Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13
HUNGARY.


Hun. arians have been defeated a. al points,
and the cause which they have so alollou lyI
upheld against the fearful odds, has fall past
redempli.n. The precise details G the cir
cumstances which led to this unfortunate and
unexpected result canno. be ascerlaned from
any accounts within our reach, hut of the main
fact that the Hungasians have been 'o'ced to
! lay down their arms aud submit uncondltIon-
ally to the Russian forces there IS no reason
ha,ever to doubt.
Tie operrton. OF the IlurGarians under
| BEN, just preceding the termination of the
struggle, aIe alone given in sn ineligible
| form and would seem from the accounts before
/ US 20 have had an important influence IN bring
ing about the submission Of the Hung eallans.
| The Vienna correspondent Of the Lo"ion
Times under date of Aug. Is, says an Official
report of the sih from Col. Dusauer, who is
at Hermans,adt, gives the particulars OF WHIT
has ,a'en place in the southwest Of Transy va
MIA since the 4lh, on which date Gen. Ludes.
vas !, Ga ialaa.
\ A ter PENS defeat, on the 3lst, at Schaas-
hurg, he proceeded towards Medgyes, which
he reached on tie Sd, with force of 5000
men ard II guns. Having been joinel at this
place by an auxiliary ioice from Clausenburg,
consisting of 4OOo foot, SOC horse, and twelve
guns, n" proceeded towards Hermanstadt -
Gen. Hdsslorg, who had been left with bat
talions, guns and $50 Cussachs to protect
\ Hermanstadt, had gone TO ReIssmarkt, and
Mulenhach, where he gnined the victory,
mentioned yesterday, over the nsurgent Gen.
I Stein. All this having been made known 10
Gen. Sudcrs, by his scouts, he foresaw Bem
would ia upon lIassfore, probably Dive him
into Wa lachia, and then take possession Of
Hermansisdt
No,hng remained to be done but 10 pursue
Dem with al! speed Before, however, Lu'
ders coud ovettake him, he learned tia, Hass-
forg hal actually been attacked and driven
from his position, and afer murder'us bat
tie in the reefs of Hermans adt. by which he
had many xii ed and wounde1, had been obiig-
ed to retreat 10 Ja'macs.
On the 9th. at 10 4. NJ, Gen Luder's ar
M stood belo ilermansladt, = battaIions Of
the enemy, 500 horse and Is guns occupying
the neighboring heights. A considerable re-
serve had been left IN the city, the remande
of he army had gone in pursuit Of llassiors.
4 battle ensucd, which ended IN the com
plc'e route o. the Macy ars The Russian cav
airy pul such Of the iugiIiye- as attempted to
resist, 10 tho So ord. The enemy, who lost
! 1890 prisoners aud ii guns in This battle, had
/ GEO killed and 200 wounGed. The troops
which had iollawed EassEorg, ma lhe bcs'
of their vay after their routed comrades the
Russians, including he luss suffered by Hass-
forg on the 5lh, had 3Gi killed and wounded.
1 The battles of SchIessburg an Hormanstadl
prod uced mos, dispiriliug effect upcE lie IN
surgens. Many threw away their arms aud
sought refuge in the woods, bile oilers came
over to the v!c;ors. The Vienna accounts by
the way Of War. as, OF August 10Th, STATE
that the hungarian D et, h,yiuG surrendered
It's pow ers to Gorgcy dissolved iisc f.
A meeting, ncluding kossuih, Gorgey and
BEN subsequently took place at or near Arab.
AT which i vas deitrnIined al once To put a.
eud to the las sangulnary. as useless. Cor
ey, addressing the Council, protested , at Il,
had 10 hopes for the Hungarian cause
and all resistance was in vain, aud tha
nothing but utter ruin would attend lhe pro-.
mu ugaiiol Of the struggle.
Gorgeys reasoning induced large mum g,
OF thee Hungarian Generals TO sdc with him
and TO insist on surrenderng. MT only Go
Gey's CORPS, bet as, arr Of the besegin.
army of Semesvac, numbering in all from 80.
600 10 10000 stood. Gorpey and the va
parry, headed by kossu,h, BEN and the lead.
ing members OF the Hungarian Pail amen, Lad
nothing lrfl but to hasten TO Crsh0,a.
/ Il is stated that they have already entered
upon Turkish territory, and it 10 slso stated
th,t NJ. Kossulh carried with lim The insignia
of the l!ugarian Empire, including the State
jews's.
/ Cor oy surrendered 20 Prince Paskiewiich
under the ore condition that the Prince should
lniercedc with the Austrian Emperor for him
self, his troops and lis country.
4 A Vienna letter in the Du,sbe Reform
states, the number Of troops that surrendered
with Gorgey to have been g, ,OCO men, with
so guns.
( From Vienna letter Of the I1,h inst, in
kOlner Zeiiung, 1t appears that NJ. Kcssuth,
Intended TO hold out llll the last.
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