Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31

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I,iov9,s Peslh correspondent reports that II iasea
three whole days The same auhofiiy gay r "a'
a ho,Iv disputed battle took place between reie
avhsz, and Kis.Trlek. A third engagement -
+, mentioned between the troops OF Dem6inski anu
Schlick. The heat is inlolerabe al Pes'h, anu
the troop. oil Haynau had suffered gfea.y ~
their march through The marshy waste oe'~een
The Thesis and the Danube. The wafer spiinss
on the way were all lurbid and toni; me soi''e''
used vinegar TO mix with The muddy drink. -.
Il has been mentioned that last week The oi''-
eeDce from Vienna TO Pesh was stopped De-
tween Acs aid Dots, by party from Comuin'
and that some Austrian officers were maze prs,
oners unon this occasion. The release OF inc VI
these. Msior Beckers, who, together with Inc
couduc or was sent 10 the Austrian ou'Pos's,
and is now at Presburg has been The means y. u
procuring Tor Us some important colieeno", ~, ~
The Measurements circulated with lespeI' W wv
garrison Of ComoIn. The stories aoou' 'he Ia.
ages of the lyphus fever and cholera ar P"ie
inventions According 10 Major Beekers, wnose
statement appears in the Wiener Aeiiuns' .ie
garrison, consisting OF $4,000 men, unasl III, ,he
command OF Gen. klapa enjoys excellent hea GA.
They are full OF what ne calls Masyd' P.'uS
and sclt-conceit. which means lna' ,hey a'e ~
high spirit. and full oi confidence IN Inc issue VI
their cause. Supplies OF all SORTS are aDnni"n',
and Kcssulh notes in full 11w. Malor neckels
says ha, the Total ignorance OF the ollcels WIN,
regard 10 what had been gong on ID ,he WORN
ior snms months past was startling, and that the
French and Vienna newspapers which iell mo
their nosscssion on this occasion, having been
devoured eagerly, seemed 10 put Them IN a
thoughtful humor.
In proportion as General Haynau advances
inlo the in.erior, The garrison OF Comorn make
their ACTIVITY lel General k!apka maze on o..
the 30ih scrlie from his cnlrencheo cauP ~
which he Inflicted severe losses on The bts'egets
The army OF the South, as The routed reninan'
OF Jeachich's corps is called, encouraged ny lne
news OF Haynau's approach, was preparing 10 re-
cross the Danube TOTO the Bacska. Inc pan hdu
gone from Miuo7es 10 Tiel, and would lheie
await the arrival ot The brigade OF Rastlc III
order 10 re-assume The offensive.
TIE Gfaz.r Zeung reports that Gen Nueen'
entered Kapo,yer on the 3Oh lie had nowhere
met with any resistance; but does not account ioi
The sowness Of his progress. II 600 landsturm
eis had been recently near kapso;sr, oul uisaP'
peared on The 2G!h. a small detachment oil wi a.
eyar HOODS in The same neishborhood, had re-
tired toward the Danube.
Travellers from Szesedin who have arrived
al Vienna, communicate The corlenls OF NOS
suh's bulletins. The first is cUuched II The iol-
lowing TERMS
"Reioice, paiIio,si tie country is sayed
"KOSSUTH"
The second bulletin sta.es that BEN has de-
leacd the Russians in Pennsylvania. The third
announces the Bans discontinue, and the rais.
ing OF he siege oil PeielwaTdien by Gnyon.-
The fourth records The taking OF Temesyar on
the 18Th inst. |, states that six attacks were re.
pulsed, but tina. the place was a! length carried
br a general assault, 1900 Honyeds having ial-
len in The breach.
The National Gazette of Berlin, says, on the
other hanc: General Velter, with The greater part
OF The Magyar army. has attacked Haynau in
The flank, behind Haynau is Dembinsk, al
Czsehd and Szolnok, end before him is Pertzcl,
while Georgcy, who has noI crossed The Thesis,
and who has conlcnl,d himself with making
sure, near Tokay, Of The points most favorable
Tor The passage. is occupying Paskicwi,ch on
The road from Ka.chau L. Peslh. We conse
quently see that Haynau's position is indeed
desperate, and should he be beaten The main
! force Of the Russians, under The Prince C! War
saw, would End itself lerarally surrounded on
| all sides
In proportion as General Haynau advances
into The interior, line garrison OF Gomofn makes
their activity tell. Gen. Klarka made on The
30.h, a smtie from his eniIenched camp, in which
| he inf ctcd severe ssfs ca the besiesers.
