The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-17
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.


state that the details OF the last battles on the
banks of the Waag had not yet reached Vienna.
though it would appear that the result is the frus.
traton OF most obstinate attempt OF the Hunga-
rams to cross the Waag. On the morning OF the
goth inst, they had actually got possession OF the
right bank of the river, but they were eventuallv
Obliged to return to their former positions la
the mean time, Gen. Goergey had come up with
reinforcemenis, and the imperialist leader
Wohlgemuth, with his 10 900 men, was reduced
to the necessity of acting entirely on the defen.
sive, until upon the arrival of Russian reinforce.
ments fierce battle ensued, which continued
till night parted the combatants. The fight re.
comm need on the afternoon of the following dav.
and lasted throughout till the evening, and the
whole Of the next day. The Hungarians fought
with furious obstinacy, but they could not pre-
vail against the united Imperialist forces, and af.
ter three days battle Gen. Goergey was com.
PEELED to lead his troops back upon Tarkashd,
Negyed and Guta. He crossed the Waag at the
two first mentioned places, and flushed bv de-
stroyng the bridge Of Negyed. At Guta the lu-
gitive Hungarians made head against their Impe-
rialist foes, and being surrounded by swamps on
each side, and close to the fortress of Komorn. il
was found matter OF impossibility to dislodge
them.
The losses of the Hungarians and Imperialists
were almost equal, viz, about 5000 men killed on
either side. 1t is generally believed that Gen
Goergey after his retreat across the Waag. fell
back upon Komorn, and that his headquarters are
at present at Gouyo Raab.
| The Emperor Of Russia is about to take up his
residence at Warsaw.
Jellachich, it is now admitted by the Austrians
themselves, has been forced to raise the siege of
Petewaradin, and to evacuste Nesatz
The rumor that Ra adj had been captured nv the
imPeriasts is not confirmed 500 Hungarian
g., 49,, 4
rial army, and to reach the Hungarian frontiers.
The fortress OF eva, in Transyvania, has been
taken by the Hungarians The leading journals
OF Prague confirm the intelligence oil the defeat
OF the Austrians at no great distance from the
capital, the imperalists having been driven back
as far as Wienar. Neustadt.
letter from Vienna to the 10Th June, states
the forces and military positions OF the belHger
ents to be as follows:
The numbers of the allied armies in Upper
Hungary you nay set down at 200 900 men at
the very least, two-thrds OF which must be Rus
slams, whose chief force is concentrated on the
frontiers OF Galicia, bordering the lips country,
with headquarters at Ducla From this extreme
point the line OF bayonets is unbroken, running
along the beautiful valley OF the Waag, over the
Danube, across the Schultz TO Oedenberg, where
the main Austrian army is conferred
The right wing OF the Hungarians is stationed
round Eperles, whether they retired on the first
signal OF the Cossack's approach. The tents were
pitched at Kokel, Demjstd, and between Kapus
chan and SebiS. where lie some $4,000 men, with
twenty field pieces. At Szoposynya are 10, 900
wore Their left wing is posted at Raab, under
the orders of Klopka. Goergey watches Comorn
and Aullch is approaching Passa. The regular
| troops oil kossuth may be estimated at so 600. =
Add TO this the irregular levies, and the Maovar
forces cannot be lar short OF 100000. The Aus.
TRAN correspondent justly observes, "Hungary
is country soon won and soon lost p in the thou.
sand sduare miles, German, of territory, there /.
no good lighting ground till you come to the
Thesis.
ITALY.
All the trustworthy accounts report that the
R0mana will cprfaiuIx dafaad a. :.