The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-08-25
Arrival Of the Steamer lHibernia.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, August l6. 1849.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
The steamer Hibernia has arrived bring.
ing later and important news from Europe,
with Liverpool dates to the 4th instant.
,.3i ENGLAND.
The Queen having quilted Osborne
House for Ireland on the 1st inst, Parlia.
ment was prorogued by commission. The
speech delivered at the close contains no.
thing very novel.
The inhabitants of Cork, Dublin and
Belfast, are making most active prepara-
tons to give loyal and enthusiastic re-
ception, and in the excitement political
feelings are almost forgotten.
HUNGARIAN WAR.
The Hungarians continue successful.
They have defeated and out maneuvered
the enemy, and placed the Austrians in
peril, and cut off the Russians from their
base of operations. The three great Hun.
garian Generals are in communication
with each other, and prepared to act to.
gether if necessary. Their positions are
rendered secure by the nature ofthe coun-
try, while there is nothing to prevent their
emerging from their Businesses, when occa
sion presents ITSELF The whole popula-
ton serve them heart in hand, bringing
them food, horses and intelligence of the
enemies movements.
The London News of August Sd has
Vienna dates of July 28th. The news is
that Georgey having beaten the Russians
at Japes, entered Raschan and crossed the
Pheiss. Already there was runor Of in
tentions to negotiate peace.
Lenmar is reported to have surrendered
to the Magyars.
The Ban Jallachich is continuing his re.
treat towards the south of Samyrna.
Bem announced his victory to Kossuth
in these three words. "Bem, Ban Bonn I"
In a later despatch he says "Our Army
requires to conquer only two Generals
more-Julius and Augustus"
Letters from Cracow Of 23d of June sta
ted that number of the Russian troops
who were ON the point of leaving the above
city for Hungary received counter orders.
Seventy Railway wagons recently arrived
at Cracow filled with wounded Russians.
A postscript in the Liverpool Courier Of
the 4th contains accounts from Hungary,
through Paris, Vienna and Cologne an
nouncing another battle, and another VIC
tory for the Hungarians at Gylau. 1t ap-
pears that the troops of Dembinskie and
Raskewitch came to an engagement which
ended in the defeat ofthe Russians, Paske-
witch was cut off from his line.
Dembinskie, Benz and Georgey are in
Haynean is described
as being in most perlous situation. The
Magyar Generals master Of the whole line
from Epey to Apomida facilitating their
communication with Belgrave and the
Turkish provinces.
The cabinet Of Vienna are obviously in
a state of alarm, peremptory orders have
been issued. prohibiting the purchase of
foreign stocks. The object being, it is
supposed to prevent money from being sent
out Of the country,
On the 18th of July, desperate battle
was fought at Waitzen. between the Rus
sian Commander, Paskewitch, and the
Hungarians under Georgey, in which the
former were defeated. The army of Geor-
gey, broke through the lines and marched
north, effecting junction with the main
army. A letter from the seat Of war says
the attack of the Hungarians upon Paske-
witch's division was tremendous. The
Russians were borne down and compelled
to leave before a terrible onslaught of the
Magyars, who fought with unexampled
courage and daring.
Another letter describes the Russians re-
treat as disorderly flight before Dembin-
skie, and states that the Russians were
only saved fom annihilation by the arri.
val of Rumberg.
It was admitted in Vienna. on the goth,
that the victory at Wartzen was compl tie.
There has been change in the Austrian
Ministry. =
ADDRESS BY M. KOSSU1H.
The following eloquent address to the
nations of Europe forms part of procla.
recently issued by M. Kossuth.
The armies Of the Hungarian nation
have already fought out their quarrel with
Austria. The liberated country need on
w to be made to flourish. But the House
OF Hapsburg Lorrains had once more Peti:.
toned the Russian despot for aid, and
he broke into Hungary at the head OF
l2O, 900 Russian troops; through Cron-
stadt, Lemberg and Vienna, he broke in
to our country-the country Of the martyrs
of liberty. -,
We do not throw down our arms. We
will fight the armies of the allied tyrants Of
Europe. God is just; his power is almighty;
he hallows the battle field for the weak,
and the strength Of the mighty and the
wicked is broken.
..But we would speak a loud and solemn
to the constitutional Governments
and the nations OF Europe:
aye Governments! ye are the official
guardians of the liberty and the legitimate
interests not only of your own countries,
,e oil Europe. A tremendous respon-