The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
INTELLIGENCE,
Ac.. &c.
Sr. JOHN, N. B.,
Wednesday Night, 10 O'Clock.

morning at Fix seloc.s, bringing lls passengers By
her we have received Paris intelligence OF the Esd Lon
don Of the oath Liverpool Of the 25th her day
sailing She will be que at New York at late hour on
Friday evening
The Europa arrived at Liverpool early on Monday
morning, the goth We learn from the officers Of the
Niagara that the Cambria the Goth, ct
A. M, off Tuscan. aud the 3oth, At A. NJ, lat 81
3S, long 2s A. the America passed by the Niagara
The news from Hungary is highly important. 1t Is
reported that the war is over The submission Of the
Hung and the important affects likely be produced
th,ous bout Europe BY the termination Of that sangGnary
had NOT the slightest Percepfbis Effect IN London
the business transacted in public securities
1t is again stated that the Russian loan which was
effected without difficulty through Hope Co, Of Am-
sterdsm has been cancelled by the Emperor the terms
not being consider, sufficiently favorable
! B,ghIy Important from Hungary-Most
Disastrous News from the Hungarians.
The intelligence from, the seat Of in Hungary Is
of the most disastrous kind. The Hungsrisns have
been defeated at ell points, and the which they
so coursgeously upheld against fearful odds fallen
past redemption. The precise details Of the sircum
stances which led to this unfortunate and unex-
sxpested result, cannot be aseertained from any
accounts within our reach But of the main
facts that the Hsngariaos have been forced to
lay down their arms and submit Internationally to
the Russian forces, there ia no reason whatever to
doubt. The operations Of tho Hungarians under
BEN, Just preceding the tsrminston Of the struggle
ore slsne given in Ineligible form, and would
potant influence in bringing about the submission Of
the Hunssrisns.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. BEN BATTLES AT HARMAvN-
sTADT - DsFEAT AND piscoURAoEMEsr OF THE
HUNGARIANS.
Tbs Vienna correspondent Of the London Times, I'M
der date Of August IL, ssys:-
Official report Of the sth OF August from Colone,
Dossner who is at Hermsnnsadt gives the partic
Of what has taken place In the Southwest Of Trans
MIA since the 4th u August witch day the Russian
General Luders at GalfAlva. After Bem's defeat
the 3l Of July at Schasburg he proceeded towards
Medgyes which place he reached the 3rd ut with
force Of 5000 men and IL guns Having been joined
at this place by IN auxiliary corps from Causenburz,
consisting Of 1000 loot eco bor,e and IL guns he pro-
cerded towards Hermsnnstadt General IIassford who
had been left with Fix bsttaions. eight guns aad
$50 Cossscks TO protect Hermann stsdt had gone to
Reissmrkt and Luhnleubsck where he gained the
victory mentioned yesterday over the issursent
General Steipsll. This having been made known TO
the Russian General Luaers by his scouts he rorssaw
BEN would fail upon IIasrord probably drive hiu H.
TO Wasohia, aud then take possession II Hermsnus-
tadt ali 70 b. hut N
BEN, with MI speed to Bessn However before Luders
could oveitske him he learned that Iassford had ae
tuslly been attacked, driven from his position and
after murdereuS battle VA the streets Of iIermanu.
tadt. In Which he bad many Killed and wounded,
had been obliged toretreat TO Talmse
On the 9Th, at 10 A NJ, Gea Luder's army stood
before hermannftsdt. Six battalions Of the enemy
Eve hundred horse, aud eighteen guns, occupying
the nsighboring heights considerable reserve
had been left in the city, and the remainder OF
the army lad gone In pursuit OF Hassford
battle ensued, which ended In the complete rout Of
the Msgyars The Russian cavalry put such Of tho
fuIi,ives ss attempted to resist 10 the sword The
enemy Who lost 200 prissnsrs, and IL guus in this
LATHE bad COO Killed and 300 sounded The troops
which had followed Iassford made the best Of their
way after theif routed comrades.
The Russians including the loes suffered BY General
Hassord the STD had three hundred and SIXTY
Allied aud wounded
The battles 81 Scbsshurg aud Hermsn pro-
duetd fnost dspriting effect upon the iusurvsnts
msny threw away their and sought refuge 10 the
woods while others vsut over 60 the viotors
TBs Dissolution OF rHE HUNGARIAN DIET, AND
sJRRENnsR oF trs POWERS TO oE0ReEr.
The vienna accounts by the wsy Of wa-sav of
Angus, is state that the Hungarian Diet having
surrendered ice powers to Gmgsy, dissolved itself
MEETING on kosst TIL. eEorGEy AND BEx-rRoPo-
srnoSs 90 SUBMISSION
A meeting, including Kossuth Correy and Be..
subsequently took place, at near Arad at which IL
-as determined ~ cBce 10 put au end 70 a war
~ tauguiIsry a. useless. Gorgey addressing IN.
council. protected that he bad no hopes for the
cause of Hungary; that ell resistauoe was in
vain and that nething but sitter ruin would
atteno the prolorgstion Of thu struggle Georgey's
rsascn ming Induced = lsrg. humber OF the Hun
gsrsn sersrsh to side With him and to in.is, on
turrendering
EosstTH AND rEN m FAVOR or CONTINUING THE
wAE-TnEiP ESCAPE
Notoriy Geofgey but also part o the be,isrna
army at remssoso, numbering in all from 80 900 to
10000 men, stood by Ceorsey; ssd the war party,
headed by Eoesuth Sem, and he leading members 81
the Hungarian parliament had nothing left but to
hsften 10 Or.ora 10 IL slated that they have already
entered upon Turkish territory; aud 1t is sso stated
shht Kossuth carried With hin the insignia n the Hun
esrian en- rire. including the state jewel,
rny suRREybEn oF eEopoEY.
G,orsey surrendered 60 rrin,e rsskswtch. under
tho ose condition n condition 70 can be called that
The rrinee .bould interceds with the Austrian Empe-
Tor for bimrst bis tfoops. and HE country IL is
asfertsd that Georssy's desperate resolution vas
promt ted by The mutinous spirlt Of the hns-srs
vienna letter IN The Do,i,ctt R,jo,,r states the
number Of trcors that surrendered with Ges Georgey
TO have been 27oO0 men, With 50 guns
u "a. thought that Cen Karks, 700, gould nov be
Induced 30 surrender Csmcru sfpssaily the city ~
Isab Sse. "a tho i5th last, cstupisd ~ the Impe-