The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-24
ARRIVAL OF TME HIBERNIA
Seven days later from Europe.

SSNSH NhyS bAtCT tEOuu hIUTOpc'
The Hungarian war--Further Magyar VIC
tOries--Defeat Of the Combined ArmieS-.
The progress Of Franee--rbe Pope still at
Gaeta~sTurlEey Resisting Ruasia--Furs
ther Decline in Breadstuffs, &c.
The steamer Hibernia arrived at Hall.
fax, on the l4th inst. We append below
an abstract of The news.
ST. JOHN, N. b., Aug. 1910 Pm.
HUNGARIAN WAR.-1'he Hungarians
continue successful. They have defeat
ed and out-maneuvred the combined ar
mics placing the Austrians in peril and
cutting of the Russians from their base OF
operations.
The three grand divisions of the Hun
garian army under Bem, Dembinski and
GeorgeY, are in full communication with
each other and ready to act in concert
their respective positions being reder-
ed secure by the nature of the country.
The whole population are assisting the
Hungarians by buying the food, horses,
&C., aud giving intelligence ofthe enc
my's movements.
| The London News of the third con-
tains Vienna dates to The 2olh July.
Lord Palmerston's speech fell like athun-
der.clap upon the Ministers. The news
Of Georgey's victory over the Russians
at Coasser, and his entry into RoStham,
came at the same time. There were ru-
mors even of the Austrian Generals hav.
ing instructions to negotiate for peace
1t is reported that Senor has surren.
dered to the Magyas. Ban Jellachich
was continuing his retreat TO the South
of Servia. General Benz announced his
great victory in the three words, which
are as follows, viz:-"BEM!"--"B "BAN!"--
"BAUM!" In later dispatch he say
"Our army has now to conquer but two
Generals more"
Letters from Cracow ofthe 23d ofJunt
state that a number of Russian troops
on the point of leaving that city fo
Hungary. had received counter orders.
Seventy railway wagons had arrived a
Cracow filed with wounded Russian sol
diers from Hungary. A postcrip. in {
Liverpool paper of the 4th, giving ac
counts from Hungary through Paris ant
Vienna, announces another battle at Ez
law, in which the Hungarians are vctori
Gus.
1t appears that the troops of Dembin
ski and Paskiewitch. came to an engage
ment which ended in the total defeat @
the Russian forces. General Haynan
described as being in most perilous con
dition. The Magyar Generals are mas
ters of the whole line from Esey to Asova
having direct communication with Bel
grade and the Turkish provinces.
On The 18th of July, desperate battle wa
fought at Waitzen, between the Russian
commanded by Paskiewitch, and the Hun
garians under Georgey, in which the la1
ter were completely victorious. The al
my of Georgey broke through the line
; of the enemy, and marched North, thu
effectng junction with the main arm.
A letter from the Secretary of War say
that the charges Of the Hungarians upo
Paskiewitch divisions were tremendous
and the Russians were completely born
down aud compelled to yield before tn
terrible onslaught of the enraged Mag
yars, who fought with unexampled coul
age and daring. A mother letter d,
scribes the Russian retreat to Donake'
before Dembinski's huzzars, as disc
derly flight, and says that the Russian
were only saved from annihilation by tn
timely arrival of Gen. Ramberg.
1t was admitted in Vienna on the al
!, that the victory Of the Hungarans WI
complete.
:. There has been a change in the Mi
istry.
ADDRESS by M. KossUTH.-The fu
, lowing eloquent address to the nations
Europe forms part of proclamation r.
. Gently issued by NJ. Kossuth.
The armies of the Hungarian natio
I, have already fought out their quarr
with Austria. The liberated countl
= need only 10 be made to flourish. b.
: the House of Hapsburg Lorrains ha
once more petitioned the Russian desp'
J. for aid, and he broke into Hungary at II
s head of 1870, 900 Russian troops; throuG
e Cronstadt, Lemberg, aud Vienna.
broke into our Countryside country
: the martyrs of liberty.
u We do not throw down our arms. v
IT will fight the armies of the allied tyran
s. of Europe. God is just; his power is {
It mighty; he hallows the battle field for Il
, weak, and the strength of the nigh
and the wicked is broken.
At "But we would speak loud and Sc
is emn warning to the constitutional Gro
,r ernments and the nations of Europe:
=. "Ye governments! ye are the otfci
. guardians of the liberty and legitma
J." interests not only ofyour own countrit
l. but of all Europe. A tremendous l
sponsiblity rests upon you. The pu
,r ishment of every crime which you allr
~ so be committed against Liberty and t
" rights Of man will come home to you a
'. the lands ye govern!
y "Wake up. oh ye people! at the q
O. proach of this enormous danger. I
a. tyrants' armies are banded together
I'd tread under foot, and to silence every fr
N word. They have been in Germany,
>" Italy. and in this our land of Hungary
10 Thou naughty English nation! HI
thou forgotten that thou hast decreed t
a. principle of non Intervention, that tn
III now sufferest an Intervention directed
gainst constitutional libertyl Not oT
"s dost ,bon mi dsfand the holy cause