Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
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The Democrat Psci6gue has private and a..
theniie advices from IiungaFy. which confirm tAs
reported victory Of BEN over The Rdssians IN the
Rolhenshrum Pass in Tfansylvania. The reason
why there Is any doubt or Obscurily with regardio
the recent movements ia Hungary Is thar lhs
Austrian authorities take all possible means Of
suppressing intelligence from that quarter.
The Democratic afiFms positively that Tie
Russian advance guard suffered check nesr
Jablanka, some thirty miles from Cracow, in
consequence Of which division laid down lis
arms, abandoning lis artillery. with horses and
eqaipage, It's baggage, munitions and maseriaIs
OF war.
Ii the delles ofEpcries, Dcmbenslsi has beat.
enthe Russians and driven The whole body which
was advancing by that route beyond the Carpa.
lhians, all the northern gorges q the range Of
which he now occupies.
But victory which even the Austrian Gov
efnment Journals do not dare TO deny, says ths
Democratic, is that gained by BEN over Rus.
sian column Of 10000 men seeking an entrance
into Pennsylvania by the Rothcnthrum (Red
Tower Pass. lie allowed the enemy to pene-
lrate The very extremity Of tho valley, where
be was ready 10 receive them behind some turii.
fcailons which be had erected for the purpose.
While The Russians were attacking these works
The Seeker Mountaineers suddenly appeared on
the heights Of The dedle thus threatening both
TANKS and the rear Of the enemy, whom they do.
slroyed by rolling rocks upon them from above.
Terrible confusion instantly appeared In tbs
ranks oflhe Imperial force and tlight Instantly
took place among them, leaving third Of their
whole number on The field of battle.
The Ilamhurgher Correspondent announces
The success Of Dem Ia these terms
''Bcm has sought The frontier of Russian troops
from Tenzin TO kuhio. More than 10 Russian
officers have gone over to the lIungarians. The
Hnngafians mean 10 avoid pitched battle"
The Democratic Pdcihqae also publishes
lrtlcrirom Cracow, dated May 2lst which says:
"Bem, who at frs, had but handful Of 'insur-
gents, has now an army Of more than 10000
mon aud 600 cannon. Kriwan and Arsa have
been to us precious arsenals Of men and arms
The Russians ask nothing better than 10 be dis.
armed as soon as they are away flo the author.
ity Of their Generals, The advantages which
Benz has gained are astonishing, especially from
the 7th 70 the 10Th Of May. Dembinski has also
beaten the Russians on the Polish soil Of Gallicia.
In i former letter announced to you the pres.
ence Of teworthy strangers French aud Eng
lish) ut headquarters; but was beneath the 70.
aliiy--thcrc were Americans there also
A correspondent ofihe National writes from
Vicnna "Kossuih pays bis soldiers liberally.--
The common soldier receives 10 KrErers (about
cents) day in money, sufficient quantity of
meat, bread and vegetables, and chance for ex.
traordinary rewards, which are as high as 500
forms for the capture Of flag, cannon, DC.
The skill Of the Iungafians makes Il unlikely
that they will be brought TO pitched battle"
The Weser ZeitAng says: ut Is reported that
Eszeck has been taken by the Hungarians. The
district Of Sunegh Is in open instruction, which
may render difficult the retreat of Jellachich.--
Perhaps VIC shall soon SEQ Magyar armies on
the shores Of the Adratc sea. The Russians
will advance with greater difficulty than the CzAr
seems to suppose, and the fever which will pre-.
vail during the summer win greatly weaken his
army. The war will last long, and il Austria
should obtain the victory she viii suffer from IL
Tor many years.
DEFEAT or THE RUSSIAN ApvANCE GUARD.
The advance guard Of the Russians has been
Unexpectedly attacked and Destroyed By diyis-
ion under Denlbinski, near JoFdanow, in Call.
cia, not far from the frontier Of Hungary; 1000
Russians were left on the field OF battle, and 90
cannon fell into the hands 81 The victors. II IL
said that The Hungarians have possessed them.
selves Of Lcmbergbui this requires confirmation.
Ills certain, however that Dcmbnski wishes 10
pass into Poland BY Gallicia, and on that account
a Russian f,rce Of $4,000 men has occupied the
camp ofKalsch, and isto remain on the frontier.
Morning Chronicle, LIST.