On the night oil the 4;h instant, the Austrian
government al Vienna was frightened from its
proprieiy by the receipt OF Geographic despatch
from the Governor OF Presbourg, midway between
Vienna and Raab, announcing that The HuE:a-
rians had taken Raab, and were advancing
against PIesburs, and demanding immediate Ie-
ilforcemens. a considerable portion Of The ga
risan ot Vienna was dispatched that night ty
forced marches 10 The seat oil war; The lmpc>
rla.iss in Plesburg were in state of the greatest
CONSERVATION and alarm. II was said thai The
Hungarian General Klapka commanded the
troops which took Raab, o!her accounts Stale that
il was AIKEN by t3aion VI The garrison of Cos
morn during a sally Il is clear that Tor some
iinc past the force under Auiich "a. been fad
ually augmenlig, and that ne has been co upc-
ratng with the garrison Of Conon. Theyll.14a
Generals is now tecume obvious; Georgey has
been leading Pa>kiewitaa wIi souse chase III
the North, GGyou has been Paying The same
game v ith Haynau in The South, anu having mus
weakened them by dividing Their forces, and
| lea ling them 10 such distance as 10 relder II
| impossible lof ihem 10 give any assistance TO The
garrison of Rabb, KlaFEa has appeared in force
| before The city, The inhabilan,s OF which were
! but too happy 10 open its gates 10 him, and has
thus cut of both Paskicwilch and Haynan frcn
| all communication with Vienna. The tables
have been completely turned on The imperla'is s;
| they who were IN have surrouiasd Tie iun2nfi>
| ans are themselves surrounded. Ihe,f ccnmu.
pication With Vienna is cut off BY Aulch or
Klapka al Raah, Paskiewilchs communication
with Galiicia is cut on by Corgey; his commu.
ntcalion with Haynau is cut Of by Dembinski,
and Haynaus communication with the Ban and
| with Sciyia is cut of by Guyon, while their
COMMUNICATIONS with Ludefs ale cnl Of ~ Benz.
TIE last accounts from the scat OF war state,
that the HungaIians had push'd on aeach-
| ment OF horse TO WieselbuTe and were within
sign. OF Altenburg, Twelve English miles only
| from Presburg. Al Gorso and Raab the
| Hungarians found large stores OF yicluals and
ammunition, 80 900 bushels vi oals, and 24O0
head Of cattle, which they carried of 10 The forress
OF Comorn. Besides This, they Lad captured Two
companies Of Austrian foot, AMI six pieces 0. ar
liilcry.
Ii is said that kapka, who commanded The
troops who took Raab, which city they did not
| garrison, pushed on al once towards The capital
of Austria. Probably they may, ere Ibis, be in
possession of PTesbuTg, perhaps OF Vienna il.
self.
| The next news from Hungary will be impor-
| tani.
TIE AUSTRIAN VIEW OF TIE HUNGARIAN
| MOVEMENTS IN ENGLAND.
| From the Wiener Zcilunp.l
The reply oil LYrd Palmerson was sedale and
| in keeping with his reputation for address as a
statesman. We rejoice 10 hear from The mouth
| OF the British Minister concessions WHICH while
they contain an honorable wledsmenr OF
The services rendered by Austria to England and
Europe, seem 10 onsr guarantees OF peace for the
future. When he proceeded 10 affirm that the
| maintenance OF The power and integrity oil Aus.
tria was n European, and especially English in>
,cresl, and that, therefore, The Hungarian question
was OF vital Importance as regarded The balance
OF power in Europe, he assigned the most solid
and inconroversible argument 10 favor OF Rus
| sian cooperation.
The separation OF Hungary must have disturb
ed This balance, and The only OH C: OF Russia is
10 redress ii. When Lord Palinelston expressed
The opinion that the nom Magyar races of Hun
gary had, for The greater par, forgotten their Cd
haired, to unite wnh The Mayors in cause
which they regarded as national, his view was
/ IN open cOnlradc' ion of facs A GLANCE al the