The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-15

have brought the field Under these circumstances
looked hands the leaders is armies and i
is my firm persuasion that the longer duration of the pres
enia Tihereors snnounos to the nation that. nssssa
by that pnre patriotic feeling which induces ed-
country myself and in the name d Inc whole minis,
try lay down the reins Of goyernmen and invest General
long The nation shall make q Y sht %
dispose Of them IN another manner expect from him
il his pows! les preserve IL a.,Iona ana Pol.
cal independenss OF our poo, Fa,hsrsnd g well for s
responsible nation and history. May hs love his
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"LADIsLAus csANYI $50
MICHAEL HowATH. a' 4"
Minister Of Ecclesiastical Affairs"
II is worthy of remark that the style Of the original
document is infinitely inferior to the former productions
OF Kossuth's pen:
"GKoReEY TO THE NATION.
'Ctzens: The provisional government has ceased
list. The governor and the ministers have voluntarily
tired from their offices and the governments Under snch
circumstances military dictatorship Z and
hands citizensi what can be done in such an sc,nx
hand or by pacific msans but, a, all EVENTS 50 that fewer
sacrifices may be required, and that persecution cruelty
50 extraordinary and the blows Of fate 50 heavy ha any
fixed plans for the future impossible Ny only counsel
snare ether in 9. eon The
should enter the town which you nhabt a. the probability
ayocs,oas ciszsns, whalsyeI "a dod. e 81. in
" forde IN the bissnI conviction that the just csuss
cannon be lost forever oa'a AsT rE Ga e S Y
The Wiener Zeiiung Of the oath publishes the follow
ing official explanation Of the manner in which General
Georgey's surrender was brought about; M
.Dang Georgsy retreat and af.sr his dsfsas q Walt
zen he made repeated attempts 70 treat well With the
Russian Genemis iiadger and Tscheodsjea a. win tho
wish for an Intervention or Panihcaton and not an un
% % s. q L. On
gey, from AltArad General Baron Rudger, In which
Hungarian provisional government, be found himself
called upon TO take decisive step, and had therefore
that he, well the officers and soldiers Of the
army corps under his command. prepared surren.
eorgey also expressed his conviction, chief Of
oher corps wohld follow his example and tender their
sey. troops. who, asr being ispssisdy beaten BY the
anS Ss s ~ n.G 2. I Sos
Hayhau the other, left doubt that the speedy dis
paes s The Piincs Of wsr,sS moved y the wish %
prevent boodshed, and to part Of the
20 seoep hs oer Of uneond oaa surrender made By
Geoey and the troops under his comnand. General Ru
round the enemys forces and TO disarm them. The iss
guns, smmuniton horses weapons and military stores
en where hey were tStsn possession Of e the AUSTRIAN
steps speedily delivering the insurgents, who
present guarded in their camp BY the Russisn. and
sclns them the disposal g their ese lord his Majesty
The same paper publishes the following report from
Gen. Haynau, dated remeshvar, the 18th Sept;
The victories which the troops OF their Majestes OBJ.
cause the immediate retreat Of the Hungarian army which
invested that place. but II gave also such decisive blow
10 the forces Of the insurgents that their armies are now
incapable OF offering any effective resistance The enemy,
in their disorderly retreat from Temeshvr 10 Lugosh,
left heaps of -nuskets and accoutrements, ammunition
cars cannon and thousands q s.sssh On the ROAD
into hands the battle OF Szorog, on the 9Th, 10
already above 5000 The number have laid down
try of the hostile army Is in state Of dissolution Geor-
gey, who, by the rapdty OF his movements managed to
escape IRON the great Russian army a the Upper Tness
had arrived by way of Debreczn where his rear guard
was routed by the Russian and Grosswardein, al Arsd,
in order TO JOIN the southern army OF the Magya lie
already fancied that be had ESCAPED the danger. and
effected the wished-for union, but the Austrian army
Of the Danube had already raised the 1ege OF ie-
meshyar, and menaced Arsd the left bank Of the
Maos Geogsy came too lac s.b iGr IN s s @ q
his corps, encountered Georgey's vanguard con'is..
ing of from 900 10000 men, as il was deboucblng not
Asd ADD hsr ss. ,saa h ,a.s 9s 5,
Radna the Maros, where he formed olisse n'ehu
ing TO pass by Lppa TO Lugos. Foreseelng tna tnis
wou be attempted had already dispatched colu 10
lpa winch drove the enemys vanguard, tnaa nau J"st
come up, beyond the river The Magyan tnefeupot
hnrn hs bridge These last proved decisive,
ioT there WAS now no outlet for Geogey. The Russia,
General OF the Cavalry, Rudger coming IRON Gross
GARDEN was close spon his heels; on the Transy vanian
sle be vanguard of the allied army was At Deva, where
the ,se was blown up and great number Of the in
srsents killed. 1--WE know nothing Of the particulars con-
necied with this affair and TO conclude the Austrian
army of the Danube the left bank Of the maros
Thus shut all Sides Geoey surrendered at villages
othe 18th, with his whole corps, which was reduced TO
lS 900 men although he still had IA guns In conse-
quence of this the fortress of Aad also surrendered at DIS
creton on the 17th Inc Austrian army boasts nssmncn
as having almost exermnaed the enemy IN M battles
it has led 10 the surrender Of Geoyeys corps ana tne io
ess Of Arad Directly the siege OF was RAISED
ordered the fugitive army, which was unoer e command
of Benz TO be pursued BY the ID DIVISION, the reserve,
and WaIImodens cavalry division: Alter some feeble
attempts al resistance, Lugos was TAKEN and the enemys
corns which was almost state Of dissolution, was
nrs,ed in the direction OF Fscset and kaansebes This
ptting Of the reeatng troops-fof each division took
an oppose direction the disunon and confusion
81 Ike nsurgent leaders Weapons and sccouuements.
which had been thrown away by the fuxitives, were
found on all sides The carriages OF the guns which
coud not be carried off burnt and the guns left be-
mind letter OF Kossuths, which found declared.
before he knew that Geogey had surrendered, that the
Magyar cause rretrievaby lost The consequence
Of our rapid pursuit Of the enemy that immense stores
Of regimenials, military sccoutrements ammunition, &c,