Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
Satu day, Spt. ID.

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TIE steamer Europa arrived at Halifax
Monday night, bringing full news from al
parts of Europe.
HUNGARY
The latest intelligence within our reach
from Huugary is embraced in adSlces from
\ Vienna of the 2Gth ult. TIE news from that
Iouarler continues as blind and unsatisfactory
and is as full Of contradictions a. ever. lh'
Wiener Ziotung Of the 2ith, Published whs
is called an explanation Of the manner IL
|, hich General GepTgey's surrender was
brought about it is not deemed advisable to
quote il, for whilst it carefully informs the
public of all those circumstances with which
YOU are already advised, i. with equa! care ss-
! chews throwing light upon those circuInsia' =
| ces OF the case which are still open to the
! lbroadest doubts and suspicious The Lon
! don News, in spCcula,iug upon the causes
! an results of he downfall of Hungary, sa,s
! the geRo-a belief throu Gholt the eminent Is
! ltha, the Hungarian General surEsa!cred witt
/ his army to Paskiewirch, on ledle bein9
gwen by he Russian Commander, that hi
! master, ,ho Gar, would guarantee the indc
pendence cf iu gary. should this be tie
! Explanation ofthc euiG.n' and it is very
natural one, then will this poW er have achiev-
cd very great stida towards that universal
empire welded either de jucto, or by innucn-
css which Napoleon lorcluld to Europe. The
! latest iute igence contains nothing to raise a
! doubt but lha! Gen. klsphl sui held poss' s.
/ sion of Comorn and one account aliirns thar
on the lSIh ult an action was fought bet" cen
/ Ratb and Ccmorn, in which the Ma Iyars ob
/ talnei some advantage. Ban JclIachich al
/ rived at Temesvar on the 10th he is stated
10 have ire. D. oEpos tiur on his way, and It
! have found tie roads CO cred with arms ant
warikc stores tina, had been abandoned by the
defeated Masyars Baron llaynau, in hi,
last bulletin, reports ii al at the present mom
en-, the Banat aud all Transyvanla are clcaiet
of insurgents.
On the 10Th, the cops Of Bcc,ary suuen
dered to the Russian Army these troops
consisting Of 1000 foot, 1000 horse, with 4O0(
muskets, and cannons, laid down their arm,
at Borosseno Benz and Guyon, surrounded
by Gen. Luder,, left their troops, and contnV
, ed 10 escap'. Tae insurgents, left wthou
eaders. laid down their ar S, to the Eumoe
of 5000, with 81 cannon, Deserlf gave him
self up prisoner to Gen. Walenroden. Since
1.-The capitulat,os .i Arid. 2j 900 men had beef
taken prisoners, and l76 cannon captured.
\ Gen. Paskiewltch has dlyered over ih'
chiefs Of the rebellion, The former deputies q
tn. diet, all prisoners and materials of war, t
a the Austrian commander. A despatch trou
! Gen. Wanoden, which reached Tcmcswa
on ;he 10Th, announced from Lugps that IT,
II nrarian leader Luzar oftlc 9th corps ha
= made proposals of capiluauon to Cen Lin
II beschen, Who was in pursuit OF him, supdIa
a mo for the retreat Of The officers on TAX n
!. oatls t. present themselves when snmmoneC
u Gen. llaynau however, rejected these con'l
D. ions and summoned Lo2ar TO surrender at dl'
le cretion meanwhile, the pursuit conIlnnt
u without relaxation According to tn Wal
le deler the decision of The Emperor, coucernln
y the surrendered corps oi Gursey, Is that ii
m men be partly enslc in the imperial ranb
D aud partly dsmissc to The homes, aud tht
. the officer. be submitted to trial Georgey
70 not TO be brought 10 Vienna, but to Olmut
or some Bohemian fortress.
u Accounts lrom resih, cf the ols,, STA
that il was rumored that kossu;h had be,
e captured on the frontier Of y alachIa 9th
II reports att med that he had been seen pass,
m through LPrl Another account still, fro
or Turkey, assures Us that Bom and kossu
~ had arrived at ConsiinunOplc, where Tia
v have embarked in an Fog gish ship.
b The letter from Gorgev to X pka direct
the surrender OF Comorn, assigning no rsas
A. fJr course, other than that he had bccOI
~ convinced o? the hopolossness Of their cau'
and that he wished to give peace to h' cot