marches by the road VI
Afaod TO " alien TO meet the amy Of Georgey; the
fourth corps was ordered 10 advance IRON kapolna to-
wards Gyongy to make htad sgslnst Dembinski the
seeehd erps vas PLACED fo the Tune at aivao, where
seccl ding 70 circumstances IL could
either tbs third or fourth evison BY means Of these
rapid cieuDspect dspostions the Plaa Of tho enemy
Ess u.uai'd ana every possible evehtuaty provided
for The two armies Of GeCIgey audDemhiusk separately
we're each % th' IN sry equal to the irce under tae
Eutsab titli Narhal bat together far surpassed it.
otoTgey end av0rtd the 18th Of July deboachat
WGisrn and ny degrees his force appeared to consist
Gao eco II, ana 10 piece If caunon but he found
that he could oyuFce resistance Of tn. weak
force opposed to HIM. namely, three regiments II
NaIy ana .iftts,D pieces Il cannon. which was tue
eAisAt "a The advanced guard Il the Russian army
undsr Ss's The leader Of the rebels then aoinaoord
lie plsn aud ON the night ii the 10Th aud on the i7tn
he totk advantage Of the open Rad by Of Baassa
CysImath towards o.Cuz, 10 naTch hlex WaiEen
On the l'th b. insntry column Of thu "a
al.n liz 4 . nj
pursued With 80 rGch Iapdity 20 Balsssa yarluath,
tbat Prifouces we're taken AMI UcVrsey continued
To- fa,t.n biz RETREAT. General urabbe, Who had re-
ot1td crcrs 90 proceed nom Aitsoh % LOsouz, pre-
vntsd The ipsu.s gents thfoRiDg themselves into tho
inning toHDs O.OrgeJ fastened his rtf0at to Bims I
s@nr bath when D. r'aehed on The 18th AMI which
he lett 90 The day and IN incr asing iisori'r fell
bach tcubde The 1hcs b. wsy Of hinia Sscz and Put
mex lh" amy - D.mbinski hsd no better i0rtuue IL
fsd been intim9rtGd at StplnD and frtrss'sd dly
uIon aud brrti 10 vance guard OF hts
fret column, conpOstd If 600 cavalry, on approach
N ilat'au, va reached mar Tma by Count fo-tpy,
Who drove II iseh Win sr,st loss and pursued s -
Nas) hata ~ The taE iiuc The nret euiumn OF the
lnpeiia army deb, ucie1 from Buas -hereupcn Dom.
binihi ts.tsn'd toward Sfgtip. sith tho vie~ Of
vnectitg Union Win The =, bel In s. asa duugary
80 lar c del Il the operations on tbs Russian lie.
ntiai aYf,frtl 20 b. triiIisot frs,h and buia hal
iailtn The whole cnuIiry 'al a. the tLriie had
bt,B ufan conquered Tho great strength Of ths rs-
bells had been cyiG,d into tsp parts each ~ which
Isolated IA Giysrgrg directions t0ssrds the north
sBd The south aud the salvation a. each corp. drroua-
cd Ureu IT, masius Iafid retreat behind the rivers.
The tVo Iu.fr,si nln.er Ia rgiprl in p,ss-ssinf
tloBit'lyel ~ tech aud BuIa aaG common I
lac C cpuafi'rs In their futth,r advance thcy \
oCud f'curr constant cooperation 9th each other,
ard TIE tao armies cru1. towards To-Day Ike /,
eide. and tcsatis Szs jil sls other continue o
cr,e back TIE two uorirs Of the army Of toe insu,-
gents. % ~ 20 render tltir union impossible. aud
IN fle TIcp,r Ctcssitn could With ovsrNheui- +
ing force attack ard apu,liats lh-m. from further
opistiona Vn'h icnk pse.. sucb ref c,isn sppeart0
have 'A'-td IN tie minds of the Unfcrs % the tro
lUpsral afmiss. Field Marshal Haynau left corps II
OhseisAtcn before tomurn which completely
dated aud he sent General Schick towards SEolnoh,
while be moved By kecsFsmrns aud Thrrusiopel to-
VERDI SECS sdtn Prince fassevitch left the pursuit q
secrgy corps &C. ten. GrAbbc. ~ho advanced 20
fpsrss aud ksschsn where bis force strengthened
BY IL. junction. Of tho advanced corps Of General
sscksn be Russian Ii.ii Marshal then placed hsarmy
In The foluvipg positions: The fourth division IN back
o. MeEo kuvtfd from whence a. circumstance might
require be soula proceed the support Of Grabhs by
way q Nskolz by tscge TO Dtbrcr Sin, before 0cor
p.y could prevent him The second sni third dvi-