Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
European Intelligence.
From ths Richmond Times.
MORE OF THE NiAGARA'S NEWS.
Baltimore. Sept 6. z. NJ.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Defeat and Submission OF h HMnga-

Defeat and Submission OF tho Hunga-
rims:
Intelligence fmn the sea- Of war IN Hungary praves "a
be mr.t disastrous to the Hungarian artns. They have
suffered defeat a. all paints. The details relating Ia this
unfortunate result. have no, vet BEEN fully asse rsinej
but that his gallant people. AFR q resistance slnas,
with ,nt = par .llal IN the san is # national heruisn. has
been compelled t, sHscgmh, i an 'ndiSputabie TACT. DE
f.s,rd ~ al prints by the c,mainsd fgces OF AaSina
and Russia. they hare hsen fpcel t, lay down their
arms anouadltisaAlly. The Russians were mainly the
siciuEs.
The Viepns correspondent 81 he iondou 1inps under
date Ansus 10th. communicates an nfflcisl report from
Cd. nis~neT. giving naFtenlsrs Ut military onera tons in
Trsasylrznia slnee the 4th August. After Bem's defeat
on he Slst July. at SchsrhTanE. he marched towards
Al.dgyer. which place ls reached an the 81 August, with
onls Sf0 nen ard l. GINS Al Meiessr he was rein
fSrced by = corps fraa tisren5arg. consisting Of 4Hno
no, and l2o h1,se. lie thra nroceeded towards H'r-
mansisd,, determined In make sus' her stand tr the libel
ties IL his c-snuirT. He .n,Jinierrd the Russian IN the
streets Il fisruaqS-sdi and sftsr n ms, ssnguinary bat
tie. In which m ny were killed and wouaded. he was
frc~d g. retreat. Subsequently,. be WAS hually routed
by Ges. l.ud "a. and hlst the larger portion Of his small
army IN the fouie.
rbs disastrous defeat anil destruction Of Gen. Benz.
army pnpiu ,eA = most disri,iiing effect on the Hunga.
mans Many soldiets threw away their arms and sought
r.fuee in the dense ftres's. whils, others weat ever 10
the sasmy and Jinej The ranks oi The fees Of their oooa
Try.
Accounts from Vienna via Warsaw state that the
HungaHan DE having surrendered is powers into the
hands 81 Grn. Ge9rgey. adjourned sine die. A meeting
afierw ards lo,k place near Ffoud. between Geofgey BEN
and X rssuth. at which Il WAS determined al once 10 put
an end iaIhe war. becanse fltther resistance would he
uer Ices ,s well as sapguinsry In is effects. Geer5ey, IN
an address so the Cwlaspl. sad h. had ~ hope fpr the
eause NJ Hungary that nntbing short II utter and abso-
lrta rain would atieud he prlngalion of the struggle.
The war nary. heated hy lie n. X issuih aud the le,ding
men,bers &C the Hungarian Parliament. ha.tened 10
Aurora, and i is said. have already entered upon Turkish
territory. Ge0rgey surrendered himself Ia Prince Psskte-
witch, The Rns>ian commander. On condition that the
Prince should inierrced with Austria IN behalf ~ his
cnunlfymen. his ir,ops and himself. The number Of
troops reported To have surrendered with Georgey are re
ppred rs numbering 81 900 men. and The ordnance like
wise surrendered. amnuntrd To so guns.
Per contra. ~arcurdiuq To ieilers from Vienna. dated
the l7ih Avg frm k,lnisrhe Zitung. II appears that
ko.sith intends holding GU IN the last. and has issued
a procla nation announcing the transfer III his government
fran Aad 10 0rchprd, Whrre he is now pro. ecled by tho
~liungarln army.
The Russian papers. however. publish leftrrs from
pnce paskiewitrh Ia the Gar. IN which he SAYS
Hungary isa the foot If your imperial maJ'sly -ttci In.
surgrnis have transmitted heir pnser Ia Gebrgey, and
he has made an Unconditional Surrender 10 the Russians.
His example will be flllwed by others"
Some accounts represent Genrgey as having turned
Traitor. and assert that he has been hnbed.