Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-01

.,l we're busted in preparing their meal
na.d IN hu-sa,s and Honyeds, who drove
-, our soldiers and tled on them from
,sa houses 4 brigade now marched
,gainst the place, and the Magyars we're
o5Iiged 10 give way. Csongrad has paid
,sary for This crime. A II supplies were
f,sr brought away into the imperial camp,
and then the ctty became prey to the
fines.
The IsraeIites uf ketskemet are con
Jqmnpd 10 pay war contribution Of half
million of forms
Alunkacs town in the Beregh coun.
r,y. northeast Of Debrec2in has been ta-
Ken bv the Russian corps, which entered
from Stry, and the Hungarian bishop,
Papovch, hanged.
In proportion as general HaynaU advan-
ces INTO the Interior, the garrison Of Co
morn make their activity felt. General
kapka made on the 30th a sorlie from his
rurrrnched camp, in which he inflicted! Sc.
we're losses on the besiegers.
The army of the South, as the routed
remnant OF jellachich's corps is called,
encouraged by the news of Haynau's ar-
Proach, was preparing to recross the Dan
ube into the Bacska. The Ban had gone
from Mitrovies to TiteI, and would there
await the arrival Of the brigade OF Rastic,
N order to re, assume the offensive.
The Crater Zeitung reports that Gen.
Nugent entered kaposyar on the 30th.-
lie had nowhere met with any resistance;
but does not account for the slowness OF
his progress. $4,000 lantsturmers had
Iecn recently near Kapsover. but disap-
reared on the 26th. A small detachment
OF Magyar troops in the same neighbor-
hood, had retired toward the Danube.
Inporiani Victory of the Hungarians.
Letters from Constantinopie, Of the 25th
uIf., say that a courier from Galatz had
brought news that the Austrio-R Russian ar
nv $4,000 strong, which after ii had COM
peled the Hungarian general, Perczel, TO
retire, and had occupied Cronstadt and
Hermanstadt, had advanced as far as Sar.
cam, had been met By BEN with 10000
men, The latter Immediately gave bat
tie to the imperialis.s, who were under
Gen. Lauders.
The battle commenced on the 10th by
stratagem movement oil the part of Benz,
by which he cut off the lef. wing of the
Austrian Amy, attacking the right al the
same time, and compelling i, to fall back
on the centre. General Benz seeing the
disorder of the enemy's lines, ordered the
reserve TO advance, which, by determined
and gallant charge, decided the day in
favor of the Hungarians. The imperial
ISIS took to flight, leaving on the field TO-
900 dead and wounded, nearly all the ar.
rJIlery, and 5000 prisoners, among whom
.s Genera! Autemberg. Gen. BEN then
rcpossessed Cronstadt and flermanstadt.
In Galicis, General Dem5nski has al
50 had a victoay and taken General Frey
tag prisoners.
The Vienna journals Of the 5sh instant
supply us with news from Hungary of
great Importance, iftrue. 1t appears that
on the 4th instant the Hungarlans stole a
march, and surprised the garrison Of Raab.
4 sharp conflict ensued, which ended in
the fortress and the city being occupied by
The Hungarans, where they found 50 900
bushels of oats, 24O0 head OF cattle, and
large stores of miscellaneous provisions,
which they carried to the citadel of Co
morn. Nor were these all the trophies of
heir victory, for they captured six guns,
and took two companies of Austrian in
hntry prisoners. Kapka commanded the
hungarian troops, who afterward quilted
he city of Raab, and took up their abode
in the fortress. who're they seized The Wen. |
na mails.