The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21


from Floczpow. of the % ult report that the last
column Of the Russians anne In on that day me
whole corps consisted OF o. 900 men, with 10 600 horss
and advanced towards the Carpahans on the road 10
krosno. a., ,.x
prevailed the 3lst ult, Of battle nj Irentscnin
has beeu again confirmed The Austrian troops en-
gagged consisted of the corps Of Voge and the brigade
of Benedek; while the Hungarian forces were the ad
vanced guard under Gen Dannenberg The Austrians
were put to flight and were pursued down the Wang
thai by the Hungarian hussars who made fearful havoc
among the fugtives battle is also reported to have
taken place at Raab. The city Of Netra is again in
the hands of the Hungariass. .
Accounts from Debrezin IRE that NJ. szemere, the
Hungarian premier, has sent commissioners to an coun
ties Which are by the approach of the I'm
perialist and Russian armies investing them WIN un
limited powers, aud giving them Oh gsa.
severity The counties which are at from y,
the scene are placed under the Jurisuc,ioh
the usual civic authorities The clergy OF all sects
(says the correspondent of the 1imes) are "auueih
about the country in their clerical costumes, ana
preachinr n crusade against the foreign invaders
The Asstrans in the county of Kanissa south OF the
Drau had withdraw to Letenye station on the Dor
ders Of Crota so that at this moment the Hungarans
in the southwest stand close TO Steisrmark ana 10y
making an Eruption into the Muir Valley, could easily
threaten Crate 49,
The Austrian army, probably in consequence of the
fall of Ofen, has made at resburg retrosrade move
,n,pt They evacuated Bos on the island OF Schutt,
which was imme datsly occupied by the Hungariass
The Prague Zeitg says that all the disposable pro-
visions and forage the ortresses OF Josephstadt as
well as OF the military stores have been sent to Pardi
witz, from whence they have been sent to Hungary
The military stores sent great that all the lug
gage trains have laterly been employed solely for
military transports
The English tory papers announce. that in the
Hungarian camp. in consequences of the proclamation
of the republic. there reigns spirit of dsunon, and
that the husars wish to desert This is wholly untrue
Jor the republic proclaimed anywhe either
in Debreczin, or in Causenburg or kaschau me
crown is in allegiance but nobody has declared for the
aepubc the deposition OF the house Of Hapsburg
however proclaimed precisely account of the feel
ing in the army since the soldiers would no longer
take the oath to truly the king and the ttu
tom when joining their coors and declared that they
would iealty to farhless king who had be.
trayed Hungary II is equally false that the hussars
would cross the frontiers of Hungary; The iron
discipline in the Hungarian army Is well Known and
neither foot nor horse soldier mas resisted given
orders These reports are designedy spread Vienna
in order keep the value of the paper money which
j. already at q per cent discount while the Hunga-
ran notes counted in silver for Is per cent
The assertion Of the occasional correspondent of the
Times is quite aughabe that the Huugarians ds not
believe in the of the Russians, and that the
governor Kossuth confirms them in such belief They
have already wop two battles against the Russians
and hence know very well that these to help the
Austtiaps but they do not them and in this
spoct they do not believe that the Russians will enter
for they firmly convinced that the army Of the Car
would get sound drpbbing.
EsIn the sitting Of The parliament at Debrec
lin of the l4th ut the Speaker Nj. Amasny address
OF the national privilege by the family Of Hapsburg-
Lorraine and its expulsion from Office, informed them
that the Governor during the interregnum, the man
whom the house and the people had elected to that
post of trust and Importance, M. Ludwig Kos.
Magistrate of Hungary and to take his oath of allie
glance to the nation Upon this Ludwig Kossuth, the
Governor of Hungary took the following cath.
semby, swear that will maintain the declaration of
Independence of the milton in all its consequences;
that will yield and enforce obedience to the laws aud
to the resolutions of the National Assembly So help
me God ~ After this M Kossuth summoned the
cabinet to take their oaths to the Chief Magistrate
the interregnum All the ministers were sworn, and
the house then adjourned.
