Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-30

mandcd transport vessels for upwards of !
800 prisoners of war, 80 of whom are
officers. 1t is expected they will arrive at
Copenhagen tomorrow.
The enemy was totally defeated. Our
victorious army pursuing, the enemy's
battering guns were taken.
1t is said the Danes have taken Kolorn.
HUNGARY AND AUsTRIA.-The Hunga-
rians continue 10 carry on the unequal
struggle against their allies with indomita-
bic energy and courage. Advices from
Vienna Of the 7th, have been received
The statements previously made, that
victory had been won by the Ban Jella-
cbich, proves to have been altogether un-
founded. The Ban is still in the back
CO, ntries.
The Imperial troops, after leaving Raab,
followed the retreatipg Hungarians, and
appear to have obtained some advantage at
Aics, where, it is said, 500 Hungarians
were made prisoners. The Austrian Head
Quarters were then removed to Babylonia
where the Emperor then was.
The Hungarians have retired TO camp
works-the Head Of the Brigade thrown
|
morn, from which point Manas cubert with
twenty squadrons Of horse had kept up q
fire from fifty guns during eight hours -
But their infantry remained within the en-
trenchr ents.
One field battery, however, venturing
beyond protecting distance Of the guns oi
the encampment, a regiment of Austrian
light horse made prompt attack and cap
tured the battery cutting down the greater
part Of the men at the guns. The battery
consisted of six Founders and two /:
pound guns.
The Russian corps having entered Tran
| sylvania, succeeded after an obstinate re
sistance in taking Tornases Pass whic
, was strongly fortified. The Russians fore
, ed their way through with the bayonet, an
entered Cronstadl on the 30th June.
Eleven pieces Of cannon and a standar'
, were the Russian trophies Of this day =
| The Cossacks succeeded in capturing Gen
Weis, who had been wounded He wa
| Immediately handed over 10 the Austrans
| Other accounts from Pennsylvania sta,
that other Russian Corps had entered lh
! district.
f After q sharp action with the Hungar
! ans, the Austrian garrison at Raab ha
been compelled to surrender the fortress
A letter from Vienna states that til
!. Hungarians had retaken Sygigetin{l an
opened the Diet on the first July.
Intelligence had beeen received by tn
Belgian Journal, that on the lst and
July, Dembrnski with a corps d'armit
and reserve Of veteran troops drawn fror
the army of operations, acting in dferer
, parts Of Hungary, and numbering 500
! men, attacked The Russian army of 10,
600, under command of Prince Paskewilcl
in the defiles between Miskolez and Otler
The attack was made upon the Russia
flank, so as 10 drive the force commi n lie
by Prince Peskewitch in person. into III
marshes of Thesis river No details Of tb
battle had been received, but the Hunga
rians were seen marching next day with
r force of 1000 men, 10 reinforce Georgey
Dembriesk with force Of $1,000 mer
were persuing the remains Of Prince Pas
!, kewitch's army.
Kossnih issued a proclamation ots th'
9Th June, at Dreslam, calling on the peo
pie in empatic language, TO rise in arm
against their invaders. The campaign a
gainst Austria and Russia, in order to e,
cite the religious feelin gs Of the people,
E styled the Crusade.
kossuth left Pesth on the 23d for PEI
gehein Paden.
Jadstadt was learfulllv bombarded O
} the 9th, but according 10 the last a
counts held out. The garrison hg
hoisted the Black Flag in token that the
, would rather die than surrender.-P Pitt
Post.