The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-06
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THE DANISH QUESTION.
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The monsy advanced the security Of The auiosslvec
now in the hands Of the government
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Austria md Hungary.
VErsA, June II, 184o.
The arrival here Of tho Bsvarsn Minister, Van Ase
Porte following upon the dissolution Of the chantsr
ut Munich has given rse to the report that the ints
tive has been taken by that power, with Wow to
friendly alliance with Austria. There can be no doubt
that proposals OF accord have been made and will be
secsdcd to-
Inc impot'anee 81 ,nis anance must % evident "
ALL Austria will be relieved from an exceptional state
Of estr.ngement to Germany and Bavsria-deliyersd
rom the uxnser she was running OF either osing
urn ;,, nv. ~, % vo1'sx On tno ~ or iorceo sssAss
her VIII 10 Join the triumvtrs OF thss
Inc Ioy OF Keeping aooi rom ms natural Ally muss
nave oesh nAue apPArent 70 inc Ming Oh bavaria We
toJo,n on 10 the southern League Even the Lesser
princes VINO nave already gwen IN their sdheson 70
ns o 'ner ., gsa. parties, osin 70 sso .nss
s s game ouPp "s lrur snou,d SON.
aay turn aganh, these petty states eAciams tne Aus.
uihn oorIesPouusnI: IN ,aoeuous sIucle VINO "
tnsn come 10 thei ma ihey cannot LOOK 70 US iof
nep anu VII, DE driven 70 INC diSgrace,ul sernarvs
VI uio~ns in,o s'e srs VI .ss"ce.
same paper tells US that the brother OF the EmpsH
mar oeen sent 20 Mun,cn TO p,esen' Ming Mam,m'isn
wtn .he oruer OF the ooiuen rleece inc ow
Denisehs PoH announces; nos wiihout q degree e
eau.on anu .ha' ina. tns Aicnsuno yoax
nus 49,, haue %auo up ms MINI M 30 49, nt
oI .ne neAs TWO monlnsi ms ppyecs oeins 70
me- .ne zoo graz .. Isus py sumns 'ns
eniei command OF t9e armies Oh western "ernAnyh
nv. ~, W Wig I'm. y, - .u"- 49,. .,.. -
Inc operations OF the army IN ppe. hunsay,n
,ntir connneo 20 ou.po.. skirm,sn,nS'
nav nocn VIM ane' ont tesui''
OUT sn,csng the issue Oh Tue oamPngn. ne is'es' ct
ncal in'egehce rs tne scoouns ., n'te snar INC
favorsby for our arms. IL appears from this that Q
party OF iionyeds and hussar division, posted at
Guta on tho right Wang bank attacked the Austrian
outposts ss Vassrus Colonel Derschsts maintained
ms position Tor above an nour when no collected his
troops and left vasarut for the moro advantageous
pvint NJ here ne was yoine0 ~ part Oh the
srsaeo kehchach, sent TO MS assistance by General
Prince Collaredo and not only impeded she further
progress Of the rebels from bis strong position bat
drove them back to Guts Fifteen OF the enemy were
killed We had three killed and fifteen wounded Va
sarut then reoscupied The gallant Col Derscha-
"a had horse killed under him. Another Veto
rious engagement Is described rs having come Oh oa
the 18th instant at the village OF Ripping beyond the
wsss, when thousand IIonveds and number Of hus-
ssrs made prisoners Some days before this the
occasion of noitering party having advanced
szered. ths Austrians sustained reverse, and
obliged to retreat This is said to have been brought
thought about by the tresehery Of three priests whs
served tho enemy as spies. The culprits put in
chains. and sent to Presburg
OF General wyss, In the following manner The br-
gads bearing his name consisting OF four infantry bat
tsiions two companies Of Jsgers, three lancer div-
sons and three batteries, was employed In covering
the right flank Of General schcks corps that the
18th bsgsn TO move on In the direction OF HAAh. A
part 81 the brigade he'd sorna on the Isth oos
rsble portien being len In hikalyi and kspuysr to
lie ,ams time form a Junction vita the brisais
tollery, stationed at Szerdshely The fords Of the
kabnit1 at Msrcrslto and Egyea could not b. pre-
perry guarded without splitting up the brigade,
hence the misfortune for, Wyss hsi predicts
ell, formidable hostile column. dcb.uehing over
the m~r place fell upon the tank az the half bril-
gade The troops foue ht astonshingly vol against
o,erpow,rng numbers the population 81 Csorna like
wise Joining ths ranLs of tho enemy A retreat vas
found n.ces,aryi aud here IL was that the Briradss
General raid to have fallen into the hands Of ths Zoe,
severely sounded and after . horse had been killed
under him Baron Zessner. colonel Of iancers, vas
also captured be having imprudenty catered csorns
IN the belief that the place clear of the enemy As
far can Judge from the imperfect accounts pub
nshsd seems be Gcrgey's object to divide II
sibls the Austrian forcs collected NJ wiereburg and
then a dverrion TO be made against Crota and
ScasOnia In anticipation Of these d-sixns the lines
Of the Danube aud brave are defended by ten bate
lions th battf RES aud squadrons of cavalry,
under General keustadter; General Zcigbsrg holding
In check those Who should ut irrupton istO
Crotis
Ereah .ure.saes continua 10 .ttena ths NJ