The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-23

following particulars concerning the abandonment, of
Malghera by the Venetans The extreme unhealthness
of the place induced them to take that step, levers
were increasing TO an alarming degree lhey therefore,
removed everything valuable in the shape OF artillery
stores, blew up the remaining eight arches OF the
bridge which formerly brought the railway the centre
of the city, and then fired three mines, which completely
destroyed The fort, that the Ausrlans in pos
session of a useless heap OF stones.
On The 2sth ultmo, vehement fire opened from
the Venetian batteries and gunboats upon the Austrian
works at Fort San Giuliano Rtdetzk intended CON-
mencing the bombardment the 2slh.
sicily.
General Fiangieri, the 7h ultimo, published in
Palermo the promised amnesty. IL is somewhat too lib
eal in point nasmuch pardons, fully and freely
|a crimes Of whatsoever nature committed since the
18th OF January, lo4s. whether political or otherwise,
Austria Hungary.
letter from Pesth declares that Henz, in his dying
moments showed Georgey "hand billet" of the Enpe-
rors commanding him 10 defend Oien to the last man.
and TO lay Pesth in ashes rather than surrender.
According to official accounts the garrison OF Ofsn
made prisoners OF to the number oil 22oO sol
des and eighty officers Transported to DeSees ri IN ;ee
spiked, 400 cwOf powder, 1000 cwt OF sal'pe-
ire. and 1900 muskex The Hungarian government is
making preparations for ansatng its seat from Debrec
yin to Pesth
The Presse of Vienna states the authority OF lei,
IRON Rymnk that the Russian troops have retired
from the prncpaes of the Danube, IN consequence OF
the protests of the French and English governments
An engagement Is reported to have taken place De-
tween the Ausrans under Generals so5e ana beneaek
with the Hungarans. The bateot which the issue Is
no, known--,ook place in the county OF Trenlschn
The city OF Neitra is again in the hands OF the HungaT
The banks OF the w aag quiet Boats ana rats
are allowed 10 go up and down the river.
The Ban Jeachich has report of his troops
having sormed Hungarian battery near Peervarden,
rumor prevailed that the Russians had been defeated
| by Dembinsk, at Jordenow. 1t was added that the
routed army lost all their baggage
The advces from the south mention the formation OF
efficient rds'S andsturm, and an engagement between
the Razen and the Hungarans, which took place at lit
tel the 23i oath ult. and in which the latter
driven back upon Elisha The last news from Panshova ia
that the Seryan Ka,shann had by marches and counter
marches deceived the Hungarians under Percze that
their retreat is completely cut of.
Letters from Tyrnau OF the 9th ut state that bat
tie between the Russians and Hungarians must have
taken place at Frey stad although nothing is yet known
Accounts from Wes- Kirchen that the Magyars
have beaten the ba,taons of Puchners corps darmee
From Osowa the remnant of the exhausted troops
beaten and dispersed, and ed-some to Waachia, and
some to Servia.
The Pesth papers have at las, some news from Tenn
eshvar 1t appears that that fortress is in sad condition
The Hungaans have cut of the supply OF water, and the
garrison is suffering from thirst and the camp fever
From the seat of war in the West the rumor which
prevailed the 3lst ult, OF battle at Tren,schn, has
been confirmed The Austans were put TO flight, and
were pursued down the Waag thai by the Hungarian
hussars, who made fearful havoc among the tugitives
A battle is also reported 10 have taken place at Raab
Vienna papers and letters OF the Dist instant confirm
: the appointment OF General Haynau (rom the Italian
army TO the chief command OF the Austrian forces in
Hungary. General Weldon is Vienna in his
former capacity Military governor of the Austrian
capital AS the of General w eldens removal from
command, correspondent assigns the proverba rude
and acrimony of that officer, which, increased it
by The casualties OF the campaign, became unbeara
BILE to every man in the army
battle Is SAID TO have taken place the environs of
Trenczin between the Ausrans and Hunganans, in
which General Haynau IN person commanded the I'M
perialists. There great slaughter both sides.
report was IN circulation at Vienna that the Russians
with terrible reception at kdSchau retaliation
for which they destroyed that city The facts given
follows: The Russians having entered and taken up
their position thessluare, murdesous fire opened
upon them from every window. Upon this they imme
datey retired, surrounded the city with cannon, re
To il at the four and cut down all who attempted
to make their escape. The dusfrian Correspondent in
serts these reports without denying them.
Letters from Tarnow and Lemberg contain some news
OF the Russians, in contradiction to late statement of
the Agsmsine Zsitung that the Russian auxaries had
beaten The Hungarians Jaslo No such engagement
took place either at Tarnow Jaslo The Lemberger Ze
fung states that the last detachment OF Russians had LETT
thai city it's march to Hungary. According letter
from Tyrnau 20 900 Russians have arrived in that town.
They were to proceed to the banks Of the river Gran
The main force OF the Russians will be employed in the
plains the right bank of the Thesis; that say, if
the Hungarians will wait for them. which they seem
averse of doing.
The Times correspondent. writing from Vienna on the
I'd instant, says Most probably Monday will be an
eventul day for Austria. is reported in well inform
ed circles that general attack to be made on
rebelious neighbors on the 4th Eleven Russian bat
taons at Freistadlt, the Waag, with great
quantity of artillery the 30th ultimo. From source
which may be fully depended on, learn that dispatches
arrived here yesterday, according TO which, the
guards of the different Russian corps that are to take an
active share IN The Hungarian war already in Hun
gary. Recommending parties have been out but
find traces OF the enemy except at Neutra where they
said to be strongly entrenched The reports OF the
movements of the Nlagyars are, usual, most contra
dctory but those which most probable will
Demblnsks army, which is supposed 10 10 about
60 900 though this probably exaggerated, still in
the mining districts, with the advanced gu ard Neuira
On the 3Ist Nav. the n Vienna Gen Rphm
issued proclamation 10 the effect that, whereas nca
tons OF the revo pulmonary spirit again abroad, which
manifested itself in the violent language held in public
places by persons discussing political subjects ii behooves
the well-dsposed and right minded citizens aid the
thoes in apprehendng such individuals, and putting
stop TO the spirit OF sedition. A ] tavern keepers and
coteehouse propretors who neglect this warning, and
persist tacltly protecting these dangerous characters
will be liable to be deprived OF their license Hungari-
ans, Poles, and Italians especially alluded to the
adve rtsement.
The Magyar government has established revolutionary
commissioners, with full powers, the comtats threat
ened by the enemy The clergy of the different creeds
are everywhere preaching crusade against the Rus
SLAMS.
report of M Messaros date Minister of War; states
that the Hungarian army, including the free corps,
added the $4,000 fresh levies which the Debeczn Par
lament lately voted These troops are divided into
corps and commanded by the following generals: Benz
a Pole; Georgey Hungarian; DamIanitsh, Croat !;
Perczel, Hungarian; Guyon, lrishman; kapka, a
Raze; Dannemberg, Hungariah, from ST. Mikolz Gas
par SlOwake; Vetter Hungarian, and Aulich, Ger
Their cavalry consist of 81 regiments OF regulars
have 4os pieces OF artillery most of winch are and Is
+ moi nd