The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-22
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER "a,
News by the Europa.

The Europa sailed on the first of September, and
her mail came through yesterday morning
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The accounts from Vienna are up to the 22d ult
They are as indefinite and inauthentie as usual in
regard to the events Of the Hungarian campaign.
The only official account is found in the following
dispatch of the Russian COMMANDMENTS chief, Pas.
kiewitch. There is no conceivable reason why
the dispatch should not be in the main exact.
DEBREczIN July SO-Augustu
SIR You have been informed of the entrance into Hun.
gary Con the 517 juno of the under my command
he which RsSs sg re oamps Of
The dses Of the CaathanI wes not seriously defended
They Suoosssvely abandoned all their positions in the
1000 men under the odsn Of WysOc and PeRezsl have
retired with pTeeiptaton There has been absolutely moth
has been able to come up with the snemyS guard during
thus rapidly followed without any hndrance the road
ofBadiedt, Eperes, kasdrau to skOOs. When reached
troops among whom the cholera had manifested itself 50
viruenty that 5000 men were attacked in three days and
had not been able to follow me in my rapid march.
B o Fl n 1 h Time e SG IL dgacs9 the
TeheOoe lie marched on TOkay 10 cross the Thesis. The
bridge which exists there had been taken down. the ntench
mems defended cavalry turn the position
not having been able 70 the river account Of steep
and threw themselves into the Fyer with only their ebes
A0g1de5 q 6 Ts99uI R and To saS Of BENG taken n
Debeozin which occupied without much opposition.
expedition produced great moral effect Scarcely had The
Sysd Fl Pssh T6sP S sEsH b9S
. the principal object Of my qpeaonI 10 60 g the assist
he Te6ss assembled al Comorn recalled the dsschnsn
Of Gen, TeheolOeff and proceeded toward Pesth.
the s bank Of ths Danube Tbs latter sustained Dsrsd
aeom9a p which zen t9aatRs seok GsIl so2l alsI,
army Arrived before OOmOTB was attacked By the ebss
corps and sompeied de enemy 10 retreat
Arrived a. Gyo1g{a was Informed thft parry sent By
inpedqjsiy ssa, t6s rssmast n Mas.ulPsss ,WaiE
ose u he Rgpg amy Ssojsd bs spsmy 10 esys
position under Comon only leaving garrison for the de-
On the si5 July, the army GsOrgey. 900 strong with
100 pieces of artillery, advanced upon Wazen Our light
cavalry, according orders bad turned back In the
nHg the rebels occupied strong position before the town
Der S R1daS III bSstsSs3 y stssk HENS VIM uS
the enemy enabled him maintain bis position but all the
@ sehSoas SSe3 aita forced mach q eight e
The enemy was hemmed in and could not proceed to eh
the night AT the point Of day attacked WatzeR, and
and the rebels soon full retreat The Sd corps pur
sued them for days and captured GINS with
be "a corps had poPssied with the rest of the troops to
sasement at that town bad directed some ny Is 6o @en to-
ward the flank OF my army in order TO seize the baggage
cavalry, supported by OF infantry, rapidly that
they reached tie enemy between TauIa and szombok at
tackled him and carried of some guns and forced him to
The end assigned to the first part of the campaign was
completely attained The whole of the upper of the
Danube became free the Western part Of Hungary was
stored to obedience and the Austrian enabled to
My maneqvTes necessarily tended the maintenance of
my communications with GHlea, and to prevent the army
Of Georgey from establishing sslfn the Northern part Of
Traced part o the road which had ayessd and GeOrgsy
the passage Of the river at Tsza to be forced The rebel
s q aSsnS T SB S9 OG.
ing three bridges and next day two corps cr5ies tqunt
having made show OF remaining at TOkay threw
bridge the river at Czeye which afforded the posi-
was obliged to precipitste his retreat by TOkay. To cove
be W6e ed,I Ged II
upon him The enemy had Displayed large force of aTil
Sy @ Il
in the CENTRE supported by its artillery the rebels soon expe
renCed considerable losses; threatened the flank by
cavalry they took 70 flight The right wing was attacked
some guns 5000 prisoners and all the baggags our own
was slight but IeutenantGenera houplanoh OF the I'd
The town of Debreozn occupied the 2Is Of July
I'd Augustandi in the very temple where the deposition was
proclaimed solemn service invoked the blessing oil
| heaven on The Emperor and his august heir. 49,
The in,uHecton now enTated in the South OF Hun
gary. The 3D. corps which sent forward went past ross
| WARDEN aud is now at koros.
an advantageous contest beyond the Thesis Il sdTanG
syIvania Gen rotenhjem with about 10 900 men unds
him. has had much success against the troops Of Benz
com6ai1 successfully took CrOnssdt and Herman nsiadt
and continues his operations in the centre Of Tansyvana
You have observed that the rebels have not dared
Attacked by the vanguard they deplOyed all their artillery
soon as their eeheos approached each other the enemy
abandoned his positions, and EeiTeated or even fled
/ The following letter was written by Georgey I,
Gen. Klapka, the commander at Comorn. 1t is
summons to surrender, and the latest reports stat
that the summons was obeyed.
General, the die is cas-our hopes are crushed Or
power has been broken BY the House Of Hapburg LoHan
fees of our nation were nitess and madne
to peseveTe. Senefal-Hou vii! think my actions at iii
gosh mVsieHOus and iuCHelble will eYpl8n mt
tives to you and to the world am HuaRqriap. l oy
country above all things. and followed the dictates
ruined country, andihus to save it fiom perditon.
General this is my motive for what did at Vagosl
General by virtue Of the dignity of Dictator which tn
nation conferred on me by the dlssoVed) parliament sun
mon you TO follow my example, and by immediate su
render Of the fortress of Comorn TO end OF which tn
pLoacon would for crush the greatness and the goI
General, am aware Of your sentiments, know yOT
patriotism and am sure you will obey my order, for knO
You nndeIstand my motives, ,
May God be with You, and may He guide your steps,
| GrosswaTdein, l4th August. ARTHUR GEoRGEF''
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
The Central POUeT.-In paper presented TO tn
, Prussian Chambers by order of the Prussan Gov
eminent, ii is stated that the scheme of federation
proposed by Prussia, SaXOny and Hanover, ha
been received in the following manner by the sew
eral German Governments: A. Ihe tolowin
have adhered and ratified their adfiesiOn BadeI
Electoral Hesse, Nassau, SAKE Weimar, ANIMAL
Bernburg, Brunswick, Sake Altenburg, and Mecl
lenburg- Strslitz. B. The following have adhered
but not ratified Grand Ducal Hesse, Meckenburl
SchWerin, SAKE. Coburg. GOtha, Meiningen, Older
burg, SchwarZbuTg, RudOlstadt, Reuss, Hamburg
and Bremen c. The following have announce
+ their intention of adhering Dessau, kOthen, SUI
dershausen, Waldeck, Lippe, Hesse- Homburg IL
beck. d. The following have not yet declared
Wurtemberg, HOhenzoern-H echingen, Sgmar.I
gen, Lippe- Detmold, Lichtenstein, and Frankfort.
Negotiations are pending with Bavaria. The n
lations TO bs established with HOstein and LaueI