The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-26

of Cossacks, their detection to aud their
crutch reed Since the battle of waitsen series Of
posts. each more dismal than the last had struck cou
fnsisn and dsmay into the of the Russian slli.
spcs The fall ofArad the rout of Jeaohoh, the cap
ture Of remeswar and Lastly the interruption Of the
mail between Vienna and Pesth, by theoss OF Dotis
which en-u-d on sally from Comorn, had followed
hard with stunning blow after blow. upon the terrible
news Of Goorgey's victory Of the 18th and 18th But
already all these disasters are forgotten In the won
derfu march Of Haynau who acks wns with a. much
ease a. he takes h's breakfast In the meantime the
otsl want OF all information from the of
Ia, witch. encourage the belief that the communi-
cations Of this General with Pesth have been inter-
rupted IL Is not impossible that Dembiaski, whose
corps seems no longer At Szonok, may have thrown
himself into the Of Paskiswitch Hatvan
Waitz~n, and re established communications with
Comorn.
Travellers from szegedin. who have arrived at
Vienna communicate the contents of Kossuth's bulle-
tins The Arst Is coucbed in the following terms =
/" Rejoice, patriots the ountry is saved
The second bnetin states that Benz has defeated the
Russians In rrspsy lvania The third announces the
Bans discomfture. and the raising of the siege of
Pet.rwafdien by Guyon The fourth records the
sh,ng OF iemesvsr on the 18th inst IL states that
length carried by general assault, 1000 Honveds
having fallen in the breach.
The Nohsna! Gazette. OF Berlin, says the other
hano General vetier with the greater part Of the
Magyar army, has attacked Hsynau Ia the flank; be-
hind Hsynau Is embipski AT, Cgeg,sd and Sxoinok,
crossed the Thesis, and who has contented himself
with making sure. near Tokay, OF the points most
the read from kaschau to Pesth We consequently
see thst Hsynsus position is indeed desperate aud
should he be beaten the main force Of the russians,
under the Prince Of Warsaw would find itself literally
surrounded on all sides
In proportion General Hsynsu advances into the
interior the garrison Of Comorn makes their activity
felt. General klapka made, the 3Oth, sore from
his camp in which he inflicted losses
On the of the 4th instant the Austrian govern
ment Mt Vienna was frightened from its proprsty by
the receipt If elegrs phic from the Governor
"a n hetW lam anhR aah An
noupciDg that the Hungarians had taken RsSs. and
we're advancing against Presburg. and demanding i'm
garrison Of Vienna dispatched that night forced
marches to the seat Of The perixiists In Pres
and alarm. It was said that the Hungarian General
Klapks commanded the troops which took Raab other
accounts state that IL taken by portion OF the
esrriton OF omorn, during sally IL Is clesr that for
some time pst the force under Aulich has been gra
dually and that he has been
with the garrison of Comorn The object Of the
Of the various hungarian Generals Is now
become obvious Georgey has been leading PAske witch
wild goose chase in the North Guyon has been play
ing the came game with Haynau in the South and
having thus weakened them by dividing their forces,
and leading them to such distance to render 1t
rison II Rsab klspka has appeared In force before
the ty the inhabitants Of which but too happy
Pas ,witeh and Haymau fros eli eomnn,mcaticn ,oi1
pir a. The tables have been completely turned
the mperiaists they who to have surrounded the
HUI garians are themselves surrounded. Their
wihVtenna cut Oh BY .ieh Klapks RaaS
Paskiswths communication uih tiaitc'a Is cut off by
Geo'gey; his commune tcfh Haynau is cut OF 6y
Dembpski and Haynau's COMMUNE afon toith ihe Ban
and wth Serp'a cut OF by Guyon. Whiie their
nieafsons u'h Ludrs IN 1ransyitania cut of BY Benz
The last accounts from the Of state that
Hupgarisns had pushed on . detachment Of horse to
Weselburg and within sight Of Altenburg, twelve
English miles only from Prerburg At 0orgo and RAAb
the Hung found large fvictuss and
milton ~ GOO bushels Of oats aud 40 head OF CATTLE
which they carried of to the fortress Of Comorn Be-
sides this they captured two companies OF Austrian
foot, and Elk pieces OF artillery.
1t Is said that Klapka, who co@nanded the troops
who took ltaab. which city they did not garrison,
pushed on at once torsrds the capital II 9usfs Protsbiy
hey may ere ' be in possession o. PresSurg perhaps
The nett news from Hungary will be important.
