The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

eaDfure OF Temaswaf, and lastly the interruption
: Of the mail between Vienna and Peslh by the loss
Of Dolis, which snsued on a sally from Comorn,
had Beloved hard with stunning blow after hqw,
Tpon The terrible news Of Geofgeyas victory Of ls
18th and 18TH. But already all these disasiers r.
forgotten in the wonderful march Of hayusqs VIZ ~.
sacks -towns with as much essa as h8st-Ass ~ VI
breakfast Inihe meantime, tie ioiat te-.. ~ 49, ~
Information from she head quarters o. ~ ~
encourage the belief that the conalun letloHs y
this general with Peslh have been lneftsptsa = y
Is not impossible that Dshlplts ss ,h.s,, 6iIS
seems no loneerat Sxqns, may paVe lIsosyll w,
ID -, ~ rasr of PaskeyQtch az Hatvan, re-
fsiisa yvafIgsn. ana legsabiished communications
with Comofn..s s....s.s.. :. .1s..,
yhrsnslont he empires Of l5Tecruits to every l0,4
o00idhabilsnts. a long appeal IS made by the Of
,is4 ansr 6f The government TO the patriotism OF
ne naaon that they may comply cheerfnlly with
ms new eall Of che emperor, and send their sons
with alasfiiy 10 gu those gaps in the army which
arssnad5 By the insurgents.
Our iasest news from Vienna is to August Ash.
what news there Is is favorable to the Hungarians
Upto the latest dispatches from Hayhau's bead.
quarters, Szegedin had not been taken The auali-
caons given Of the news Of its occupation is thus
Justified and everything indicates that an obstinate
stand will be nude there. The Austrians were adj
vaneing enEit by three columns, from Felegyhaza,
Haas, and Theresiepol. s.
tits saidthat PaskieWitchis advancing by forced
marches, through Dehfeozia on Groswafdsin
a Russian courier reached Pesth from Vienna on
the lst bearing dispatches from Gen. Paskiewitch.
When he got to Pesth there was no one W h0 could
tell him where the Russian general WIS. The
courier went on at venture to Miskolcz.e The.
battle at Misk0lez is given Out by the Hungarian
party as a great victory Llovd's Pesth correspon-
dent reported that Il lasted three whole days. The
same authority states that a hotly disputed battle
took place between Feiegghaza and 8is-d 'eek. "A
third engagement is mentioned between the troops
of Dsmhinski and Sehlick The heat is intolera-.
bic at Pesth, and tie troops Of Haynau had suffered
greatly on their march through the marsby waste be-
tween the Thesis aud Danube, u ne Water springs
on the way were all fufbid and fonl; The soldiers
used vinegar to mix with the muddy drink.
ia proportion as Cen Haynau ad rances into the
interior, the garrison-of Gomora makes their Reti-
vity fell Gen. kapa made, on the 30th, q SoFtie \
Z from his entrenehed camps in which he inflicted
severe lusses on the besiegeFs. ,aa5
The army of the soulhy as the routed remnant Of
Jellachich's corps is called, encouraged by the
news of Hayna6 q approach, was preparing 10 re-.
cross the Danube into the Backsa. The Ban had
gone from Nitrovies 10 Eftef and would there await
tte arrival Of the brigade Of Rastie order 10 re-
assume the Offensive 3
Important Victory Of .tbe Huagariqns. Letters
from Consianllnoples of the 18th nit, say that
courier from Gslalz had brought news that the
Auslr0- Russian army, 60,000 strong, which, after
il had gumpelled the Hungarian General Perczel
10 retire, and had occupied Cf0Rstadrane Herman
stadt, had advanced as far as Safcan, had been
met hy Benz, with 10000 men. The latter imme-
distely gave battle 10 the imperialists who were
upder Liidefa. The battle commenced on the 10Th
bga stFatagstic movement on The part Of Benz, BY \
which he cut of tie left wing Of the Austrian
army, altacking the right al the same time and
Compelling 4 TO fall back on the centre. Cen
Benz seeing the, disorder Of the enemy's lines, or
dered The reserve f0eadvRnee, which, by deter
mined aud gallant charge, decided the day ia favor
OF the Hpngarianss The npeEiasts took to flight,
leaving on The field, 10000. dead and wounded,
nearly all the artillery, and 5000 prisoners, among
whom 3 Gen. Aulemberg. Gen. Benz then re-pOs-
sessed Cronstadt and Hermansiadt
In sallieias Gen Dembinski has also had VIC
tory, and taken Gen, Freytag prisoner
RoME.
