New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13

s,. n, The course Of its march upon Teteny and
c.nporaie ISSUED but when the imperial troops
-,raesed 70 attack the Nights on which the Hunga-
-. "a uiacea the batteries the latter were with
d-.n ard tie Magyar forces retired up'u fro Qutor
The Imperial troops proceecei - sPPto.cn tne 'No
capitals Of Hungary Iheir inAhru'sI - ~ 10.
~ moment interrupted not even BY the ArrFA AZ
b..dgusr,ers of depsisfi0n from The Hungarian ~
Offering terms q surrender, snf consisuns OF count
oui. Bs,,hiany the ~. Premier OF Hungary, TIE
Bshop L0noriis Count Maiaih, and " Dras i1fnefly
. ,-arrhsr Of The cabinet Prince Hndlschgrsiz Pc
reuutorily refused 20 receive these Gentlemen ss
teuuisron but be accorded them private in'erVe~
from which Count Bsithisny was excluded and IA
which they we're given % understand tnai no terms
49,. If rreor stous surrender would De- listened %
by the Prince The dsygisri0n took his ansNer 9sck
= Pssth arc when the imperial troops advanced on
the morning q the 5th instant ready 70 ATTACK gs-
and pesih the two towns surrendered 81 once ne
Wsrv- forces had evacuated them upon the approscn
Of t1e inperissis. whom he innsoiAnH reeve 20
.uthu.isstic cheers The bulie1n merely mentions
oil the irper. froop. having entered Oien sni FesA
on the 5th met about noon sud corc.4irs Win Plo
nie that Ire details Of this even, shs be given N Al
other bulletin. .. n.
Ko.,uth with bis psrissns. have Withdrawn . De-
brezin whittier also toe Hungarian army soouI 800
strong Ia. proceeded On the 9th the hrsi eerpf -
NE Of the imperial troops sei cut ron RESIN !" VIC
same destination $500.
bulletin. published At Vienna contains Al account
81 he ooerstors of Count -chlick who, u u stated
foush, battle On The iih inst With the hungarian Gen
era Mezzsros The Hungarian forces oh's'e1 VI -
hsttaions Of foot 81 pieces Of srui4sry snu 1850
They met the Ausrrians between the Cly OF hsscnhu
and The Hsh,s Of ParoLa and we're completely orlrst
ed The Aus,risns took ID guns wagons OF st-iuuul
ton ] standard 2l0 musksts ard 81 horses ihey cap
tgred Likewise two Hungarian oilcrIs Anu 81. pr.
chest containing 100 roo duets fell INTO TIE usn1s
of The Imperia.isis Gen. Nezzsros ~ss 81 Out ~
rounded snd sn Imperial orcer would nave sno' nu'
but the pistol missed ere. The bulletin sids iLat ine
combat was furious but thsi very ie" Oh Tue '
we're killed or wounded.
The communication BY post between Vlenns and
Pe.lh has been reestabsned Ire sres'ef pst "a voc
Imperial army was qusrtered 10 baoa aha itstu I.
order % have some breathing time alter the isNs %
the asst weeks Their ranks were considersoy hnned
by frost and diseases, sui hospitals as Wei IS PRISE
houses were over cr0s led with Sex flnce Hin
dischgatz has taken up lis residence 10 me ee'eA
great number Of nobenen sdherents OF hossuih, had
cemained at Pesh trusting 10 the generosity o. the
cougueror Arrests, however, were coniinuaIy taxing
place --r.s- - ..
guerce of uorton Of The hungarian insurgents a.
tempting 10 force their way into tnat province rlom
a bulletin published At Vienna appears mat IN ire
hfst week of January column OF insurgents, unoer
Benz having attempted vain 70 transfer the thester
Of war over kaschau into Gaics- bad retresthd INTO
Trsnsylvanis hoping 10 eject their purpose through
the Buk0vina BEN with his N,OOo men had forced
his way a. fer as CzernOWitz. IS German miles rom
emberg but had been driven back and hearing OF the
surrender Of Pesth had given up his cause tor lost
All the districts through which BEN passed were de-
vsststed.
The Buckovins toe province Of Gallicis aud Crscow
are declared 10 be IN a state OF siege, snd martial law
proclaimed The bulletin says that the best conse'
aueuces have ensued from ths measure and that the
peasants everywhere rally round the good cause
tire atenng destruction 70 all enemies Of the 6oFern
ment The passes into Hungary are ali oeset TO pre-
vent an iuroai Of the rebels
According 10 bulletin, published on the loin INST
by Field Marshal Weldon, the Hungarian troops WHO
mad fed from Oen and Pesth were eagerly pursued oy
the columns u the first and second corps ddrme On
the left bank Of the Danube the brigade Of Gen Neu
staiter had an encounter with the Hungauans near
Assoc on the 18Th inst In which on the side OF the
Austriaus Col Geramb killed. One az the brig
AIDES under the command Of Field Marshal simonich
had advanced from Neutrs to Bere0ely.
The Vienna papers contain the following proclama
ton by Prince Windischrstz, dated from Ncos On the
10Th ut
Any inhsbsnt who IL taken with weapon Of any de-
scripton 10 hi. hand will be Immediately hanged II the
Of shy place shall united dare TO take any tn
pers 10 val military courier any Transports any or single
comm .nding officers inJurs them 10 any way soeve
such place .hs made level with the earth Tue author
ie Of the different places shall viii their hesds for
the preservation % the public peace
The fortress of COmOrn still ho.ds out as does also
the little fortress Of Leopolistsdt though the latter
place was bOmbsrded during day by the imperial
troops whose shells stated 10 have produced no
effect In consequence OF the shortness Of the fusees
The re OF the garrison well directed and the De
siegers were consequently compelled to retire