The Hungarian government is making prepare lions
for translating It's seat from Debreczin to Pesth.
THE LATEST.
violent caunonade has been heard in the direction
- L. hat Init Tin haa hnav
fought near that town.
Benz has issued, at Orsova. proclamation to the Ser
VANS promising them national independence political
and religious freedom, if they renal quiet but If not
threatening to lay waste their whole country with fire
and sword.
Venice.
The Austrians captured the 9th ult. the fort oil
Maghera near Venice after n seige Of 81 days. TIL,
Co,rre Mercantile of Genoa, Of the 3lst ult, however
states that Malgera not taken by assault bat thai
the Venetians. seeing the ruined state of the walls
had abandoned it, previously removing all the ARTILLERY
The Weiner Zeit,ng of May 81 contains tclegraphic
despatch from Venice dated the 2Sth from which IL
appears that the enemy opened brisk fire from the
order to the battery work whchis be-
ing carried Fort Sau Giuano from whence Venice
is to be bombarded The fire was, however Intellectual
and the works continued. The General intended
10 commence the BON bardment Of Venice the 9th
The Bologna Gasee Of the 2sth alt publishes pro-
clamation announcing that the pontihca government
is restored and that the pontical commissary will be
assisted by councillors, chosen from the four pro-
yinccs Of Bologna Ferrara. For and Ravenna. All
the acts of the government revoked aad the
functionares in Office before the revolution are re
stored.
ma after bombardment, had eapitulated to the
Austrians.
Tuscany.
Tuscany Is invested by the Austrians and is beinl
disarmed I he people Of Leghorn resisted to the last
their countryis oppresor. The city is in possession
General D'Aspre. The usual bloody work has beer
perpetrated and according to the accounts of
TRAN officer than 250 individuals have been shot
without the least form OF trial Pisa is under MARTA
law In Florence the Austrans are expected daily
Some of the journals have been already suppressed -
The British Socetys Bibles which have been sold dur
ing the past year now sequastered aud mum
Der in the possession Of English banker, have been
seized.
Persia.
Advices from Constaptinople give some details re
epectpg alleged difference between the Persian nj
listers and the French resident munster at Teheran
which according to this account has led TO the ejec
ton of the latter from the city. The subject of the
dispute is said to be commercial treaty, which
formed under the reign Of Louis Philippe but not final
ly ratified before the revolution. When this treaty
about be ratified the Persian ministers being il il
said instgated by the Russian party who hostile
to Count de Sargues the French minister, refused
accept IT, it bore the signature of the exiled king
and not Of the created government The quar-
stated to have proceeded soar that the Count de
Sartgues to bring up French fleet from
the lse of Bourbon and bernhard Bushre aud has now
left the Persian territory after placing all French sub
iects under protection Of the English embassy.
India.
We have received papers anticipation CT the mail
which left Bombay on the LIST OF May last
The intelligence they communicate forms a strange
contrast to that which have been accustomed TO
receive for many months past. A complete iuil had
succeeded TO the storm of war which had alarmed all
India and the army of the Punjaub, broken up iatt
strong achments were busy in occupying the most
pori points in the newly acquired territory aud
in preparing against the hot season
Sir C. D apier had already reached the shores Of In.
da He arrived at Alexandra on the Sth of April
proceeded straight through Egypt and sailed for cat
the 18th Of that month"; for the purpose of be-
ing sworn in IL expected that he would proceed
INN. diately to Sima Sir w. Cotton. the tofnman-
der-n.C hi.f Bombay, had sent in his resignation
rather than under Sir C. Napier who is his junior
as lieutenant general
The only military exploit since the departure Of the
previous mail frontier skirmish by the Scinde
horse with the hlurrees in which tho Scinde horse
brilliantly distinguished themselves, and captured up
wards of 1 OOU head Of cattle.
The most prominent subject of discussion in Inda
was the anticipated increase of the army in
quepce OF the annexation of the PunJaub 10 was
ytcted that We would be int