Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

ing members of the Hungarian Parlia-
ments, had nothing left but to hasten to
Orsova. 1t is stated that they Lave al
ready entered upon Turkish territory /;
and is also stated that M. Kossuth car
ried with him the insignia of the Hunga
rian Empire, including the State jewels.
Gorgey surrendered to Prince Paskie-
witch under the one condition, if condi-
ton it can be called, that the Prince
should intercede with the Austrian En-
peror for himself, his troops, and his
country. 1t is asserted that Gorgey's
desperate resolution was prompted by
the mutinous spirit of the Hussars.
A Vienna letter in the 'Deutche Re-
forme, states the number of troops that
SURRENDERED with Gorgey, to have been
$4,000 men, with 80 guns.
1t was thought that Gen. Klapka too
would now be induced to surrender Com
orn, especially as the city Of Raabb was
on the 18th inst. occupied by the Impe-
rialists, who have likews sc despatched-a
corps to the valley Of the Waag.
From Vienna letter of the 18th, in
the Kohner Zeitung, it appears that NJ.
Kossuth intends to hold out to the last.
He has published proclamation announ~
cling the translation of his Government
from Arad to Orschova, where he now
is, protected by the Hungarian army
from Beisk. The Russian papers pub
fish the following letter from Prince
Paskiewitch, to his majesty the. Gar /:
Hungary lies at the feet Of your Impe-
rial Majesty: the govcrnme mt of the in
surgents have transmitted their power to
Gorgey, and Gorgey, the chief of the ar
my Of the insurgents, makes an uncon-
ditional surrender to the Russian army.
His example will be followed by the 9th
er insurgents corps.
The officers whom he sent TO capitu,
late, offered to proceed with or without
Austrian Commissioners to force them
to surrender. khave the fortune to in
form your imperial Majesty that Cor
gy's only condition to his surrender, was
to lay down his arms to your Majesty's
Amy. -......
II have made arrangements for the
insurgents to be disarmed by Gen. Rud-
igers corps. Respectfully, the comman-
der of the Austrian Army. AS for
Gorgey, l keep him at your Imperial
Maje<ty's disposal.
1t was rumored that the Emperor of
Russia had set price Of 10000 roubles
on Kossuth's head dead or alive.
1t is asserted by some of the ardent
friends of Hungary, that Gorgey has
proved himself traitor, and has yield
cd to the golden arguments" OF the
Russians.
Kossuth's wife and family, it is said,
had fallen into the hands OF the lmpcll-
elist troops.
...s ENGLAND.
The official record shows continued
increase Of mortal ty arising from the
general prevalence of the Cholera.
The political news from England is de-
VOID of the least interest, and the same
may be said of the French and other
continental news.
COMMERCIAL.
In every dspartm mt OF trade, there
has been steady business going for
ward, AMI the commercial adVices gen
orally, by this steamer, are essentially
S!.a same as those brought by the Gale
donia.
The price of cotton is still advancing,
and large sales are daily effected.
Accounts from the manufacturing dis
triets, continue Of satisfactory charac-
ter of trade appearing to be fully EN-
ployed.