TIKI AUSTRIAN VIEW OF TIKI HUNGARIAN MOVEMENTS
IN ENGLAND.
From the W ivner Zsitung.
The reply OF Lord Paine rston sedAte and In keep
Ing with hr tation fer address statesman We
rJoice To h. ar nom the mouth Of the British Minister
concessions which while they contain an honorable
acknowledgement Of the services rendered by Austria
to England and Europe. to offer guarantees OF
peace for the future. When he proceeded to afnrm
Austria WAS European, and especi-.y English inter-
est and that therefore tn. hungarian question WAS OF
vital Importance ~ regarded the balance of power in
Europe he assigned the most solid aud incontrsvert
BILE arg ment In favor VI Russian Co operation
The separation Of Hungary have disturbed this
balance and tbs only obet OF Russia is 70 redress It,
WEsn LOT" fnimts,on expressed the OBJ Mon that the
Magyar Of Hungary bad for the greater part
forgotten their old hatred to unite with the Macy In
cause which they regarded as national, his view
In open cobtrsdicton with facts glance at the
attitude Of the Greats Scsvonians Servsns TransyL
ysniaps saxons and Romans sufces to establish the
1t exclusive wild political national IA
nstcism, which DIVES the Masya into conflict with
the other aces. IL seems fruitess inquiry to
fider whether the cid Hungarian Contribution bad
VII. ther IL vas mehorated capable Of m.lioration
for the question at issue Is simply whether Hungary
Is TO be tundered from Austria
And therefore, Lord Palmerston did not fairly state
the dispute between Austria and Hungary, where he
put II updi the form ~ whether Hungary should for
the future as aratc kingd-n, maintain her own
nationality by means OF her own constitution, or
whether che should b. incorporated more or less In
that general constitution, which promulgated
all Austria On the contrary the question s whether
Hungary to form integral portion Of ths empire
to psrate beref therefrOm BY force With respect
to Europe this assume. more eategoric and
n ems cling foim namely whether Hungary by her re-
volt and the att mpt TO form new Independents state,
IL TO endspger the European balance aud whether
mocrstic social republic This answer such ques-
tions ought to occur oasy to statesman who desires
the maintenance OF Austria and tn. peace the world
WHEN Lord falmerston anaiy IL Of opinion that q
settlement n ms desirable for Austria for
tuops cam o. refrain from stating that fer months
togethsr Austria eod-swred TO bring the Hungarian
go,srpment II March to negotiate, but In vain. At
present matters have procseIed to such n fatal ex-
trsmity that mpromis. with the party which has
wasted the blood and subrt.ncs II Hungary, In the
cCDvusiens 81 al impous revolution IL no osger pos
sble The adherence cf Hungary TO the constitution
OF the 9TH OF March H. ut necessity SO indispen
tabls Tor the pschcson ~ the country and 80 rra-
soDsble and just COZ sderston, that 1T cannot pos
vihw or TIVE HUNGARIAN STRUGGLE
From the London standard 81 Freedom. August IL
In hungary the cause Of humanity and freedom IL
looking up and the report from Vienna s that note
from Lord palmerstop has been presented to the Aus
TRAN government, strongly recommending @ pacific
settlement ~ the contest; and TO this IL Is
thought that growing disposition Is entertained BY
the lmperial party
Meanwhile. Oh. Hungarian general. Georgey, issdopt
ing the tactics of fsbios Old witn the Ike
Avoiding general engagement With the unwieldy bulk
OF The kussisp force he th-m wLh fruiteSs
and bsrsssine marches His activity. discipline and
military skil worthy OF the great Of national
Independence The military fame, however, 81 the
Hungarian Traders suffers greatly from the scantness
and psrtslity OF all intelligence from tbs seat Of
o ming ~ does TO the rcst OF Europe by way Of
Vienna IL " nov universally known that al int.iii
~ the defeats Of this imperial forces IL systems
tcay suppressed ~ the capital that the absence ~
exutstion the part Of the Nennsse. account OF
victories may assys be regarded the admission Of
positive niscsrrisge
Already the .as sbgrs Gares rrtracts the report Of
the bossted victories over the HungArians ut ritel
while the army Of percsei which has been rep.ssedy
reported utterly destroyed by the papers Of Vienna
" not sdm,ed by the 20 be 40 900 strong
H. nh.