The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-29

and be Recognised. they had clothed themselves in red
from head to foot for they felt in constant apprehension
OF movement on the part OF the National Guard
PAsg, July I'LL have already touched on the views
OF the French government with respect to Rome and the
fact Of good understanding existing with the Austrian
The object Of the Intervention, as stated by the French
government was to free Rome from the double eyn OF
prevent the Pope from Yielding to The suggestions Of those
about him, who would persuade him that any change
from the old system must be fatal to the stability and
Il z proDs6s. however ,6s France will assume high
oAe should be necessary 70 DO So and exercise to the
that while oasrns her peaceful mediation and her advice
she will not forget that her troops are masters Of the
castle OF ST. Angelo The extent Of what she would re-
qure from the Pontcal government may be Judged by
he following paragraphs, which. published as they are
in journal Justly regarded as semi oficla organ, would
aons OF the intentions and wishes OF the government
Austria, Hungary, and Russia.
The plan Of the campaign which is TO- decide the fate
Of Hungary, win be gathered with tolerabe accuracy
from the following sketch of the position which the op
posing armies now, and for some time, are likely
The four principal divisions Of the combined imperial
army may be conveniently designated by the morrill, SOUTH
east and west, and their respective lines of operation
correspond 10 these divisions Of the horizon To begin
h Sss q .a n Rass s
d The csIpaihians from Datla. Gallicisi 70 Bart
feIdt, in Hungary. on the 9th Of June. No serious
oppositon has been offered to its progress; for.
although il stated that general action had been
Is d The snd
Dembinski. in which the Russians remained victorious,
though with great loss yet that has not been
corOboated The Russians have reached the right bank
OF the Theiss and their headquarters were near Tokay
on the 30th ut; their outposs have however advanced
Ct h The
OF Dembinski, if he should give battle, or, in the more
probable Of his retreat the Thesis to inter-
stng On hs Danube does not ye, appear that Paske
witsch intended either to divide his forces to cross the
The movements Of the corps under the Ban Jellachch
precisely the counterpart in the south OF those Of Pas
kiewitsch 10 the north His object to reach the Thesis
the w6oeln Of that river possible. before Kossuth
and Geogsy cross between the northern and southern
in this movement By the resistance Of Peterwarden
fortress Of too important character to be left in his
and Perczel has man0uvred with ability on the old Ro-
man lines which still intersect that great bend Of the
This detachment Of Magyars will probably oppose the
g . e ana sn s
the Russians the SOUTH whenever they meet the whole
kingdom will be cut in halves by perpendicular line Of
occupation corresponding to its principal natural division
We may now examine the events which are passing in
the western and the eastern divisions of the theatre OF
war. The Magyars had advanced to the west on both
sides OF the Danube, so far as to occupy the Waag to
rest on Comon to command part OF the county OF Oeden
burg. and to threaten Vienna. They had on tina,
@ Sssa p posi- Aeeoaus that
the contest has been most The main body OF the
Austrian army, commanded by Haynau and Schck, ami
p Of he UNDER
has attacked with the headquarters Of the Mag
lew earth works, but Il could offer no prolonged resist
ance, and il seems that Georgey retreaed upon Acs
village the Danube, where he may have crossed that
river and throwa himself back on Comon. The action
continued at this place. but the passage OF the river
object Of importance TO the Magyars rather than
to the Austrians since the latter cross the stream
where they please above Raab. When Georgey has
crossed the Dnube believe the whole right bank oil
the river and southern portion Of the kingdom will be
free from the insurgents. 1t will become matter
OF great interest 10 observe how this general will
nue his reireat for, before many days have elapsed
that Kossuth was already retiring on in which
case Georgey great risk OF being completely sur
rounded within very confined space Of territory.
gathered partly from Haynaus bulletin, in the Wiener
Zefnng. and partly from the letter OF an officer pres
greater part OF their brces towards Comon that be-
ds: the nsSs . there are aeoG aoooG men
past Comon. and advanced DOTS, blind the
Will The bridge over the '' DANUBE before co%orn. =,
ssoy give an easy passage e me right bank They
q de highest Importance Almost the whole Austrian
Danube army with 10 reserves and the Russian - auxiliary
Haynau, skere from 10000 $4,000 men, with 40
pieces Of cannon while the Austrian artillery counted
the Magyar decisive bafue, and then drive them
back on Comom. Another object 10 gain posses.
zion Of the fssdeponf which stands upon sand-hl
O'Szclly. and commands the passage But bo, designs
line q strong enuspchusn: Before the iasds porf from
sss s Hs% ss a Tsf S
into the town, where they found themselves suddenly
Presently they precipiiaie retreat pursued by the
husssrs, who laid with unsparDg sabres Upon this
occasion the young Prince Lichtensein was severely
wounded Meanwhile the Ausfrians attacked the other
ssr several unfortunate Attempts. the line Of
uenchment but were finally driven back again with inn
loss. Then the bse reached the neighbong vine
hills, where the Hungarian hussars were drawn Here
also The Ausrsns were beaten, although they had been
srsngthened by renforcements AT Pasta Herya finally,
the bafe still serious and bloody. The village
four five alternately by either and
IL here that the Honved jagers fell the Russian
cavalry OF Paninn, and them taste Of their quality
The Ausisns did not gain single inch Of ground and
when night fell both armies remained former posi-
on In the Austrian bulletins the loss OF the
10 stated 1t cannon and $50 prisoners The Austrian
must have been very severe The officers who wound
cd 70 Vienna stated that half battalion Of Parma infantry
had been either killed wounded"
Six hundred wounded Ausuans and Russians were
brought to Vienna the 4th instant They were part OF
those that suffered ia the battle OF Atsh
The Emperor Of Austria returned TO his palace al
Schonbrunn on the 5th inst
The headquarters Of Prince Paskiewtsch were on the
30th ult a. Touo, near Tokay.
The con Of Prince Chas Lcbtensten was brought into
Vienna on the afternoon Of the 9TH inst literally covered
with wounds His left shot of by cannon
In different parts OF his body he had FIVE thrust wounds
Accounfe from the Rusean hcadoua rfers c,n6c, IN