The Pope, according 70 some Of the letters from
ROEne, WOuld return 10 the capital on the 18th Of
August Three commissioners, it Isl stated on the
authority Of private letters, had been sent from
Gasta by the Pope, TO take charge Of the Roman
Government on che withdrawal Of Gen. Oudinnt,
The recall BIZ the Government Of Ondinot from
the command Of the army in Italy is announced |
by me Evelenea and the ttatgie. The EUeneNent
adds fha the cause assigned by the friends Of Min
letters iss that the army having concluded its mis-
SION TO Rome, t now remains for diplomacy 70 |
complete the work commenced m the States Of the |
Church; butthat the real cause is the decree pub
hshed BY Gen. Oudinot. !
Telegraph from Rome confirms the statement
published a few days ago, that the Pope had re-
lishment
We know not how the French Gevernment.is to
get out Of the emhsfnssments 1t has created for
itself by It's intervention in the affairs Of Rome.
The Governor of Malta has refused. 10 allow the
refugees to whom Mr.. Freedom gave British pass
ports, TO land, and the same rigorous exclusion i
enforced a. Leghorn, Genoa, and even at Mar,
settles. What then, to become Of these unforu
rate men, and alsosof the 5000 that still remain at
Rome. Civiia Vecehia is fu ofthese unfortunate |
refugees. and Il measures are notat once devised
topfovlde for them, we'll as for those who are /
ailll az keme. grave disorders may occur Certain
numbers OF thosa who were refused at Malta were |
carried 10 Corsica, and il is said either shipping |
must be provided iorfhe United States or the whole
number, or suitable district be allotted 10 them
In addition to the embarfassuents created for the
eommandeF-ln chief by these circumstances, and
tue uninanageahle character of the Camarila at
saeiat ne sanitary state Of the French army withiR
the wallis OF Rome Is far from satisfactory The
sickness amounts 70 more than 10 per cent, pef. !
haps u per cent, andiout Of a,garrs6nsOf 10000
men there are 1850 10 hospital The mortality Is |
lnconsideIable, but the SICK list is alarming, and,
like every thing else connected with this expefIi-
hon, Is great annoVance 10 the French General 4
an9 70 his Government The health Of the troops
AZ flVoll and Albano is more satisfactory.
q FRANCE.
Onr advices from Paris are 10 the 10th. 1
5 The French Minister has prouosed an income
ta1 OF one per cent, and subsidy. OF 600 OOOf 10
support the French theatres. <
M. LamaTtine, who is still confined with an az
laek q acute rheumatism, has been compelled, to
leave Of absences in order to Sell his patrimonial
estate and iqusdate his pecpniary engagements.
NJ. Dnehene, responsible editor Of he PeuDle, Is
again condemned by delaultto five years. idpfis-
onmsnt and 6OO0f fine for having published arti- 1
esa on the 9hs l0h and 1lth Of May last, exciting
the citizens 10 haired Of the Government. 10 civil 4
war dlsohedienee to the laws, etc. Duellene is in
tle pflsen'oi Sainte Pelags, but, as on previous
occasions, refused 20 attend the court !
pENAARK AND THE 5DucHIEs.
We learn from Hamburg letters, Of ths,7th inst
that the Danish blockade Of che Elbs. Weser and
yahde was 10 DO raised on the llih inst Vessels |
Danish squadron. 'Ne
The German papers publish the details of the
hne Of dsmarcatlon inihe Schleswig, as agreed on
BY The plenpotentares Of the Contracting no,Ssrs
The line commences al the bay of StenbeFI 10 tbe
south Of Disregard and passes in a westerly drec.
non, which al places inelines1o the soHlh of FIens
Dqrg, whence crosses the coRntry to the north of
Aonden. Hoyer, its port, and Che Hover EIarje /
and the Angel district Of Flensburq ia IA the porb